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NTPC CEO told NDTV Profit the company is betting on battery storage and sees current power shortage as temporary, driven by peak-hour demand
- Units traded FY26
- 46 billion units
- Growth target FY27
- 55 billion units
- Storage mandate
- 3000 megawatt hour
- Storage target this year
- 1000 megawatt hour
Heard on business television between 13:14:35 - 13:17:35 IST.
- NTPC executive said the company has trading opportunities amid rising power prices but availability in the market is tight as most capacity is tied up.
- Said NTPC has captive mines and one commercial mine under development, which has reduced coal crisis impact.
- Noted NTPC traded over 46 billion units in FY26 and targets 55 billion units in FY27.
- Said power shortage is only during peak hours and NTPC is surplus during the day, calling the issue temporary and pointing to storage as key.
- Said NTPC and group entity are targeting up to 1,000 megawatt hour of storage this year, part of a broader mandate for 3,000 megawatt hour, aided by government push and domestic manufacturing.
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Source: Live TV News Channel · 8 Oct 2026
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