NTPC synchronises one more unit of 3,300 MW power plant in Bihar with grid
State-run NTPC Ltd on Sunday said it has successfully synchronised a 660-MW unit of its supercritical thermal power plant in Bihar with the grid, which would help the commercial generation of electricity from it.
The power producer has been setting up five units with 660 MW capacity each, spread across 3,200 acres of land at Barh in Patna district.
The construction work of three units of stage-I of the project was delayed due to “contractual, execution and timeline issues” with Russian firm Technoprom Export which was supposed to develop them, while two units of stage-II (2×660 MW) of Barh STPP have already been commissioned and are presently under operation, an official said.
