6 November 2026
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MCL Signs Long-Term Coal Supply Agreements with NTPC to Ensure 5 MTPA Fuel for Key Thermal Power Plants

Partnership between Mahanadi Coalfields and NTPC to strengthen India’s energy security, support uninterrupted power generation, and enhance domestic coal supply chain
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New Delhi: Mahanadi Coalfields Limited (MCL) has signed long-term Fuel Supply Agreements (FSAs) with NTPC Limited to supply 5 million tonnes per annum (MTPA) of coal. The agreements cover NTPC’s key thermal power stations, including Dadri, Farakka, Unchahar, and Nabinagar, ensuring uninterrupted fuel supply for power generation.

Strengthening Long-Term Fuel Security

The FSAs mark a significant milestone in securing consistent fuel availability for NTPC’s thermal power plants. By ensuring steady coal supply, the agreements are expected to:

  • Enable reliable and uninterrupted power generation
  • Strengthen grid stability in northern and eastern India
  • Support India’s growing electricity demand
  • Enhance domestic coal supply chain resilience

Read also: MCL to Fund 450-Bedded Girls’ Hostel at IIM Sambalpur with ₹44.54 Crore Investment

Agreement Signing Ceremony

The agreements were executed at MCL headquarters in the presence of S.K. Jha, Director (Technical – OP & PP), MCL. Key signatories included:

  • A.K. Lakra, General Manager (M&S), MCL
  • Diwakar Kaushik, Regional Executive Director (NR), NTPC
  • Vijay Goel, Regional Executive Director (ER-I), NTPC

The signing reinforces the strategic partnership between MCL and NTPC, both of which play pivotal roles in India’s energy sector.

Strategic Importance for India’s Power Sector

The long-term coal linkage between MCL and NTPC strengthens the country’s energy security by ensuring dependable fuel for thermal power generation. This collaboration is particularly crucial as India’s electricity demand continues to rise, supporting sustainable economic growth and reliable power supply.

About NTPC

NTPC Limited is India’s leading power generation company, primarily focused on thermal and renewable energy projects. NTPC plays a central role in ensuring India’s electricity security and contributing to the government’s energy transition and sustainability goals.

About MCL

Mahanadi Coalfields Limited is one of India’s largest coal-producing companies. A subsidiary of Coal India Limited, MCL is responsible for mining and supplying coal to power plants, steel industries, and other sectors, while supporting national energy security and sustainable development initiatives.

Read also: MCL Signs Rs 46.51 Crore MoUs to Upgrade Healthcare Infrastructure in Cuttack, Odisha


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