BHEL bags emission control equipment order from NTPC

BHEL will cater to the requirements of emission control equipment for Indian thermal power plants

GN Bureau | October 15, 2018


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BHEL has clinched four orders worth Rs 2,900 crore for emission control equipment from NTPC. 

 
BHEL has been a major player in this area for more than a decade and was one of the earliest entrants in the Indian market for emission control equipment, having successfully executed the flue gas desulphurization (FGD) system at Tata Power’s Trombay unit 8 in 2008. With these orders, BHEL is presently executing FGD systems for 17 units of NTPC and its JVs.
 
BHEL will cater to the requirements of emission control equipment for Indian thermal power plants. 
 
BHEL has an ongoing technology collaboration with Mitsubishi Hitachi Power Systems (MHPS), Japan, for FGD systems and with HLB Power, Republic of Korea, for large size Gates and Dampers.

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