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New Delhi , Dec 21

BHEL today said that it has bagged a Rs 165-crore order from IOC for setting up a power plant at the oil major's Haldia refinery in West Bengal.

"IOC has placed an order worth over Rs 165 crore for a gas-based co-generation power plant," a BHEL release said.

The project is scheduled for commissioning in 22 months.

BHEL's scope of work includes design, engineering, manufacture, supply, erection and commissioning of gas turbines, generators, auxiliaries, civil works and spares.

The equipment would be manufactured at BHEL's Hyderabad, Tiruchi and Bangalore-based Electronics Division, it said.

BHEL had earlier installed co-generation power plants of various capacities on turnkey basis at IOC's Panipat, Digboi, Barauni, Haldia and Mathura refineries.

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