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Tata Power's Mundra plant in final talks to ink supplemental PPA deal

Earlier this month, the Gujarat government had decided to reverse its 2018 decision to amend the PPAs it signed with three producers - Tata Power, Adani Power and Essar Power

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The supplemental PPA will come into effect from the date of order of CERC approval

Press Trust of India
Tata Power arm CGPL, which runs Mundra plant, is in advance stage of discussion with Gujarat's utility GUVNL to ink a supplemental power purchase agreement (PPA) to facilitate suitable increase in power tariff, an industry source said.

Earlier this month, the Gujarat government had decided to reverse its 2018 decision to amend the PPAs it signed with three producers - Tata Power, Adani Power and Essar Power - to raise the power tariffs in order to offset the rising cost of imported coal.

The Gujarat government revoked its Government Resolution (GR) in this regard in view of easing coal prices

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