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NLC India Limited’s published video presenting NUPPL’s 1,980 MW Ghatampur Supercritical Thermal Power Project. Publisher and title verified through YouTube’s public metadata.
India’s May 30, 2025 government release publishes total project cost ₹21,780.94 crore (INR217,809,400,000) for three 660 MW units, totaling 1,980 MW. The budget covers the full three-unit built project, not just the first unit inaugurated that day. Ghatampur thermal power project: published generating capacity 1980 MW. Operator-reported electric generating capacity; not annual energy production Unit 1 was dedicated May 30, 2025; the remaining units were physically being completed with FY2025–26 commissioning targets. Later inventory records report two recent operating units; the full project is retained as construction/recent operation, without asserting a completion day for Unit 3.[1]
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India’s May 30, 2025 government release publishes total project cost ₹21,780.94 crore (INR217,809,400,000) for three 660 MW units, totaling 1,980 MW. The budget covers the full three-unit built project, not just the first unit inaugurated that day.[3]
India’s May 30, 2025 government release publishes total project cost ₹21,780.94 crore (INR217,809,400,000) for three 660 MW units, totaling 1,980 MW. The budget covers the full three-unit built project, not just the first unit inaugurated that day. Ghatampur thermal power project: published generating capacity 1980 MW. Operator-reported electric generating capacity; not annual energy production Unit 1 was dedicated May 30, 2025; the remaining units were physically being completed with FY2025–26 commissioning targets. Later inventory records report two recent operating units; the full project is retained as construction/recent operation, without asserting a completion day for Unit 3.[3]
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NLC India Limited’s published video presenting NUPPL’s 1,980 MW Ghatampur Supercritical Thermal Power Project. Publisher and title verified through YouTube’s public metadata. Credit: NLC India Limited. Source and gallery; original media.