BHEL bid wins contract for coal power project
Bharat Heavy Electricals has won a contract for the supply and installation of a power cycle piping (PCP) package for the 3 x 660 MW Stage-1 of NTCP’s Barh Super thermal power project in Bihar.
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Bharat Heavy Electricals has won a contract for the supply and installation of a power cycle piping (PCP) package for the 3 x 660 MW Stage-1 of NTCP’s Barh Super thermal power project in Bihar.
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