May 18, 2024

Report Wire

News at Another Perspective

NTPC Q1 revenue up 27.3%

2 min read

NTPC Ltd, the nation’s largest energy generator with an put in capability of 66,885 MW, on Saturday posted a web revenue of Rs 3,145.63 crore for the June quarter of FY22 as towards Rs 2,470.16 crore in the identical interval a 12 months in the past, registering a rise of 27.35 per cent.
The whole earnings for the quarter was Rs 26,802.25 crore as towards Rs 24,021.00 crore in Q1 of the earlier 12 months, registering a rise of 11.58 per cent. NTPC group has recorded gross energy era of 85.81 billion items (BU) as towards 67.94 BU throughout the earlier quarter of final 12 months.
On a standalone foundation, the gross era of the state-run generator for Q1 of FY22 was 71.75 BU as towards 60.19 BU in the identical quarter of final 12 months.
Coal stations achieved a plant load issue (PLF) of 69.68 per cent as in comparison with the nationwide common of 58.50 per cent, with an availability issue of 93.68 per cent.
Revenue from operations for the quarter ended June included Rs 903.62 crore (Rs 880.97 crore final 12 months) on account of sale of power by means of buying and selling.
The firm is executing a hydro energy challenge in Uttarakhand, the place all of the clearances had been accorded. A case was filed within the Supreme Court after the pure catastrophe within the state in June 2013 to overview whether or not the assorted current and ongoing hydro initiatives have contributed to environmental degradation.

The Supreme Court, in 2014, ordered that no additional development ought to be undertaken within the initiatives into consideration till additional orders, which included NTPC’s stated hydro challenge.

As a part of the proceedings, the SC is analyzing to permit a number of initiatives all of which have clearances, which included the challenge of NTPC the place work has stopped. Aggregate value incurred on this challenge until this June is Rs 164.13 crore (Rs 163.86 crore final 12 months).

Copyright © 2024 Report Wire. All Rights Reserved