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Tata Power promises Assam zero power cuts and 50,000 jobs by 2028-29

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Make Money Online Tata Power Company Limited aims to make Assam power surplus by 2028-29. At Advantage Assam 2.0, the company announced plans to invest ₹30,000 crore in renewable energy, EV infrastructure, and power plants in Bhutan, which will supply power to the state.

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Make Money Online Tata Power promises Assam zero power cuts and 50,000 jobs by 2028-29

On Tuesday, Tata Power Company Limited said it would ensure that Assam has a power surplus by 2028-29. The company also plans to create 50,000 jobs in the state.

At the Advantage Assam 2.0 investment summit, the company announced a ₹30,000 crore investment in rooftop solar power, large-scale renewable energy, and electric vehicle (EV) public charging infrastructure. This includes building power plants in neighbouring Bhutan to supply electricity to the state.

MD and CEO Praveer Sinha, speaking to News18 Assam Northeast, said the Tata Group and Assam have a special bond.

“Ratan Tata had a soft corner for Assam, and we are taking forward [his] great legacy,” Sinha said.

Sinha said Tata Power plans to establish power plants in Bhutan to supply electricity to Assam around the clock. He said work is underway on a 500MW power plant 3km inside the Bhutan border, with two more 1,000MW power plants in the pipeline. Assam will be one of the first states to transition to clean energy, Sinha said.

According to Sinha, Tata Power also plans to bring 1 lakh homes onto the power grid. Commending the Assam government’s efforts to enhance the state’s growth trajectory, Sinha said he was glad for support from the government and that Assam has the potential to serve as a gateway to South Asia.

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