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Second largest Generating Current generation capacity is

10380 MWLong term PPAs with MSEDCL

establishing 2500 MW Solar First in Country to utilize

sewage treated water for power generation at its Koradi plants

Overview and Highlights

MAHAGENCO PLANT CAPACITY MAHAGENCO PLANT CAPACITY Coal Thermal (75.5%)

Koradi

Khaperkheda

Paras

Chandrapur 2920 MW

2400 MW

1340 MW

500 MW

1170 MWParli

Bhusawal

Nasik

1420 MW

630 MW

Total 10380 MW

MAHAGENCO PLANT CAPACITY MAHAGENCO PLANT CAPACITY

In Thermal plants, the combustionbottom ash. The residue of combustionash.The quantity of fly ash is calculated

Quantity of Coal burnt (100%)

Bottom Ash 30%100% B/Ash goes to ash bund in

the form of slurry

BricksManufactures 20%

combustion of coal results in generation of fly ash,combustion contains 70% fly ash and 30% bottom

from total combustion of coal

Quantity of Coal burnt (100%)

Dry Fly Ash 70%

Bricks-Tiles-Manufactures 20%

Cement /Others users 80%

MoEF & CC Notification 03/11/2009

1) The terms “Fly ash” means and includesash generated at Thermal Powerash, bottom ash, pond ash and moundthe ashes.

2) Thermal Powers stations would be free to sell fly ash to the user agencies subject to the following conditions:

i) The Pond ash should be made available free of any charge. ii) At least 20% of dry ESP fly ash shall be made available free of charge to SSI on

priority basis. The balance quantity can be sold or disposed of by the Power Station as may be possible.

& CC Notification 03/11/2009

includes all categories groups of coal or lignitePlant includes all ash such as ESP ash, dry

mound ash and the objective is to utilize all

) Thermal Powers stations would be free to sell fly ash to the user agencies subject to the following conditions:The Pond ash should be made available free of any charge. At least 20% of dry ESP fly ash shall be made available free of charge to SSI on priority basis. The balance quantity can be sold or disposed of by the Power

MoEF Notification Dated 25/01/2016

1) The cost of transportation of ash for roadbased products or use as soil conditionerkilometers from a coal or lignite based thermalbased thermal power plant and the costkilometers and up to three hundred kilometerscoal or lignite based thermal power plant.

2) The coal or lignite based thermal power plantsbear the entire cost of transportation ofPradhan Mantri Gramin Sadak Yojna and assetconstruction of buildings, road, dams and embankments”

3) The time period to comply with the above provisions by all concerned authorities is 31st December,2017. The coal or lignite based thermal power plants shall comply with the above provision in addition to 100 % utilization of fly ash generated by them before 31st December, 2017.

Notification Dated 25/01/2016

road construction projects or for manufacturing ofconditioner in agriculture activity within a radius of hundred

thermal power plant shall be borne by such coal or lignitecost of transportation beyond the radius of hundred

kilometers shall be shared equally between the user and

plants shall within a radius of three hundred kilometersof ash to the site of road construction projects underasset creation programmes of the Government involvingembankments”.

3) The time period to comply with the above provisions by all concerned authorities is 31st December,2017. The coal or lignite based thermal power plants shall comply with the above provision in addition to 100 % utilization of fly ash generated by them before 31st December,

Mahagenco’s Ash Disposal Policy

100% utilization of Dry Flyunits free of cost and balance quantityauction basis for 2-15 years at competitiveMinistry of Environment and Forests.

Short term PolicyBy calling applications every year from SSI units

Long term PolicyE-Tender/EOI/E-auction basis for 2-15 years at Competitive rate

Ash Disposal Policy

Ash by allotment of 20% ash to SSIquantity to be allotted on E-Tender/EOI/E-competitive rate. This is as per guidelines of

By calling applications every year from SSI units

15 years at Competitive rate

ASH GENERATION & UTILISATION ( 2016-17 & 2017

TPSTOTAL ASH GENERATED

2016-17

TOTAL ASH GENERATED

2017-18

BHUSAWAL 14.80 L-MT17.37 L-MT

CHANDRAPUR 42.05 L-MT 38.53 L-MT

KHAPERKHEDA 20.18 L-MT 17.79 L-MT

KORADI 13.64 L-MT 27.10 L-MT

NASIK 8.40 L-MT 7.65 L-MT

PARAS 7.17 L-MT 7.74 L-MT

PARLI 4.06 L-MT 8.75 L-MT

TOTAL 110.37 L-MT 124.97 L-MT

* Quantity in Lakhs MT

GENERATION & UTILISATION 17 & 2017-18 )

TOTAL ASH UTI LISED 2016-17

TOTAL ASH UTI LISED 2017-18

ASH UTILISATION PERCANTAGE

2016-17

ASH UTILISATION PERCANTAGE

2017-18

11.96 L-MT 14.86 L-MT 80.81 % 85.54 %

16.43 L-MT 7.27 L-MT 39.08 % 18.87 %

7.31 L-MT 6.32 L-MT 36.23 % 35.56 %

3.48 L-MT 3.55 L-MT 25.50 % 13.11 %

11.52 L-MT 14.73 L-MT 136.55 % 192.55 %

5.44 L-MT 4.92 L-MT 75.86 % 63.62 %

6.61 L-MT 9.15 L-MT 162.77 % 104.51 %

62.77 L-MT 60.83 L-MT 56.87 % 48.68 %

PROGRESSIVE ASH GENERATION & UTILIZATION AT ALL TPS FOR THE YEAR (APRIL 17

TPS Ash (%)

Total Ash Generated

(MT)

Fly Ash Qty. lifted by

80% offtakers(Cement

Companies & Others)

Fly Ash Qty.

offtakers

BHUSAWAL 34.00% 1737334 350136

CHANDRAPUR 36.12% 3853810 683891

KHAPARKHEDA 34.00% 1779653 0

KORADI 39.71% 2710709 919

NASHIK 33.48% 765477 346209

PARAS 34.00% 774898 127736

PARLI 39.26% 875751 385165

TOTAL 36.08% 12497632 1894056

PROGRESSIVE ASH GENERATION & UTILIZATION AT ALL TPS FOR THE YEAR (APRIL 17-MARCH 18)

Dry Fly Ash Utilization (MT)

Total Ash Utilization

(MT)

Dry Fly Ash Utilization

(%)

Total Ash Utilization

Fly Ash Qty. lifted by

20% offtakers/

(SSI)

Total Dry Fly Ash Utilization Total Wet Ash

Utillization

268570 618706 867419 1486125 50.87% 85.54%

25866 709757 17358 727115 26.31% 18.87%

188536 188536 444372 632908 15.13% 35.56%

0 919 354408 355327 0.05% 13.11%

18439 364648 1109289 1473937 68.05% 192.55%

86853 214589 278380 492969 39.56% 63.62%

28366 413531 501687 915218 64.69% 104.51%

616630 2510686 3572913 6083599 28.61% 48.68%

PROGRESSIVE ASH GENERATION & UTILIZATION AT ALL TPS FOR THE YEAR (18

TPSCoal

Consumption (MT)

Ash (%)

Total Ash Generated

(MT)

Total Bottom

Ash generated

(MT)

Total Dry Fly Ash

Generated (MT)

a b c d=bxc e

BHUSAWAL 4187043 35.51% 1486718 446015 1040702

CHANDRAPUR 9440466 38.26% 3611844 1083553 2528291

KHAPARKHEDA 5229444 41.89% 2190731 657218 1533512

KORADI 5012025 42.09% 2109631 632889 1476742

NASHIK 1659708 37.68% 625399 187620 437779

PARAS 1718213 38.21% 656501 196950 459551

PARLI 1969758 37.22% 733072 197930 535143

TOTAL 29216657 39.07% 11413896 3402175 8011718

Category vise Ash Utilizaion

PROGRESSIVE ASH GENERATION & UTILIZATION AT ALL TPS FOR THE YEAR (18-19_UPTO JAN 2019)

Total Dry Fly Ash

Generated (MT)

Dry Fly Ash Utilization (MT)

Total Ash Utilization

(MT)

Dry Fly Ash

Utilization

(%)

Total Ash Utilization

(%)

Fly Ash Qty. lifted by

80% offtakers(Cement

Companies & Others)

Fly Ash Qty. lifted by 20%

offtakers/(SSI)

Total Dry Fly Ash

Utilization

f g h i=g+h r=i+q

s=(i/f)x100

t=(r/d)x100

1040702 407011 277043 684054 1410257 65.73% 94.86%

2528291 760845 21007 781852 803067 30.92% 22.23%

1533512 0 198618 198618 281983 12.95% 12.87%

1476742 1062 0 1062 539817 0.07% 25.59%

437779 295281 17699 312979 1104239 71.49% 176.57%

459551 151820 17130 168950 376060 36.76% 57.28%

535143 371640 20444 392084 2212940 73.27% 150.88%**

8011718 1987659 551941 2539599 6728363 31.70% 58.95%

Category vise Ash Utilizaion → 17.41% 4.84% 50.47%

2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14

47.27

55.3258.52

64.14

Yearwise

2014-15 2015-16 2016-17 2017-18 2018-19

57.73

70.44

56.87

48.6844.57

Ash Utilization (%)

Ash Uti in %

Ash Utilization Contract Status at Parli TPS (2X210 + 3X250)Sr.No. Name of agency Date

1 Ultratech cement 31.07.2010

2 Ultratech cement 28.12.2011

3 India cement 14.03.2018

4 Ajinkyatara 24.8.20185 Marathwada Rakh Udyog 8.8.2018

6 India cement

7 Ajinkyatara 24.8.20188 Visakha 5.7.2018

Ash Utilization Contract Status at Parli TPS

Date Period Qty(MT/day)

31.07.2010 15 years 750

28.12.2011 15 years 750

14.03.2018 1 year (upto 28.2.2019)

250

24.8.2018 3 months 1008.8.2018 150

2 yr 550

24.8.2018 2 yr 805.7.2018 2 yr 120

Ash Utilization Contract Status BTPS

Bhusawal TPS (2 X 210 + 2 X 500) S.N Name of agency Date

1 Orient Cement 26.07.2012

2 Adventure processing Cement

18.10.2012

3 Marathwada 13.07.2012

4 Wonder cement 16.10.2018

5 Orient cement 21.9.2018

6 Ajinkyatara 15.10.2018

7 Adventure processing Cement

….

Ash Utilization Contract Status BTPS

Period Qty(MT/day)

26.07.2012 15 years 1000

18.10.2012 15 years 300

13.07.2012 15 years 100

16.10.2018 15 years 1000

15 years 500

15.10.2018 15 years 500

15 years 200

Ash Utilization Contract Status at NTPS

S.N. Name of agency

1 Adventure processing

2 Yash Enterprises

3 Ajinkyatara

4 Vertical lines

5 Vaishnavi

7 DIPL

Ash Utilization Contract Status at NTPS

Period Qty(MT/day)

2 years 137.5

2 years 300

2 years 187.5

2 years 225

2 years 225

30 years upto 2030 300275575(Total)

Ash Utilization Contract Status at CSTPS

Chandrapur TPS (2X210 + 5x 500)Sr.No. Name of agency Date of agreement

& type of agreement

1 Manikgarh Cement 12.10.2007 BOT2 Ambuja Cement 10.11.2005 BOO

3 Ultratech Cement 1.10.2004 BOO4 Ambuja Cement 15.06.2005 BOO5 ACC 25.08.2001 BOO6 ACC7 Ultratech Cement8 Manikgarh9 Ambuja Cement

Ash Utilization Contract Status at CSTPS

Date of agreement & type of agreement

Period Qty (MT/day)

12.10.2007 BOT 15 150010.11.2005 BOO 15 1100

1.10.2004 BOO 15 170015.06.2005 BOO 15 140025.08.2001 BOO 30 Years 500

2 yr 5002 yr 3502 yr 5002 yr 1200

MAHAGENCO ASH POLICYMAHAGENCO ASH POLICY

1. VISION

100% utilization of fly ash in accordance with MoEF notifications

2. MISSION

• Capacity building for eco-friendly management, value addition and utilization of fly ash. • Development of wide network of technology delivery mechanism through training, technical

forums and workshops.• To advertise through website/TV/Radio and/or other channels about the availability and uses

of ash and ash based product.• To explore new/innovative ways of utilizing ash.• Durable and economical construction and development of infrastructure projects through fly

ash.• To facilitate utilization of ash through production of fly ash bricks, cement manufacturing

through JV route.

MAHAGENCO ASH POLICYMAHAGENCO ASH POLICY

100% utilization of fly ash in accordance with MoEF notifications

friendly management, value addition and utilization of fly ash. Development of wide network of technology delivery mechanism through training, technical

To advertise through website/TV/Radio and/or other channels about the availability and uses

To explore new/innovative ways of utilizing ash.Durable and economical construction and development of infrastructure projects through fly

To facilitate utilization of ash through production of fly ash bricks, cement manufacturing

3. SCOPE

This ash utilization of all existing Thermal Power Stations of MAHAGENCO.

4. HUMAN RESOURCES

• Formation of Ash Utilization cell with adequate man power at corporate office and all TPS.

•The function of this cell includes marketing aspects, sale of fly ash, ash based products.

5. ASH UTILIZATION INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT

As per MoEF notification Dt. 3rd April, 2007, theproducts by TPS shall be utilized only for developmentfacilitation activities for use of fly ash until 100% fly

6. Database of Ash Users

Each TPS shall maintain and update ash users database for fly ash as well as bottom ash.

This ash utilization of all existing Thermal Power Stations of MAHAGENCO.

Formation of Ash Utilization cell with adequate man power at corporate office and all

The function of this cell includes marketing aspects, sale of fly ash, ash based products.

5. ASH UTILIZATION INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT

revenue collected from sale of fly ash and fly ash baseddevelopment of infrastructure of facilities, promotion andfly ash utilization level is achieved.

Each TPS shall maintain and update ash users database for fly ash as well as bottom ash.

7. ASH SALE

• In accordance with MoEF notification 2009,units manufacturing fly ash based bricks, blocks,activity.• Balance 80% fly ash will be made available for• Amendment to the MoEF notification 2009“The cost of transportation of ash for roadproducts or use as soil conditioner in agriculturefrom a coal or lignite based thermal powerpower plant and the cost of transportationto three hundred kilometers shall be sharedbased thermal power plant

8. SETTING UP OF CEMENT MANUFACTURING THROUGH JV ROUTE & BRICK MANUFACTURING

Each TPS may explore the possibility of forming JV (Joint Venture) with cement manufacturer for setting up cement/grinding units at ash bunds of stations in order to improve the fly ash utilization. Selection of company for participation in JV shall be done through

, MAHAGENCO will provide 20% fly ash free of chargeblocks, tiles and other materials used in housing/construction

for sale through Open Tender.2009 is published on 25/01/2016, following points are amendedroad construction projects or for manufacturing of ashagriculture activity within a radius of hundred kilometers

plant shall be borne by such coal or lignite based thermaltransportation beyond the radius of hundred kilometers and

shared equally between the user and the coal or

8. SETTING UP OF CEMENT MANUFACTURING THROUGH JV ROUTE & BRICK

Each TPS may explore the possibility of forming JV (Joint Venture) with cement manufacturer for setting up cement/grinding units at ash bunds of stations in order to improve the fly ash utilization. Selection of company for participation in JV shall be done through EoI/Tender system.

9. THE IMPORTANT AREAS OF ASH UTILIZATION

I. Building Sector for use in bricks, blocks, tiles, cement, concrete, plaster etc.

II. Land reclamation, filling low areas, raising ground levels.

III. Roads, embankments, ash dykes, road blocks, kerb stones, etc.

IV. Wasteland area development

V. Hydro sector, Irrigation, drains, water supply & drainage, lining of rivers, tributaries, canals, minors, sub-minors etc.

VI. Mine filling

VII. Industrial applications & high value areas.

VIII.Roller compacted dams, pavements, roads etc

IX. Separating Cenospheres from ash

THE IMPORTANT AREAS OF ASH UTILIZATION

Building Sector for use in bricks, blocks, tiles, cement, concrete, plaster etc.

Land reclamation, filling low areas, raising ground levels.

Roads, embankments, ash dykes, road blocks, kerb stones, etc.

Hydro sector, Irrigation, drains, water supply & drainage, lining of rivers, tributaries, canals,

Roller compacted dams, pavements, roads etc

10. FOCUS WILL BE ON

•Development of new/incremental technologies

•Adaptation/large scale application of technologies

•Collaborative mode for transfer of technology: setting up of initial few projects

•Statutory notifications and fiscal incentives

•Dissemination and sharing of information and expertise

•Participation of stake-holder agencies

•Dissemination of information

•Multiplier Effects

•Update of Existing Standards/Specification

•Develop code of practice

•Supply Chain Management

•Technology Transfer and facilitation Mechanisms

•Government facilitation/Support

Development of new/incremental technologies

Adaptation/large scale application of technologies

Collaborative mode for transfer of technology: setting up of initial few projects

Dissemination and sharing of information and expertise

Technology Transfer and facilitation Mechanisms

11. KEY BENEFITS

• Mahagenco will achieve the target of 100% ash utilization set by notification 2009.

• land requirement of ash pond area will be reduced.

• The ash handling system expenditure, power and water consumption will be reduced.

• Generate employment opportunities in various sectors.

• Reduce use of soil for bricks manufacture and therefore and enhance soil conservation.

will achieve the target of 100% ash utilization set by MoEF&CC vide

land requirement of ash pond area will be reduced.

The ash handling system expenditure, power and water consumption will be

Generate employment opportunities in various sectors.

Reduce use of soil for bricks manufacture and therefore and enhance soil

Action taken/Action planAction taken/Action planMoU signed with MSRDC on 28.12.2018 for supply of fly ash as well as pond ash from various TPS of Mahagenco for proposed nagpur-Mumbai Samruddhi Mahamarg

Salient features of Salient features of SamruddhiSamruddhi

The proposed project of Samruddhihighway between Nagpur-Mumbai

Total road length:- 700.65 KmsAppx. Dry Fly ash requirementAppx. Pond ash requirement

MT

Action taken/Action planAction taken/Action plansigned with MSRDC on 28.12.2018 for supply of fly ash as

well as pond ash from various TPS of Mahagenco for proposed Mahamarg

SamruddhiSamruddhi MahamargMahamarg::--

Samruddhi Mahamarg is the expressMumbaiKms

requirement for concrete road:- 6 lakhs MTrequirement for road embankment :- 300 Lakhs

Taking over of Chandrapur Fly Setting up of fly ash based industries

reducing transportation cost, pollution,production cost and will be competitive

Tapping of Bulk ash consumingProcessing Units etc. nearbyTPS

Organizing International InvestorsSummit, IEC on large scale throughelectronic Media.

Arranging seminars, workshops, Setting up of R&D cum incubation Waival of Electricity & Admin Charges to all ash lifting agencies for

Period of one year depending upon increase in fly ash utilization. Infrastructure charge to all SSI with under 20% quota reduced to Rs

25/-per MT in place of Rs 50/-

Fly ash cluster from GoM under processindustries in the proximity of TPS thereby

pollution, accidents etc. It will reducecompetitive in the market

consuming industries such as Cement, Bricks,TPS area for signing MoUs / JV.

Investors / Advance technology / Industriesthrough national and international print

workshops, training programmesincubation centre at Koradi TPS

of Electricity & Admin Charges to all ash lifting agencies for Period of one year depending upon increase in fly ash utilization.Infrastructure charge to all SSI with under 20% quota reduced to Rs

per MT without any yearly increment.

REMEDIAL MEASURES TO INCREASE FLY ASH REMEDIAL MEASURES TO INCREASE FLY ASH UTILIZATIONUTILIZATION

Government of Maharashtra hasstate ash policy on 13.12.2016generated in thermal power plants

According to the above policythermal power station will be granted

MAHAGENCO has already framedfly ash utilization in line with MoEF

Mahagenco has formed wholly ownedJun 2016 to undertake variousinnovative units in the proximitypower plants through JV/MoU route

REMEDIAL MEASURES TO INCREASE FLY ASH REMEDIAL MEASURES TO INCREASE FLY ASH UTILIZATIONUTILIZATION

has taken a landmark decision in declaring2016 to promote maximum ash utilization

plants.decision all industrial clusters around

granted D+ statusframed its own ash policy to achieve maximum

MoEF & CC notifications.owned subsidiary company MAHAGAMS

various ash based production industries andproximity of the area of the MAHAGENCO’s thermal

route in the form of cluster/parks etc.

Mahagenco Ash Management Services Limited Mahagenco Ash Management Services Limited (MAHAGAMS)(MAHAGAMS)

A wholly owned subsidiary company of MSPGCL established on 02.06.2016.

MAHAGAMS Vision“ To promote use of 100%need for Generation of adequatesustainable basis at competitiveresponsible manner ”

Mahagenco Ash Management Services Limited Mahagenco Ash Management Services Limited (MAHAGAMS)(MAHAGAMS)

A wholly owned subsidiary company of MSPGCL established on 02.06.2016.

MAHAGAMS VisionFly Ash without compromising

adequate power for Maharashtra oncompetitive rates in a socially

Maharashtra State Notified its own Fly Ash Maharashtra State Notified its own Fly Ash utilization Policy on 13.12.2016utilization Policy on 13.12.2016

To ensure that Fly Ash is managedecologically sustainable development

To minimise the impact of Flyimpact on human health.

To Minimise the amount of Flycoal.

To improve the standard of Fly Ash To promote the maximum use of To further accelerate investment

regions of the state where abundant

Maharashtra State Notified its own Fly Ash Maharashtra State Notified its own Fly Ash utilization Policy on 13.12.2016utilization Policy on 13.12.2016

managed in a way that is consistent withdevelopment.

Ash on the environment including, the

Fly Ash generated by using good quality

Ash management activities.of Fly Ash as a resource.

investment flow to industrially underdevelopedabundant Fly Ash is available.

FLY ASH MISSION FLY ASH MISSION The state Government will implement the policyChairman, Secretary and Committee members fromTechnology, representative of Power producers and representativeSmall Industries sector.The structure of Fly Ash Mission will be as below:

Sr. No. Designation Department

1 Chair Person Chief Secretary, Government of Maharashtra

2 Member Additional Chief Secretary, Finance Department

3 Member Principal Secretary, Department of Energy

4 Member Principal Secretary, Department of Industry

5 Member Additional Chief Secretary, Public Works Department

6 Member Secretary, Urban Development Department

7 Member Secretary, Department of the Environment

8. Member Secretary CMD, MahaGenco

9 Member Managing Director, Maharashtra State Road Development Corporation

10. Member Chief Executive Officer, State Housing Development Board (MHADA)

11. Member Member Secretary, Rajiv Gandhi Science and Technology Commission

12. Member Expert on Fly Ash management

13. Member IPP Association / cement company / bricks in a circular manner to Fly ash for the year based on a representative industry organizations each

policy through a FLY ASH MISSION. The Mission will havefrom various fields i.e. experts in the field of Fly Ash Utilization

representative of Fly Ash based Industries in Large, Medium and

Chief Secretary, Government of Maharashtra

Additional Chief Secretary, Finance Department

Principal Secretary, Department of Energy

Principal Secretary, Department of Industry

Additional Chief Secretary, Public Works Department

Secretary, Urban Development Department

Secretary, Department of the Environment

Managing Director, Maharashtra State Road Development Corporation

Chief Executive Officer, State Housing Development Board (MHADA)

Member Secretary, Rajiv Gandhi Science and Technology Commission

Expert on Fly Ash management

IPP Association / cement company / bricks in a circular manner to Fly ash for the year based on a representative industry organizations each

WORKING OF FLY ASH MISSIONWORKING OF FLY ASH MISSION

1. Fly Ash Mission will be the nodal agencyin various modes and by various organizations

2. Power producers will set up dedicatedCorporate Office as well as at each TPSrelevant functions including marketing

3. Ash utilization Cell at TPS will monitorcharges, etc) in ash bund.

4. Ash utilization cell at TPS will carry outaverage value of actual ash content in

5. Quarterly meetings will be conducted atPower Plant Clusters for sharing of bestutilization.

WORKING OF FLY ASH MISSIONWORKING OF FLY ASH MISSION agency for monitoring management of ash utilizationorganizations and construction agencies etc.

Ash Utilization Cell with adequate manpower atTPS. The cell will be exclusively entrusted with the

marketing aspects, sale of fly ash, ash based products.

monitor ash disposal cost (water charges, electricity

out the ash calculations on the basis of annualthe coal for the TPS.

at each TPS in a rotational manner especially inbest practices as well as issues related with ash

AchievementsAchievements Industrial status granted to the

TPS on 5.1.2018 Change of land use for establishment

dated 10.07.2018 Proposal with Govt. Of India to

Chandrapur to Mahagenco Bamboo plantation on abandoned

Bamboo Development Board) Electricity and admin charges waived Infrastructure development charges New Group-C introduced

small/medium/new enterpreneurs 13 agencies identified for establishing Process of allotment of plots

Khaperkheda TPS

AchievementsAchievementsthe area adjoining to Koradi and Khaperkheda

establishment of industrial cluster vide order

to transfer the ash based industrial cluster

abandoned ash bund through MBDB (Maharshtra

waived off from ash sale pricecharges reduced by 50 %

in ash sale procedure to encourageenterpreneurs

establishing fly ash based industriesplots to around 400 Brick Kiln owners

MAGNETIC MAHARASHTRA CONVERGENCE MAGNETIC MAHARASHTRA CONVERGENCE FEB 2018FEB 2018MAGNETIC MAHARASHTRA CONVERGENCE MAGNETIC MAHARASHTRA CONVERGENCE

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MAGNETIC MAHARASHTRA MAGNETIC MAHARASHTRA CONVERGENCE FEB 2018CONVERGENCE FEB 2018MAGNETIC MAHARASHTRA MAGNETIC MAHARASHTRA CONVERGENCE FEB 2018CONVERGENCE FEB 2018

FLY ASH CONFERENCE AT DELHI 2016FLY ASH CONFERENCE AT DELHI 2016FLY ASH CONFERENCE AT DELHI 2016FLY ASH CONFERENCE AT DELHI 2016

Participation in 79th Session of Indian Road Participation in 79th Session of Indian Road CongressCongress--20182018Participation in 79th Session of Indian Road Participation in 79th Session of Indian Road

Participation in 79th Session of Indian Participation in 79th Session of Indian Road CongressRoad Congress--20182018Participation in 79th Session of Indian Participation in 79th Session of Indian

20182018

Stone foundation ceremony of proposed industrial cluster & Stone foundation ceremony of proposed industrial cluster & Incubation Center at Incubation Center at KoradiKoradiStone foundation ceremony of proposed industrial cluster & Stone foundation ceremony of proposed industrial cluster &

KoradiKoradi