Tata Power, India’s largest integrated power company, announced that the company’s generation capacity increased by close to 13% percent in Q1 FY18 as compared to Q1 FY17. The company, together with all its subsidiaries and jointly controlled entities, has an installed generation capacity of 10,466 MW (as of August 2017).
With the commissioning of these projects, Tata Power has significantly increased its presence in the clean energy space with a gross installed capacity of 3,144 MW.
Overall in Q1 FY18, company continued its robust operations with Maithon Power station generating 1952 MU. Standalone generation for the quarter stood at 3277MU. Trombay Thermal Power generated 1719 MU. Jojobera Thermal Power Station generated 768 MU and Haldia reported generation of 203 MU. Industrial Energy reported generation of 664 MU and TPREL, the renewable energy arm of Tata Power, generated 250 MU in Q1 that includes clean and green energy sources (wind and solar). Total consolidated generation stood at 12405 MU.
Commenting on this development, Mr. Anil Sardana, CEO and MD, Tata Power, said, “Tata Power has and will continue to be a part of India’s growth story. With the support of leading technological innovations, excellence in project execution, world class safety processes, customer care, and green initiatives, the company has succeeded in establishing a strong foothold across the country and in select geographies towards creating stakeholder value. We are confident we will continue to significantly contribute towards the vision of ‘Power for All’.”
The Company generates power from various fuel sources such as thermal (coal, gas and oil), hydroelectric power, renewable energy (wind and solar) and waste heat recovery, thereby, reinforcing its position as the largest integrated power company in India. Tata Power continues to be on the lookout for feasible organic and inorganic projects, both greenfield and brownfield, in India and abroad
