Nod to Resurgent Power’s takeover of UP Transmission
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Nod to Resurgent Power’s takeover of UP Transmission

The Uttar Pradesh power regulator has approved the takeover of the South East UP Power Transmission Company by Resurgent Power Ventures, a JV between Tata Power and ICICI Bank. It had emerged as the highest bidder in February, quoting Rs 3,251 crore upfront payment for the stressed transmission asset under insolvency.

The NCLT cleared the bid in June.
"This is a critical order for the power sector. This is one of the first large-scale stressed transmission projects which has been resolved through IBC (Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code) and has been accepted by the State Regulatory Commission," said SKV Law Offices advocate Venkatesh, who appeared for Resurgent Power Ventures.

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The Uttar Pradesh power regulator has approved the takeover of the South East UP Power Transmission Company by Resurgent Power Ventures, a JV between Tata Power and ICICI Bank. It had emerged as the highest bidder in February, quoting Rs 3,251 crore upfront payment for the stressed transmission asset under insolvency. The NCLT cleared the bid in June. This is a critical order for the power sector. This is one of the first large-scale stressed transmission projects which has been resolved through IBC (Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code) and has been accepted by the State Regulatory Commission, said SKV Law Offices advocate Venkatesh, who appeared for Resurgent Power Ventures. Also read: Tata Power Delhi Distribution inks training pact with SiemensTata Power will buy 300 MW of non- solar renewable energy

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