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NTPC to supply renewable energy power to Military Engineering Services (MES)

| @indiablooms | Sep 09, 2022, at 11:51 pm

New Delhi: India’s largest integrated energy company NTPC Ltd has entered into an agreement to supply renewable energy power to the armed forces (Military Engineering Services).

This is the first-ever agreement by the Indian armed forces for sourcing power from Renewable Energy sources. 

This will go towards the gradual decarbonization of the armed forces.

Power Purchase Agreement for RE power from NTPC Solapur and Power Uses Agreement for RE power from upcoming NTPC Khavda, was signed to this effect Friday at Chandigarh by NTPC General Manager (Commercial) A K Srivastava, NTPC REL AGM (Commercial) Sunit Kumar and Maj Gen Ashok Kumar, DGW.

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