Central Pollution Control Board issues notices to 14 power plants
2020-03-18 16:17
A senior power ministry official said the ministry has told the companies involved that the defaulting power plants will not get any support from the government. Industry executives said power plants are not ordering equipment due to cash crunch and tariff un…
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