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Indonesian Delegation Visits CC and DadriIndonesian Delegation Visits CC and DadriIndonesian Delegation Visits CC and Dadri

stThe Indonesian delegation led by Mr. Tanfik Rigo, 1 Secretary-

thEconomic visited Corporate Centre and Dadri on 5 May, 2017. Shri A.K. Gupta, Director (Commercial) along with officials interacted with the delegation where they were given an overview of NTPC and shown Operations & Project Monitoring Centre at Corporate Centre.

At Dadri, the delegates were taken around Coal Gas based Station and Solar Plant. The visit was aimed at exploring the opportunities for co-operation in Coal, Oil & Gas energy conservation and renewable energy between India and Indonesia. The delegation also planted saplings on Ash Mound at Dadri to mark their visit.

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Central Vigilance Commission(CVC) has decided to develop Integrity Index for Govt Organizations/PSUs on

the basis of analysis of their Systems, Procedures & Working Methodologies from the point of Transparency,

Fairness, Compliances, etc. This includes perception of various stakeholders and a ranking or comparative

position to the selected organizations. IIM, Ahmedabad has been appointed as consultant by CVC and 25

Govt organizations/PSUs including NTPC have been selected for preparing the index this year.

After initial study, the consultant has forwarded draft proposal for preparing the index and draft Anatomy of thIntegrity Index. A team of IIM, Ahmedabad visited NTPC on 25 May, 2017 for an interaction with the officials,

Senior Management and Stake Holders.

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Integrity Index for PSUsIntegrity Index for PSUsIntegrity Index for PSUs


NTPC Surges Ahead-ProfitNTPC Surges Ahead-ProfitBefore Tax Up 24.30%Before Tax Up 24.30%

NTPC Surges Ahead-ProfitBefore Tax Up 24.30%

NTPC Ltd. generated additional 8.339 Billion Units to cross 250 Billion Units mark in fiscal 2016-17 against back drop of declining national PLF. The total generation was 250.314 Billion Units as against 241.977 Billion Units generated in the previous year, an increase of around 3.45%. During the FY2016-17, NTPC Coal stations achieved PLF of

th78.59% as against National PLF of 59.88%. Further, during the 4 quarter, Coal Stations, Gas Stations & Hydro Stations clocked availability factor of 91.62%,93.49% & 106.37% respectively.

The Company registered over 10% increase in the total income. The total income is `79,342.30 crore as against `72,009.16 crore reported in the previous year. For the FY 2016-17, audited profit before exceptional items and tax is ̀ 13,170.85 crore as against ̀ 10,595.77 crore for FY 2015-16, registering an increase of ~ 24.30%. The Profit After Tax of FY 2016-17 was ̀ 9,385.26 crore.

The unaudited total income for the Q4 FY 2016-17 is ̀ 20,886.85 crore as against the unaudited total income of `18,732.41 crore in the corresponding quarter of FY 2015-16, registering an increase of 11.50%. For the Q4 FY 2016-17, unaudited profit before exceptional items and tax is `3,790.90 crore as compared to `3,648.31 crore in the corresponding quarter of previous year registering an increase of 3.91%. The Board of Directors has recommended Final Dividend for the FY 2016-17 at the rate of 21.70% (`2.17 per share) on the face value of paid-up equity share of `10/- each, subject to the approval of shareholders in the Annual General Meeting scheduled to be held in September 2017. The Company had paid Interim Dividend at the rate of 26.10% (`2.61 per share) in February 2017. Thus, total dividend for the Financial Year will be

th47.80% of the paid-up capital of the Company i.e ̀ 4.78 per share. This is the 24 consecutive year for payment of dividend.


NTPC Bongaigaon Associates withNTPC Bongaigaon Associates withSwachh Bharat AbhiyanSwachh Bharat Abhiyan

NTPC Bongaigaon Associates withSwachh Bharat Abhiyan

NTPC Bongaigaon signed an MoU with Northeast Frontier Railway, Alipurduar Division for Beautification and

Up Keep of Kokrajhar Railway Station. The MoU was signed by Shri Subimal Sen, Senior Divisional

Commercial Manager, Northeast Frontier Railway Alipurduar Division and Shri Sujit Varkey, Additional General

Manager (HR) in the presence of Shri Hari Kumar (IRTS) and Shri T.V. Rao, Additional General Manager (HR).

Bongaigaon will assist in beautification and up-keep of Kokrajhar Railway Station in association with Northeast

Frontier Railway, Alipurduar Division. This is a part of ‘Swachh Bharat Abhiyaan’ initiative launched by

Government of India.

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NTPC-Tanda organised a Sammelan at Sultanpur, Uttar

Pradesh to spread the message of collective efforts “Sabka thSaath Sabka Vikas”on 29 May, 2017. The programmes

organised by Govt. of India shall be spread to various th thlocations across the country from 27 May-15 June, 2017.

NTPC shall organise functions at 56 locations. Three hour

Program includes a cultural program by local artists

promoting inclusive growth.


Sabka Saath Sabka VikasSabka Saath Sabka VikasSabka Saath Sabka Vikas

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th thNTPC participated in Power-Gen held in New Delhi from 17 -19 May, 2017, for end-to-end coverage of

Electricity Generation, Transmission & Distribution in India. NTPC - Consultancy Wing, NETRA and Corporate

Communication set up a pavilion to showcase NTPC's achievements as leader of Indian Power Sector. NTPC

attracted lot of visitors interest at the event.


NTPC Participates in Power-GenNTPC Participates in Power-GenNTPC Participates in Power-Gen

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Shri N.N. Mishra, CEO, APCPL, presented a cheque of

`8.5 lacs to Shri R.C. Bidhan Divisional Commissioner, th

Jhajjar on 24 May, 2017 as a support to Savera Special

School, Jhajjar for purchase of TATA Winger Bus under

APCPL’s CSR Initiative. Savera Special School under the

aegis of Haryana State Council for Child Welfare is doing

a remarkable work for the children with Down Syndrome

by providing them opportunity and support to lead a

normal life.

APCPL Supports Savera Special SchoolAPCPL Supports Savera Special SchoolAPCPL Supports Savera Special School

An MoU was signed between NTPC and Parichay Foundation (A Philanthropic Organization) on

th19 May, 2017 for conducting Computer training programme (DCA and PGDCA) for the under-privileged girls/women belonging to economically weak families in Bhubaneswar. For the first year, 80 candidates have been identified to undertake the training as part of NTPC’s CSR initiative. The training would develop the vocational skills and facilitate employment of the candidates after completion of programme. The MoU was signed in presence of Shri Rajesh Kumar, RED (East-II), Shri A.N. Verma, GM (HR), and senior officials of NTPC and Parichay Foundation.

MoU for Computer Training for Underprivileged MoU for Computer Training for Underprivileged MoU for Computer Training for Underprivileged


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Training on Waste ManagementTraining on Waste ManagementTraining on Waste Management

The Ukai Unit of 200 MW owned by Gujarat State Electricity

Corporation Limited(GSECL) has been recently

commissioned by NGSL (NTPC and GE JV) in consortium

with GE. The unit has achieved full load and completed 72 st

hours full load trial operation on 21 May, 2017. This R&M

was first of its kind in India.

R&M of Turbine Completed at UkaiR&M of Turbine Completed at UkaiR&M of Turbine Completed at Ukai


PMI and Corporate EMG Group conducted Training for Hazardous Waste and Other Waste: Management & th th

Compliance in association with National Safety Council from 24 – 26 May, 2017 in Mumbai. Participants from

WR-I, WR-II, DBF, ER-I, ER-II Headquarters & JVs attended the program which also had a field visit component

for greater impact.

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Cabinet Approves Raising of Bonds of `2360 Crores for Renewable Energy Cabinet Approves Raising of Bonds of `2360 Crores for Renewable Energy Cabinet Approves Raising of Bonds of `2360 Crores for Renewable Energy


Ministry of Power InitiativeMinistry of Power InitiativeMinistry of Power Initiative

The Union Cabinet chaired by the Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi has

given its approval to Raising of Bonds of `2360 crores for Renewable

Energy.

The Bonds will be raised by the Ministry of New & Renewable Energy

(MNRE) through the Indian Renewable Energy Development Agency

(IREDA) during the 2017-18. These funds will be used by MNRE in the approved programmes/schemes for

solar park, green energy corridor, generation-based incentives for wind projects, CPSU and defence solar

projects, viability gap funding for solar projects, roof-top solar, off-grid/grid-

distributed and decentralized renewable power, investment in corporations and

autonomous bodies etc. This shall boost infrastructure in renewable sector

and facilitate achievement of ambitious targets for the renewable energy

sector. The resources raised would be used for developing

additional capacity in renewable energy sector

which would result in generation of additional

employment.

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Innovation in Power SectorInnovation in Power SectorInnovation in Power Sector

How would nature do it? Researchers at the VTT Technical

Research Centre of Finland may be discovering the answer,

thanks to advancing solar and 3D printing technologies. They

have developed some very decorative prototypes of what they

are calling “energy harvesting trees”. The tiny leaves generate

and store solar energy and can be used to power small

appliances and mobile devices. They flourish indoors and

outdoors and can also harvest kinectic energy from wind and

temperature changes in the surrounding environment.

The tree’s leaves are actually flexible organic solar cells,

printed using well established mass-production techniques.

Each leaf has a separate power converter, creating a multi

converter system that makes it possible to collect energy from a

variety of sources like solar, wind and heat temperature. The

more solar panels there are in a tree, the more energy it can

harvest. The trunks are 3D printed using wood-based bio-

composites. They are mass producible and can be infinitely

replicated.

How do they work?How do they work?How do they work?

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India’s Longest BridgeIndia’s Longest BridgeIndia’s Longest Bridge

The Bhupen Hazarika Setu (Dhola–Sadiya Bridge), is a beam bridge in India, connecting the northeast states of Assam and Arunachal Pradesh. The bridge spans the Lohit River, a major tributary of the Brahmaputra River, from the village of Dhola in the South to Sadiya to the North. At 9.15 kilometres (5.69 mi) in length, it is the longest bridge in India.

However, the New Ganga Bridge Project under construction in the Indian state of Bihar, is expected to become the longest bridge in India upon its completion, with a length of 9.8 kilometres (6.1 mi).With rapid movement of India's defense assets in mind the Dhola–Sadiya Bridge has been designed to handle the weight of 60-tonne (130,000-pound) Indian Army's main battle tanks.

Inaugurated on 26 May 2017 by Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the bridge is 3.55 kilometres (2.21 mi) longer than the Bandra Worli Sea Link in Mumbai, making it the longest bridge in India. The bridge is named after Bhupen Hazarika, famous musician, poet, filmmaker and lyricist from Assam. It will boost communication across eastern Arunachal Pradesh saving estimated three to four hours journey from Assam to the Arunachal-China border.

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