Madhya Pradesh Power Generation Company Limited

MPPGCL
Type	Government-owned Corporation-PSU
Industry	Electricity generation
Founded	The Company was incorporated on 22.11.2001 & started functioning independently from 01-06-2005
Headquarters	Jabalpur, Madhya Pradesh, India
Area served	State of Madhya Pradesh,India
Key people	Shri Sanjay Dubey (chairman); Shri Manjeet Singh (managing director)
Services	Electricity Generation
Owner	Government of Madhya Pradesh (100%)
Number of employees	4878
Website	www.mppgcl.mp.gov.in

Last updated August 21, 2022

M.P. Power Generating Company Limited (MPPGCL) is the electricity generation company of the Government of Madhya Pradesh state in India.

Generation capacity

The installed capacity of MPPGCL as on 01.01.2019 is 6315 MW out of which madhya pradesh share is about 6312.50 MW.^[1]

PLF (%) LAST 10 YEARS
YEARS	ATPS	STPS	SGTPS	SSTPP	OVERALL
2009-10	45.89%	64.57%	65.99%	N.A.	62.86%
2010-11	48.66%	60.51%	65.78%	N.A.	61.10%
2011-12	54.66%	53.68%	70.20%	N.A.	61.38%
2012-13	71.66%	55.26%	73.52%	N.A.	66.24%
2013-14	74.3%	48.0%	67.8%	N.A.	60.0%
2014-15	53.3%	52.9%	58.1%	26.23%	49.6%
2015-16	96.8%	47.2%	59.9%	40.4%	51.2%
2016-17	80.51%	31.28%	58.53%	23.54%	40.49%
2017-18	93.94%	43.09%	64.26%	35.90%	50.55%
2018-19	88.9%	64.1%	74.0%	61.1%	67.3%

Power stations

Thermal power stations coal based

Sr.No	Project	Capacity(in M.W.)	Unit MW	Status	EPC Contractor(TG set and Boiler make)
1	Satpura Thermal Power Station	1330	1×200 MW, 3x210 MW, 2x250 MW	All Unit Functional,however 200MW and 210 MW to be decommissioned soon ,1x660 MW under surveying	BHEL
2	Amarkantak Thermal Power Station	210	1×210 MW	All Unit Functional ,1x660 MW under surveying	BHEL
3	Sanjay Gandhi Thermal Power Station	1340	4×210 MW,1×500 MW	All Unit Functional	BHEL(though ABL make boiler in 210MW units)
4	Shree Singaji Thermal Power Station	2520	2x600 MW, 2×660 MW(super critical)	All Unit Functional.	BHEL -600MW, L&T-MHPS-660MW

Total installed thermal capacity 5400 MW.

Hydel power stations

Sr.No	Power Station	Installed Capacity	M.P.Share	LOCATION/ RIVER
1	Gandhi Sagar(5x23 MW)	115	57.5	DISTT. MANDSOUR/ CHAMBAL RIVER
2	Pench,Totladoh(2x80 MW)	160	107	DISTT. NAGPUR/ PENCH RIVER
3	Rani Awanti Bai Bargi (2x45 MW)	90	90	BARGI, DISTT. JABALPUR/ NARMADA RIVE
4	Rajghat (3x15 MW)	45	22.5	RAJGHAT, DISTT. ASHOKNAGAR/ BETWA RIVER
5	Birsinghpur(1x20 MW)	20	20	BIRSINGHPUR, DISTT. UMARIYA/ JOHILA RIVER
6	Ban Sagar I Tons(3x105 MW)	315	315	SIRMOUR, DISTT. REWA BEEHAR RIVER
7	Ban Sagar II Silpara(2x15 MW)	30	30	SILPARA, DISTT. REWA/ CANA
8	Bansagar -III Deolond (3x20 MW)	60	60	DEOLOND, DISTT. SHAHDOL/ SONE RIVER
9	Bansagar -IV Jhinna (2x10 MW)	20	20	JHINNA, DISTT. SATNA/ JHINNA DYKE
10	Madhikheda (3x20 MW)	60	60	MADHIKHEDA, DISTT. SHIVPURI/ KALISINDH RIVER	Total	1186	917.5

Two proposed Hydel unit at Chhindwara(2x45MW) and Murena(270 MW)

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v t e Power stations and organizations of Madhya Pradesh
Power stations	Amarkantak Thermal Power Station Anuppur Thermal Power Project Bansagar Dam Bargi Dam Bina Thermal Power Plant Dada Dhuniwale Thermal Power Plant Essar Mahan Power Plant Gadarwara Super Thermal Power Station Gandhi Sagar Dam Indirasagar Dam Jhabua Thermal Power Project Khargone Super Thermal Power Station Madikheda Dam Omkareshwar Dam Sanjay Gandhi Thermal Power Station Sasan Ultra Mega Power Project Satpura Thermal Power Station Shree Singaji Thermal Power Project Vindhyachal Thermal Power Station
Organizations	National Thermal Power Corporation NHPC Limited Madhya Pradesh Power Generation Company Limited Power Grid Corporation of India Power System Operation Corporation
Related topics	Electricity sector in India States of India by installed power capacity Indian states ranking by households having electricity