Dedicated Freight Corridor – Current Development and Future

Road Map

ByR. K. Gupta

Managing Director, DFCCIL

September 28, 2011

Transport Sector : Present Scenario Indian Railways :

OverviewAreas of ConcernOptions for capacity development

Dedicated Freight CorridorOverviewFunding ArrangementsCurrent StatusUniqueness of the projectTimelinesFuture CorridorsDMIC – An added development

Scope of Presentation

Transport Sector – Present Scenario

• ONE OF THE LARGEST IN THE WORLD

• SERVES A LAND MASS OF 3.3 MILLION M2 AND POPULATION OF OVER ONE BILLION

• ENORMOUS GROWTH OF TRANSPORT SECTOR IN THE LAST 50 YEARS– VOLUME OF RAILWAY FREIGHT INCREASED FIVE FOLDS

AND PASSENGER KMS SEVEN FOLDS– LENGTH OF SURFACED ROADS INCREASED NINE FOLDS– TONNAGE HANDLED BY INDIA’S MAJOR/MINOR PORTS

INCREASED SIXTEEN FOLDS– AIR FREIGHT TONNEGE INCREASED 30 FOLDS

Source:- India Vision 2020

“Clogged Rail Lines Slow India’s Development”New York Times

June 15, 2010

Distance Travel Time (Freight)

Singapore – Mumbai Port 2400 Nautical Miles 4 – 5 days

Mumbai Port - Delhi 870 Miles More than 2 Weeks

Indian Railways – An Overview

1950-51 1960-61 1970-71 1980-81 1990-91 2000-01 2010-110

100

200

300

400

500

600

700

800

900

1000

73.2119.8

167.9195.9

318.4

473.5

921.5

Freight Traffic (MT)

Freight Traffic (MT)

Indian Railways – An Overview

MANIFOLD GROWTH OF FREIGHT TRAFFIC

1950-51 2000-010

100

200

300

400

500

73.2

473.5Freight Traffic (MT)

FREIGHT TRAFFIC (MILLION TONNES)

AN INCREASE OF 400.3 MT OVER 50 YEARS

2000-01 2010-110

100200300400500600700800900

1000

473.5

921.5

Freight Traffic (MT)

Freight Traffic (MT)

AN INCREASE OF 448 MT IN JUST 10 YEARS

Areas Of Concern

FALLING MARKET SHARE (90% TO 30%) CAPACITY CONSTRAINTS ON HIGH DENSITY

NETWORK. CONNECTIVITY OF PORTS TO HINTERLAND

INADEQUATE. TERMINAL FACILITY’S INADEQUACY IMPEDES TRAFFIC. HIGH AXLE LOAD OPERATION ESSENTIAL FOR

CERTAIN TYPE TRAFFIC. CERTAIN AREAS STILL NOT CONNECTED BY RAIL. HIGH SPEED FREIGHT CORRIDORS NOT AVAILABLE

Options for Capacity Development

SEPARATE CORRIDOR FOR FREIGHT OPERATIONS MAKE THE PRESENT TRACK FIT FOR HEAVY HAUL (25

TONNE AXLE LOAD & HIGHER) AND HIGH SPEED OPERATION

MODERNISE IDENTIFIED ROUTE FOR 100 KMPH FREIGHT OPERATION.

MAKE TRACK ON IRON ORE ROUTE FIT FOR HIGHER AXLE LOAD.

ROLLING STOCK OF NEW TECHNOLOGY CAPABLE OF HIGH SPEED AND HIGH AXLE LOAD TO BE PROCURED.

MAINTENANCE SYSTEM AND FACILITIES TO BE IMPROVED .

Golden Quadrilateral & Its Diagonals

• High Density Corridor

(Golden Quadrilateral +

Diagonals) 16% of route

Km carries 52% of

passenger & 58 % of

freight

DELHI

MUMBAI

KOLKATTA

CHENNAI

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CONCEPT PLAN OF DEDICATED FREIGHT CORRIDOR NETWORK

MUMBAI

DELHI

CHENNAI

KOLKATA

LUDHIANA

VIJAYAWADASanctioned projects

Unsanctioned projectsVASCO

DELHI

LUDHIANA

MUMBAI

DELHI

Dedicated Freight CorridorsWESTERN CORRIDOR: JNPT - DADRIROUTE KM : 1534KM

FEEDER ROUTES : 1500 KM

COST : Rs 22956 CRORES

PROPOSED FREIGHT CORRIDOR (WESTERN)

LEGEND :-MAIN ROUTEFEEDER ROUTE

LUDHIANA

HISSAR

REWARI

DELHI

TUNDLA

AGRA

LUNI

JODHPURPHULERA

JAIPUR

-GAM

DIVA

MEHSANA

PALANPUR

MARWAR JN.

SURAT

VADODARA

VASAI ROAD

PIPAVAV

Hazira

RAJKOT

VIRAM-Port

OKHA

PortMundra

GANDHI DHAM

AHMEDABAD

VALSAD

MUMBAIThal

PortMumbai

KANDLA

EASTERN CORRIDOR: DANKUNI - LUDHIANAROUTE KM : 1839 KM

FEEDER ROUTES : 3000 KM

COST : Rs 23605 CRORE

Dedicated Freight Corridors

Objectives Of The Project

OBJECTIVES

Create additional rail infrastructure to cater to high levels of transport demand

Reduce unit cost of transportation resulting in market competitive rail tariff for customer

Provide seamless end to end solution to the customers

Segregate freight infrastructure for focused approach on both passenger and freight business of Railways

Create rail connectivity to bulk customers not using rail network through PPP model

IT packaging of Freight Services

Increase rail share in freight market

Height

Width

4.265 m 7.1 m

3200 mm 3660 mm

700 m 700/ 1500 m

4,000 Ton 15,000 Ton

5.1m

Western Corridor Eastern Corridor

Moving Dimensions

Container Stack

Train Length

Train Load

Indian Railway DFC Routes

Western Corridor Eastern Corridor

Basic Design Features

• Heavier Axle Loads

Axle Load

Track Loading density

22.9 t / 25 t 32.5t/25 t

8.67 t/m 12 t/m

75 Kmph 100 Kmph

Indian Railway DFC Routes

Maximum Speed

Grade Upto 1 in 100 1 in 200

Basic Design Features (Contd.)

Traction Electrical Electrical (25 KV) (2x25 KV)Station Spacing 7-10 Km 40 Km (Approx.)

Signalling Absolute /Automatic Automatic with with 1 Km spacing 2 Km spacing

Communication Emergency Sockets/ Mobile Train Radio Mobile Train Radio

Indian Railway DFC Routes

Basic Design Features (Contd.)

Eastern Corridor : Mughalsarai – Khurja 732 Kms (D/L) World Bank Khurja – Ludhiana 413 Kms (S/L) World BankSonnagar-Mughalsarai 122 Kms (D/L) GOISonnagar-Dankuni 534 Kms (D/L) On PPP

Mode World Bank Funding : US$ 2.7 Billion

Western Corridor : Rewari – Vadodara 920 Kms (D/L) JICA (Ph.I)Dadri-Rewari & 605 Kms (D/L) JICA (Ph.II)Vadodara – JNPT JICA Funding : ¥ 679 Billion

Funding Arrangement

Current Status on Land Acquisition

• Land Acquisition is being done as per Railway Amendment Act, 2008. Compensation is guided by the Principles enshrined in National Rehabilitation and Re-settlement Policy (NRRP), 2007

• Land Acquisition is required for 10840 hectares• So far, 5004 hectares acquired i.e. 50% of the total

requirement• Entire DFC land acquisition is likely to be completed

by June 2012

Current Status on Eastern Corridor

With World Bank Funding• Phase –I

Appraisal of Kanpur – Khurja about 350 Kms. completed and loan approved by World Bank on 31/05/2011 Work likely to start by April 2012.

• Phase – IIKhurja – Ludhiana and Kanpur - Mughalsarai appraisal by March 2012. Work likely to start by March 2013

With Railway Funding• Work in progress on 122 Kms. Sonnagar – Mughalsarai• Commissioning Target – December 2014

Current Status on WESTERN DFC

Construction of 54 bridges started in Jan’ 2009 between ST & BSR with Railway Equity

Phase-I (RE-BRC) loan agreement signed on 31.3.2010General Consultant appointed for Phase-I on 12.05.2010Engineering Services loan for Phase-II (Dadri-RE & BRC-JNPT)

signed on 31.3.201080% of construction cost to be funded by Japan9000 HP locos also to be imported under JICA Loan.

With Funding from JICA

Uniqueness of the project

• The project passes through 9 states and 60 districts covering 3,300 Kms.

• It passes through 2500 villages and has over 85000 Projected Affected Persons

• The relief and rehabilitation provides for new measures such as solatium, special benefits for marginal and small farmers etc. as per NRRP-2007

Uniqueness of the project Contd….

• Construction through lumpsum Design & Build contracts having EPC contracting features tailored to Railway needs.

• Document preparation for contracting being done through internationally reputed General Consultants.

• Contract management through Project Management Consultants.

• International bidding of contracts of high networth eligibility criteria

• Contracts of very high value of the range of 4000-5000 crores.

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Timelines for DFC Construction

Eastern Corridor

Commissioning of Eastern Coridor 31st December 2016

Western Corridor

Phase – I Commissioning of Rewari – Vadodara 31st December 2016 Full Commissioning of J.N. Port - Dadri 31st March 2017

FUTURE 4 CORRIDORS

East – West Corridor (Kolkata–Mumbai) : 2000 Kms.North-South Corridor (Delhi-Chennai) : 2173 Kms.East Coast Corridor (Kharagpur-Vijayawada) : 1100 Kms.Southern Corridor (Chennai-Goa) : 890

Kms.

The study has been assigned to RITES which will take about 2 years.

Setting up of Logistics Park on DFC

RITES report suggested seven logistic parks.Western Corridor - Rewari, Ahmedabad, Vapi,

Navi MumbaiEastern Corridor - Kanpur, Ludhiana &

DurgapurThe logistics park operation will be done through PPP

model.Logistics Park to be multimodal operating on hub and

spoke principle leveraging higher speeds & long leads achievable on DFCC.

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PROPOSED FACILITIES AT MMLP

A ONE STOP SHOP FOR ENTIRE LOGISTICS• Freight Consolidation Center Auto Park cum loading facility Roll on Roll off facility Industrial Center Trade Center Ancillary Services Value added services

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Delhi – Mumbai Industrial Corridor (DMIC) – An Added Feature

• Focus is on ensuring high impact developments within 150 km distance on either side of alignment of DFC

• Area under Project Influence is 14% and population is 17% of the Country

• Total Population in the Project Influence Area : 178Mn

• Total Workers in the Project Influence Area: 70.56Mn

As per Census-2001

DFC AlignmentEnd Terminal

Haryana Dadri

J.N.Port

Rajasthan

Maharashtra

Gujarat

Madhya Pradesh

Haryana

Uttar Pradesh

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