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Rampal Thermal Power Plant sets new record

Greenwatch Desk Energy 2026-05-04, 11:13am

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Maitree Super Thermal Power Plant of the Bangladesh-India Friendship Power Company Limited (BIFPCL) in Rampal has set a national record in power generation.


The company generated 760 million units of electricity in April, which is more than 9 percent of the country's total power generation, BIFPCL Deputy General Manager Anwarul Azim told BSS this afternoon.

BIFPCL Managing Director Ramanath Pujari said, "Operating the plant at almost full capacity during peak demand reflects our robust design and the relentless efforts of the team. This achievement is a unique example of our rigorous management approach and successful cooperation between the two countries."

The centre is currently being run by a team of skilled Bangladeshi engineers trained under the supervision of experts from India's National Thermal Power Corporation (NTPC).

While NTPC currently provides advisory support, the day-to-day operation of this gigantic centre by talented local engineers is a major achievement in Bangladesh's path to technical capacity building, reports BSS.