Archive · 11 Oct 2026
NTPC Invites Industries to Take 26% Stakes in Co-Generation Projects
NTPC is asking businesses to consider investing in new energy projects.
A business could take a 26% ownership share in a project.
These projects would make electricity and useful steam for industries.
Making both together can help industries use energy more efficiently.
NTPC is also exploring systems that combine coal, renewable energy and battery storage.
The company says the projects could provide dependable energy through long-term agreements.
NTPC has more than 91 GW of power capacity and over 35 GW under construction.
It aims to reach 149 GW by 2032, including 60 GW from renewable energy.
NTPC invited expressions of interest from commercial and industrial entities for a 26% equity stake in co-generation projects.
The proposed facilities would supply industries with steam and electricity produced through integrated energy systems.
NTPC is exploring supply solutions combining coal-based generation, renewable energy and battery storage.
The initiative aims to support long-term industrial power arrangements focused on reliability, cost and sustainability.
NTPC reported more than 91 GW of installed capacity and over 35 GW under construction, with a 149 GW target by 2032, including 60 GW of renewables.
- Who
- NTPC Limited and commercial and industrial entities considering investment.
- What
- NTPC invited expressions of interest for entities to take a 26% equity stake in co-generation projects.
- When
- The articles do not specify when the invitation was issued.
- Where
- New Delhi is identified as the dateline in one report; project locations are not specified.
- Why
- To develop industrial steam and electricity supply projects and broaden NTPC's industrial energy solutions.
- Equity stake offered to partners
- 26%
- Potential partners
- Commercial and industrial entities
- Proposed co-generation output
- Steam and electricity for industrial requirements
- Energy sources and storage being explored
- Coal-based generation, renewable energy and battery energy storage systems
- Installed capacity
- More than 91 GW
- Capacity under construction
- More than 35 GW
- Capacity target
- 149 GW by 2032, including 60 GW from renewable energy
