TUV SUD, the global testing, certification, inspection and training provider will contribute to the modernisation and efficiency improvement roadmap for Indian power plants. The company would also support power plant owners in India in modernising their installations. The Central Electricity Authority (CEA) has empanelled the international provider of testing and certification services as a renovation and modernisation (R&M) consultant for thermal power plants.
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Hindustan Power Projects, formerly known as Moser Baer Projects, is embarking on Rs 32,000-crore investment plan to have 5,300 MW of capacities in its portfolio in the next three years. The Delhi-based company has already made an investment of around Rs14,500 crore across its projects in solar, coal-thermal and hydro power, according to the company. ?
Lanco sells hydro power assets
Lanco Infratech has struck a deal with the UKĆĀ“s renewable energy firm Greenko to sell three hydro power assets with a combined capacity of 80 MW. Lanco Hydro Power has agreed to sell off its entire holding in 70 MW Lanco Budhil Hydro Power Project in Himachal Pradesh to Tejassarnika Hydro Energies, a subsidiary and Indian arm of Greenko. Lanco has agreed to divest two small hydro power plants of 5 MW each located in Himachal Pradesh.
Work on new power corridor begins
The UP Power Transmission Corporation (UPPTCL) has initiated a project of laying a new electricity corridor between Mainpuri and Greater Noida. The corridor would be around 400 km long and connect to the under-construction 765 kV substation in Yamuna Expressway area. The transmission corridor will be laid in a PPP mode by UPPTCL along with two private companies.
NALCO commissions 2nd wind power project
National Aluminium Company (NALCO) has set up its second wind power plant at Ludarva in Jaisalmer district of Rajasthan with a capacity of 47.6 MW. This Rs 283 crore project was executed through Gamesa Wind Turbines, which involved erection of 56 wind turbines, each of 850 kW rating. In the first phase of commissioning, 36 turbines were erected. Now, in the second phase, the remaining 20 turbines have been successfully commissioned.
bridge maintenance policy
The Bihar Road Construction Department (RCD) is planning to have a bridge maintenance policy on the lines of road maintenance policy. The RCD has constructed 19,000 km of roads and over 12,000 bridges and culverts since 2006. The government is now focusing on the maintenance of these roads and bridges because there has been no such policy so far.
Karnataka-as new power policy
The Karnataka government will soon announce its new power policy. According to DK Shivakumar, Minister for Energy, Karnataka, the new policy will give thrust on tapping non-conventional energy. He said that the proposed power policy would be an exhaustive one covering all aspects and harnessing solar and wind power to generate electricity under private-public partnership.
Plan panel to standardise key processes
The Planning Commission is looking at standardising three processes it has developed while working on the 12th Plan, so that the new Commission that would take over after the elections can continue using them.
CCEA approves modification of food processing infra
The Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs (CCEA) has approved modifications in the Mega Food Park Scheme guidelines of infrastructure development for food processing. These modifications are envisaged to streamline the implementation of the scheme while retaining its basic nature.
EIL stake sale
An Empowered Group of Ministers (EoGM) approved the sale of a 10 per cent stake in Engineers India (EIL) through a follow-on public offer (FPO) by the government, which may fetch the exchequer Rs 500 crore. The government plans to disinvest 3.36 crore EIL shares, with up to 5 per cent of the offer reserved for employees. The government plans to raise Rs 40,000 crore by way of disinvestment in the current financial year.

