NTPC registers 11.93 per cent growth in generation during FY'23

09 Mar 2023 CW Team

NTPC registered 11.92 per cent growth in generation i.e. 364.2 BU in FY23 till February month, compared to the country’s generation growth of 9.56 per cent.

NTPC continues to demonstrate an increasing trend in coal production from its captive mines. NTPC's Captive Coal production stood at 2.6 Million Metric tonnes (MMT) whereas the despatch stood at 2.5 MMT, thus registering a robust growth of 80 per cent and 87 per cent respectively, in February vis-à-vis the previous corresponding year. On a cumulative basis, the coal production crossed 20 MMT during FY23.

NTPC has taken various steps to augment the coal production from its coal mines. The engagement of high-capacity dumpers as well as an increase in the existing fleet size of excavators has allowed the operational mines to increase their production.

NTPC Group installed capacity stands at 71,594 MW.

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