UMPPs should lower land use: Centre

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Tags : Posted: Friday , Feb 08, 2008 at 0020 hrs New Delhi: :

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Power Secretary Anil Razdan said on Thursday that the government is considering cutting down the land requirement of ultra mega power projects by 15-40 per cent in a phased manner. The move is based on Central Electricity Authority recommendations. The reductions would not, however, be mandatory.

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