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NLC eyes 21,011 Mw power generation by 2025, renewables to make up 4,200 Mw

The firm's total power generating capacity has gone up to 6,044 Mw following the commissioning of two plants

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NLC India Ltd (formerly known as Neyveli Lignite Corporation), the Navaratna company under the Ministry of Coal, has set a target to reach 21,011 Mw power generation by 2025. The company which was traditionally a lignite and coal-based power producer is planning to generate over 4,200 mega watts through renewables.

Rakesh Kumar, Chairman-cum-Managing Director of NLCIL said that growth of power sector is key to the development of the country as it facilitates development across various sectors of the economy.

India has already set a renewable energy target of 175 Gw in order to achieve a target of generating at least 40

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