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Aug 2017
8Project Name: Hydroelectric Greenfield Project
8Project Cost: Rs 875 crore
8Project Description: The owner along with a consultant is writing out the final EIA report for scoping environment clearance for a 90 MW (3*30 MW) greenfield hydroelectric project. The TOR has been extended. Implementation of Social Impact Assessment and Public Hearing are pending and will be completed after getting NBWL permission. Environment Clearance is likely to elicited within 4 months.
8Major equipment that will be required will be three Francis Turbine, Radial gates, turbine-generator sets and associated auxiliaries, transformers, butterfly valves, turbine auxiliaries, governors with auxiliaries, cables, bus ducts and terminal equipment, EOT cranes, shaft and bearing, couplings, vibration control system, girders, tunnel boring machine, powerhouse equipment, among others.
8Project Event: RFQ for an EPC contractor is expected by 1st Quarter of 2018.
8Expenditure Approval: Q4:2017
8RFQ Date: Q1:2018
8Release Date: Q1:2018
8Start Date: Q2:2018
8Completion Date: Q3:2023
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8Project Name: Captive Plant Expansion
8Project Cost: Rs 984 Crores
8Project Description: The owner is planning to add 165 MW to its captive capacity of 40 MW. TOR was granted to this project and at present surveys are ongoing at the site. The capacity addition is planned in the following manner 40 MW through coke oven (CO) gas, 68 MW through waste heat recovery unit (WHRU), 22 MW through blast furnace gas (BFG) type boiler and 35 MW through coal based AFBC boiler unit. RFQs for Civil works, Electrical and Mechanical Package, Control & Instrumentation units and BoP are expected in late 2018.
Major equipment required will be waste heat recovery unit (WHRU) boilers, atmospheric fluidized bed combustion (AFBC) boiler, blast furnace gas (BFG) boiler, turbines, turbine generators, piping and fitting, pumps, valves, control unit, governor, DG set, electrostatic precipitator (ESP), cooling water circulation system, transmission lines, cables, insulation work, lubrication system and heat exchangers among others.
8Project Event: RFQs for Mechanical equipment expected in the last quarter of 2018.
8Expenditure Approval: 2016
8RFQ Date: Q4:2018
8Release Date: Q1:2019
8Start Date: Q4:2019
8Completion Date: 2022
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8Project Cost: Rs 875 crore
8Project Description: The owner along with a consultant is writing out the final EIA report for scoping environment clearance for a 90 MW (3*30 MW) greenfield hydroelectric project. The TOR has been extended. Implementation of Social Impact Assessment and Public Hearing are pending and will be completed after getting NBWL permission. Environment Clearance is likely to elicited within 4 months.
8Major equipment that will be required will be three Francis Turbine, Radial gates, turbine-generator sets and associated auxiliaries, transformers, butterfly valves, turbine auxiliaries, governors with auxiliaries, cables, bus ducts and terminal equipment, EOT cranes, shaft and bearing, couplings, vibration control system, girders, tunnel boring machine, powerhouse equipment, among others.
8Project Event: RFQ for an EPC contractor is expected by 1st Quarter of 2018.
8Expenditure Approval: Q4:2017
8RFQ Date: Q1:2018
8Release Date: Q1:2018
8Start Date: Q2:2018
8Completion Date: Q3:2023
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8Project Name: Captive Plant Expansion
8Project Cost: Rs 984 Crores
8Project Description: The owner is planning to add 165 MW to its captive capacity of 40 MW. TOR was granted to this project and at present surveys are ongoing at the site. The capacity addition is planned in the following manner 40 MW through coke oven (CO) gas, 68 MW through waste heat recovery unit (WHRU), 22 MW through blast furnace gas (BFG) type boiler and 35 MW through coal based AFBC boiler unit. RFQs for Civil works, Electrical and Mechanical Package, Control & Instrumentation units and BoP are expected in late 2018.
Major equipment required will be waste heat recovery unit (WHRU) boilers, atmospheric fluidized bed combustion (AFBC) boiler, blast furnace gas (BFG) boiler, turbines, turbine generators, piping and fitting, pumps, valves, control unit, governor, DG set, electrostatic precipitator (ESP), cooling water circulation system, transmission lines, cables, insulation work, lubrication system and heat exchangers among others.
8Project Event: RFQs for Mechanical equipment expected in the last quarter of 2018.
8Expenditure Approval: 2016
8RFQ Date: Q4:2018
8Release Date: Q1:2019
8Start Date: Q4:2019
8Completion Date: 2022
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Wind energy projects continue to remain highly bankable as is evident from good ratings to their debt raising programmes
8A multiple SPV model is best suited for individual wind projects
8But there are challenges too, as both captive and grid buyers default on their offtake obligations
8Then again, operations remain exposed to the regulatory risk arising from proposed implementation of forecasting & scheduling framework for wind power projects across the key wind
states, once implemented.
8The website carries here an example of a successful local wind generation company.
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8A multiple SPV model is best suited for individual wind projects
8But there are challenges too, as both captive and grid buyers default on their offtake obligations
8Then again, operations remain exposed to the regulatory risk arising from proposed implementation of forecasting & scheduling framework for wind power projects across the key wind
states, once implemented.
8The website carries here an example of a successful local wind generation company.
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The depression in the thermal power industry seems to have not hit Jindal Power Ltd much
8The company's competitive capital cost as well as cost-efficient operations supported by the location of its plant in proximity to various coal blocks has enabled it to compete effectively on tariffs.
8But long and medium-term PPAs are currently more more a liability than an asset for a power company with the advent of other forms of competitive energy supply sources.
8The advantage with JPL is that it has been able to intermittently enter into short-term PPAs.
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8The company's competitive capital cost as well as cost-efficient operations supported by the location of its plant in proximity to various coal blocks has enabled it to compete effectively on tariffs.
8But long and medium-term PPAs are currently more more a liability than an asset for a power company with the advent of other forms of competitive energy supply sources.
8The advantage with JPL is that it has been able to intermittently enter into short-term PPAs.
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8Find out more on how Tata Power has been able to raise its PAT despite a very challenging environment. Click on Report for more.
8Long term PPAs are now a problem for older solar companies who had tied them up at higher tariff rates. Is it then possible to derisk the solar power business. If so how? Find out how one company is doing that. Click on Report.
8Find out more on the deals bagged by GE Power India Ltd in the last one year. Click on Report.
8Suzlon Global Services Limited continued to post losses but everyone remains bullish on the company as the wind energy sector is expected to pick up speed after a short lull. Click on Report.
8Find out more on how the country's largest private sector transmission company is coping with the challenges of the business and coming up on top. Click on Report for more.
8On Power T&D space, the estimates are that an investment of a massive Rs.2.6 trillion during FY18-22, up by509% over FY12-17. Find out more. click on Report.
8One of the largest suppliers of power systems in the world has asserted that India energy needs will remain predominately coal based for base load purposes as it is the cheapest source of power in spite of an increase in near future share of renewable source of energy. New coal-fired plants in India represent nearly half of the net coal capacity added worldwide. SC/USC technology will dominate capacity additions in the future. Click on Report for more.
8Azure Power Global Limited: The situation is challenging but not insurmountable, says the company who set up the country's first utility scale solar power project. Click on Report for more.
8Tata Power is working hard to reduce the generation cost in the Mundra UMPP through alternate fuel sources and monetisation of non-core investments. Click on Report for more. Details
8Long term PPAs are now a problem for older solar companies who had tied them up at higher tariff rates. Is it then possible to derisk the solar power business. If so how? Find out how one company is doing that. Click on Report.
8Find out more on the deals bagged by GE Power India Ltd in the last one year. Click on Report.
8Suzlon Global Services Limited continued to post losses but everyone remains bullish on the company as the wind energy sector is expected to pick up speed after a short lull. Click on Report.
8Find out more on how the country's largest private sector transmission company is coping with the challenges of the business and coming up on top. Click on Report for more.
8On Power T&D space, the estimates are that an investment of a massive Rs.2.6 trillion during FY18-22, up by509% over FY12-17. Find out more. click on Report.
8One of the largest suppliers of power systems in the world has asserted that India energy needs will remain predominately coal based for base load purposes as it is the cheapest source of power in spite of an increase in near future share of renewable source of energy. New coal-fired plants in India represent nearly half of the net coal capacity added worldwide. SC/USC technology will dominate capacity additions in the future. Click on Report for more.
8Azure Power Global Limited: The situation is challenging but not insurmountable, says the company who set up the country's first utility scale solar power project. Click on Report for more.
8Tata Power is working hard to reduce the generation cost in the Mundra UMPP through alternate fuel sources and monetisation of non-core investments. Click on Report for more. Details
For reference purposes the website carries here the following tenders:
8Construction of 06 nos of 132kV D/C towers from Ara (PG) to tower loc No. 01 with Panther conductor for connectivity of 2nd circuit of 132KV D/C Ara (PG)- Jagdishpur Transmission Line. for BSPTCL Details
8Design, manufacture,testing,supply & Delivery of 33 KV Current Transformers(835 Nos) For BSPTCL Details
8Carrying out operation of 2Nos. 1010KVA DG sets, Submersible Pumps, Station Service Boards and Cooling Water System at Power House of Rampur HPS Bayal (SJVN) Details
8Design, manufacture,testing,supply & Delivery of 220 KV Current Transformers(54 Nos) , 220 KV Potential Transformer(11 Nos) & 132 KV Potential Transformer(135 Nos) For BSPTCL Details
8Carrying out general repair and maintenance of 22KV over head HT line from Kotla to Bayal, LT lines,& other associated works under Rampur HPS at Jhakri and Bayal/Duttnagar (SJVN) Details
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For reference purposes the website carries here the following Newsclips:
8Jharkhand CM Raghubar Das lays foundation stone for power transmission line Details
8India bars states from independently exiting, modifying solar projects Details
8Power tariff may go up in Punjab as state regulator calls for consultations Details
8NTPC signs Rs 3,000 cr term loan agreement with ICICI Bank Details
8Inox Wind bags 100 Megawatt project from Adani Green Energy Details
8ABB India’s solar inverters supply crosses 5,000 Megawatt mark Details
8Adani project moving at slow pace, says Australian trade minister Details
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8Construction of 06 nos of 132kV D/C towers from Ara (PG) to tower loc No. 01 with Panther conductor for connectivity of 2nd circuit of 132KV D/C Ara (PG)- Jagdishpur Transmission Line. for BSPTCL Details
8Design, manufacture,testing,supply & Delivery of 33 KV Current Transformers(835 Nos) For BSPTCL Details
8Carrying out operation of 2Nos. 1010KVA DG sets, Submersible Pumps, Station Service Boards and Cooling Water System at Power House of Rampur HPS Bayal (SJVN) Details
8Design, manufacture,testing,supply & Delivery of 220 KV Current Transformers(54 Nos) , 220 KV Potential Transformer(11 Nos) & 132 KV Potential Transformer(135 Nos) For BSPTCL Details
8Carrying out general repair and maintenance of 22KV over head HT line from Kotla to Bayal, LT lines,& other associated works under Rampur HPS at Jhakri and Bayal/Duttnagar (SJVN) Details
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For reference purposes the website carries here the following Newsclips:
8Jharkhand CM Raghubar Das lays foundation stone for power transmission line Details
8India bars states from independently exiting, modifying solar projects Details
8Power tariff may go up in Punjab as state regulator calls for consultations Details
8NTPC signs Rs 3,000 cr term loan agreement with ICICI Bank Details
8Inox Wind bags 100 Megawatt project from Adani Green Energy Details
8ABB India’s solar inverters supply crosses 5,000 Megawatt mark Details
8Adani project moving at slow pace, says Australian trade minister Details
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For reference purposes the website carries here the following tenders:
8 Execution of KOCHI LINE PACKAGE- Up-gradation/New construction of 220/110 kV MCMV line (Package-A,B,C& D) on Turnkey Basis Details
8 Supply of 11kV/433V 25kVA (34 nos),63kVA (33 nos) & 100 kVA (1782 nos) 1 star rated Distribution Transformer with ISI marking for KSEB Details
8 Supply,Testing,inspection,Transportation and Delivery of 1No. 11Kv,3450KW HT CWP Motor(of reputed makes M/s.Siemens Ltd,M/s.ABB Ltd and other associated company) required for CWP system of 2*800 MW, S Details
8 Supply,Installation,testing & Commissioning of LT Aerial Bunched Cable (ABC) 14 KM of Size at Various locations in various Electrical sections, Kozhikode-under IPDS Scheme (KSEBL) Details
8 Design,manufacture,testing, & Delivery of Silicone Composite insulated type 245KV CT (18Nos.) & CVT (21Nos.) for Lower Sileru & Donkarayi Canal Power House (APGENCO) Details
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For reference purposes the website carries here the following Newsclips:
8 Coal India to boost supplies to Power Stations Details
8 NTPC disinvestment gets off to flying start Details
8 First 1,000 M unit of Kudankulam nuclear power plant restarts generation Details
8 Indian shares fall for first session in five; NTPC top loser Details
8 Institutional buyers put in Rs 7,800 crore bids in NTPC stake sale Details
8 Reliance Infrastructure aims to unlock value in existing businesses Details
8 Germany supporting India in achieving its goal for sustainable development: Piyush Goyal Details
8 European spot power prices slip on increased wind power generation Details
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8 Execution of KOCHI LINE PACKAGE- Up-gradation/New construction of 220/110 kV MCMV line (Package-A,B,C& D) on Turnkey Basis Details
8 Supply of 11kV/433V 25kVA (34 nos),63kVA (33 nos) & 100 kVA (1782 nos) 1 star rated Distribution Transformer with ISI marking for KSEB Details
8 Supply,Testing,inspection,Transportation and Delivery of 1No. 11Kv,3450KW HT CWP Motor(of reputed makes M/s.Siemens Ltd,M/s.ABB Ltd and other associated company) required for CWP system of 2*800 MW, S Details
8 Supply,Installation,testing & Commissioning of LT Aerial Bunched Cable (ABC) 14 KM of Size at Various locations in various Electrical sections, Kozhikode-under IPDS Scheme (KSEBL) Details
8 Design,manufacture,testing, & Delivery of Silicone Composite insulated type 245KV CT (18Nos.) & CVT (21Nos.) for Lower Sileru & Donkarayi Canal Power House (APGENCO) Details
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For reference purposes the website carries here the following Newsclips:
8 Coal India to boost supplies to Power Stations Details
8 NTPC disinvestment gets off to flying start Details
8 First 1,000 M unit of Kudankulam nuclear power plant restarts generation Details
8 Indian shares fall for first session in five; NTPC top loser Details
8 Institutional buyers put in Rs 7,800 crore bids in NTPC stake sale Details
8 Reliance Infrastructure aims to unlock value in existing businesses Details
8 Germany supporting India in achieving its goal for sustainable development: Piyush Goyal Details
8 European spot power prices slip on increased wind power generation Details
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What is the status of the electrical equipment industry been in the April-June quarter in 2017
8 The overall growth index is a respectable 9.71 but there are wide variations within the segment
8 HV switchgear, conductor and insulators and meters have shown negative growth
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8 The overall growth index is a respectable 9.71 but there are wide variations within the segment
8 HV switchgear, conductor and insulators and meters have shown negative growth
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Coal India’s (CIL) recent performance has been uninspiring: flat offtake, lowest FSA realisations since 3QFY12 despite prices hikes, and weak e-auction premia.
8 But coal offtake should improve hereon, given restocking demand from power plants.
8 Third party sampling for 100% of its dispatches, lower taxation and continued discounts given to landed parity prices should ensure bottoming out of realisations.
8 The switch to GST led to a reduction in taxation from ~12% to 5%. This implies a reduction of ~4p/’000 Kcal (~5.6%), which has been passed on to customers.
8 CIL may hike prices owing to this elbow room provided by lower GST rates. W
8 But across fuel categories, CIL’s coal continues to trade at a considerable discount to alternatives. Both imported coal and petcoke (used mostly by cement companies) continue to be expensive. Chinese coal imports have surged in recent times, driving international coal prices, while strong demand from cement companies has kept petcoke prices high.
8 This will benefit CIL in both off take and pricing, especially in e-Auctions.
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8 But coal offtake should improve hereon, given restocking demand from power plants.
8 Third party sampling for 100% of its dispatches, lower taxation and continued discounts given to landed parity prices should ensure bottoming out of realisations.
8 The switch to GST led to a reduction in taxation from ~12% to 5%. This implies a reduction of ~4p/’000 Kcal (~5.6%), which has been passed on to customers.
8 CIL may hike prices owing to this elbow room provided by lower GST rates. W
8 But across fuel categories, CIL’s coal continues to trade at a considerable discount to alternatives. Both imported coal and petcoke (used mostly by cement companies) continue to be expensive. Chinese coal imports have surged in recent times, driving international coal prices, while strong demand from cement companies has kept petcoke prices high.
8 This will benefit CIL in both off take and pricing, especially in e-Auctions.
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Even as discoms continue to struggle, transmission companies are doing better
8 Riding on this wave is Powergrid Corporation of India
Following is the outlook for the company:
8 Ongoing projects: Rs 1,02,000 crore
8 New projects: Rs 4000 crore
8 TBCB projects: Around Rs 18,000 crore
8 The total work in hand is a massive Rs 124,000 crore.
8 When taking into account expenditure incurred, there are around Rs 81,000 crore of projects in the pipeline over the next 3 years or so
8 The total capex for the current year is a significant Rs 25,000 crore
8 Some of the investments will go into integrating around 30 GW of wind and 20 GW of solar UMPP and 7 GW of nuclear power
8 The new Draft National Energy Plan of Niti Ayog also flag off new opportunities going ahead
8 New business opportunities are also being explored, including leverage transmission towers for telecom, data centre opportunities by leveraging countrywide presence through sub-stations
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8 Riding on this wave is Powergrid Corporation of India
Following is the outlook for the company:
8 Ongoing projects: Rs 1,02,000 crore
8 New projects: Rs 4000 crore
8 TBCB projects: Around Rs 18,000 crore
8 The total work in hand is a massive Rs 124,000 crore.
8 When taking into account expenditure incurred, there are around Rs 81,000 crore of projects in the pipeline over the next 3 years or so
8 The total capex for the current year is a significant Rs 25,000 crore
8 Some of the investments will go into integrating around 30 GW of wind and 20 GW of solar UMPP and 7 GW of nuclear power
8 The new Draft National Energy Plan of Niti Ayog also flag off new opportunities going ahead
8 New business opportunities are also being explored, including leverage transmission towers for telecom, data centre opportunities by leveraging countrywide presence through sub-stations
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Even as storm clouds gather over solar energy, two of the biggest players in the business, one an operator of solar power and the other an equipment supplier continue to remain bullish
8 The glass is either half empty or half full, depending upon which side of the glass you are viewing it from
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8 The glass is either half empty or half full, depending upon which side of the glass you are viewing it from
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Is the enthusiasm over solar energy faltering?
8 It may seem so from the manner in which discoms are now demanding discounts from promoters who have signed PPAs at higher tariffs a few years ago.
8 Many of the discoms are now openly expressing their inability to honour written agreements.
8 In all, around 7 GW of solar projects tendered or awarded at tariffs of Rs 5-8/unit over fiscal 2015-2017 could be at risk.
8 But the law is on the side of solar energy promoters as is evident by some recent pronouncements by the Appellate Tribunal of Electricity
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8 It may seem so from the manner in which discoms are now demanding discounts from promoters who have signed PPAs at higher tariffs a few years ago.
8 Many of the discoms are now openly expressing their inability to honour written agreements.
8 In all, around 7 GW of solar projects tendered or awarded at tariffs of Rs 5-8/unit over fiscal 2015-2017 could be at risk.
8 But the law is on the side of solar energy promoters as is evident by some recent pronouncements by the Appellate Tribunal of Electricity
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Abir Infrastructure Private Limited (AIPL), promoted by Mr. K. Gnyandeep and Mr. Y. Y. Butchi Babu in 2005, is involved in the construction of hydro power and thermal power projects.
8 But the outlook is less than rosy of late for the company as it is facing delays in servicing its debt obligations
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8 But the outlook is less than rosy of late for the company as it is facing delays in servicing its debt obligations
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Offshore wind energy is being tabled as the new growth sector but it is not without its challenges.
8 A new set of calculations show that that in two sample sites indicate a levelized cost of energy of Rs 10.8 and Rs 9.6/Kwh at Rameswaram and Kanyakumari for an internal rate of return of 14%.
8 These are high by current yardsticks but costs offshore costs are rapidly coming down but will they be down enough for such power to compete domestically.
8 The impact of climate change on wind flows is another imponderable when looked at over the life of investment in wind energy projects
8 For now, while wind energy is now becoming competitive in Europe without subsidy on account of rapidly falling costs, in India viability is a little further off
8 The website carries here a full analysis of offshore wind energy and its viability
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8 A new set of calculations show that that in two sample sites indicate a levelized cost of energy of Rs 10.8 and Rs 9.6/Kwh at Rameswaram and Kanyakumari for an internal rate of return of 14%.
8 These are high by current yardsticks but costs offshore costs are rapidly coming down but will they be down enough for such power to compete domestically.
8 The impact of climate change on wind flows is another imponderable when looked at over the life of investment in wind energy projects
8 For now, while wind energy is now becoming competitive in Europe without subsidy on account of rapidly falling costs, in India viability is a little further off
8 The website carries here a full analysis of offshore wind energy and its viability
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Project Name: Captive Power Plant Expansion
8Project Cost: Rs 905 Crores
8Project Description: The owner is planning a 170 MW expansion at its 75 MW existing captive power plant. It envisages the addition of 70 MW (2*35.5) to its existing 30MW WHRB unit along with an addition of 100 MW (4*25 MW) to its existing 25 MW CFBC unit. TOR is expected shortly and RFQ for an EIA consultant is expected to follow in a couple of months. RFQs for Electro-Mechanical, Control & Instrumentation and BoP are expected by the end of 2018.
Major requirement will be two waste heat recovery boilers (WHRB) units, four circulating fluidised bed combustion (CFBC) units, boiler auxiliaries, steam turbines, turbine generators, governors, 6*250 kVA DG sets, control unit, air cooling and circulation system, cooling water circulation system, demineralization (DM) plant, buses, ducts, cables, flue gas circulation system, compressors, pipes and fittings, valves and pumps among others.
8Project Event: RFQ for hiring an EIA is expected by November 2017.
8Expenditure Approval: 2016
8RFQ Date: Q4: Nov/2017
8Release Date: Q4:2017
8Start Date: Q2:2019
8Completion Date: 2024
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8Project Name: Power Plant Brownfield Expansion
8Project Cost: Rs 467 Crores
8Project Description: The owner is planning to add another 114 MW to its existing captive power plant of 45 MW (which is of the WHRU type). Of the 114 MW planned, 64 MW is to be generated through WHRB (waste heat recovery boiler) and 50 MW through CFBC boiler (with a fuel mix of coal and dolochar). TOR is expected by October, followed by a requirement for an EIA consultant. RFQs for Mechanical, Electrical, Control & Instrumentation and BoP equipment are expected in the third quarter of 2018.
The major requirement will be four waste heat recovery boilers (WHRB) and associated auxiliaries (including heat exchanges and membranes), circulating fluidised bed combustion (CFBC) boiler, steam turbines, turbine generator, valves, pumps, compressors, pipes and fittings, governors, DG sets, control equipment, cables, insulation, fireproofing system, demineralization (DM) plant, cooling water system, air-circulation system ( including ID and FD fans), electrostatic precipitator (ESP), ash handling system among others.
8Project Event: RFQ for hiring an EIA consultant is expected in October 2017.
8Expenditure Approval: 2016
8RFQ Date: Oct/2017
8Release Date: Q4:2017
8Start Date: Q4:2018
8Completion Date: 2022
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8Project Name: Thermal Power Brownfield Project
8Project Cost: Rs 4400 Crores
8Project Description: The owner is writing out the detailed project report for scoping environment clearance for a 700 MW supercritical brownfield complex in its existing facility of 1400 MW(2*700 MW) plant. Earlier on Mar 2012, due to the coal linkage issues from the Ministry of Coal the project proponent was unable to submit an EIA report to MoEF. MoEF advised fresh submission of application for the 1x700 MW expansion unit. As of now, PFR has been prepared which has been submitted to scope fresh TOR clearance, and DPR studies are undergoing. Environment Clearance is likely to elicited by 1st Quarter of 2019. Project kick off date is immediately after obtaining EC.
8Major equipment that will be required will be steam generator and its auxiliaries, steam turbine (700MW), Fire tube Boiler, Boiler Feed Pumps, Low Pressure Heaters, Deaerator, High Pressure Heaters, Gland Steam Condenser, Cooling Tower equipment, Fire protection system auxiliaries, Switch-yard equipment, FGD equipment, cranes, thermo mechanically treated steel, DG sets, rolling shutters, fencing materials, down shop lead (DSL) crane, carbon steel and pipe, Cu Ni / Al bronze tubes, stacker cum reclaimer, wagon tippler, piles, reinforced steel, structural steel, MS & Electro forged gratings, conveyor belts, side arm charger, among others.
8Project Event: RFQ for civil works are expected by 1st Quarter of 2019.
8Expenditure Approval: Q4:2018
8RFQ Date: Q1:2019
8Release Date: Q1:2019
8Start Date: Q1:2019
8Completion Date: Q3:2022
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8Project Cost: Rs 905 Crores
8Project Description: The owner is planning a 170 MW expansion at its 75 MW existing captive power plant. It envisages the addition of 70 MW (2*35.5) to its existing 30MW WHRB unit along with an addition of 100 MW (4*25 MW) to its existing 25 MW CFBC unit. TOR is expected shortly and RFQ for an EIA consultant is expected to follow in a couple of months. RFQs for Electro-Mechanical, Control & Instrumentation and BoP are expected by the end of 2018.
Major requirement will be two waste heat recovery boilers (WHRB) units, four circulating fluidised bed combustion (CFBC) units, boiler auxiliaries, steam turbines, turbine generators, governors, 6*250 kVA DG sets, control unit, air cooling and circulation system, cooling water circulation system, demineralization (DM) plant, buses, ducts, cables, flue gas circulation system, compressors, pipes and fittings, valves and pumps among others.
8Project Event: RFQ for hiring an EIA is expected by November 2017.
8Expenditure Approval: 2016
8RFQ Date: Q4: Nov/2017
8Release Date: Q4:2017
8Start Date: Q2:2019
8Completion Date: 2024
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8Project Name: Power Plant Brownfield Expansion
8Project Cost: Rs 467 Crores
8Project Description: The owner is planning to add another 114 MW to its existing captive power plant of 45 MW (which is of the WHRU type). Of the 114 MW planned, 64 MW is to be generated through WHRB (waste heat recovery boiler) and 50 MW through CFBC boiler (with a fuel mix of coal and dolochar). TOR is expected by October, followed by a requirement for an EIA consultant. RFQs for Mechanical, Electrical, Control & Instrumentation and BoP equipment are expected in the third quarter of 2018.
The major requirement will be four waste heat recovery boilers (WHRB) and associated auxiliaries (including heat exchanges and membranes), circulating fluidised bed combustion (CFBC) boiler, steam turbines, turbine generator, valves, pumps, compressors, pipes and fittings, governors, DG sets, control equipment, cables, insulation, fireproofing system, demineralization (DM) plant, cooling water system, air-circulation system ( including ID and FD fans), electrostatic precipitator (ESP), ash handling system among others.
8Project Event: RFQ for hiring an EIA consultant is expected in October 2017.
8Expenditure Approval: 2016
8RFQ Date: Oct/2017
8Release Date: Q4:2017
8Start Date: Q4:2018
8Completion Date: 2022
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8Project Name: Thermal Power Brownfield Project
8Project Cost: Rs 4400 Crores
8Project Description: The owner is writing out the detailed project report for scoping environment clearance for a 700 MW supercritical brownfield complex in its existing facility of 1400 MW(2*700 MW) plant. Earlier on Mar 2012, due to the coal linkage issues from the Ministry of Coal the project proponent was unable to submit an EIA report to MoEF. MoEF advised fresh submission of application for the 1x700 MW expansion unit. As of now, PFR has been prepared which has been submitted to scope fresh TOR clearance, and DPR studies are undergoing. Environment Clearance is likely to elicited by 1st Quarter of 2019. Project kick off date is immediately after obtaining EC.
8Major equipment that will be required will be steam generator and its auxiliaries, steam turbine (700MW), Fire tube Boiler, Boiler Feed Pumps, Low Pressure Heaters, Deaerator, High Pressure Heaters, Gland Steam Condenser, Cooling Tower equipment, Fire protection system auxiliaries, Switch-yard equipment, FGD equipment, cranes, thermo mechanically treated steel, DG sets, rolling shutters, fencing materials, down shop lead (DSL) crane, carbon steel and pipe, Cu Ni / Al bronze tubes, stacker cum reclaimer, wagon tippler, piles, reinforced steel, structural steel, MS & Electro forged gratings, conveyor belts, side arm charger, among others.
8Project Event: RFQ for civil works are expected by 1st Quarter of 2019.
8Expenditure Approval: Q4:2018
8RFQ Date: Q1:2019
8Release Date: Q1:2019
8Start Date: Q1:2019
8Completion Date: Q3:2022
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Is it possible for the likes of NTPC or Reliance Industries Ltd or other big Indian companies to enter the offshore wind energy business now because the cost economics are looking friendlier?
8The scale of such projects will suit big Indian oil and gas players with deep pockets but seeking to diversify away from fossil fuels.
8Costs are coming down dramatically and current European rates are at around Rs 5/kwh.
8This price is lower than LNG fed gas based power as of now and there are strong possibilities of offshore wind energy rates coming down further
8Find out more on what are India's offshore wind capacities and how they can be tapped effectively.
8Also find out more on the latest levelized tariff rates around the world and new technological innovation in offshore wind energy
8Time is now right for an offshore demonstration project to come up
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8The scale of such projects will suit big Indian oil and gas players with deep pockets but seeking to diversify away from fossil fuels.
8Costs are coming down dramatically and current European rates are at around Rs 5/kwh.
8This price is lower than LNG fed gas based power as of now and there are strong possibilities of offshore wind energy rates coming down further
8Find out more on what are India's offshore wind capacities and how they can be tapped effectively.
8Also find out more on the latest levelized tariff rates around the world and new technological innovation in offshore wind energy
8Time is now right for an offshore demonstration project to come up
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8Wind power tariff in Tamil Nadu drops to 3.42/unit, lowest in country Details
8Greenko eyes Reliance Infrastructure's Mumbai power business for $2 billion Details
8Power companies refrain from bidding for Gujarat's low-cost electricity Details
8SBI led consortium to sell 51 per cent stake in Odisha power plant Details
8Creditor banks seek to sell at least 30 pct of India's Jaiprakash Power Details
8Diplomatic talks on with U.S. for India's NSG bid Details
8REC inks Rs 13,000 crore pact with Maharashtra power generation firm Details
8Banks, led by PNB, look to sell stake in Jindal India Thermal Power Details
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8Wind power tariff in Tamil Nadu drops to 3.42/unit, lowest in country Details
8Greenko eyes Reliance Infrastructure's Mumbai power business for $2 billion Details
8Power companies refrain from bidding for Gujarat's low-cost electricity Details
8SBI led consortium to sell 51 per cent stake in Odisha power plant Details
8Creditor banks seek to sell at least 30 pct of India's Jaiprakash Power Details
8Diplomatic talks on with U.S. for India's NSG bid Details
8REC inks Rs 13,000 crore pact with Maharashtra power generation firm Details
8Banks, led by PNB, look to sell stake in Jindal India Thermal Power Details
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The falling price of renewable energy has now brought into question the very viability of thermal power plants in India.
8Buti in a superbly argued analysis, Arvind Subramanium, India's Chief Economic Adviser, has claimed that India should not succumb to western pressure, in what he calls "carbon imperialism", to phase out coal based power plants as there is a huge social and economic cost to doing it.
8What is more while renewable power may eventually substitute conventional power, currently, if all the externalities involved with renewable power are taken into account, and Subramanium has listed out all of them, coal will remain a viable fuel for some more time to come.
8What is more coal is predominantly located in the poor, eastern hinterland of India and the industry sustains the livelihoods of millions of people involved with the industry and this fact too must be factored into the pricing of alternative renewable energy as also the social and economic cost of stranded coal and power assets.
8He has postulated that subsidizing renewables at a time when its social costs are above those of coal seems a double whammy for the government which then also has to pick up the tab for the resulting stranded assets.
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8Buti in a superbly argued analysis, Arvind Subramanium, India's Chief Economic Adviser, has claimed that India should not succumb to western pressure, in what he calls "carbon imperialism", to phase out coal based power plants as there is a huge social and economic cost to doing it.
8What is more while renewable power may eventually substitute conventional power, currently, if all the externalities involved with renewable power are taken into account, and Subramanium has listed out all of them, coal will remain a viable fuel for some more time to come.
8What is more coal is predominantly located in the poor, eastern hinterland of India and the industry sustains the livelihoods of millions of people involved with the industry and this fact too must be factored into the pricing of alternative renewable energy as also the social and economic cost of stranded coal and power assets.
8He has postulated that subsidizing renewables at a time when its social costs are above those of coal seems a double whammy for the government which then also has to pick up the tab for the resulting stranded assets.
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8Project Name: Hydroelectric Project
8Project Cost: Rs 287 Crores
8Project Description: A JV company along with its consultant is writing out the final EIA report for scoping environment clearance for a 52 MW (2*26 MW) hydel project. TOR has been granted on 12th February 2015. Project Proponent has submitted the EIA report on 11th June 2017 for EAC clearance but due to the baseline data being older more than 3 years, it has been deferred for next meeting. Environment Clearance is likely to elicited by 4th Quarter of 2017. Project kick off date is expected by 2nd Quarter of 2018.
8Major equipment that will be required will be two Francis Turbine, Radial gates, turbine-generator sets and associated auxiliaries, transformers, butterfly valves, turbine auxiliaries, governors with auxiliaries, cables, bus ducts and terminal equipment, EOT cranes, shaft and bearing, couplings, vibration control system, girders, tunnel boring machine, powerhouse equipment among others.
8Project Event: RFQ for civil works are expected by 1st Quarter of 2018 while those for electro-mechanical and hydro-mechanical works will be out subsequently after a month.
8Expenditure Approval: Q4:2017
8RFQ Date: Q1:2018
8Release Date: Q1:2018
8Start Date: Q2:2018
8Completion Date: Q4:2022
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8Project Name: Power Plant Expansion
8Project Cost: Rs 2836 Crores
8Project Description: The owner is planning to add a 1*350 MW coal based thermal plant to it's existing complex. TOR is expected in a couple of months and shortly after that, there is going to be a requirement for hiring an EIA consultant approximately by the last quarter of 2018. RFQs for Civil works worth Rs 93 crores, Electrical package worth Rs 33 crores, Mechanical package worth Rs 510 crores, Control and Instrumentation package worth Rs 19 crores and BoP equipment are expected to start coming in from the last quarter of 2018. It is to be noted that the BTG package will be open to international bidding whereas the BoP will be open to domestic competitive bidding.
The major requirement will be land levelling, condenser, cooling tower, boiler (outdoor, supercritical once through, balanced draft type with single reheat, direct pulverised coal fired and membrane water tube type structure), boiler auxiliaries, steam turbine (multistage i.e single reheat, regenerative, suitable for indoor installation), regenerative feed heating system (LP heater, direct contact type deaerating heater, HP heater), governor and control unit, ash handling plant. ESP (electrostatic precipitator), ducts, cooling water system, FGD (flue gas desulphurization) unit, fuel oil handling system, pumps, valves among others.
8Project Event: RFQ for Civil and Mechanical package is expected to be out in the first quarter of 2019.
8Expenditure Approval: 2015
8RFQ Date: Q1:2019
8Release Date: Q2:2019
8Start Date: Q2:2020
8Completion Date: 2024
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8Project Name: Greenfield Hydroelectric Power Station
8Project Cost: Rs 550 Crores
8Project Description: The owner is planning to set up a 78 MW hydel plant. TOR was granted in 2012 and at present, the DPR is being finalized. An application for EC is likely by the third quarter of 2018. RFQs are expected to be floated by the end 2018 for civil works, hydro-mechanical package, and electrical package.
Major requirement for this project will be crushers, earth-movers, tunnel boring machines, EOT cranes, turbines, turbine-generator sets, DG sets, communication system, substation, main inlet valves, butterfly valves, steel lined penstock, transmission lines, governor, and control units among others.
8Project Event: RFQ for Civil work is expected to be out in last quarter of 2018.
8Expenditure Approval: 2014
8RFQ Date: Q4:2018
8Release Date: Q4:2018
8Start Date: 2019
8Completion Date: 2020
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8Project Name: Greenfield Hydroelectric Power Station
8Project Cost: Rs 2536 crore
8Project Description: The owner is planning to set up a 300 MW (4*75 MW) hydel plant. The project was granted TOR in December 2015. At present DPR preparation and surveys are ongoing. The proponents are expected to float RFQs for Civil works, Hydro-Mechanical equipment, Electrical equipment and BoP in the last quarter of 2018. Major requirements are going to be four Francis turbines, turbine-generator sets (with vertical shaft), piping and flanges, valves, control cabinet, 11kV bus duct system along with auxiliary components, 400 kV GIS switchgear and 400 kV XLPE cables, vacuum circuit breakers, LT panels , PLCC systems, D.C. supply system (batteries, battery chargers and DC distribution boards), cooling water circulation system, fire protection systems, compressed air system, submersible type pumps, ventilation & air conditioning system (i.e blower, ventilation duct along with air conditioning system), oil purification system, lift, communication system and transmission system among other.
8Project Event: RFQ for Civil works expected in the last quarter of 2018.
8Expenditure Approval: 2014
8RFQ Date: Q4:2018
8Release Date: Q1:2019
8Start Date: Q3:2019
8Completion Date: 2024
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8Project Name: Captive Plant Expansion
8Project Cost: Rs 160 Crores
8Project Description: A cement company is planning to expand its coal based captive power plant from 10 MW to 40 MW. Site specific geotechnical and sub-surface investigations have already been carried out and TOR is expected shortly. Thereafter there shall be a requirement for hiring an EIA consultant. RFQs for Electro-Mechanical equipment and BoP is expected to be out next year.
The major requirement will be Atmospheric Fluidized Bed Combustion (AFBC) boiler, boiler auxiliaries (including ID and FD fans, ducts) pollution control equipment (ESP/Bag houses) and other necessary valves, piping and fittings steam turbine and control room (including cable cellar, switchgear room, central control room), turbine-generator, water cooled condenser, coal crusher, conveyor and drives for coal handling plant among others.
8Project Event: RFQs for Electro-Mechanical equipment is expected to be in the third quarter of 2018.
8Expenditure Approval: 2016
8RFQ Date: Q3:2018
8Release Date: Q1:2019
8Start Date: Q3:2019
8Completion Date: 2023
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8Project Cost: Rs 287 Crores
8Project Description: A JV company along with its consultant is writing out the final EIA report for scoping environment clearance for a 52 MW (2*26 MW) hydel project. TOR has been granted on 12th February 2015. Project Proponent has submitted the EIA report on 11th June 2017 for EAC clearance but due to the baseline data being older more than 3 years, it has been deferred for next meeting. Environment Clearance is likely to elicited by 4th Quarter of 2017. Project kick off date is expected by 2nd Quarter of 2018.
8Major equipment that will be required will be two Francis Turbine, Radial gates, turbine-generator sets and associated auxiliaries, transformers, butterfly valves, turbine auxiliaries, governors with auxiliaries, cables, bus ducts and terminal equipment, EOT cranes, shaft and bearing, couplings, vibration control system, girders, tunnel boring machine, powerhouse equipment among others.
8Project Event: RFQ for civil works are expected by 1st Quarter of 2018 while those for electro-mechanical and hydro-mechanical works will be out subsequently after a month.
8Expenditure Approval: Q4:2017
8RFQ Date: Q1:2018
8Release Date: Q1:2018
8Start Date: Q2:2018
8Completion Date: Q4:2022
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8Project Name: Power Plant Expansion
8Project Cost: Rs 2836 Crores
8Project Description: The owner is planning to add a 1*350 MW coal based thermal plant to it's existing complex. TOR is expected in a couple of months and shortly after that, there is going to be a requirement for hiring an EIA consultant approximately by the last quarter of 2018. RFQs for Civil works worth Rs 93 crores, Electrical package worth Rs 33 crores, Mechanical package worth Rs 510 crores, Control and Instrumentation package worth Rs 19 crores and BoP equipment are expected to start coming in from the last quarter of 2018. It is to be noted that the BTG package will be open to international bidding whereas the BoP will be open to domestic competitive bidding.
The major requirement will be land levelling, condenser, cooling tower, boiler (outdoor, supercritical once through, balanced draft type with single reheat, direct pulverised coal fired and membrane water tube type structure), boiler auxiliaries, steam turbine (multistage i.e single reheat, regenerative, suitable for indoor installation), regenerative feed heating system (LP heater, direct contact type deaerating heater, HP heater), governor and control unit, ash handling plant. ESP (electrostatic precipitator), ducts, cooling water system, FGD (flue gas desulphurization) unit, fuel oil handling system, pumps, valves among others.
8Project Event: RFQ for Civil and Mechanical package is expected to be out in the first quarter of 2019.
8Expenditure Approval: 2015
8RFQ Date: Q1:2019
8Release Date: Q2:2019
8Start Date: Q2:2020
8Completion Date: 2024
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8Project Name: Greenfield Hydroelectric Power Station
8Project Cost: Rs 550 Crores
8Project Description: The owner is planning to set up a 78 MW hydel plant. TOR was granted in 2012 and at present, the DPR is being finalized. An application for EC is likely by the third quarter of 2018. RFQs are expected to be floated by the end 2018 for civil works, hydro-mechanical package, and electrical package.
Major requirement for this project will be crushers, earth-movers, tunnel boring machines, EOT cranes, turbines, turbine-generator sets, DG sets, communication system, substation, main inlet valves, butterfly valves, steel lined penstock, transmission lines, governor, and control units among others.
8Project Event: RFQ for Civil work is expected to be out in last quarter of 2018.
8Expenditure Approval: 2014
8RFQ Date: Q4:2018
8Release Date: Q4:2018
8Start Date: 2019
8Completion Date: 2020
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8Project Name: Greenfield Hydroelectric Power Station
8Project Cost: Rs 2536 crore
8Project Description: The owner is planning to set up a 300 MW (4*75 MW) hydel plant. The project was granted TOR in December 2015. At present DPR preparation and surveys are ongoing. The proponents are expected to float RFQs for Civil works, Hydro-Mechanical equipment, Electrical equipment and BoP in the last quarter of 2018. Major requirements are going to be four Francis turbines, turbine-generator sets (with vertical shaft), piping and flanges, valves, control cabinet, 11kV bus duct system along with auxiliary components, 400 kV GIS switchgear and 400 kV XLPE cables, vacuum circuit breakers, LT panels , PLCC systems, D.C. supply system (batteries, battery chargers and DC distribution boards), cooling water circulation system, fire protection systems, compressed air system, submersible type pumps, ventilation & air conditioning system (i.e blower, ventilation duct along with air conditioning system), oil purification system, lift, communication system and transmission system among other.
8Project Event: RFQ for Civil works expected in the last quarter of 2018.
8Expenditure Approval: 2014
8RFQ Date: Q4:2018
8Release Date: Q1:2019
8Start Date: Q3:2019
8Completion Date: 2024
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8Project Name: Captive Plant Expansion
8Project Cost: Rs 160 Crores
8Project Description: A cement company is planning to expand its coal based captive power plant from 10 MW to 40 MW. Site specific geotechnical and sub-surface investigations have already been carried out and TOR is expected shortly. Thereafter there shall be a requirement for hiring an EIA consultant. RFQs for Electro-Mechanical equipment and BoP is expected to be out next year.
The major requirement will be Atmospheric Fluidized Bed Combustion (AFBC) boiler, boiler auxiliaries (including ID and FD fans, ducts) pollution control equipment (ESP/Bag houses) and other necessary valves, piping and fittings steam turbine and control room (including cable cellar, switchgear room, central control room), turbine-generator, water cooled condenser, coal crusher, conveyor and drives for coal handling plant among others.
8Project Event: RFQs for Electro-Mechanical equipment is expected to be in the third quarter of 2018.
8Expenditure Approval: 2016
8RFQ Date: Q3:2018
8Release Date: Q1:2019
8Start Date: Q3:2019
8Completion Date: 2023
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The Govt. of India has notified the new emission norms for existing and upcoming thermal power plants, which necessitate the incorporation of emission control equipment in coal based power plants.
8For BHEL, it has opened up an opportunity of retrofitting emission control equipment in the existing plants, besides increasing the scope in the new plants being setup in the country
8The company believes there are significant opportunities will arise in the Renovation & Modernization (R&M) segment too.
8Further, 27% of India’s hydropower plants have completed 35 years, thus necessitating increasing requirement of life extension and performance & efficiency upgrades.
8Company is also enlarging its scope of offer with an inclusion of new products such as Water Management systems, Air Cooled Condensers, BoP systems, emission control equipment like Flue Gas Desulphurization (FGD), Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR), Selective Non-Catalytic Reduction (SNCR), etc. in its power sector portfolio.
8In hydropower segment, BHEL has enhanced its capabilities to manufacture up to 400 MW hydro sets. Development of efficient runner profiles and reduction of hydro turbine weights have been instrumental in BHEL’s recent successes in the segment. The company has also emerged as a leading player in large size Pump-Motors required in Lift Irrigation Scheme projects being implemented by state governments.
8BHEL is also targeting emerging opportunities for R&M and spares business in hydropower plants.
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8For BHEL, it has opened up an opportunity of retrofitting emission control equipment in the existing plants, besides increasing the scope in the new plants being setup in the country
8The company believes there are significant opportunities will arise in the Renovation & Modernization (R&M) segment too.
8Further, 27% of India’s hydropower plants have completed 35 years, thus necessitating increasing requirement of life extension and performance & efficiency upgrades.
8Company is also enlarging its scope of offer with an inclusion of new products such as Water Management systems, Air Cooled Condensers, BoP systems, emission control equipment like Flue Gas Desulphurization (FGD), Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR), Selective Non-Catalytic Reduction (SNCR), etc. in its power sector portfolio.
8In hydropower segment, BHEL has enhanced its capabilities to manufacture up to 400 MW hydro sets. Development of efficient runner profiles and reduction of hydro turbine weights have been instrumental in BHEL’s recent successes in the segment. The company has also emerged as a leading player in large size Pump-Motors required in Lift Irrigation Scheme projects being implemented by state governments.
8BHEL is also targeting emerging opportunities for R&M and spares business in hydropower plants.
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The weakening of indicators of industrial activity point to a near term softening, while increasing power generation capacity, lack of long term PPA and poor financial health of discoms are structurally straining the power sector.
8However, good monsoon should help in boosting consumer demand and consequently, GDP growth and power demand.
8Meanwhile, Thermal coal prices inching up again, according to latest reports.
8The conclusion is that while industrial growth has been slackening, government spend on infrastructure and other development projects should lead to a gradual pick up in the investment cycle and energy demand in the coming quarters.
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8However, good monsoon should help in boosting consumer demand and consequently, GDP growth and power demand.
8Meanwhile, Thermal coal prices inching up again, according to latest reports.
8The conclusion is that while industrial growth has been slackening, government spend on infrastructure and other development projects should lead to a gradual pick up in the investment cycle and energy demand in the coming quarters.
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Power grids operators around the world have been experiencing challenges in operating the grid with increasing penetration of Variable Generation (VG) sources like Solar PV and Wind.
8Variability in one form of generation must always be compensated with other forms of generation at all times to ensure grid stability.
8Diurnal variability has now been introduced into the Indian power grid and the consequent increase in ramping requirements due to the 175GW by 2022 renewable energy target enunciated by the Government of India.
8An interesting analysis looks at ramping requirements over 3 potential renewable energy penetration levels on the grid by the year 2027.
8Nine separate solution alternatives are created using Coal, Natural Gas and Renewable & Emerging technologies as solution options to meet the identified ramping needs.
8Energy-mix and carbon prices are calculated for each of the solution scenarios and compared with the baseline scenario computed from the Intended Nationally determined Contribution (INDC) adopted by India in COP22.
8The conclusion is that the most energy cost and carbon price efficient paths for India to integrate ambitious RE capacity into India’s power grid would be to convert and operate existing coal plants as peak plants instead of as base load plants.
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8Variability in one form of generation must always be compensated with other forms of generation at all times to ensure grid stability.
8Diurnal variability has now been introduced into the Indian power grid and the consequent increase in ramping requirements due to the 175GW by 2022 renewable energy target enunciated by the Government of India.
8An interesting analysis looks at ramping requirements over 3 potential renewable energy penetration levels on the grid by the year 2027.
8Nine separate solution alternatives are created using Coal, Natural Gas and Renewable & Emerging technologies as solution options to meet the identified ramping needs.
8Energy-mix and carbon prices are calculated for each of the solution scenarios and compared with the baseline scenario computed from the Intended Nationally determined Contribution (INDC) adopted by India in COP22.
8The conclusion is that the most energy cost and carbon price efficient paths for India to integrate ambitious RE capacity into India’s power grid would be to convert and operate existing coal plants as peak plants instead of as base load plants.
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For reference purposes the website carries here the following tenders:
8Design, Manufacture,testing at manufacture's works & delivery at destination stations & associated works of Battery chargers,DCDB's and ACDB's for Various S/S In HPSEBL Details
8Electrification and Strengthening of Sub-Transmission & Distribution Network including Metering and Solar Panel under IPDS Project for, HPSEB Ltd., Bilaspur (H.P). Details
8Design,Manufacturing,Supplying & Associated works of 22KV & LT lines with bare conductor, AB cable,single /three phase electronic meters,New DTRs and Re-conductoring of existing DTRs, HT& LT lines und Details
8Construction of new D/C 33KV Line on H.Beam with Dog Conductor from Sheopur to Karahal,Distt; Sheopur under O&M Circle Sheopur,for MPMKVVCL Details
8Supply of 9kv & 30kv Polymer Lightening Arrestor for MPMKVVCL Details
8Supply of ACSR Panther Conductor for MPMKVVCL Details
8Designing,manufacturing,testing at works,delivery and transportation of 1.1kv Grade,3 Phase & Single Phase L.T. Aerial Bunched Cables Details
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For reference purposes the website carries here the following Newsclips:
8NTPC to secure 33 per cent of coal requirements from own mines by 2030 Details
8Australia court dismisses appeal against Adani coal mine project Details
8Govt brings in new norms on Solar Power Procurement Details
8States producing wind energy asked to ensure regulatory nod for power purchase agreements Details
8Appellate Tribunal for Electricity upholds cancellation of licences of three Odisha discoms Details
8India to have 155 GW non-hydro renewable capacity by 2026: BMI Details
8NHPC to seek shareholders' nod to raise Rs 2,000 crore via bonds Details
8NTPC seeks shareholder approval to raise Rs 15k cr via bonds Details
8Andhra Pradesh power companies adopt BharatQR for bill payments Details
8Tata Power synchronises its 186 Megawatt hydro project in Georgia Details
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8Design, Manufacture,testing at manufacture's works & delivery at destination stations & associated works of Battery chargers,DCDB's and ACDB's for Various S/S In HPSEBL Details
8Electrification and Strengthening of Sub-Transmission & Distribution Network including Metering and Solar Panel under IPDS Project for, HPSEB Ltd., Bilaspur (H.P). Details
8Design,Manufacturing,Supplying & Associated works of 22KV & LT lines with bare conductor, AB cable,single /three phase electronic meters,New DTRs and Re-conductoring of existing DTRs, HT& LT lines und Details
8Construction of new D/C 33KV Line on H.Beam with Dog Conductor from Sheopur to Karahal,Distt; Sheopur under O&M Circle Sheopur,for MPMKVVCL Details
8Supply of 9kv & 30kv Polymer Lightening Arrestor for MPMKVVCL Details
8Supply of ACSR Panther Conductor for MPMKVVCL Details
8Designing,manufacturing,testing at works,delivery and transportation of 1.1kv Grade,3 Phase & Single Phase L.T. Aerial Bunched Cables Details
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For reference purposes the website carries here the following Newsclips:
8NTPC to secure 33 per cent of coal requirements from own mines by 2030 Details
8Australia court dismisses appeal against Adani coal mine project Details
8Govt brings in new norms on Solar Power Procurement Details
8States producing wind energy asked to ensure regulatory nod for power purchase agreements Details
8Appellate Tribunal for Electricity upholds cancellation of licences of three Odisha discoms Details
8India to have 155 GW non-hydro renewable capacity by 2026: BMI Details
8NHPC to seek shareholders' nod to raise Rs 2,000 crore via bonds Details
8NTPC seeks shareholder approval to raise Rs 15k cr via bonds Details
8Andhra Pradesh power companies adopt BharatQR for bill payments Details
8Tata Power synchronises its 186 Megawatt hydro project in Georgia Details
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For reference purposes the website carries here the following tenders:
8Construction of 11kV line,bay &terminal equipment to Missa Military Camp from 33/11kV Amoni S/s under Nagaon Electrical Circle, APDCL(CAR) on "Turnkey" Mode. Details
8Supply of 250/100 KVA Diesel Generator Sets and Related Services for Various Substations in AEGCL (Assam) Details
8Supply of 160 MVA 220/66 KV Power Transformers for PSTCL Details
8For Manufacture,Testing & Supply of Surge Arresters with Polymeric Housing for PSTCL Details
8For Design, Manufacture,Testing & Supply of 66KV PTs for PSTCL Details
8Design, manufacture, Assembly, inspection, testing at manufacturer works before Dispatch,& Other Associated work of Ventilation Equipment including connected ducting work at Nagarjuna Sagar Tail Pond Details
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For reference purposes the website carries here the following Newsclips:
8CERC Rejects IEX Proposal For Spot Trading Of Renewable Energy Details
8CIL Steps Up By 10.3% To Rs 8,500 Crore In FY18 Details
8Digitization Of Power Grid Will Cut Losses: Schneider Official Details
8Concerns over stalled hydro power projects despite bailout plan Details
8Centre to finalise hydropower development fund Details
8PowerGrid board approves Rs 1,931 crore investment in HVDC link Details
8EESL to sign MoU with Malaysian counterpart to replicate UJALA scheme in Malaysia Details
8Power Grid inks $500 million loan pact with ADB Details
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8Construction of 11kV line,bay &terminal equipment to Missa Military Camp from 33/11kV Amoni S/s under Nagaon Electrical Circle, APDCL(CAR) on "Turnkey" Mode. Details
8Supply of 250/100 KVA Diesel Generator Sets and Related Services for Various Substations in AEGCL (Assam) Details
8Supply of 160 MVA 220/66 KV Power Transformers for PSTCL Details
8For Manufacture,Testing & Supply of Surge Arresters with Polymeric Housing for PSTCL Details
8For Design, Manufacture,Testing & Supply of 66KV PTs for PSTCL Details
8Design, manufacture, Assembly, inspection, testing at manufacturer works before Dispatch,& Other Associated work of Ventilation Equipment including connected ducting work at Nagarjuna Sagar Tail Pond Details
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For reference purposes the website carries here the following Newsclips:
8CERC Rejects IEX Proposal For Spot Trading Of Renewable Energy Details
8CIL Steps Up By 10.3% To Rs 8,500 Crore In FY18 Details
8Digitization Of Power Grid Will Cut Losses: Schneider Official Details
8Concerns over stalled hydro power projects despite bailout plan Details
8Centre to finalise hydropower development fund Details
8PowerGrid board approves Rs 1,931 crore investment in HVDC link Details
8EESL to sign MoU with Malaysian counterpart to replicate UJALA scheme in Malaysia Details
8Power Grid inks $500 million loan pact with ADB Details
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