The gas will be supplied from Kammapalem field, Rajahmundry asset, on a fall-back basis in pursuant to Ministry of Petroleum & Natural Gas (MoP&NG) guidelines for allocation of gas from small/isolated fields and marginal fields.
The total gas allocation for SEIL now stands at 75,000 smcd. SEIL has facility to generate up to 12-Mw power at its Kothapeta plant. It currently supplies the unutilised power up to 9- Mw to APTransco.
“We have recently upgraded our gas engines for efficient working and would be able to reach our full potential power generation at Kothapeta with this allocation,” said B Satish Kumar, managing director, SEIL.
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