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NHPC has announced the commercial operation of the fourth unit of its Subansiri Lower Hydroelectric Project. This marks a significant milestone for the 2,000 MW project. With four units now operational, the company is progressing towards completing the remaining units. The Subansiri Lower project is India's largest hydroelectric undertaking.

The Punjab State Electricity Regulatory Commission (PSERC) approved the long-term procurement of firm, dispatchable renewable energy by the Punjab State Power Corporation from NHPC for a period of 25 years.

The Punjab State Electricity Regulatory Commission (PSERC) approved the long-term procurement of firm, dispatchable renewable energy by the Punjab State Power Corporation from NHPC for a period of 25 years.

Faridabad (Haryana) [India], May 4: NHPC Limited, India's 100% green energy Navratna CPSE under the Ministry of Power, Government of India, organised a Health Talk and an awareness camp at its Corporate Office, Faridabad, on 28 April 2026 in association with Heartnet India, an IoT-based cardiac care solution provider.

Faridabad (Haryana) [India], May 4: NHPC Limited, India's 100% green energy Navratna CPSE under the Ministry of Power, Government of India, organised a Health Talk and an awareness camp at its Corporate Office, Faridabad, on 28 April 2026 in association with Heartnet India, an IoT-based cardiac care solution provider.

Jammu, May 01: NHPC Executive Director Anish Gouraha on Friday assumed charge as the regional head of the PSU's operations in the Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh region. Gouraha took over as regional head of NHPC Limited's regional office in Jammu and will oversee the company's power stations and projects across the two Union Territories, an official spokesperson said. Soon after assuming office in Jammu, Gouraha interacted with officials of Salal Power Station and the Sawalkote project. He stressed the need for operational excellence and urged employees to work with commitment towards sustainable energy development in the region, the spokesperson added. A seasoned professional with nearly 29 years of experience, Gouraha is an electrical engineering graduate from GEC Bilaspur, Chhattisgarh, and also holds an MBA in human resources, he said. He joined NHPC in 1997 at the Salal Power Station and has since held several key assignments, including postings at the Tattapani geothermal project and the design (E&M) division at the corporate office, he added.

Jammu, May 01: NHPC Executive Director Anish Gouraha on Friday assumed charge as the regional head of the PSU's operations in the Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh region. Gouraha took over as regional head of NHPC Limited's regional office in Jammu and will oversee the company's power stations and projects across the two Union Territories, an official spokesperson said. Soon after assuming office in Jammu, Gouraha interacted with officials of Salal Power Station and the Sawalkote project. He stressed the need for operational excellence and urged employees to work with commitment towards sustainable energy development in the region, the spokesperson added. A seasoned professional with nearly 29 years of experience, Gouraha is an electrical engineering graduate from GEC Bilaspur, Chhattisgarh, and also holds an MBA in human resources, he said. He joined NHPC in 1997 at the Salal Power Station and has since held several key assignments, including postings at the Tattapani geothermal project and the design (E&M) division at the corporate office, he added.

North Lakhimpur, April 28: Anti-erosion measures undertaken by the National Hydroelectric Power Corporation (NHPC) along the downstream stretches of the Subansiri river have come under sharp scrutiny in Assam’s Lakhimpur district, with allegations of substandard execution surfacing from affected areas. The public sector undertaking has been implementing extensive bank protection works as part of the 2000 MW Subansiri Lower Hydroelectric Power Project (SLHEP), investing crores of rupees to mitigate erosion along vulnerable downstream stretches. As part of these efforts, NHPC had sanctioned a multi-crore scheme last year for the installation of sand-filled geo bags and geo-mattresses in erosion-prone areas such as Bamunijan and Kalioni. However, concerns have now been raised by locals and observers over the quality of the work carried out on the ground. Allegations suggest that geo-mattresses in certain locations have been laid unevenly, leaving visible gaps that could allow river water to pass through and directly impact the riverbanks.

North Lakhimpur, April 28: Anti-erosion measures undertaken by the National Hydroelectric Power Corporation (NHPC) along the downstream stretches of the Subansiri river have come under sharp scrutiny in Assam’s Lakhimpur district, with allegations of substandard execution surfacing from affected areas. The public sector undertaking has been implementing extensive bank protection works as part of the 2000 MW Subansiri Lower Hydroelectric Power Project (SLHEP), investing crores of rupees to mitigate erosion along vulnerable downstream stretches. As part of these efforts, NHPC had sanctioned a multi-crore scheme last year for the installation of sand-filled geo bags and geo-mattresses in erosion-prone areas such as Bamunijan and Kalioni. However, concerns have now been raised by locals and observers over the quality of the work carried out on the ground. Allegations suggest that geo-mattresses in certain locations have been laid unevenly, leaving visible gaps that could allow river water to pass through and directly impact the riverbanks.