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NTPC Electric supply Company Limited, (NESCL) a

wholly owned subsidiary of NTPC was incorporated in

Aug 2002 with the objective to acquire, establish &operate Electricity Distribution Network in various

circles/cities across India with a clear mission to

create a role model in the electricity distribution

business by setting new benchmarks. Further thecompany was also mandated to take up consultancy

and other assignments in the area of Electrical

Distribution Management system.

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Under the programme Rajiv Gandhi Grameen

Vidyutikaran Yojana (RGGVY), the GOI has entrusted

the responsibilities of taking the turnkey execution of

rural electrification Work in the state of Chhattisgarh,Jharkhand, Kerala, Madhya Pradesh, Orissa and

West Bengal covering around 40,000 villages. In

addition post award consultancy assignment, for the

project monitoring and supervision of quality of work

during construction, has also been entrusted in the

state of Uttarakhand (13 districts), Madhya Pradesh

(44 districts), Karnataka (26 districts).

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APDRP (Accelerated Power Development and

Reform Program) assignment of Ministry of Power,

Government of India allotted to NTPC as lead Advisorcum consultant (AcC) was also assigned to NESCL

w.e.f. 1st Jan 2004. NESCL is monitoring, distribution

Reform & implementation of APDRP scheme in the

states of Uttarakhand, Punjab, Haryana, Rajasthan,Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Chhattisgarh,

Jharkhand, Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Tamilnadu,

Kerala. Consultancy services in the area of :

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Some of the main objectives to be pursued by NVVN are to

undertake the business of purchase of all forms of electrical

power, generated both from conventional and non-conventional

energy from any sources whether government, private, public orjoint sector undertakings including import from abroad and to

sell such power to any sources whether government, private,

public or joint sector undertakings including export to

neighboring countries and to co-ordinate with all concerned for

purchase, sale, import, export, supply, transmission and

distribution of electrical power and undertake all connected

functions..

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Performance HighlightsNVVN made its humble beginning in trading operation in

financial year 2002-03 by trading power from Eastern Region

NTPC Stations to Meghalaya SEB and Assam SEB in march2003 and traded 21.10 MU with a turnover of Rs 40.47 million.

During year 2003-04. NVVN consolidated its trading operion by

trading 962.24MU with turn over of Rs 2240.2 million having

transaction through the country with 16 beneficiaries

constituents.The performance has been further enhanced with the

development of trading potential in the country. NVVN gradually

has consolidated its performance through enhancing customer

base and trading varied products in the market.

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NVVNNVVN has undertaken exclusive rights forharvesting ofCenosphere from lagoons of allNTPC stations.The quality of combustion and

strict quality control during harvesting, ensuresthat unprocessed Cenosphere available with

NVVN, can match requirement of Physical &

Chemical properties for different kind of

application. However, Buyers may decide theneed for processing and testing of Cenosphere

before actual use in manufacturing of their

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NVVNIntroduction -CenosphereThe word Cenosphere is derived from two Greek words Kens (hollow)and Sphaira (sphere). Cenospheres are light weight, inert hollow sphere

comprising largely of silica & alumina and filled with air or inert gas.

Cenospheres are a naturally occurring by product of the burning

process of pulverized coal-fired boilers. They are formed during the

molten state of ash and attain spherical shape to have minimum surface

tension. Any gas bubbles (generally inert gases e.g. N2, Co

2,unburnt

coal particles etc.) flowing along the combustion gas stream, are also

trapped inside the spheres. These bubbles cause the production of

Cenosphere; bubbles may occur in multiple forms within the frozen

particles, or as a single, concentric form, that are nearly as great as the

diameter of the particle.They are found floating on the surface of fly ash

lagoon.


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RAMMAM ST-III H.E. Power

Project 120 MW (3 x 40)RAMMAM ST-III H.E. Power Project 120 MW (3 x 40) in West

Bengal. NHL has taken up required Survey, Geological & Geo-technical investigations for preparation of DPR. The DPR of thisproject has been approved by the NTPC Board. CEA has accordedits Techno-Economic Clearance (TEC) in September, 2006. TheStage I Defence Clearance and Ministry of Environment

Forestation Stage - I & II Clearances have been obtained. The landacquisition and pre-construction activities for the project have beentaken up. The project is scheduled for commissioning by March,2012. The estimated cost of this project including IDC is Rs. 633.92Cr. Annual Generation from the project is estimated 476 MU. Asper Implementation Agreement, 85% of the power generated fromthis project shall be taken by West Bengal State Electricity Board(WBSEB) and remaining 15% shall rest with NHL.
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