SJVN Ltd has successfully commenced commercial operation of its 660 MW Unit-I at the 1320 MW Buxar Thermal Power Project in Bihar. Utilizing advanced supercritical technology, the project marks a key addition to India’s expanding power capacity, promising significant power generation and efficiency.
SJVN Ltd has marked a critical achievement with the commercial operation start of its 660 MW Unit-I at the Buxar Thermal Power Project, India’s flagship supercritical thermal power facility located in Bihar. The unit completed its 72-hour trial run on November 5, 2025, demonstrating operational readiness and technical excellence.
This unit is the first half of the 1320 MW project developed by SJVN Thermal Private Limited, a wholly owned subsidiary of SJVN. The plant adopts cutting-edge supercritical technology, offering enhanced thermal efficiency and reduced emissions, aligning with India’s sustainability goals.
With an expected annual electricity generation of approximately 9,828.72 million units, the project will play a pivotal role in meeting regional and national energy demand. Key company officials expressed pride in the dedicated teamwork behind this accomplishment and emphasized the project’s contribution to India’s power sector modernization.
This operational milestone signifies SJVN’s commitment to leveraging advanced technologies to fulfill the country’s growing energy needs while adhering to environmental and safety standards.
Key Highlights:
660 MW Unit-I of 1320 MW Buxar Thermal Power Project begins commercial operation.
Supercritical technology ensures higher efficiency and environmental compliance.
Project expected to generate 9,828.72 million units of power annually.
Implemented by SJVN Thermal Private Limited, a wholly owned SJVN subsidiary.
Enhances India’s power capacity and supports sustainable growth goals.
Leadership credits team effort and cutting-edge technology for success.
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