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National Thermal Power Corporation’s (NTPC) Simhadri Super Thermal Power Plant, Visakhapatnam has commissioned a 10 MW floating solar plant, which is part of the plant of how many Megawatts?

National Thermal Power Corporation’s (NTPC) Simhadri Super Thermal Power Plant, Visakhapatnam has commissioned a 10 MW floating solar plant, which is part of the plant of how many Megawatts? Correct Answer 25

The correct answer is 25.
  • National Thermal Power Corporation’s (NTPC) Simhadri Super Thermal Power Plant, Visakhapatnam has commissioned a 10 MW floating solar plant, which is part of the 25 MW plant.
  • It is India’s largest floating installation to date, and it is also regarded as an engineering marvel.
  • The project was given to BHEL with a cost of 110 crores and with a completion period of 15 months.

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