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Khopoli hydro unit connected to grid

CHENNAI: The last 24MW unit of the Khopoli hydro power station, built by Voith Siemens Hydro Power Generation in Maharashtra was connected to the grid this week. With a total output of 72 MW, the new hydro station at Khopoli equals the electricity supply for a city with around 87,000 inhabitants. This plant is owned by the Tata Power company, according to a release. — Our Bureau

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