Nuclear power generation rises by 4 per cent
POWER & RENEWABLE ENERGY

Nuclear power generation rises by 4 per cent

Nuclear Power Corporation of India´s (NPCIL´s) power generation rose by 4 per cent to 35,592 mn units in 2014-15 against 34,228 mn units in 2013-14.The rise was attributed to increase in the fuel supply. The capacity utilisation in August was 78 per cent and is expected to rise in the coming months, as some units were under a planned shutdown. Kudankulam-I, for instance, has been shut for refuelling since June 24, and expected to restart generation by end of September this year. Total income rose 2.3 per cent to Rs 9,263 crore; net income was down four per cent to Rs 2,201 crore in 2014-15 from 2013-14.
Contact: NPCIL.
Tel: 022-2599 3000.
Website: www.npcil.nic.in

Nuclear Power Corporation of India´s (NPCIL´s) power generation rose by 4 per cent to 35,592 mn units in 2014-15 against 34,228 mn units in 2013-14.The rise was attributed to increase in the fuel supply. The capacity utilisation in August was 78 per cent and is expected to rise in the coming months, as some units were under a planned shutdown. Kudankulam-I, for instance, has been shut for refuelling since June 24, and expected to restart generation by end of September this year. Total income rose 2.3 per cent to Rs 9,263 crore; net income was down four per cent to Rs 2,201 crore in 2014-15 from 2013-14. Contact: NPCIL. Tel: 022-2599 3000. Website: www.npcil.nic.in

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