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SGATP Saves Rs 110 Crore Annually After Government Takeover

SGATP Saves Rs 110 Crore Annually After Government Takeover
SGATP achieves major cost reduction, saves Rs 110 cr annually · The Times of India

The Shri Guru Amardas Thermal Power Plant (SGATP) in Goindwal Sahib, now owned by the government, is saving money.

Before, the plant spent more to make electricity.

Now, it costs less because of changes after the government took over in February 2024.

The plant uses better coal, and it is working better, making more electricity.

The government bought the plant to improve how it works.

It's now producing more power at a lower cost.

Key facts

Plant Name
Shri Guru Amardas Thermal Power Plant (SGATP)
Location
Goindwal Sahib
PSPCL Acquisition Date
Feb 2024
Annual Savings
Rs 110 crore
Variable Cost Reduction
40 paise per unit
PLF (current FY)
66.53% (till March 6)
Capacity
540 MW (2x270 MW)
Acquisition cost
Rs 1,080 crore

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