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Little-known solar firm gains traction, unseats NTPC in Madhya Pradesh

MP govt cancels PSA signed after record low bids in two solar parks

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The RUMSL bid round for Shajapur solar park on July 19, for instance, saw NTPC Renewable Energy offering the lowest tariff of Rs 2.35 for Unit 1 of 105 Mw and Rs 2.33 for Unit 2 of 220 Mw.

Jyoti Mukul New Delhi
Rewa Ultra Mega Solar (RUMSL), a Madhya Pradesh (MP) and central government joint venture, is in a unique spot. It has unseated NTPC, a central government company, for supply of a mere 200 megawatt (Mw) of solar power to the MP government after it recently concluded a bidding round. 

This has led to the state deciding last week not to proceed with a power sale agreement (PSA) signed with NTPC on April 30. The twist in the tale is that the RUMSL auction that led to this situation has NTPC Renewable Energy, a subsidiary of NTPC, as one of its winning