This is an archive article published on October 14, 2021

Supplied 9,352 MW power despite coal shortage on Oct 12: PSPCL

In a statement issued here, Chairman cum Managing Director PSPCL, A Venu Prasad, said that PSPCL shall purchase around 1800 MW of power from power exchange at a rate of Rs 10.55 per unit Wednesday.

Prasad said critical coal stock position is still prevailing in all thermal power plants in Punjab, and currently, all private and state-owned coal-based plants in the state have around two days of coal stock.(Representational)Prasad said critical coal stock position is still prevailing in all thermal power plants in Punjab, and currently, all private and state-owned coal-based plants in the state have around two days of coal stock.(Representational)
2 min readChandigarhOct 14, 2021 07:50 AM IST First published on: Oct 14, 2021 at 07:50 AM IST

THE PUNJAB State Power Corporation Ltd (PSPCL) has said that despite a coal shortage, it supplied 9352 MW in the state on Tuesday (October 12).

In a statement issued here, Chairman cum Managing Director PSPCL, A Venu Prasad, said that PSPCL shall purchase around 1800 MW of power from power exchange at a rate of Rs 10.55 per unit Wednesday.

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Prasad said critical coal stock position is still prevailing in all thermal power plants in Punjab, and currently, all private and state-owned coal-based plants in the state have around two days of coal stock. He said 13 coal rakes were received against a total requirement of 22 rakes on Tuesday. Although the coal rake supply is lesser, yet consistency of supply is being maintained, he added.

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