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BHEL bags Rs 840 crore order for emission control equipment from NTPC subsidiary
New Delhi: State-owned BHEL on 23 June said it has won an order worth Rs 840 crore from an NTPC subsidiary for emission control equipment.The company has bagged the order from Nabinagar Power Generating Company Ltd (NPGCL).[caption id="attachment_4438627" align="alignleft" width="380"]
BHEL. FIle photo. Reuters[/caption]The order involves supply and installation of Flue Gas Desulphurization (FGD) system for control of sulphur oxides emissions at the 3x660 MW Nabinagar project in Aurangabad district of Bihar, a BHEL statement said.With this order, the company is presently executing FGD systems for 23 units of NTPC and its joint ventures.Overall, BHEL has contracted FGD orders for 37 units from various customers till date.
First Published:Jun 23, 2019, 18:31:46 IST
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