Guwahati: Adani Power has laid the foundation stone for a major 3,200 MW thermal power project in Assam, marking a significant investment in the state’s power-generation infrastructure.
The project, estimated to involve an investment of around ₹48,000 crore, is expected to strengthen Assam’s electricity-generation capacity and support the region’s growing energy requirements.
The proposed project will add substantial new generation capacity and is part of broader efforts to improve power availability in the Northeast. The development is also expected to create employment opportunities during the construction and operational phases.
Adani Power, one of India’s major private-sector power producers, has been expanding its generation portfolio across several states. The Assam project is expected to play a role in supporting the state’s long-term industrial and economic development.
The foundation-stone ceremony marks the beginning of the project’s development, with construction and other implementation activities expected to progress in the coming phases.
The 3,200 MW capacity represents a major addition to Assam’s power infrastructure, while the ₹48,000-crore investment underscores the scale of the proposed development.
Adani Power begins Chapar 3200 MW ultra-supercritical plant in Dhubri, Assam, creating thousands of jobs and expanding the state’s energy capacity with modern safeguards.Adani Power begins Chapar 3200 MW ultra-supercritical plant in Dhubri, Assam, creating thousands of jobs and expanding the state’s energy capacity with modern safeguards.
