Archive · 30 Jun 2025
DVC Inks Deal to Supply Thermal Power to Karnataka DISCOMs
Imagine a company called DVC that makes electricity, has agreed to provide a large amount of power to several companies in Karnataka.
This power will come from a new power plant DVC is building.
The deal means Karnataka will get a reliable source of electricity to meet their growing needs.
The agreement was signed between DVC and the Karnataka electricity distributors, and the deal promises a consistent power supply at reasonable prices.
DVC signed a long-term agreement to supply 300 MW of thermal power to Karnataka DISCOMs.
The power will be sourced from DVC’s Koderma Thermal Power Station Phase-II.
The agreement aims to meet Karnataka's growing energy demand.
The PPA was signed at PCKL headquarters.
DVC has completed agreements for all upcoming projects totalling 3,720 MW.
- Who
- Damodar Valley Corporation (DVC) and five Karnataka DISCOMs signed the agreement.
- What
- DVC signed a long-term agreement to supply 300 MW of thermal power.
- When
- The agreement was signed on Monday, June 30th.
- Where
- The agreement was signed at the headquarters of PCKL in Kolkata, India. The power will be supplied to Karnataka.
- Why
- To meet Karnataka’s growing energy demand with reliable and affordable thermal power.
- Agreement
- Power Purchase Agreement (PPA)
- Supply Amount
- 300 MW
- Power Source
- Koderma Thermal Power Station Phase-II
- Signatories
- DVC, PCKL, and five Karnataka DISCOMs
- Location of Signing
- Kolkata
- Date of Signing
- June 30th