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Jindal's 1200 MW plant under cloud
The 1200 MW thermal power project of Jindal India Limited at Kaniha near here, estimated to cost Rs 6,000 crore, is under a cloud as the twelfth meeting involving the local administration, company authorities and the affected villagers remained inconclusive.

Now, health insurance to cover OPD charges
There is finally some good news for health insurance buyers. Insurers are now beginning to cover outpatient department (OPD) expenses.

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NTPC plans 100 Mw solar projects in Gujarat
Powering its way ahead in tapping renewable energy sources for power generation, public sector power utility NTPC (formerly National Thermal Power Corporation) has set the ball rolling for its two solar thermal units of 50 Mw each in Gujarat. The company has firmed up its plans to initially install a solar power generation capacity of 100 Mw in the state, which may go up to 300 Mw at a later stage.
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Ratnagiri Gas to begin power generation by March 2010

Ratnagiri Gas and Power Private (RGPPL) or the erstwhile Dabhol power project in Maharastra would start generating 1,900 Mw of electricity by March, 2010. - EGoM reviews Dabhol project operations, revival - Govt to double wind power generation by 2022 - BHEL: Fairly valued - Bajaj Hindusthan to add 400 MW worth Rs 1,600 crore - BHEL, MP Power Gen in pact for thermal project - "Thermal capacities boost power generation in Sept" RGPPL was conceived in the early 1990s with a capacity of 2,200 Mw. It was divided into three phases of 740 Mw each, which the government says would be functional by the month of March next year. "Dabhol project would generate 1,900 Mw by March next year...All the three units would start," Power Secretary H S Brahma told reporters here. At present, the project is running at 700 Mw capacity. NTPC and GAIL India hold 30.17 per cent equity stake each in RGPPL, while Maharashtra State Electricity Board holds 17.89 per cent and the rest is held by public sector financial institutions. The project is also receiving 5.67 mmscmd of gas from Reliance Industries KG basin. RGPPL ran into controversy with US-based GE for recommissioning of the project.


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