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The PSU is entering into a JV with the electricity multinational to build pumped storage hydropower projects across South Asia.

Coal India on Sunday said it is entering a joint venture with EDF India, a subsidiary of multinational electric utility company Électricité de France, to build renewable energy projects in India and neighbouring countries.
The public sector undertaking signed a non-binding shareholders’ agreement with EDF to build pumped storage hydropower projects, it said in a stock exchange filing. EDF had, in 2021, signed a memorandum of understanding with NTPC, another PSU that is the largest power company in India, to explore power project development opportunities in the Middle East, Asia, Europe and Africa.
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