Gandhinagar: After a gap of nearly nine months, power supply from Tata’s Coastal Power Company Limited plant at Mundra in Kutch has resumed, providing relief to Gujarat amid rising electricity demand due to increasing temperatures across the state. The plant, which had remained non-operational since July last year, began gradual generation from April 1. At present, around 1,050 MW of electricity is being supplied to the state grid from the facility. With the onset of summer, power consumption...Read More

Mumbai: Tata Power has restarted operations at its 4,150 MW Mundra thermal power plant after a shutdown lasting nearly nine months, the company said in a regulatory filing on Wednesday. The plant, run by its subsidiary Coastal Gujarat Power Ltd, had been non-operational since July 2, 2025, resulting in continued financial losses during the downtime. Located in Kutch, Gujarat, the Mundra facility is among the country’s largest coal-fired power stations, with five units of 800 MW each. It ...Read More

Mundra: The Union government has directed Tata Power’s 4-gigawatt imported-coal power plant in Gujarat to operate at full capacity from April 1 to June 30 to meet the expected surge in electricity demand during the summer, a Reuters report said. As per the news agency, the order said that generation from imported coal-based plants needs to be increased to ensure adequate power supply across the country. It also noted that similar directions could be issued to other imported-coal plants betwee...Read More

Ahmedabad: The Gujarat government has approved a revised power supply agreement with Tata Power, allowing the company to resume long-term electricity supply from its 4-gigawatt Mundra plant, according to a report by news agency Reuters. As per the news report, the imported coal-based Mundra power plant had remained shut for the past six months after the government withdrew the emergency provision that allowed power producers to recover higher costs incurred due to expensive imported coal. The ...Read More

Kutch: Tata Power’s 4,150 MW ultra-mega thermal power plant in Mundra, which has remained idle since July, is expected to resume operations by the end of this year. The company is reportedly close to signing a supplementary power purchase agreement (PPA) with the Gujarat government, its primary power buyer, according to media sources. The resumption plan is under discussion following an in-principle understanding with the Gujarat government, news reports said. Supplementary PPAs with other bu...Read More