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India Is Planning a $49 Million Floating Solar Plant
Project will be built on the reservoir of NTPC Ltd.’s naphtha-fired plant in Kayamkulam and commissioned within 21 months.
01 Oct 2019, 08:32 AM IST 
A Tata Power charging station. (Source: Tata Power’s Twitter Handle)
(Bloomberg) -- Tata Power Solar Systems Ltd., a unit of Tata Power Co., received an order to build a 105 megawatt-peak floating solar plant in the southern Indian state of Kerala, the company said in a stock exchange filing.
The 3.43 billion rupee ($49 million) project will be built on the reservoir of NTPC Ltd.’s naphtha-fired plant in Kayamkulam and commissioned within 21 months, the company said. The order also includes operations and maintenance of the plant for three years, according to the statement.
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