NHPC
NHPC Limited is the largest hydropower development organization in India, with capabilities to undertake all the activities from conceptualization to commissioning of hydro projects. NHPC has also diversified in the field of Solar & Wind energy development etc.
See below for the Latest NHPC News, Analysis, Profit Results, Share Price Information, and Commentary.
NHPC seeks bidders for 1.2 GW solar power projects
NHPC will sell the power from the solar projects to state utilities and discoms.
NHPC seeks bidders for 1.2 GW solar power projects
NHPC will sell the power from the solar projects to state utilities and discoms.
NHPC aims to deploy floating solar technology in India
This is in partnership with Norwegian firm M/s Ocean Sun.
India’s hydropower firm installed 7,097 MW of renewables
The renewables were generated through the market’s 25 power stations.
India approves investment for its largest hydropower project
Its total cost is estimated at $3.9b
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