PSPCL buys power at record low price

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Updated At : 12:00 PM Aug 04, 2021 IST

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PSPCL buys 302 MW at Rs2.22/unit

* PSPCL CMD A Venu Prasad said while availing the benefit of low prices at the power exchange, they purchased 302 MW at Rs2.22 per unit with a total quantity of 70.22 lakh units on Sunday

* He said the decision was taken following glitches at the Talwandi Sabo plant in Mansa. “It remained shut for three days in July and only two of its units are currently operational due to which there is huge power shortage,” he said

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