New Delhi, Aug 25: – In a significant stride towards advancing power infrastructure, Power Finance Corporation (PFC) and Damodar Valley Corporation (DVC) have successfully executed a Loan Agreement amounting to ₹4,527.68 crore. This agreement is earmarked for the realization of the ambitious 2 x 660 MW Raghunathpur Phase II project, located in West Bengal.
The signing took place in a ceremony graced by key dignitaries and officials. Present were Rajiv RanjanJha, Director (Projects), H. K. Das, ED (Project), Praveen Verma, GM (L&D); and Nitin Kumar, GM (Projects-CSP) PFC. Representing Damodar Valley Corporation were Ram Naresh Singh, Chairman of DVC; Arup Sarkar, Member Finance; and Sumit Das, DVC.
The Raghunathpur Phase II project, a collaborative endeavor between PFC and DVC, is poised to contribute significantly to the augmentation of power generation capacity in West Bengal. With a combined capacity of 1320 MW, the project marks a key milestone in the region’s energy landscape.
This strategic partnership between PFC and DVC underlines their collective commitment to fostering sustainable development and strengthening the power sector. The loan agreement not only signifies their resolve to execute transformative projects but also serves as a testament to the collaborative spirit that drives such initiatives. As the project progresses, PFC and DVC remain dedicated to ensuring its successful implementation, adhering to the highest standards of efficiency, innovation, and environmental responsibility.
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