Tata Power's Generation crosses 52,000 MUs for the first time in FY17

The company also reported capacity increase by 16% per cent in FY17 as compared to FY16. The Company, together with all its subsidiaries and jointly controlled entities, has an installed generation capacity of 10,613 MW (as of May 2017) as compared to 9,180 MW in FY16 from various fuel sources such as thermal (coal, gas and oil), hydroelectric power, renewable energy (wind and solar PV) and waste heat recovery.

The Company continued its robust operations in FY17 and the Company’s consolidated generation through all its subsidiaries stood at 52,512 MU as compared to 47,347 MU in FY16.

Generation from significant stations for the quarter were as follows. Mundra reported generation of 27,460 MU, while Maithon plant reported 7,357 MU. Trombay Thermal Power Station generated 6,394 MU, Jojobera Thermal Power Station generated 2,833 MU and Haldia reported generation of 779 MU. Industrial Energy Limited reported generation of 2,457 MU, TPREL generated 556 MU through clean sources of energy (Solar & Wind) and WREPL generated 884 MU.

Commenting on this development, Ashok Sethi, COO & ED, Tata Power, stated, “Tata Power has and will continue to serve the nation earnestly and will continue to be part of India’s growth story. We are confident that in the next few years we will have greater contribution towards the Government and consumers’ vision of a power sufficient nation. Towards this end, we are constantly growing, evolving, and evaluating suitable options to spread our footprint in different geographies in a sustainable way. The Company aims to pursue a well charted growth strategy by demonstrating a high level of commitment towards cleaner sources of generation thus increasing the share of non-fossil fuel based generation output to 35- 40% by 2025.”