NBCC’s subsidiary, HSCC, has been awarded two major contracts by the Employees’ State Insurance Corporation (ESIC). These projects include:
- Construction of 500 Additional Beds at ESIC Hospital in Faridabad: This will increase the hospital’s total capacity from 650 to 1,150 beds.
- Establishment of a New 500-Bed ESIC Hospital in Manesar: This hospital aims to meet the growing healthcare demands of the Gurugram community. The estimated cost of this project is ₹660 crore, and it is expected to be completed in approximately 42 months.
Total Project Value: Approximately ₹1,322.48 crore, highlighting NBCC’s expanding role in healthcare infrastructure.
Power Grid Corporation of India: Supporting Renewable Energy
Power Grid has received a Letter of Intent (LOI) for a major project aimed at evacuating power from a potential renewable energy zone in Gujarat’s Khavda region. This project includes:
- Establishment of 800 kV HVDC terminals and bipole lines between Gujarat and Nagpur, Maharashtra.
- Estimated Cost: ₹24,819 crore, which will play a significant role in India’s renewable energy development.
Record LNG Processing at Dahej Terminal
The Dahej terminal has processed a record-high of 473 TBTU of LNG in the current half-year, surpassing the previous half-year’s figures. The total LNG volume for the current half-year has reached 501 TBTU, indicating the growing energy demand in India.
NTPC Limited: New Heights in Power Generation
NTPC announced that it produced 220 billion units of electricity in the first half of FY 2025, up from 212 billion units in the first half of FY 2024. Additionally, NTPC’s coal stations achieved a plant load factor of 76.31%, exceeding the national average.
These developments and financial performances indicate that India is witnessing continuous growth in its infrastructure and energy sectors. The projects by NBCC and Power Grid are set to establish new benchmarks in healthcare and renewable energy, while NTPC’s increasing power generation is committed to meeting the country’s future energy needs.
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