Tamil Nadu to Secure 6,486 MW Thermal Power by FY 2029–30; Additional 7,000 MW Needed by FY 2034–35, Says Power Ministry:

Tamil Nadu to Secure 6,486 MW Thermal Power by FY 2029–30; Additional 7,000 MW Needed by FY 2034–35, Says Power Ministry:

Daily Current Affairs   /   Tamil Nadu to Secure 6,486 MW Thermal Power by FY 2029–30; Additional 7,000 MW Needed by FY 2034–35, Says Power Ministry:

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Category : State Published on: July 26 2025

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Tamil Nadu has initiated contracts for 6,486 MW of thermal power capacity to be achieved by FY 2029–30, including major ongoing projects under TNGCPL like North Chennai (800 MW), Udangudi (2×660 MW), and Ennore SEZ (2×660 MW). However, other ongoing projects—Ennore Expansion and Uppur STPP—are excluded from this capacity. The Union Power Ministry has urged coal linkage allocation under the SHAKTI 2025 Policy for future bidding and emphasized a further requirement of 7,000 MW thermal capacity by FY 2034–35.

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