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Indias Leading IntegratedInfrastructure Services Company

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L&T Infrastructure Finance Co. Ltd.

Presentation on Opportunities

August 23, 2007


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Scope of Work

S No Terms of Reference Timeline

1 Sector Overview May 302 Target Markets August 25

3 Technology Choice June 19

4 Learning from Recent Bid Strategies June 25

5 Opportunity Mapping of Target Projects August 25

6 Detailed Report September 30


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Structure

Hydro Generation Opportunities

Coal based Generation OpportunitiesCase II Bidding Opportunities

Domestic Coal

Imported Coal

Gas based Generation OpportunitiesSummary and Way forward


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Hydro Generation Opportunities


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Hydro Opportunity at a Glance

Conventional hydroelectricpotential (i.e. reservoiror run-of-

the-river)Indus Basin 34 GWGanga Basin 21 GW

Central River System 4 GW

South India (West Flow) 9 GW

East-flowing Rivers of Southern

India 15 GWBrahmaputra Basin 66 GW

In addition94 GW pumped-storagetype

7 GW small, mini & microtype

Pre-feasibility report for 162 nos.

conventionalhydropowerschemesaggregating to 50 GW mainly inNorthern and North-Easternstates

14 GW

20 GW50 GW

20 GW

Potential of 148 GW



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Opportunities in Various States

MoP along with CEA and State Govts

initiated Pre-Feasibility Studies for

162 Projects (50,560 MW)

Detailed Survey & Investigation

DPR Formulation

Develop an order of

attractiveness/viability

Projects to be implemented over

11th and 12th Plans

In addition, respective states are

also encouraging additional projects

State Projects Capacity

Andhra Pradesh 3 705

Arunachal Pradesh 42 25690

Chattisgarh 4 580

Himachal Pradesh 12 3750

Jammu & Kashmir 13 2981

Karnataka 5 830

Kerala 2 205

Maharashtra 9 1780

Manipur 3 407

Meghalaya 9 1490

Madhya Pradesh 1 60

Nagaland 3 970

Orissa 4 1188

Sikkim 10 1680

Uttaranchal 39 6374

Mizoram 3 1870

Total 162 50560



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Basic Economics

Given the nature of the project sites, its a given that:

Host state may not contract for the powerMarket needs to be on merchant basis; Understanding oftrading market important

Transmission charge &future pricing would play key roleon economics

Regulatory aspects tend to become important elements ofproject structuring

Project economics need to be based on above realities


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Specific Opportunities


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Himachal Pradesh

Was one of the first states to initiate development

Projects awarded underMoU Route: 5 -100 MW

Specified Upfront Premium: 1L/MW for 5-50 MW; 2L/MW for 50-100 MW

Bid Route: > 100 MWUpfront Premium to be bid in addition to free power

Premium seen in the range of 15-90 L/MWMost projects now on BOT basis

Limited assistance provided by the state

No Single window clearance

Land Acquisition local opposition

Transmission being encouraged by developers themselves


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Opportunities - HP

RohtangPass

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ChenabRiver

Spiti River

Bulk of remainingopportunities in the

districts ofLahaul& Spiti, Kinnaurand Chamba

Potential of 20 GW

6,150 MW Operational

IPPs: 386 MW

Baspa 300 MW;

Malana 86 MW

6,533 MW Under development

IPPs: 1811 MW (30 Projects)

7,253 MW yet to be allotted

60-715 MW

Under bidding for some time

Most projects are at a much higher

altitude (above 4,500 mtrs), along the

Chenab and Spiti rivers in districts of

Lahaul & Spiti, Chamba and Kinnaur

PLFs are relatively poor (~30%)Abandoned:450 MW

Secondary opportunities the only option in the state


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Projects in HP

Project Name Developer Status

Lambadug (25 MW) Himachal Consortium Power Ltd. Implementation agreement (IA) to besigned in line with New Hydro Power Policy

Bharmour (50 MW) Soffimat France Implementation agreement (IA) to besigned in line with New Hydro Power Policy

Bajoli Holi (180 MW) GMR Infrastructure Ltd,Hyderabad

Upfront premium paid: Rs. 90 lakh/MW.

Dhaula Sidh (40 MW) GVK Industries Ltd,Secunderabad

Under construction

Harsar (60 MW) Soffimat France Implementation agreement (IA) to besigned in line with New Hydro Power Policy

Jhangi Thopan (480 MW) Brakel Kinnaur Power Pvt. Ltd HP Govt has allowed Brakel to combine twomega ventures viz. Thopan Powari andJhangi Thopan into a two-stage project

Thopan Powari (480 MW) Brakel Kinnaur Power Pvt. Ltd

Bara Bangahal (180 MW) Malana Power (LNJ BhilwaraGroup)

Selected in ICB; Letter of award after HPcabinet approval in Aug/Sep07


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Kutehr (260 MW) D. S. Constructions, New

Delhi

Awarded in Jan 2007; preparation of DPR in progress

Karcham Wangtoo(1000 MW)

Jaypee Karcham Hydro Corp.Ltd., New Delhi

DPR approved by HP Govt; TEC clearance received fromCEA; project is under construction

Tidong-I (100 MW) Nuziveedu Seeds, Hyderabad MOU signed with HPSEB; DPR is in process

Allain Duhangan(192 MW)

AD Hydro Power Ltd, NOIDA(LNJ Bhilwara Group)

DPR ready and approved; Clearance from MOEF Recd;project stuck for last two years due to local opposition

Budhil (70 MW) LANCO Green Power Pvt.

Ltd., Hyderabad

PPA signed with PTC; Project under construction

Chango Yangthang(140MW)

Malana Power (LNJ BhilwaraGroup)

Selected in ICB and on verge of allotment; letter ofaward after HP cabinet approval in Aug/Sep07

Chhatru (108 MW) DCM Infrastructure, Delhi Selected in ICB and on verge of allotment; letter ofaward after HP cabinet approval in Aug/Sep07

Projects in HP..Contd


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Uttarakhand

Was also one of the first states to initiate development

Projects awarded only under BiddingHowever, upfront premiums lower than HP

Relatively better support provided by the state

Transmission partly being undertaken by State entity


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Opportunities - UttarakhandPotential of 20 GW

2,808 MW operational

3,581 MW under construction

8,052 MW under development

5,733 MW yet to be allottedLargely accounted by just two projects onthe Indo-Nepal border whose developmentwould necessarily be under Central sector

Uttaranchal hydro story practically over;Virtually all of the promising big projects

(> 100 MW) and most of the promisingmediums-sized projects (25 100 MW)stand allotted

Secondary opportunities possible~700 MW worth of projects awarded tonon-credible entities by Uttar PradeshGovt in 1990s (prior to formation of

Uttaranchal state)

Secondary opportunities the only option in the state

Region withbulk of hydro

potential islocated


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Urthing Sobla (280 MW) Reliance Energy The project was questioned forseeking environmental clearancebefore starting a preliminary surveybut state govt has supporteddeveloper; EIA Studies completed

Alaknanda (Badrinath) (140 MW) GMR Energy The Project Development Agreementsigned with the Govt. of Uttarakhand

Mori-Hanol (63 MW) Tayal Energy (KSL

and Industries Ltd.),Chandigarh

DPR under preparation; Project

Development Agreement (PDA) to besigned soon

Bagoli (72 MW) To be decided Uttarakhand Govt will invite bids withinnext 6-12 months

Ramganga Dam (66 MW) To be decided Uttarakhand Govt will invite bids withinnext 6-12 months

Projects in Uttarakhand


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Arunachal Pradesh

East Siang,West Siang,Upper

Subansari,Lower

Subansari Distsis where bulk ofhydro potential is

located

Potential of 50 GW416 MW operational

2,600 MW under development9,719 MW allocated to IPPs (14projects)

15,000 MW with central PSUs

22, 593 MW Yet to be allotted

The most promising state in terms

of untapped potentialPFRs available for 42 schemes withaggregate capacity of 27,293 MW

Tremendous scope for tappingprimary opportunities

MoUs still an option

Number of Opportunities available


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Tato-II HEP (700 MW) Reliance Energy, Mumbai Signed MoU with Arunachal Pradesh Govt.

Siyom HEP (1000 MW) Reliance Energy, Mumbai Signed agreement with Arunachal Pradesh Govt.Hirong HEP (500 MW) Jaiprakash Associates, Delhi Signed agreement with GoArPr

GoArPr may hold 11 per cent equity

Naying HEP (1000 MW) DS Construction, Delhi DPR under preparation

Scheduled completion in eight years with a concessionperiod of 40 years.

Developer with GoArPr will incorporate an SPVGoArPr to hold 11 per cent.

Siang Lower HEP (1600 MW) Jaiprakash Associates, Delhi Developer with GoArPr will incorporate an SPVGoArPr to hold 11 per cent.

Talong (300 MW) GMR Energy, Hyderabad MoU signed with GoArPr to set up the project on BOOTbasis;

DPR Prepared

Received Stage I environmental clearance

Kameng Dam (600 MW) KSK Electricity Financing MoU signed with GoArPr to set up the project on BOOTbasis;

Projects in Arunachal


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Nyamjung chhu

Stage I (98 MW)

Bhilwara Energy, NOIDA MoU Signed with GoArPr

Nyamjung chhuStage II (97 MW)


Nyamjung chhuStage III (95MW)


Kameng-II (600

MW)

Mountain Falls India Pvt

Ltd

Project to be developed as RoR instead of Storage Type

Kalai-I (1450 MW) Mountain Falls India PvtLtd


Hutong-II (1250MW)

Mountain Falls India PvtLtd


Projects in ArunachalContd

Sikki


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Sikkim

NorthDist., wherebulk of hydropotential is

located

Potential of 8 GW

3,910 MW under development

4,090 MW yet to be allottedSome primary opportunities alsoavailable through the MoU route

Several secondary opportunitiespossible due to lack of credibility

of original allotteesHydel power a major revenuesource for state govt

Local opposition to hydroprojects increasing in recenttimes

Primary Opportunities still a possibility

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Sada Mangder (71 MW) Gati Infrastructures Ltd., Hyderabad Entered into an agreement with Sikkim

Power Development Corporation Limitedfor development on BOOT basis; DPRReady

Chujachen (99 MW) Gati Infrastructures Ltd., Hyderabad Entered into an agreement with SPDCL fordevelopment on BOOT basis; DPR Ready

Bhasmey (51 MW) Gati Infrastructures Ltd., Hyderabad Entered into an agreement with SPDCL fordevelopment on BOOT basis; DPR Ready

Teesta I (320 MW) SMEC Pvt. Ltd., New Delhi Under investigation

Teesta II (330 MW) Him Urja Pvt. Ltd., Delhi DPR Ready

Teesta III (1200 MW) Teesta Urja Limited, Delhi DPR Ready

Teesta VI (360 MW) Lanco Energy Pvt. Ltd., Hyderabad Under investigation

Rangit II (60 MW) Gammon India Ltd., Mumbai Under investigation

Rangit IV (60 MW) Jal Power Corporation Ltd., Hyderabad Under investigation

Dikchu (90 MW) Sneha Kinetic Power Projects Ltd., Hyderabad Under investigation

Panan (105 MW) Nagarjuna Holdings Pvt. Ltd., Hyderabad Under investigation

Projects in Sikkim

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Rangyong (200 MW) BSCPL - SCL Joint Venture,

Hyderabad

Under investigation

Rongnichu Storage (141 MW) Chhattisgarh ElectricityCompany Ltd., Raipur

Under investigation

Group Company of RKM Powergen

Jorethang Loop HEP (95 MW) DANS IT System Pvt. Ltd.,Delhi

Under investigation

Talem (60 MW) SMEC Pvt. Ltd., Delhi Under investigation

Projects in Sikkim..Contd

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Bhutan

Sarbhang and

Mangde Dists. iswhere bulk of hydropotential is located

Hydro power potential: 30 GWSafe and exploitable: 16 GW

700 MW in operation;

Ongoing Tala project (170 MW X 6 =1,020 MW)

Example of successful cooperation betweengovt agencies of both countries

MoU for Punatsangchhu project (145 MWx 6 = 870 MW) signed b/w GoI andGoBhutan on Sep 2003

Under DevelopmentMangde Chu hydro project (360 MW):Feasibility study completed;

Sunkosh Multipurpose Project (4,060 MW):DPR completed by Central WaterCommission of India (CWCI); project tocomprise two damsone for powergeneration, other to feed irrigation canal

Hydro power export to India accounts for> 45% of Bhutan govts revenues

Primary Opportunities still a possibility

Success Stor Malana


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Success Story - Malana

Has promoted three

hydropower projects

15 MW Tawa Project in MP;

86 MW Malana Project in HP

192 MW Allain-Duhangan in HP

under development

Opposition from locals and

NGOs for last 2 years

Just bagged

180 MW Bara-Bangahal

140 MW Chango-Yangthan

(Spiti river) projects

86 MW Malana ProjectProject commissioned in 30 months2 years ahead of committed scheduleand 6 months ahead of internal,aggressive schedule

R&RNot a single project-affected familydisplaced!Massive afforestation drive aroundthe project site

Annual PLF of 49.1%

Hydrological risk insurance cover of

Rs 10 crore towards loss of profitCapex incurred on project: Rs 350 croreContracted to sell power at Rs 2.45/unitto Delhi & RajasthanIRR in excess of 30% even at such lowtariffs

LNJ Bhilwara group on track to have600 MW hydropower assets by 2012

Bhilwara Energy, holding companyfor SPV, today boasts of anenterprise value of Rs 1,230 crore;

K D l i H d S t


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Key Developers in Hydro Segment

Indian Developers

LNJ Bhilwara GroupMalana Power

Bhilwara Energy

KSK Energy

GMR Energy

Gati InfrastructureJai Prakash Associates

DS Constructions

International Developers

Brakel Corporation, Netherlands

SMEC, AustraliaSoffimat, France


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Coal Based Generation Opportunities

C II Biddi O t iti


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Case II Bidding Opportunities

Ongoing bid processes in a number oftarget markets

Domestic CoalUttar Pradesh: 4000 MW (3 projects)

Karnataka: 3000 MW (3 projects)

Punjab: 3000 MW (2 projects)

Maharashtra: One project being plannedExpected to be linked to captive coalmine

Fuel to be arranged by the Procurer

Opportunities are attractive providedProcurer is able to arrange coal

UP & Punjab have been promised a coalallocation; no formal approval as yet

Imported Coal

Maharastra: 1600 MW (1 project)

UMPPs: AP, Maharashtra & Karnataka

Case I Opportunities available in Gujarat, Karnataka and Maharashtra

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Coal Reserves & Case II Projects

Billion Tonnes Proven Indicated Inferred Total

Coal Reserves 95.87 119.77 37.67 253.30

Lignite Reserves 4.18 20.26 13.84 38.27

State

Proved Indicated Inferred Total Share

Andhra Pradesh 8.40 6.16 2.58 17.15 6.77%

Arunachal Pradesh 0.03 0.04 0.02 0.09 0.04%Assam 0.32 0.03 0.03 0.38 0.15%

Bihar - - 0.16 0.16 0.06%

Chhattisgarh 9.57 27.43 4.44 41.44 16.36%

Jharkhand 36.15 31.41 6.34 73.90 29.17%

Madhya Pradesh 7.57 9.26 2.94 19.76 7.80%

Maharashtra 4.65 2.43 1.99 9.08 3.58%

Meghalaya 0.12 0.04 0.30 0.46 0.18%

Nagaland 0.00 0.00 0.02 0.02 0.01%

Orissa 16.91 30.79 14.30 62.0024.48%

Uttar Pradesh 0.77 0.30 - 1.06 0.42%

West Bengal 11.38 11.88 4.55 27.82 10.98%

Total 95.87 119.77 37.67 253.30

Coal Resources in Billion Tonnes

Lignite Reserves

Coal Reserves

Case II Sites

Blocks for Case II

UMPP Sites

Lignite is not suitable for transportation and is typically utilised at the pit head

Suitable

locationfor untiedprojects

Case IIProjects needto viewed with

marketassessment



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Shortlisting Criteria

Financial and Technical Capability of the DeveloperStatus of Input Arrangement

Size of the Project

Current Status of Implementation

Environment Management Capability

Target Domestic Coal Projects


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Target Domestic Coal Projects

Lignite Reserves

Coal Reserves

1 Abhijeet Group

2 Baidyanath Power3 KSK Energy

4 Lanco Group

5 Malaxmi Group

6 Aryan Coal

7 KVK Energy

8 EMCO Energy

A Adhunik Thermal Energy

B DB Power

C Bhushan Energy

D JLD Yavatmal Energy

E Monnet Ispat & Energy

1

1

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3

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CD E77

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Imported Coal


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Imported Coal

Major activity in Gujarat,Maharashtra, Karnataka, Tamil Naduand AP

Projects in Gujarat

Visa Power Pipavav, Amreli 1000 MW

CLP India Rampar, Kutch 1400 MW

Adani Power Dahej, Bharuch 2000 MW

Sanghi Industries Abdasa, Kutch 1200 MW

Videocon Ningada, Amreli 600 MW

JSW Power Junagadh 1000 MW

DD-DNH Bid Route Navsari 1000 MW

Projects in Maharashtra

Patni Projects Raigad 270 MW

Tata Power Raigad 1600 MW

Reliance Energy Raigad 1200 MW

JSW Energy Ratnagiri 1200 MW

UMPP Dighe 4000 MW

Project in Tamil Nadu

Cuddalore Power (IL&FS) Cuddalore 4000 MW

Unnicornn Power Tuticorin 1200 MW

Projects in Karnataka

Nagarjuna Mangalore 1015 MW

UMPP Tadri 4000 MW

Project in Andhra Pradesh

Hinduja National Power Vishakhapatnam 1040 MW

UMPP Krishnapatnam 4000 MW

Simhapuri Energy Krishnapatnam 270 MW

Initiate Action

Wait & Watch

Ignore as of now


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Gas Based Generation Opportunities

Current Scenario


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Current Scenario

Limited number of gas

plants being developedActivity expected near tolandfall points and alongwith proposed gaspipelines

Key Developers mayinclude

GSPC Group of Companies

Reliance Industries

Andhra Pradesh based GasPlant Developers

Other E&P Companies


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Summary and Way Forward

Key Success Factors


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Key Success Factors

Factor Level ofImportance

Remarks

Expertise/Skills Medium In-house expertise exists forEPC, Mining

Market High Need for 20 GW capacity inthe coming 10 years

Fuel High MOST Critical for thermalplants

Competition/Entrybarriers

Medium Aggressive competition

Environment

Management

High Dependent on fuel

Way Forward


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Way Forward

Clarity on Target

Establish Size and Region preferences

Comfort with joint development?Target of primary or secondary or both?

Build a Pipeline of projects Primary and Secondary

Outline a broad mechanism for Project Identification

Identifying local coordinatorsWith reach across the states

Capable of concluding deals in the past typically success based

Target interesting opportunities

Identify projects and conducting initial feasibility before approachingstakeholders Govt/Developer

Initiate talks with Stakeholders to conduct Due Diligence

Finalise Investment/Development Decision


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Abhijeet Group


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Group Companies

Jayaswal Neco

Corporate Ispat Alloys

Abhijeet Infrastructure

Jas Toll Road Company

Engaged in:

Ferro Alloys and Steel

ScrapCore Infrastructure likeRoads, Bridges, Minesetc.

Projects under development

150 MW Coal Fired MIHAN CPP540 MW Coal Fired Chitarpur Project

Linked to Captive Mine

1200 MW Coal Fired in Bhagalpur, BiharLikely to get a shared block for Power Generationin Jharkhand (share: 135 MT)

1215 MW Coal Fired JLD Mega ProjectJV with Lokmat (Darda) Group

Coal blocks already allocated

Three in Jharkhand

One in Chattisgarh

All for Iron & Steel End Use

Baidyanath Energy


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1000 MW plant being proposed

Part of the Baidyanath Ayurvedic GroupBased on a set of mines in WCL area

Looking to develop coal based plant aggregate otherallottees

KSK Energy


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Unique Model for PowerDevelopment

Group Captives forIndustrial Consumers

JV with LehmannBrothers forinvestments in powersector

Forayed into backwardintegration to assurefuel supply for projects

Operational ProjectsCaptives

43 MW Coal Fired Arasmeta Captive Power (Lafarge)

26 MW Gas Fired Coromandel Electric (Captive to IndiaCements)

Group Captives43 MW Coal Fired Sitapuram Power

58 MW Gas Fired SAI Regency Power

IPP22 MW Liquid Fired in Kerala

Merchant20 MW Gas Fired RVK Energy (Customers includeAPTransco, India Cements, Essar and Zuari Chemicals)

Projects under DevelopmentGroup Captive

540 MW Wardha Power Company: FSA with GMDC

Captive135 MW VS Lignite Power Lignite Block

IPP:1000 MW Power Plant in Chattisgarh: FSA with GMDC

Could increase to 2000 MW

Lanco Group


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Started with gas basedprojects in AP

Is also developingHydro projects

Aggressive pricingbased on innovativestrategies

Operational ProjectsIPP

368 MW Gas Fired Kondapalli Power

120 MW Gas Fired Aban PowerTwo Biomass Projects totaling to 18 MW

Two Wind Projects totaling to 13 MW

Projects under Development600 MW Coal Fired Lanco Amarkantak

Likely to be allocated a 211 MT block in Chattisgarh forAmarkantak

1000 MW Anpara C projectFC likely in the near future

1015 MW Imported Coal Fired Nagarjuna Power

300 MW Coal Fired Pathadi Project

Five Hydro Projects totaling to 650 MW

Malaxmi Group


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Promoted by Y Harish Chandra Prasad, Ex-Head, Lancos PowerDivision

Foray into Power and Infrastructure

Existing Capacity

82 MW Coal Fired CPP in APBeing expanded to 114 MW

30 MW Coal Fired CPP in OrissaBeing expanded to 94 MW

9 MW Bagasse based Cogen Plant

Project under Implementation600 MW Coal Fired Nava Bharat Power in Orissa

JV with Nava Bharat Group (Engaged in Iron & Steel and Ferro Alloys)

To be expanded to 1200 MW

Likely to obtain Coal Block Allocation for around 550 MW in Orissa

250 MW Imported Coal Fired Simhapuri Energy

JV with Madhucon Projects Limited

Aryan Coal Beneficiations


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Coal Washeries Operators currently washing coal for

Power stations in Gujarat, Maharashtra, Karnataka and Rajasthan

Industrial Consumers like cement plants, steel plants etc

Total washing capacity of around 15 MTPA

Expansion plans to add another 6 MTPA

Project under Implementation

240 MW Washery Rejects based power plant in Chattisgarh

Already contracted to supply 200 MW to Gujarat through competitivebidding at a levelised tariff of Rs 2.25 per unit

Fuel ArrangementCoal Washery Rejects from own washery

Coal Washery Rejects from other washeries

Linkage from Coal India Limited

KVK Energy


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Started as a merchant plant operator in AP

Installed Capacity of 89 MW

Group Captive28 MW Gas Fired MMS Steel & Power

Merchant20 MW Gas Fired RVK Energy (JV with KSK)

IPP21 MW LSHS Fired Karasgod Power

15 MW KVK Bio-Energy Power

9 MW Paschim Hydro Energy

Projects under implementation

300 MW KVK Nilachal Power in Orissa

63 MW Coal/Coal Rejects Fired SV Power in Chattisgarh

600 MW Coal Fired Lanco Amarkantak (KVK has 10% stake)15 MW Nagarjuna Hydro Project

EMCO Energy


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Subsidiary of EMCO Limited a leading Transmission & DistributionEquipment Company

Developing a 520 MW Coal Fired Project in Chandrapur District

Coal Linkage obtained; attempting block allocation

Applied for water linkage

Expected Coal Block Allottees


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Adhunik Thermal EnergyAdhunik Group engaged in Iron & Steel, Ferro Alloys & Cement

Developing 1000 MW project near Jamshedpur

Expected to get a 140 MT block in Jharkhand

RKM PowergenPart of Raipur Steel and Alloys Group

Developing a 1050 MW project in Janjgir Dist, Chattisgarh

Expected to get a third of 450 MT block in Chattisgarh

DB PowerPart of the Dainik Bhaskar Group

Developing a 1000 MW project in Janjgir Dist, Chattisgarh

Expected to get a 90 MT block in Chattisgarh

Bhushan EnergyPart of Bhushan Steel Limited

Developing a 2000 MW project in Angul, OrissaExpected to get a 50% of a 410 MT coal block in Jharkhand

Expected Coal Block Allottees


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JLD Yavatmal Energy

Part of Lokmat (Darda) Group

Developing a 1215 MW project in Yavatmal Dist, MaharashtraIn JV with Abhijeet Group

MoU with IDFC for equity stake

Fuel ArrangementExpected to get a fourth of 450 MT block in Chattisgarh

Same block as RKM Powergen

Monnet Ispat & EnergyDeveloping a 1005 MW project in Angul, Orissa

Expected to get a third of 360 MT block in Orissa

VISA Power


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Part of Visa Group engaged in Iron & Steel, Mineral Mining andCoal & Minerals Import

Has signed MoUs with:Gujarat: 1000 MW Imported Coal based Plant

Orissa: 1000 MW Coal Based PlantAlso developing a port in Orissa; Shall provide back up fuel to the plant

Chattisgarh: 1000 MW Coal based PlantCurrently trying for linkage/coal block

Group serious about power venture

Has hired ex-NTPC and ex-PGCIL personnel

Looking to use Coal Import experience for the power projects

Sanghi Industries


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Group into Cement, Textiles and Allied Industries

Setting up a 1200 MW Imported Coal Based Station in Kutch

Region in Gujarat

Operates a Captive Jetty for the Cement Plant in close vicinity

Videocon Industries


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Major consumer durables players

Has diversified into energy sector with Exploration &Production in Oil & Gas

Has bagged RAAVA oil & gas field in JV with CommandPetroleum Holdings, Australia

Developing a 600 MW Imported Coal based project in

Amreli DistrictHad participated in Gujarat Bid ProcessesHas submitted land acquisition application

JSW Power


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Part of Jindal South West (JSW) Group

Operational Project

260 MW Coal/Corex Gas Fired IPP in KarnatakaDeveloping three power projects

Rajasthan: 1000 MW Lignite Fired Raj West PowerFSA with Barmer Lignite Mining Company, a JV between Raj West Power andRSSML

Major part of land acquired

PPA signed with state utilities

Maharashtra: 1200 MW Imported Coal Based JSW Ratnagiri EnergyLimited

Captive Jetty approved by MMB

BTG package awarded to Shanghai Electric, China

Participating in Case I Bids

Financial Closure achieved

Gujarat: 1000 MW Imported Coal Based Project in JunagadhApplications for Land, Water, Captive Jetty Made

Consultant appointed for Environmental Studies

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