RInfra to convert state power plant to gas

01 Oct 2012 Editorial Team

Reliance Infrastructure plans to convert its 165 MW power plant in the state, operating on naphtha, to natural gas. The gas terminal is expected to be ready by next year. The company currently has an operating capacity of 941 MW with a 500 MW thermal plant in Maharashtra, 48 MW naphtha-based plant in Goa, 220 MW natural-gas- naphtha-based plant in Samalkot in Andhra Pradesh, 165 MW naphtha-based in Kerala and a 7.59 MW wind power project at Jogimatti in Karnataka.

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