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NHPC to generate 13 b units

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NEW DELHI: National Hydroelectric Power Corporation (NHPC) plans to generate 12.96 billion units of power during 2005-06, as against the 11.2 billion units generated in 2004-05. An MoU to this effect was signed by the NHPC with the Ministry of Power on Friday, a company release said.

The target of capacity index has been raised to 96.2 per cent, it said, adding other parameters that have been included in the MoU are recovery of dues, research and development activities, consultancy, and quality certification.

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