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MSPL adds capacity

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Bangalore, April 5

MSPL Ltd, a leading iron ore mining and exporting company in Karnataka, has added 5.20 MW at its Harihar wind farms in the State. The company recently commissioned nine turbines of 600 KW capacity. With this addition, the company's total capacity has gone up to 110.8 MW. MSPL has entered into a 10-year power purchasing agreement with Bescom for the sale of power generated at the Harihar project at Rs 3.50 a unit, said Mr Shrenik Baldota, Director.

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