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NTPC, Octopus Energy Partner for Global Power Sector Opportunities

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News18•19-03-2026, 18:15

NTPC, Octopus Energy Partner for Global Power Sector Opportunities

•NTPC and UK-based Octopus Energy Group signed an MoU to explore business opportunities in the power sector.
•The agreement covers electricity distribution, storage, renewable energy, and EV charging infrastructure.
•The MoU was signed by Jatinder Singh Chandok (NTPC) and Chris Fitzgerald (Octopus Energy) at the Bharat Electricity Summit 2026.
•Collaboration aims to enhance efficiency, affordability, reliability, and clean energy adoption.
•Focus areas include digital energy platforms, innovation, R&D, and capacity building across India, UK, and other geographies.

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