To be executed on a total engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) basis at an estimated cost of Rs 650 crore, the project would be completed in two phases with the first 60Mw to be completed in 20 months and the second 60Mw in 22 months.
The project, which would run exclusively on washery reject coal fuel, has been entrusted to Maytas by Nagpur-based infrastructure and power company Gupta Energy Private Ltd.
"We regard this as a great achievement to have been chosen from among major competitors for this prestigious project. This project will also see the highest efficiency, high standards of safety, and will meet the best environmental norms," PK Madhav, chief executive officer of Maytas Infra, stated in a press release on Tuesday.
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