Krishnapatnam Port’s Cargo Handling Up 25% In FY18
Krishnapatnam Port Company Limited (KPCL) aims to handle 55 million tonnes of cargo during the current fiscal as against 45 million tonnes last year, a top executive of the port said here today.
Scam In Karnataka Coal Transport: Kedar
Saoner MLA Sunil Kedar has written a letter to Karnataka chief minister Siddharamaiah alleging that part of coal meant for Karnataka Power Corporation Limited (KPCL) was being diverted by the company’s transporters.
7 Years On, Power Project A Non-starter
With half a day of coal stock left -in the words of energy minister D K Shivakumar recently -Karnataka is staring at a thermal power crisis.
Power Crisis Building In Karnataka? State Not Collecting Coal Even As Plants Run Out Of Stock
Western Coalfields (WCL) said on Friday that Karnataka Power Corporation (KPCL) has not started lifting coal from the mines allocated to its power plants
BHEL regains growth & profitability, Surpasses 12th Plan Capacity Addition Target
Wins largest-ever export order; Forays into Power Generation; Focus on Diversification to Drive Next Wave of Growth
State-owned Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited (BHEL) said on Monday that it has has achieved double digit growth in its topline and bounced back into profit in fiscal 2016-17, ending the year with significant traction in growth drivers.
BHEL commences operation of second 800MW coal-based unit in Karnataka, India
India-based company Bharat Heavy Electricals (BHEL) has begun commercial operation of its second 800MW supercritical unit at 2x800MW Yeramarus Thermal Power Station (TPS) in Karnataka, India.
ABB India restores crucial power infrastructure in record time for Karnataka, wins smart technology award
ABB India has restored and modernized the critical 1,035 MW Sharavathi hydropower plant in Karnataka, which approximately accounts for 25 percent of the state utility Karnataka Power Corporation’s power generation.
Bhel’s first 800 MW supercritical plant operational
Power equipment maker Bhel today commenced commercial operations of its first 800 MW unit, supercritical thermal plant.
