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Adani's Unit-2 resumes supply to Bangladesh grid
Greenwatch Desk
Energy
2026-09-13, 4:08pm
Power supply to the national grid from Adani Power's Unit-2 of the Godda power plant in Jharkhand of India has resumed at today.
The unit stopped operating due to a technical fault since Thursday midnight, reports UNB.
After repairing the fault, power supply to Bangladesh has started again connecting the 800MW unit with the national grid of Bangladesh at 12.04pm today, said Mohammad Jahurul Islam, member (Generation) of the Bangladesh Power Development Board (BPDB).
Currently, generation from the unit is increasing gradually, he added.