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BHEL bags Rs 740 million equipment order
740-million order for supplying hydro generating equipment for a 60-megawatt (MW) power project in Mizoram.
NEW DELHI: The project, commissioned by the state utility North East Electric Power Corporation (NEEPCO) and funded by the Japan Bank for International Cooperation, will generate electricity in a 53-metre water head of the river Tuirial, a BHEL statement said Monday.
The powerhouse will be located in the Tuirial valley near Bilkhawthir town.
BHEL will manufacture, supply and commission two Vertical Francis hydro turbines of 30 MW each, with matching generators, microprocessor-based controls and other associated auxiliaries, for the project to be completed by 2006.
The heavy engineering major has earlier supplied 13 hydro generating sets of various ratings and sizes totalling 755 MW to NEEPCO.
The company is also executing a 25 MW Kopili Stage-II project to be commissioned during 2003-04 fiscal.
BHEL has reportedly manufactured and supplied 385 hydro generating sets, totalling 16,275 MW, to various utilities in India, Nepal, Thailand and other countries.
Source: IANS