City
Epaper

Haryana CM meets Union Power Minister to ensure uninterrupted electricity supply

By ANI | Updated: April 29, 2022 20:15 IST

Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar met Union Minister of Power RK Singh on Friday and discussed various measures to ensure uninterrupted power supply in Haryana.

Open in App

Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar met Union Minister of Power RK Singh on Friday and discussed various measures to ensure uninterrupted power supply in Haryana.

The Union Minister agreed that 300 MW from the Kameng Hydro Electric project will be supplied to Haryana.

"CM of Haryana Manohar Lal Khattar met me and discussed issues of the Power sector of Haryana. It was agreed that 300 MW from Kameng Hydro Electric project will be supplied to Haryana," Singh said in a tweet.

According to the Ministry of Power, the Haryana Chief Minister assured that it will take necessary action to revive generation from the power plants with which it has PPA and this will start in three days.

Haryana will enter into a PPA with NEEPCO for about 300 MW of power from Kameng Hydro Electric Power Plant in Arunachal Pradesh.

The Haryana Chief Minister Haryana requested the Ministry of Power to allocate about 500 MW of power for the period upto May 15, 2022. The Minister of Power assured to examine this request and take early action.

Haryana has decided to set up a new unit of 750 MW at its Yamuna Nagar plant for which the Ministry of Power will extend all possible assistance, the ministry said.

"Haryana has decided to set up a 750 MW plant at Yamuna Nagar for which the Ministry of Power assured all help. Ministry of Power will also assist in the operationalization of Haryana's coal block in Jharkhand," Singh added.

Haryana has also expressed its willingness to acquire one of the stressed power plants to ensure adequate resource availability for power supply to consumers in Haryana. It was agreed that Haryana will implement a tolling option to reduce dependence on railway transportation of coal.

Union Minister of State for Power and Heavy Industries, Krishan Pal was also present in the meeting.

Jharkhand, Haryana, Bihar, Punjab, and Maharashtra are among the states seeing power outages.

( With inputs from ANI )

Disclaimer: This post has been auto-published from an agency feed without any modifications to the text and has not been reviewed by an editor

Tags: HyderabadKameng hydro electricbiharManohar Lal KhattarMinistry Of PowerUnion ministry of powerUnion power ministryKrishan pal gurjarManohar lal khattar haryanaPower ministry of indiaKrishan pal
Open in App

Related Stories

NationalBihar Power Cut Today: Electricity to Remain Shut for 4 Hours in Purnia on April 7; Check Timing and Affected Areas

NationalNitish Kumar Likely to Resign as Bihar Chief Minister After April 13; Rajya Sabha Oath Set for April 10

EntertainmentPankaj Tripathi Celebrates Bihar Diwas in Tokyo, Calls Bihar the ‘Foundation of His Identity’

NationalBihar CM Nitish Kumar Announces ₹6 Lakh Compensation After Stampede at Nalanda’s Shitla Devi Temple

NationalStampede at Sheetla Temple in Bihar’s Nalanda Kills 8 Devotees, Several Injured

National Realted Stories

National'Step to realising resolve of developed Rajasthan': Raj CM inspects under-construction Chambal aqueduct in Bundi

NationalEminent women, social activists hail Women’s Reservation Bill, call it transformative for society

NationalVijay targets DMK, BJP alliances at Tirunelveli rally; calls polls a 'historic fight for change’

NationalAfter losing my son, I'm now fighting for what we built: Rani Kapur on RK family Trust dispute

NationalIndian steel industry clocks robust 10.7 pc growth in 2025-26