GOVERNMENT OF HIMACHAL PRADESH DEPARTMENT OF MPP & POWER GLOBAL INVITATION OF BIDS FOR IMPLEMENTATION OF HYDROELECTRIC PROJECTS IN HIMACHAL PRADESH (INDIA)

NOTICE INVITING PROPOSALS The Governor, Himachal Pradesh invites proposals from Eligible Bidders for the implementation of the following Hydro-electric Projects, in Private Sector on Build, Own, Operate and Transfer (BOOT) basis:Sr. Name of Installed District River/ RemarksNo. Projects capacity Basin PART-I 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 PROJECTS WHERE PFRS/ DPRS PREPARED BY HPSEB ARE READY 13 7.5 9 12 9 236 300 MW MW MW MW MW MW MW Chamba Kangra Chamba Chamba Chamba Chamba Lahaul & Spiti Suil / Ravi Beas Ravi Budhil/Ravi Chanju/Ravi Chenab Chenab DPR prepared by HPSEB Ltd. PFR prepared by HPSEB Ltd. PFR prepared by HPSEB Ltd. PFR prepared by HPSEB Ltd. PFR prepared by HPSEB Ltd. PFR prepared by HPSEB Ltd. PFR prepared by HPSEB Ltd.

Suil Kilhi-Bahl Cho Tundah Dhanchho Tanger Chanju Dugar Purthi

Sub Total(I): PART-II 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15

586.5 MW

PROJECTS WHERE FEASIBILITY IS TO BE ASCERTAINED BY IPPS 81 104 130 104 60 130 94 44 747 MW MW MW** MW MW MW MW MW MW Lahaul & Kinnaur Lahaul & Lahaul & Lahaul & Kinnaur Lahaul & Lahaul & Spiti Chenab Satluj Spiti Chenab Spiti Chenab Spiti Chenab Satluj Spiti Chenab Spiti Chenab Identified Identified Identified Identified Identified Identified Identified Identified by by by by by by by by HPSEB HPSEB HPSEB HPSEB HPSEB HPSEB HPSEB HPSEB Ltd. Ltd. Ltd. Ltd. Ltd. Ltd. Ltd. Ltd.

Tinget Lara Sumta Rashil Tandi Patam Sumte Kothang Teling Shangling Sub Total(II):

PART-III PROJECTS SUBMITTED UNDER SELF IDENTIFIED CATEGORY BY IPPs 16 17 18 Jobrie* Nesang* Malana-III* 12 MW 10 MW 30 MW 52 MW 1385.5MW Kullu Kinnaur Kullu Allain & Jobri/ Beas Nesang / Satluj Malana/ Beas M/s Aleo Manali Hydro Power Pvt. Ltd., Noida M/s Starsilver Mercantile Co. Pvt. Ltd. Mumbai M/s Vijai Electricals Ltd. Hyderabad

Sub Total(III): G.Total(I+II+III)

* The Projects appearing at Sr. No. 16 to 18 shall be governed as per the Policy Guidelines issued by Govt. of HP vide no: MPP-F(2)-4/2005-III-Loose, dated: 10.02.2009 for allotment of Self-Identified Projects. ** The advertised installed capacity of 102MW in respect of Rashil HEP has now been re-assessed as 130MW.

The Eligible Bidder shall mean any entity which can qualify as a generating company as defined in Electricity Act 2003 Part I Section 2[28] or which would be able to qualify as above on completion of the project [This would imply that any company or body Corporate or association or body of individuals, whether incorporated or not or artificial juridical person would be eligible.] A. GENERAL CONDITIONS 1. Bidders shall be required to submit Technical-Bids and Price-Bids on the Format appended in the Bid Document in two separate envelopes super-scribed with TechnicalBid and Price-Bid. 2. In the Price-Bid, the Bidders would be required to accept to pay a fixed upfront charges of Rs.20,00,000/- (Rupees Twenty lakh) per Mega Watt capacity of the Project and Additional Free Power at a uniform percentage rate of the deliverable energy in all three time-bands of Royalty charges during the operation period of the Project to the Government of Himachal Pradesh over and above the royalty charges of (12%+1%), (18%+1%) & (30%+1) of the deliverable energy upto 12 years(1st time-band), next 18 years(2nd time-band) and balance 10 years(3rd time-band), in lieu of this concession. Note: i). Additional Free Power Royalty of 1% from the Hydel Power Projects would be provided and earmarked for a Local Area Development Fund(LADF) as per the notification issued by the Govt. of H.P. ii). The tariff would be determined by the appropriate Regulatory Commission in accordance with the rules and guidelines prevailing at that time. As on today only (12%+1%) free power is allowed to pass through tariff. Therefore additional free power/upfront premium would have to be paid for from earning out of merchant sale or own resources of the developer. 3. The Bidders shall be required to deposit a Financial Bid Security sum of amount equivalent to 5% of the total upfront premium payable for the project (@ Rs. 1.0 Lakh per MW) in shape of DD/Bankers Cheque subject to a minimum of Rs.10.00 Lakh per project, to be deposited along with the Technical Bids. This amount shall be retuned back without any interest to all those Bidders who will be found non-eligible for participation in second stage after opening of the Financial Bids. However, the Pre-qualified Bidders except the highest bidder, who wish not to participate in further process can also seek refund after opening of Financial Bids. The amount shall be returned back to the Bidders without any interest immediately after the project is allotted which will be determined by deposition of the Ist instalment of the fixed upfront premium by the successful bidder. In case of the successful 4. After Evaluation of Bids, a Letter of Intent (LoI) shall be issued to the successful Bidder bidders,him to deposit the fixed upfront premium of be adjusted in the first instalment of inviting the amount deposited on this account shall Rs. 20.00 lakh per Mega-Watt upfront premium payable at the time of installments :- for the allotted Project. capacity of the project, in following two signing of PIA

i. First Installment comprising 50% (less 5% amount deposited as Bid Security) amount of total fixed upfront premium payable for the project, shall required to be deposited within 30 days from the date of issuance of Letter of Intent. ii. Immediately after deposit of first installment, a Letter of Allotment shall be issued to the successful Bidders asking them to sign a Pre Implementation Agreement with the Government of Himachal Pradesh for achieving various benchmarks and submission of final DPR. The draft Pre-Implementation Agreement is attached as Appendix-II of Bid Document. iii. Second Installment comprising balance 50% of total fixed upfront premium shall required to be deposited within a period of 12 months from the date of issuance of Letter of Allotment.

5. In case the highest bidder fails to deposit the full amount of 1st installment of the upfront premium within the stipulated time period or if the highest bidder willfully withdraws his application, the Govt. will be free to offer the project to the other applicant as follows: i). The offer will be sent to other applicant who have been found prequalified for allotment of this project to match the bid given by the highest bidder. If one or more of the prequalified applicants agree to match the highest bid in writing, the project will be offered to that bidder whose original Financial bid was the highest. This bidder will be given 30 days time to deposits the full amount of 1st installment of the fixed upfront premium.

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iii). If the successful bidder fails to deposit this amount within the time allowed, the offer will be made to the next highest bidder in the original bid if he has offered to match the Highest Financial bid and again 30 days time will be given to deposit the full amount of the 1st installment of the upfront premium. This process will be continued till the 1st installment of the upfront premium is received or till all those who offered to match H-1 are covered. iv). If H-1 does not deposit the 1st installment of the upfront premium and none agree to match H-1 or no one actually deposits the 1st installment of the upfront premium, the Govt. of H.P shall have right to cancel the bid/tender and may take decision to readvertise or otherwise as it may deem fit but the project will not be allotted to any one of the bidders. v). Any bidder who is offered the project for allotment but does not deposit the 1st installment of the upfront premium within the stipulated time period, will face forfeiture of Bid-security deposited by him. 6. The Price-Bid shall not be opened with the Technical-Bids. All the envelops containing the Price-Bids, shall be placed in a separate envelop which shall be sealed and then

signed by the Bid Opening Committee in the presence of the Bidders or their authorized representative who may wish to be present. 7. The Technical-Bids of the Bidders shall be scrutinized and evaluated for prequalification and the Price-Bids of only those bidders shall be opened who are pre-qualified. 8. The amount of fixed upfront premium payable by the successful bidder and the processing fee shall not form part of the project cost in the DPR, which shall be borne by the Developer. 9. The Bidders should have strong financial and technical base with adequate free investible reserves and surpluses and requisite technical capability necessary for the development of the Bidder who has purchased a Bid 10. A above Hydro Electric Projects. Document in one Companys name and submit the Bid Document in other Companys name will not be considered. Similarly a person or a Consortium who has purchased a Bid Document for one Project and submit the Bid Document for another Project will not be considered.

11. The Bidder, who has purchased a Bid Document and submit the Bid Document in Consortium/Joint Venture, must be the lead partner in the Joint Venture/ Consortium with the highest equity stake not less than 26% otherwise their Bid will not be considered. 12. Interested parties can submit Bids for one or more Projects. One Bid Document purchased will hold good for submission of Bid for only one Project. The Bids as well as the Processing Fee shall be submitted separately for each Project applied for. 13. The selection process will be in two stages. In the first stage the Technical Bids submitted by the Bidders shall be scrutinized and evaluated for Pre-qualification. The Bids shall be assessed on the basis of following two criteria viz. Financial Strength & Technical Strength.. I)Financial Strength:The following shall be the qualifying parameters for eligibilityFor evaluation purpose, the Net Worth of a Bidder as a Company or a Consortium/ Joint Venture of Companies or a Corporation, shall be assessed on the basis of proportionate equity participation by each constituent members in accordance with the following two parameters by considering financial position as depicted in the duly audited Balance Sheets and Profit & Loss accounts for the FY 2008-09, 2007-08 & 2006-07 in original/ certified copies submitted in original/ certified true copies of the respective Companies. Note:All eligible bidders who are not registered as companies under the Companies Act 1956 are also required to submit their audited Financial Statements in same manner and same formats required under the act for a registered Company. Net Worth = Equity (paid share-capital) (+) Reserves & Surplus (excluding Reevaluation Reserves) (-) Intangible assets like, patents, deferred revenue

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expenditure, preliminary expenses or the operative expenses not written off, losses including past losses etc.) 1. For Projects involving a capital expenditure upto Rs. 1000 Crore, the Networth should not be less than 25 % of the total cost of the Project:(Assuming per MW cost of the project = Rs. 6.0 crores) Only such bidders will be eligible to be considered for second stage of biding process who possess Net Worth in crores for the latest Financial Year 200809, at-least equivalent to one and half times the installed capacity in mega-watt, of the Project Illustration:- applied for.For a 10 MW Project the Net-Worth should be at least Rs. 15 crore.

2. For Projects involving a capital expenditure exceeding Rs. 1000 Crore, the Net-worth should not be less than 15 % of the total cost of the Project:(Assuming per MW cost of the project = Rs. 6.0 crores) Only such bidders will be eligible to be considered for second stage of biding process who possess Net Worth in crores for the latest Financial Year 200809, at-least equivalent to point nine(0.9) times the installed capacity in megawatt, of the Project applied for. Illustration:For a 1000 MW Project the Net-Worth should be at least Rs. 900 crore.

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Profit after Tax: For evaluation purpose, the Profit after Tax of a Bidder as a Company or a Consortium/ Joint Venture of Companies or a Corporation, shall be assessed on the basis of proportionate equity participation by each constituent members in accordance with the following parameters by considering financial terms as depicted in the duly audited Balance Sheets/audited financial statements, for above defined three consecutive years submitted in original/ certified true copies by the Only such bidders will be eligible to be considered for second stage of biding respective Companies. process who possess a cumulative profit after tax (in crore) for the last three consecutive years totaling to at least a crore, where a shall be equivalent to 25% of the installed capacity in mega-watt, of the Project applied-for. Illustration:- For a 10 MW Project the cumulative Profit After Tax for last three years should be at-least Rs.2.50 Crore.

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Technical Strength:-

only such Bidders will be eligible to be considered for second stage of bidding process who possess any of the following three technical strength criteria:a).In case of Bidders who are in the business of Power Generation: i).Developer/ Owner of x no. of megawatts; (OR) ii).Contractor with y amount of turnover; (OR) iii).Consultant in z no. of megawatts. x shall be equivalent to the one fifth of the installed capacity in mega-watt of the Project applied for. y shall be equivalent to two times the installed capacity in mega-watt of the Project applied-for in crores in INR. z shall be equivalent to the half of the installed capacity in mega-watt of the Project applied for. b). (OR) Those in consortium with partner having not less than 26% equity stake meeting above criteria. (OR) Those with MOU with consultants meeting double of criteria as per (a) (iii) above i.e. twice the z no of megawatts.

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A Bidder, who has the above financial and technical strength, will be considered as pre-qualified/eligible for participation in second stage of the bidding process. In the second stage, Price Bids of the Pre-qualified Bidders will be opened on specific date (which shall be intimated to all pre-qualified bidders) in presence of the eligible bidders or their authorized representative(s) who are willing to be present. 14. The Developer shall be free to dispose of such power as remains after meeting commitments of royalty in the shape of Free Power and Additional Free Power, upto maximum of forty percent (40%) of deliverable energy through merchant sale. The State Govt. shall have right of first refusal on sale of such power as remains after meeting commitments of royalty in the shape of Free Power, Additional Free Power and Merchant sale of power, on the tariff to be determined by the appropriate regulatory commission. The state Governments. right of first refusal shall be decided and conveyed immediately after grant of Techno-economic Clearance(with in 20 days). (It is clarified that as per National Hydro Power Policy {10.1(f)} only upto 40% of salable energy can be sold by the way of the merchant sales. The remaining power will have to be sold through long term PPAs of regulator determined tariff or the bidding route as per Govt. policy. Therefore the provision of first the of refusal and merchant sale is as per 15. Incentive for early commercial operation ofright project and disincentive for delayed this Policy.) operation of the project will be applicable as per the Terms & Conditions commercial mentioned in the Bid Document.

16. The Developer if ROR Project shall ensure minimum flow of 15% water immediately downstream of the diversion structure of the project all the times as per the Policy of Department of Environment, Govt. Of HP, as applicable from time to time(see notification no.: MPP-F(1)-2/2005-V, dated:18.3.2009. 17. The scope of the work will be from concept to commissioning and operation thereafter, including, interalia, survey and investigations, identification of transmission system for the evacuation of power and preparation of Detailed Project Report (DPR). The transmission system for evacuation of power shall form part of the Project and shall be included in the DPR in consultation with States Utility, keeping in view the integrated system requirements. The DPRs for all the projects shall have to be prepared by the IPPs themselves. 18. For setting up the HEPs, concurrence of the competent Authority(ies) and statutory clearances shall be obtained as per the procedure applicable from time to time. 19. The operation period of the Projects shall be forty (40) years from the Scheduled Commercial Operation Date (SCOD) of the Projects, where after, the Project shall revert to the State Government free of cost and free from all encumbrances on as is where is basis. Company shall have to provide employment to Bonafide Himachalis, in respect of 20. The all the unskilled/skilled staff and other non-executives as may be required for execution, operation and maintenance of the Project. If it is not possible to recruit 100% staff from Himachalis for justifiable reasons, only then the Company shall maintain not less than 70% of the total employees/officers/executives from Bonafide Himachali persons. 21. The Developer shall make a provision of 1.5% of final cost of the Project(this cost will include IDC) towards Local Area Development Committee (LADC), the activities of which shall be financed by the Project itself. 22. The Bidder shall be required to comply with all the provisions stipulated in the Hydro Power Policy-2006 and its subsequent amendments issued by the Government of H.P from time to time, which is available on sale in the office of the Chief Engineer (Energy), Directorate of Energy, Thakur-Vatika, Khalini, Shimla (HP)-171002 against payment of Rs.1000/-per copy in shape of a Demand Draft/ Bankers Cheque in favour of Chief Engineer(Energy), payable at Shimla. 23. The Project developers will be required to follow the quality control and project safety norms specified by CEA/CWC or Directorate of Energy from time to time and allow the access to conduct the inspection of the projects or supply information as may be required by the Directorate of to the provisions of from time to time. 24. In pursuance Energy, Govt. of HP, clause 10.1(d) and Clause 10.1(b), of the New Hydro Power Policy, 2008, of the Govt of India, the State Government, has issued a notification No. MPPF(1)-2/2005-V dated: 30.11.2009, and its subsequent corrigendum No. MPP-F(1)-2/2005V dated:- 15.3.2010 on 30.11.2009, imposing an Additional Free Power of one percent(1%) from Hydel power Projects to be provided and earmarked for a Local Area Development Fund(LADF)aimed at providing regular stream of revenue for income generation and welfare

schemes, creation of addition infrastructure and common facilities etc. on a sustained and continued basis over the life of the Project. This fund would be available in the form of an 25. annuity over the entire life of the Project. of tentative installed capacity as mentioned in The Projects will be allotted on the basis the NIP. However, in case the capacity of the Project increases/decreases upon firming up of the potential which will be finalized at the time of grant of TEC by the competent authority, the Company will be required to sign fresh/revised PIA/IA with the Govt. as the case may be. In Policy cases, the Increase/Decrease all suchfor Capacityroyalty, upfront premium and other charges shall be levied according to the A. Capacity addition upto 20% over for above the capacity. approved norms of the Government, andthe revised allotted capacity shall be admissible without any additional royalty. Before grant of TEC, if capacity is within 20% of the allotted capacity, a fresh Implementation agreement/Supplementary Implementation Agreement shall be executed and the upfront premium on pro-rata basis will be payable on the rates so applicable. B. If for any project, before grant of TEC allotted capacity is enhanced by more than 20%, such capacity addition will be subject to the followings conditions:(i) 3% extra royalty over and above the normal royalty of (12%+1%), (18%+1%) & (30%+1%) shall be payable to the Government on the capacity addition beyond 20% [1.2 x (allotted capacity)] as per the exiting policy. (ii) The capacity addition charges shall be Rs.20 lakh per MW for capacity addition beyond 20% which shall be payable/ recoverable in one installment within 30 days of grant of TEC (or) date of signing of IA, which ever is earlier. C. If the capacity in MW reduces within 20% of the allotted capacity the fixed upfront premium shall be charged/ refunded as per the revised capacity firmed up at the time of TEC, on pro-rata basis whereas the royalty & Additional Free Power percentage will remain the same as mentioned in the Letter of Allotment & Pre-IA. No interest on the refund consequent to capacity reduction shall be payable. If the capacity reduction is more than 20% of the allotted capacity, the bidder will have the option of surrendering the Project with refund of an upfront premium but no interest D. be payable. He may however opt to retainand outfall locations) at the time of project The boundaries (domain) marked (Intake the project. allotment will not be altered and any increase or decrease in capacity will be subject to the developer remaining within the boundaries/ domain marked. If the elevations indicated in the offer of allotment / Bid documents found to be incorrect at site the actual elevations based on the marked boundaries shall be adopted after obtaining approval of H.P Govt.

26. A Pre-Bid-conference well before the opening/submission of Bids shall be conducted for responding to the queries of the Bidders, if any. The schedule of Pre-Bid Conference shall be intimated to all those Bidders who have purchased Bid document(s) for the above listed projects. OTHER INSTRUCTIONS: 1. The Bid Document containing details of terms and conditions regarding Bidding & Project Implementation, Bid Application Formats, questionnaire etc. would be available to the interested Bidders on payment of Rupees two lakh (Rs. 2,00,000/-) only for Projects having installed capacity upto 100MW and Rupees three lakh (Rs. 3,00,000/-) only for Projects having installed capacity above 100 MW, through a bank draft/bankers cheque, from the office of the Chief Engineer (Energy), Directorate of Energy, Thakur-Vatika, Khalini, Shimla (HP) - 171002, Tel. 91-177-2620552, 91-177-2620553 Fax No. +91-1772620553 e-mail: ceenergy09@gmail.com, w. e. f. 16.8.2010. The bank draft/bankers cheque shall be given in the name of Chief Engineer (Energy), Directorate of Energy, Shimla and drawn on any scheduled Indian Bank at Shimla. For getting the documents through Courier service, additional charges @ Rs.1000/- for inland and Rs.5000/- for foreign countries shall be payable. 2. The Technical-Bids in response to the advertisement should be accompanied by a non refundable processing fees @ Rupees One Lakh (Rs 1,00,000/-) per MW subject to maximum of Rupees Fifty Lakh (Rs 50,00,000/-) per Project applied for. The payment shall be made through bank draft/bankers cheque in the name of Chief Engineer(Energy), Directorate of Energy, Shimla drawn on any Scheduled Indian Bank at Shimla. Bids not accompanied by the Processing Fee are liable to be rejected forthwith. 3. The Bidders interested for Suil HEP(13MW) shall be required to purchase the Detailed Project Report prepared by HPSEB Ltd., at a non refundable additional cost of Rupees two lakh (Rs. 2,00,000/-) only per copy, payable through Bank Draft/Bankers Cheque in favour of Chief Engineer(Energy), Directorate of Energy, Shimla drawn on any Scheduled Indian Bank at Shimla(HP). The successful bidder would be required to review the DPR prepared by HPSEB Ltd. and then apply for TEC. 4. For any query or clarification, Chief Engineer (Energy), Directorate of Energy, Govt. of HP, Khalini, Shimla-171002 may be contacted on Telephone No : 0177-2620552, 01772620553(Tele-Fax). Web site : http://admis.hp.nic.in/doe. 5. The last date for sale of Bid Documents to the interested bidders, the last date of submission of bids in the office of Chief Engineer (Energy) at the above address and the date of opening of Bids are as under :(i) (ii) (iii) Last date for sale of Bid Documents : 04.10.2010 upto 1700 Hours, Last date of submission of Bids Date of opening of Bids : 12.10.2010 upto 1500 Hours, : 13.10.2010 at 1400 Hours (onwards)

Note :- If the last date for submission of Bids or the date of opening of bids happens to be a holiday declared by the Govt. of Himachal Pradesh in Shimla, the bids will be submitted and opened on the next working day in the same order and at the same time.

The details of Projects can also be seen on web site http://admis.hp.nic.in/doe. For and on behalf of the Governor of H.P.

Director (Energy) , Directorate of Energy, Govt. of HP, Thakur Vatika, Khalini, Shimla(HP)171002 Tele-fax: + 91-177-2620553.

PROJECT PROFILES 5.1 GENERAL Himachal Pradesh, spread over an area of 55673 Sq. Kms., is located in the Northern part of India. It is situated South of Jammu and Kashmir and North-East of the Punjab State. It is located at altitudes ranging between 450 m and 6000 m above mean sea level. There is a general increase in elevation from West to East and from South to North. There are five major river basins in the State contributing both to the Indus and Ganges basin e.g. the Chenab, the 5.2 DETAILS OF PROJECTS Ravi, the Beas, the Satluj and the Yamuna. The State is endowed with more than 23000 MW 1. of hydro potential out of which only about 6480 MW of potential has so far been Suil HEP (13 MW) harnessed. The Suil Hydro-electric Project has been conceived as a run-of-the river type development. The Project comprises a 30 m long trench weir, a desilting arrangement consisting of two parallel troughs, each 39.50m long, 9.80m wide and 3.50m high to exclude silt particles above 0.30 mm size, a 5.085 km long water conductor system comprising of a 3.175 km long 2.5m D-shaped head race tunnel and + 1.91 km long power channel of size 3.00 mx 2.60 m rectangular RCC box type, designed to carry discharge of 13.20 cumecs, a forebay + 1078 m long 3m wide and depth varying between 2.85 m to 4.16 m, 166.00 m long penstock of 2.0 m diameter bifurcating into two branches of 1.45m diameter each to feed two number (7.5 MW):2. Kilhi Bahl HEPhorizontal axis francis generating units of 6.5 MW each in a surface power house on the left bank of Suil Nallah under average net head of 111.50m, to generate 13 Kilhi - Bahl Hydro-electric Project is proposed as a run-of-the river scheme utilizing the MW of power. After generation, water is discharged through 14.32m wide, 20m long tail water race channel back to Suil Nallah. The Project will be able to generate 57.42 Gwh of of Binwa Khad, a tributary of river Beas in Distt. Kangra (HP). The Project comprises a energy 10 m at bus bars in 75% dependable year. long drop type trench weir at EL + 780 m downstream of confluence with Awa khad, a 80 m x 12.60 m x 5.0 m sized central silt gutter type surface desilting tank to settle all the particles above 0.2 mm size, a 4 km long D-shaped concrete lined free flow head race tunnel of 2.7 m size to carry a design discharge of 11 cumecs, a 80 m x 10 m x 4.75 m sized forebay with storage capacity of 3300 cum, a 550 m long 1.85 m diameter surface penstock, a 25 m x 12 m 3. Cho-Tundah HEP (9 MW) sized surface power house to house two units of 7.5 MW (2 x 3.75 MW) installed capacity to The Proposed Cho-Tundah HEP is a run-of-the river scheme on Cho nallah, a tributary of generate 41.82 a sub of energy of river Ravi and is an upstream development of Budhil Tundah nallah, Gwh tributary annually utilizing a gross head of + 84 m. The power house is MW). The Proposed Cho-Tundah (9.00 MW) Hydro-electric Project comprise of HEP (70 located at EL + 690 m on rightEL + 2500 m upstream of HarchhuLanju Sakri about 12 a trench weir on Cho nallah at bank of Binwa khad below village village to divert its km water from Baijnath.

through concrete lined 1.80 m D-shaped tunnel 200 m long, desilting tank to exclude particles above 0.2 mm size, a + 4.25 km long concrete lined head race tunnel 1.8 m Dshaped to carry a design discharge of 1.21 cumecs to a 22 m x 6 m x 3.5 m size forebay, a +1200 m long + 0.80m diameter penstock trifurcating into 0.45m diameter branchpenstocks, a 40m x 16m sized surface power house to house three units of 3 MW each to generate 39.75 Gwh of energy annually in 75% dependable year by utilizing a gross head 4. Dhanchhom. The outflow from turbines shall be fed through a + 30 m long tail race of + 870 HEP (12 MW) channel of size 1.80m x 1.50m to HEP is a nallah. The proposed Dhanchoo Tundah run-of-the river scheme on Dhanchho Nallah, tributary of Budhil nallah and sub-tributary of river Ravi. The project is located on Dhanchho nallah + 7 km from village Harsar towards Mani Mahesh lake. The proposed Dhanchho hydroelectric project comprises of a trench weir on Dhanchho nallah at El + 2810 m, a surface desilting tank to exclude all particles above 0.2 mm size, 1.8m D-shaped 2.575 km long concrete lined tunnel designed to carry design discharge of 1.78 cumecs, a 30 m x 10 mx2 m forebay, and 0.65 m diameter penstock trifurcating into 0.35m diameter branchpenstocks, a 46 m x 12 m x 15 m sized surface power house located at downstream of village Harsar in tehsil Bharmour, to house three units of 4 MW each to generate 52.65 Gwh of energy annually in 75% dependable year by utilizing a gross head of + 830 m. The outflow from turbines shall 5. Tanger Chanju HEP (9MW): be fed through a + 60 m long tail race channel with normal TWL at El. 1980m. The Tangar Chanju HEP has been proposed as a run-of-river scheme on Tanger nallah, a tributary of Chanju Nallah which is further a tributary of Baira nallah in Chamba District of Himachal Pradesh. The scheme is an upstream development of Chanju Stage-III HEP (42 MW). The proposed Tanger Chanju HEP envisages diversion of Tanger Nallah inflows at El. + 2480 m, a surface desilting tank of size 108m x 6.15m x 3.00m (effective) comprising one chamber, a 1600 m long head race tunnel, a forebay, a 0.90m diameter penstock trifurcating in to 0.52m diameter branch-penstocks, a surface power house of size 16 m x 40 m proposed at El. + 2120m on the right bank near the confluence of Tanger & Diyothal nallahs to house three units of 3 MW each to generate 35.40 Gwh of energy 6. Dugar HEP (236 MW):annually in 75% dependable year by utilizing a gross head of + 360m. The outflow from Hydro Electric Project has been contemplated as a run-of-the river development Dugar turbinesin Pangi Valley near village Killar in Distt. Chamba of sized tail race channel. located shall be fed through a + 35 m long, 1.80m x 1.50m Himachal Pradesh. The Project is situated between El + 2105 m to El + 2015 m. The Project comprises construction of a diversion Barrage located downstream of the confluence of Mahal Nallah with the river Chenab at EL + 2085m with FRL at 2105 m , a 8.5 km long head race tunnel to carry a design discharge of 346.15 cumecs and a power house at EL + 2015m housing 4 units of 59 MW to generate about 910 Gwh of energy in 90% dependable year.

7. Purthi HEP (300MW):The proposed scheme has been conceived as an extension of Reoli HEP by utilizing + 341 cumecs discharge (design discharge of Reoli HEP) available at tail race outfall of Reoli HEP. The proposal envisages the diversion of tail waters of Reoli HEP at tail race outfall on the right bank at EL + 2333 m near Goma Kund, crossing the Chenab river through aqueduct and then conveying water through + 11.3 km long head race tunnel, surge shaft and a + 250 m long single pressure shaft to power house proposed at El. + 2220 m on left bank of Chenab river at about 500 m d/s of Mujar nallah confluence with river Chenab, d/s 8. Tinget HEPPurthi, utilizing a gross head of + 113 m for generating 300 MW of power. of village (81 MW) :The projectHydrogenerate(81 MW) has Gwh of energy in 90% dependable year. Tinget shall Electric about 1190 been contemplated as a run-of-the river development utilizing the water of Tinget Nallah, a tributary of river Chenab in Distt. Lahaul & Spiti in Himachal Pradesh. The project comprises construction of a 30 m high diversion barrage located near village Tinget at river bed level at EL 3144 m with FRL at EL 3164 m., a 8.5 km long head race tunnel to carry a design discharge of 33 cumecs into a power 9. Lara Sumta HEP(104 Shiling at El + 2865 m to house three units of installed capacity of house located near MW):27 Lara Sumta x 27 MW) to generate 360 Gwh by utilizing a gross head a of m. MW each (3 Hydro Electric Project (104 MW) has been contemplated as ofrun299the river scheme utilizing the waters of Spiti river, a tributary of river Satluj located near village Lari in Spiti Valley in Distt. Lahaul & Spiti of Himachal Pradesh. The Project comprises a diversion barrage on river Spiti at El + 3285m, a 10.5 km long head race tunnel of 5.50 m diameter to carry a design discharge of 100 cumecs into a power house at El + 3160 m near Sumra village with installed capacity of 104 MW to generate 360 Gwh of energy 10. Rashil HEP (130 MW):- gross head of 125 m. annually by utilizing a Rashil Hydro Electric Project has been contemplated as a run-of-the river scheme which is a downstream development of Tandi Hydro Electric Project, situated between El 2770 m and 2688m in Distt. Lahaul & Spiti of Himachal Pradesh. The Project comprises construction of a diversion barrage located on Chenab river near village Jabrang/Rashil at river bed El + 2752 m and FRL will be + 2770 m , a 8.8 km long head race tunnel and a power house 11. Tandi HEP (104MW):at El + 2688 m on the left bank opposite village Thirot. The project is estimated to Tandi Hydro Electric Project has been contemplated as a run-of-the river development generate utilizing the annualof river Chenab in Distt. Lahaul & of 82 of Himachal Pradesh. This 541 Gwh of water energy by utilizing a gross head Spiti m. Project is situated between El 2849 m and El 2780 m with FRL at 2849 m. The Project comprises of a diversion barrage just downstream of Village Tholung at river bed El + 2835 m, a 7.4 km

long head race tunnel and a power house housing three units of 34.66 MW each to generate 430 Gwh of annual energy by utilizing a gross head of about 69 m. 12. Patam HEP (60MW):Patam Hydro Electric Project (60 MW) has been contemplated as run-of-the river development utilizing the water of Patam Nallah a tributary of river Chenab in Distt. Lahaul & Spiti of Himachal Pradesh. The Project comprises construction of diversion weir located near Timit-Deve upstream of Village Patam at river bed level at EL 3577m with FRL at El + 3597 m, a 9.75 km long head race tunnel to carry a design discharge of 19.3 cumecs into a power house located down stream of Chaling village at El + 3232 m to 13. house three units of installed capacity of 20 MW each (3 x 20 MW) to generate 245 Sumte Kothang HEP (130MW):Gwh of energy annually by utilizing a gross head of 365 m. Sumte Kothang Hydeo-Electric Project (130 MW) has been contemplated as a run-of the river scheme utilizing the waters of Spiti river, a tributary of river Satluj located upstream of Chango village in Spiti Valley in Distt. Lahaul & Spiti of Himachal Pradesh. The Project comprises a diversion barrage on Spiti river with Intake level El 3110 m, a 10.5 km long head race tunnel of 6.50 m diameter to carry waters of Spiti river into an underground power house at an El 2960 m with installed capacity of 130 MW to generate 14. 500 Gwh (94MW):- annually by utilizing a gross head of 160 m. Teling HEP of energyThe Project has been proposed on the right bank of Chandra River and is located downstream of confluence of Dugli Nala & Chandra River with the following Parameters: Name of the project Dam FRL Normal TWL Design discharge Gross Head Capacity = = = = = = Teling HEP (94MW) 3160 m 3045 m 111 Cumecs 115 m 94 MW

15. Shangling HEP(44MW):The project has been proposed on the right bank of Chandra River near village Khoksar and is a downstream development of Chattru HEP (108MW). The project comprises of the following parameters;

Name of the project Dam FRL Normal TWL Design discharge Gross Head Capacity

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Shangling HEP (44MW) 3230 m 3168 m 101cumecs 62 m 44 MW

16. Jobrie HEP(12MW):The proposed scheme has been identified by M/s Aleo Manali Hydro Power Pvt. Ltd., Noida, as Jobrie (5.5 MW) HEP, which is located upstream of Allain Duhangan HEP (192MW). The scheme has been envisaged on the left bank of Allain Nallah & Jobrie Nallah in Beas basin in Distt Kullu. The Project comprises of two intakes, Intake-I at El 2893 m on AllainNallah and Intake-II at EL + 2890 m on Jobrie Nallah and a Power House at El. + 2760 m. 17. Nesang HEP(10MW):- has assessed its capacity as 12 MW with annual energy However HPSEB Ltd, generation of The proposed scheme has been identified by M/s Star Silver Mercantile Co. Pvt. Ltd., 54 Gwh. Mumbai, as Nesang (10MW) HEP envisaged on the right bank of Nesang (Tagla) Khad in Satluj Basin in Distt. Kinnaur. The Project comprises of a weir at elevation El. + 2750m and a power house proposed near the confluence of Nesang Khad with Satluj at El + 2300m. An annual energy of 52.56 Gwh shall be generated in 75% dependable year. 18. Malana-III (30MW):The proposed scheme has been identified by M/s Vijai Electricals, Somaji-guda, Hyderabad, as Malana Stage-III (30 MW) HEP, envisaged on the Right Bank of Malana Khad a Tributary of river Parbati in Beas basin in Distt Kullu. The Project comprises of a trench-weir at elevation El. + 2803m and a power house at El. + 2559 m with minimum TWL at El. 2550 m. The Project capacities and other details of the Projects given above are based on preliminary PreFeasibility Studies. The Bidders shall be free to optimize the same based on the investigations done by them within the allotted/ indicated domain.