Our Dhaula location is equipped with multi-fuel, fully-automated AFBC boilers with intelligent load management system that enables us to receive 105 kg/cm2 steam pressure generated through combustion of biomass and coal, consequently generating 40 MW power. Recovery boilers fired using Black Liquor (effluent) generates 65 kg/cm2 steam pressure, helping us to generate 11.3 MW of power making the entire plant location self-sufficient in terms of power and steam. Power facilities include exports/import infrastructure, a total network synchronization facility, linkage coal, DCS & SAP-based parameter data logging, energy saving 6.6 kW drives, and an automatic tube cleaning system (ATCS) for the turbine condenser.

At our Budhni location, we have multi-fuel firing CFBC boilers with a steam pressure of 110 kg/cm² and a steam flow capacity of 121 TPH. We have a state-of-the-art power plant operating fully through an automated DCS (Distributed Control System) and equipped with ESP and emission control equipment. Rice husk, biomass, and coal are used to generate high-pressure steam, which is in turn used for power generation with the help of a steam turbine. Steam from the turbine exhaust (at low pressure) is supplied to the manufacturing units. We have a steam turbine with a power generation capacity of 16.3 MW, which is an extraction-cum-backpressure turbine with a process steam supply capacity of 90 TPH.