Current Vacancies
Name: NHPCVacancies: 26
Post Name: Trade Apprentice
Last Date: 1st Oct 2020
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NHPC (National Hydroelectric Power Corp) Limited was organized on 7/11/1975 as Central Government Enterprise for the development of Hydro Power in the Sector Of Central. Since then the Corp has grown the most comprehensive central service for hydropower expansion in Asia/India. The organization is mandated to promote, plan, and build an interracial and effective development of power in all phases within Non-Conventional & Conventional Sources in abroad and Asia/India. NHPC (National Hydroelectric Power Corp) is a Record ‘A’ Enterprise of Government of India with Miniratna rank since 2008. With approved share assets of Rs.15,000 cr. NHPC is a premier business in-country for the growth of hydropower.
To start with, NHPC (National Hydroelectric Power Corp) was selected three most challenging and most abandoned schemes i.e. 105 MW Loktak in Manipur, 180 MW Baira Siul in HP, and 345 MW Salal-I in Jammu and Kashmir from the former Central Hydroelectric Project Control Board.
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NHPC (National Hydroelectric Power Corp) Limited was organized on 7/11/1975 as Central Government Enterprise for the development of Hydro Power in the Sector Of Central. Since then the Corp has grown the most comprehensive central service for hydropower expansion in Asia/India. The organization is mandated to promote, plan, and build an interracial and effective development of power in all phases within Non-Conventional & Conventional Sources in abroad and Asia/India. NHPC (National Hydroelectric Power Corp) is a Record ‘A’ Enterprise of Government of India with Miniratna rank since 2008. With approved share assets of Rs.15,000 cr. NHPC is a premier business in-country for the growth of hydropower.
To start with, NHPC (National Hydroelectric Power Corp) was selected three most challenging and most abandoned schemes i.e. 105 MW Loktak in Manipur, 180 MW Baira Siul in HP, and 345 MW Salal-I in Jammu and Kashmir from the former Central Hydroelectric Project Control Board.
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