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New Delhi, Sept. 26 Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd (BHEL) on Wednesday announced it has bagged a Rs 765-crore order from Steel Authority of India Ltd (SAIL) for setting up a captive power plant in West Bengal.

The project is one of the largest-value orders secured by BHEL’s industry sector business segment, a company statement said.

The power unit will meet the requirements of SAIL’s upcoming expansion project of its IISCO steel plant at Burnpur and is slated for commissioning in 26 months, it said. The company would supply steam turbine generator sets, multi-fuel gas-fired boilers and controls and instrumentation package on a unified platform. — Our Bureau

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