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4.1.12 The NTPC’s Singrauli and Ramagundam projects qualified for the Meritorious Productivity Awards for 1990 for achieving high standards of performance. This is the 5th year in succession that Singrauli has won this award. 4.1.13 Four employees of the Ramagundam STPP have been awarded the Prime Minister’s Shram Bhushan Award in 1990 for their outstanding and meritorious work performance. 4.1.14 The NTPC has also won the Prime Minister’s MOU award for excellence in performance instituted by the Ministry of Programme Implementation for the year 1989-90. 4.1.15 The total amount raised upto 31st March, 1990 from the three public issues and two private placements of the NTPC power bond was Rs.1682 crores. In addition, a sum of about Rs.400 crores was raised through private placement on banks, financial institutions etc. during 1990-91, thus increasing the cumulative amount collected through bonds to Rs.2082 crores. 4.1.16 A Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) for the year 1990-91 was signed between the NTPC and the Department of Power on 12th July, 1990. The MOU clearly identifies the performance targets to be achieved by the NTPC during the year with respect to power generation, addition of new capacity, construction of transmission lines, apart from laying down the actions to be taken by the Government to enable achievement of these targets. 4.1.17 NTPC exceeded all the target of generation, sales and profits set for it in the MOU. The details of targets Vs achievements for the year 1990-91 are given below: MOU Performance 1990-91 MOU Target Achievement 1. Capacity Addition (MW) 312 312 2. Generation (MOUs) 46475 46879 3. Transmission (EHV) lines 1880 2213 Construction (Ckt. Kms.) 4. Turnover (Rs. Crores) 2429 2431 5. Profits (Rs. Crores) 257 605 BADARPUR THERMAL POWER STATION 4.1.18 The Badarpur Thermal Power Station (720 MW) is being managed by National Thermal Power Corporation on behalf of Government of India since 1st April, 1978. During the period April ’1990 to January, 1991, the station generated a total of 3503 MUs at a PLF of 67%. 24 4.1.19 The generation target and PLF for the year 1990-91 are 3800 MUs and 61.53% respectively which are expected to be exceeded during the financial year 1990-91. The station generated 4200 MUs at PLF of 68.01% during the Calendar year 1990, which is the highest generation recorded at BTPS since inception in any Calendar year. 4.1.20 Additional ESPs in 3x100 MW Units have been commissioned at BTPS under Renovation and Modernisation programme for the station bringing down the particulate emmission from these units within the permissible limits thus providing a cleaner environment to the National Capital. While approving the Project Renovation & Modernisation scheme of BTPS at an estimated cost of Rs.28.706 Crores in October, 1986, it was envisaged that plant load factor (PLF) of BTPS will improve from 45.3% to 55%. 4.1.21 The Revised Cost of Renovation & Modernisation programme is estimated at Rs.36.97 crores. NATIONAL HYDROELECTRIC POWER CORPORATION LIMITED 4.2.1 The National Hydroelectric Power Corporation (NHPC) was incorporated in 1975 under the Companies Act, 1956. The main objectives of the Corporation are to plan, promote and organise the integrated development of hydroelectric power in the country. The authorised Share Capital of the Corporation which stood at Rs.1300 crores as on 31.3.1990 was raised to Rs.2500 crores w.e.f. 28th Sept., 1990. The paid up capital as on 31.3.1991 is Rs.1691.30 crores. The anticipated profit during 1990-91 is Rs.52.71 crores. 4.2.2 NHPC is responsible for operation and maintenance of the Baira Siul, Loktak and Salal Stage-I Power Stations located in H.P., Manipur and J&K respectively. The generation achieved during the year 1990-91 in the above power stations is 3617.46 M.U. which is 113% of targeted generation of 3198 M.U. 4.2.3 In addition to the generation in its own power stations, NHPC imported during 1990-91, 1391.49 MUs against a target of 1374 MUs from the Chukha Hydel Project, Bhutan. It also transmitted 304.68 MUs of power against a target of 225.00 MUs during 1990-91 through its Jeypore-Talcher Transmission System in Orissa.
4.2.4 During the year, the NHPC was engaged in the construction of the following Projects. Sl No. Name of the Project State (Installed Capacity in MWs) 1. Chamera HE project (Stage-I) H.P. (3x180 MW) 2. Tanakpur HE Project U.P. (3x40 MW) 3. Dul Hasti HE Project J&K (3x130 MW) 4. Uri HE Project J&K 4x120 MW) 5. Salal HE Project (Stage-II) J&K (3x115 MW) 6. Rangit HE Project Sikkim (3x20 MW) 7. Dhauliganga HE Project U.P. (4x70 MW) CHAMERA H.E. PROJECT (STAGE-I) 4.2.5 The works on the various components of the project like main Dam, power Tunnel, Tail Race Tunnel etc, progressed satisfactorily during the year. 4.2.6 Against a target of 5.31 lakhs cum., 5.63 lakhs cum. concreting was achieved in the Dam during the year. Of the 6.4 Km long Power Tunnel, heading has been completed in 6 Kms. The balance length of 443 Mtrs. is expected to be completed shortly. Installation of Generating Unit No. 1 has been started and is expected to be completed by Dec., 1991. 4.2.7 Efforts are being made to achieve the commissioning of the project by December, 1992. TANAKPUR H.E. PROJECT 4.2.8 The project is in an advanced stage of construction and the work is proceeding in full swing. The civil work of Barrage and Head Regulator has been completed excepting for installation of 4 gates of Barrage. The Power House structure has been completed. Unit-I has been boxed up and work on Unit-II and III is in progress. The project is expected to be completed as per schedule i.e. by March, 1992. DUL HASTI H.E. PROJECT 4.2.9 Work on the Project commenced during the year 1989- 90. Land for construction of various components has been acquired. Most of the additional investigations like collection of topographical, geophysical and seismological data as well as the Design Review are under finalisation. The development of the infrastructure has been completed. Most of the underground works have been taken up. Access tunnel to Power House is in an advanced stage of completion. Diversion channel and coffer dam works for the Ist stage have been completed and the river has been diverted on 17th March, 1991. The project is 25 Dul Hasti Project - River diversion works in progress expected to be completed within the stipulated period of 57 months viz. by July, 1994. URI H.E. PROJECT 4.2.10 The work on additional field investigations is nearing completion and the work on development of the infrastructural facilities by the Consortium is in an advanced stage. The main project works execution is scheduled to be taken up during the current year. The Consortium has submitted project layout reports including the various design studies which are under review and finalisation. The project is scheduled to be completed within a period of 72 months viz. by November, 1995. SALAL H.E. PROJECT (STAGE-II) 4.2.11 Work on Power House and Tail Race Tunnel at this project is going as per schedule. Orders have been placed on M/S BHEL for manufacture, supply & installation of turbines and generating equipment. The project is scheduled for completion by September, 1993. RANGIT H.E. PROJECT 4.2.12 The approval for execution of the project was accorded during the year. Land acquisition has been completed. Infrastructure works and work on construction of Diversion Tunnel and Head Race Tunnel are in progress. Implementation of Compensatory Afforestation Programme is also in progress. The Environmental Action Plan for the project has been submitted to Ministry of Environment and Forests in March, 1991. Work on the Diversion Tunnel, adit to Head Race tunnel (down stream) and Surge Shaft excavation has been started.
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