The purpose of the project activity is construction and operation of a new 228 MW natural gas based power plant. The electricity generated will be exported to the southern grid. The project activity once operational will help in reducing the carbon intensity and power deficit on the southern grid.

Combined cycle natural gas based grid connected power plant at Jegurupadu, India

With the goal of reducing carbon intensity and power deficits, a new natural gas based power plant was constructed and operated as part of this project. Generating 228 MW of electricity, this plant exports its power to the southern grid. 

Key Highlights:
- Generates 228 MW of electricity
- Uses natural gas as its primary energy source
- Reduces carbon intensity on the southern grid
- Helps to reduce power deficits

This project is important in addressing the growing demand for electricity in the southern grid while also reducing carbon emissions by relying on cleaner energy sources. By utilizing natural gas, this project provides a sustainable solution that is both reliable and efficient.

Baseline Methodology for Grid Connected Electricity Generation Plants using Natural Gas

Combined Cycle Natural Gas Based Grid Connected Power Plant At Jegurupadu, India

This project involves building and running a 228 MW natural gas power plant, with the electricity produced being sent to the southern grid. Its operation will lead to a reduction in the southern grid's carbon intensity and power shortage.