NHPC Limited, previously known as the National Hydroelectric Power Corporation, is an Indian public-sector company focused on hydropower. Established in 1975, its primary objective is to plan, promote, and facilitate the efficient development of hydroelectric power. Over time, NHPC has diversified its operations to encompass various renewable energy sources such as solar, geothermal, tidal, and wind power. NHPC became listed on the NSE and BSE following a successful IPO in 2009.
As of September 30, 2023, NHPC has a total installed capacity of 7,097.20 MW, which includes 1,546 MW from joint ventures. This capacity is distributed across 22 hydroelectric power plants generating 6,971.20 MW, two solar power projects producing 76 MW, and one wind power project contributing 50 MW. NHPC's hydroelectric capacity constitutes approximately 14.88% of India's total installed hydroelectric capacity of 46,850.18 MW.
Currently, NHPC and its subsidiaries are engaged in constructing 15 projects with a combined installed capacity of 10,449 MW. Notable projects include Subansiri Lower HEP (2,000 MW), Dibang Multipurpose Project (2,880 MW), and Parbati-II HEP (800 MW). Additionally, NHPC has 13 projects in the clearance stage with a total installed capacity of 4,847 MW, and four hydroelectric projects totaling 4,690 MW are in the survey and investigation stages.
In the fiscal year 2022-2023, NHPC power stations generated 24,907 MU (million units) of electricity.
NHPC Limited operates through three main business segments:
1. Electricity generation: NHPC owns and operates 22 hydroelectric power plants along with a 50 MW wind power project and two solar power projects totaling 76 MW.
2. Power trading: NHPC engages in trading electricity generated by its plants as well as purchased from other sources through platforms like the Indian Energy Exchange (IEX) and the Power Trading Corporation of India (PTC).
3. Project management, construction contracts, and consultancy assignments: NHPC offers consulting and project management services to entities in the power sector, alongside a construction arm undertaking power project construction.
NHPC's subsidiaries include NHDC Limited, Loktak Downstream Hydroelectric Corporation Ltd (LDHCL), and Lanco Teesta Hydro Power Limited (LTHPL).
Key personnel include Shri Rajeev Kumar Vishnoi, serving as the Chairman and Managing Director of NHPC Limited. Vishnoi boasts extensive experience in the power sector, having held various leadership roles within NHPC and other organizations.
In terms of corporate actions, NHPC has executed buyback programs, offering equity shares at specified prices on different occasions.
Looking ahead, NHPC aims to leverage its expertise in completing challenging hydroelectric projects, invest in seismic safety measures, capitalize on India's hydro potential, and contribute to the nation's renewable energy goals. Additionally, NHPC sees opportunities in grid stability enhancement due to the rapid development of renewable energy sources.
As of September 30, 2023, NHPC has a total installed capacity of 7,097.20 MW, which includes 1,546 MW from joint ventures. This capacity is distributed across 22 hydroelectric power plants generating 6,971.20 MW, two solar power projects producing 76 MW, and one wind power project contributing 50 MW. NHPC's hydroelectric capacity constitutes approximately 14.88% of India's total installed hydroelectric capacity of 46,850.18 MW.
Currently, NHPC and its subsidiaries are engaged in constructing 15 projects with a combined installed capacity of 10,449 MW. Notable projects include Subansiri Lower HEP (2,000 MW), Dibang Multipurpose Project (2,880 MW), and Parbati-II HEP (800 MW). Additionally, NHPC has 13 projects in the clearance stage with a total installed capacity of 4,847 MW, and four hydroelectric projects totaling 4,690 MW are in the survey and investigation stages.
In the fiscal year 2022-2023, NHPC power stations generated 24,907 MU (million units) of electricity.
NHPC Limited operates through three main business segments:
1. Electricity generation: NHPC owns and operates 22 hydroelectric power plants along with a 50 MW wind power project and two solar power projects totaling 76 MW.
2. Power trading: NHPC engages in trading electricity generated by its plants as well as purchased from other sources through platforms like the Indian Energy Exchange (IEX) and the Power Trading Corporation of India (PTC).
3. Project management, construction contracts, and consultancy assignments: NHPC offers consulting and project management services to entities in the power sector, alongside a construction arm undertaking power project construction.
NHPC's subsidiaries include NHDC Limited, Loktak Downstream Hydroelectric Corporation Ltd (LDHCL), and Lanco Teesta Hydro Power Limited (LTHPL).
Key personnel include Shri Rajeev Kumar Vishnoi, serving as the Chairman and Managing Director of NHPC Limited. Vishnoi boasts extensive experience in the power sector, having held various leadership roles within NHPC and other organizations.
In terms of corporate actions, NHPC has executed buyback programs, offering equity shares at specified prices on different occasions.
Looking ahead, NHPC aims to leverage its expertise in completing challenging hydroelectric projects, invest in seismic safety measures, capitalize on India's hydro potential, and contribute to the nation's renewable energy goals. Additionally, NHPC sees opportunities in grid stability enhancement due to the rapid development of renewable energy sources.
