Power plant Ratnagiri Gas and Power Pvt Ltd, the joint venture between state-run firms NTPC and GAIL, will sell about five per cent of its total capacity of 1,967 Mw outside Maharashtra, for the first time starting July this year.
The company is also planning a 2,100 Mw capacity expansion addition but it will depend on availability of gas, Chairman D K Jain told Business Standard.
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