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NTPC to raise Barh plant capacity

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New Delhi, May 29

NTPC Ltd today said it would enhance the capacity of its Barh super thermal power project in Bihar. The company is considering enhancing capacity by adding either two units of 660 MW each (1320 MW) or two units of 800 MW each (1600 MW), the company informed the BSE. These additions would be within the overall capacity additions already announced, it added. NTPC had earlier announced capacity enhancement for 2007-2012 from 11,558 MW to 17,333 MW and had indicated a tentative list of projects included in the revised capacity addition programme.

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