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DVC Chairman Visits Koderma Thermal Power Station

Damodar Valley Corporation (DVC) Chairman Sri Rajesh Pandey, IAS, accompanied by Smt. Shalini Pandey, visited the DVC Koderma Thermal Power Station (KTPS) on 11 November 2026. The visit focused on reviewing the station’s operational performance, assessing ongoing developmental initiatives and discussing its future roadmap.

The visit began with a ceremonial Guard of Honour presented by CISF personnel. This was followed by a tree plantation programme, reflecting DVC’s continued emphasis on environmental sustainability and responsible development alongside its power generation activities.

Chairman Reviews KTPS Operations and Future Plans

During the visit, Sri Rajesh Pandey, along with senior DVC officials, reviewed the operational performance of KTPS and took stock of the developmental initiatives underway at the station. The discussions also covered the future roadmap, with a focus on strengthening operational performance and supporting the station’s long-term growth.

As part of the visit, the Chairman inspected the Phase-II plant and the Phase-I Control Room. These visits provided an opportunity to review the station’s operational facilities and understand the activities being undertaken across its different phases.

Interaction with Officials and Local Representatives

The Chairman also interacted with senior DVC officials and local public representatives, providing a platform to exchange views on the station’s progress and development priorities. The interaction highlighted the importance of coordination among the organisation’s teams and local stakeholders in supporting the station’s operations and future initiatives.

The KTPS fraternity organised a cultural programme during the visit, showcasing the collective participation and spirit of the station’s workforce.

The visit provided an opportunity to assess progress at KTPS, exchange insights and reinforce DVC’s focus on operational excellence and sustainable growth. It also reaffirmed the importance of continued engagement with officials, employees and local representatives in taking forward the station’s development priorities.

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