Research and Markets: Proposed Thermal Power Projects in India - 2009

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Mon Oct 5, 2009 5:39am EDT

DUBLIN--(Business Wire)--
Research and Markets
(http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/14369c/proposed_thermal_p) has
announced the addition of the "Proposed Thermal Power Projects in India - 2009"
report to their offering. 

Thermal Power in India holds significance as it constitutes over 63% of the
total Proposed capacity (147,965 MW1) and 81%2 of the total generation in the
country. According to CEA, the country faced peaking shortage of more than 12%
and energy shortage of about 11% during 2008-09. To bridge the demand supply
gap, the government has introduced policies and reforms to promote competition
and make the sector open to all players. The government has also set ambitious
targets for capacity addition for the XI and XII Plans. Taking cue from these, a
lot of projects have been proposed specially in the thermal segment. 

Our third report, as part of Power Project Report Series, is an effort to
showcase some of these thermal power projects, which are at initial stage and/or
are under various stages of regulatory clearances. The report further analyses
some important trends mentioned as below:

* About 50% projects based on Super Critical technology: Out of the 76,198 MW
being proposed and detailed in this report, about half of the capacity is
through the super-critical technology clearly indicating a move towards more
efficient and environment friendly technology. 
* About 90% capacity of 1000 MW and more: About 90% of the proposed capacity to
come from projects with an Proposed capacity of 1,000 MW and more demonstrating
a shift to large installed capacities in order to reap economies of scale as
well as to gain incentives from the government policies encouraging mega
capacities. 
* About one third capacity based on blended/imported coal: More than 65% of the
proposed capacity from projects with indigenous coal as a fuel and more than 32%
from blended or imported coal. 
* About three per cent capacity based on gas as fuel

The 200 page Report comprehensively covers details on 58 Proposed Thermal Power
Projects in 13 states across India 

Our research team conducted an extensive survey over a period of eight months to
collect the data of the projects which are under initial stages (getting
critical permissions like Environmental clearances, etc.) keeping in mind the
interest of the following stakeholders:

* Power Project Developers 
* Power Equipment Manufacturers 
* Banks, Project Financers and Investment Bankers 
* Consultants 
* Regulatory Bodies 
* Infrastructure Developers and Financers 
* Transmission and Distribution Companies 
* Power Traders 
* Coal Mining Companies 
* Coal Traders

Key Topics Covered:

* Promoter 
* Location (District/Village/Taluk/State, Latitudes/Longitudes) 
* Infrastructure Details (Nearest Town/Port/Airport/Railway/Highway, Distance
from state boundary) 
* Proposed capacity and Unit configuration 
* Fuel and Fuel Requirement / Source 
* Land Requirement 
* Water Requirement/Source 
* Estimated cost 
* Expected Commissioning date 
* Key Regulatory Clearances viz. Consent for establishment of plant from State
Government, Environment clearance, Land Acquisition, Water Clearance, Stack
Height 
* Project Background with Project Location images/maps 
* Land Requirement/Use Break-up and Site Comparison 
* Estimated Water Requirement (Break-up) 
* Fuel Specifications 
* Flue Gas Emission 
* Fly Ash Utilization 
* Solid Waste Management 
* R&R 
* Barge Route / Drainage / Monitoring Stations 
* Expected Pollutants and Control measures 
* Developer's Contact Details

For more information visit
http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/14369c/proposed_thermal_p

Research and Markets
Laura Wood, Senior Manager,
press@researchandmarkets.com
U.S. Fax: 646-607-1907
Fax (outside U.S.): +353-1-481-1716 

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