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Sl.No. Name of Consumers (CPPs) Location Table-III Interconnection Voltage in KV Installed Capacity (MVA) Contract Demand (CD) in MVA Sale Contract with CSEB (MW) 1 M/s BALCO, Korba Korba 220 993.088 120 45 2 M/s Arasmeta, Champa Janjgir 132 57.75 3.125 7 3 M/s M.S.P.,Raigarh Raigarh 33 30 2.9 1 4 M/s JSPL,Raigarh Raigarh 220 364.625 1 70 5 M/s Singhal Ent.,Raigarh Raigarh 33 20 3.75 8 M/s Nav Durga Fules, 6 Raigarh Raigarh 33 5 1.6 2 7 M/s Ind Agro Synergy,Raigarh Raigarh 33 20 2.5 6 8 Shri Radhe Ind. Ltd.,Bilaspur Bilaspur 33 10 0.8 1.5 9 M/s Crest Steel & Poer Ltd. Durg 33 13.33 4.5 3 10 M/S Bhilai Electic Supply Bhilai 220 0 0 0 11 M/sPrakash Industry ltd Champa 132 98.15 19.5 0 12 M/S Lafarge Sonadih 132 22.5 0 0 13 M/s Ultratech cement Raipur 132 38.2 25 0 14 M/s Monnet Power Raipur 132 72.375 2 12 15 M/s Grasim Cement Raipur 132 22.5 18 0 16 M/s Jaiswal Neco Raipur 132 26.875 8 8.5 17 Sarda Energy. Raipur 33 77.5 5 5 18 Century Cement Baikunth 132 19.625 6 0 19 ACC Jamul Jamul 132 25 1 2 Madhya Bharat Paper 20 Mill Champa 33 3.33 2.5 - 21 Godawari Ispat Raipur 132 106.25 4 5 22 M/S shri Bajrang Power Raipur 132 22.5 1.1 1.5 23 Vandana Global Raipur 132 51.25 4 12 24 Real Ispat & Power Raigarh 132 15 12 5.5 25 Nakoda Ispat Ltd Raipur 33 7.5 3.5 2.75 26 S.K.S .Ispat Raipur 132 68.75 10 10 27 Indsil Energy Raipur 33 15 3.75 1 28 Heera Ferro Unit-II Raipur 33 25 1.8 4 29 Bhilai Steel Plant Bhilai 220&132 142.9 216 0 6
Sl.No. Name of Consumers (CPPs) Location Interconnection Voltage Installed Capacity (MVA) Contract Demand (CD) Sale Contract with CSEB (MW) 30 M/s HEG Ltd.,Borai Borai 33 16 2.75 1.5 API Ispat & Power 31 Ltd.,Siltara Raipur 33 10 2 6 32 Mahendra Sponge & Power Pvt.Ltd Raipur 33 10 1.3 3 33 M/s Rashmi Sponge Iron Pvt.Ltd. Raipur 33 10 0.95 1 34 M/s G.R. Sponge Pvt.Ltd. Raipur 33 10 0.95 1 35 Vasvani Industry Raipur 33 10 1.29 2 2440.00 492.57 227.25 3.0 PROMOTIONAL POLICY There are ample examples, where large quantities of low cost waste heat or by-product fuel are available from which the industrial plant can generate low-cost electric power. Typical of such industries are large integrated steel mills which burn the excess blast-furnace gas for the generation of electric power. In some cases where loads are very large (50,000 kW or more), load factor is high, and low-cost fuel is available, captive power generation has been chosen by the industrial plants, when power was not readily/fully available at reasonable price from the electric utility. Typical of such cases are the aluminum-process plants, chemical plants, steel mills and other industries requiring large quantities of electric power. Where such type of conditions exist, it is required to study cost of generating a part or all of the power requirements within the industrial plant. The most economical arrangement is often to generate only such power as can be made from the process heat or as can be generated from by-product fuel and to purchase the remainder power. The State Government of Chhattisgarh has had a positive approach to encourage CPPs in the new State. A set of policy directives were issued by the Chhattisgarh Government on 12.07.02 (Notification No. 2714/Sec/Energy Deptt/dated 12.7.02) with a view to encourage establishment of Captive Power Plants. As per these policy directives, CPPs could be set up by any new industry or existing industries undertaking expansion of capacity for generation of electricity to meet their own requirements. The utility was given the authority to permit setting up of CPP up to 25 MW capacity and in consultation with Central Electricity Authority for any capacity above that. The CPPs under this policy were not permitted to sell electricity to any consumer (third party); they were, however, allowed to sell excess power outside the State, as well as the State utility. 7
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