<h1>30,000 MW capacity, new joint SOE headquarters and ?3 lakh crore MoUs raise procurement and regulatory oversight concerns</h1> The state government announced that power generation capacity has grown from 1,400 MW in 2000 to 30,000 MW and unveiled a new joint headquarters consolidating three state-owned electricity companies to improve coordination. Recent memoranda of understanding under a new industrial policy reportedly secure investment commitments of about Rs 3 lakh crore aimed at adding roughly 30,000 MW, and a recently commissioned 1,320 MW plant was noted. The developments implicate government contracting, regulatory approvals, intergovernmental electricity supply obligations to neighbouring states, public sector employment and asset consolidation, and potential oversight of large-scale investment commitments under administrative and procurement rules.