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New Delhi, June 20:
Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited (BHEL) has bagged two major
orders for emission control equipment from Telangana State Power Generation
Corporation Ltd (TSGENCO). Valued at Rs.1,000 Crore, the orders involve supply
and installation of Flue Gas Desulphurization (FGD) systems for control of SOx
emissions at TSGENCO’s 1x800 MW Kothagudem Thermal Power Station (TPS)
and 4x270 MW Bhadradri TPS in Telangana.
The order for Bhadradri TPS also includes modification in Boiler and ElectroStatic
Precipitators (ESPs) to meet the revised emission norms. BHEL is presently
executing these projects on Engineering, Procurement, Construction (EPC) basis.
The Indian power sector has seen an uptick in the ordering of emission control
equipment due to the revised and more stringent emission norms notified by the
Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change. This calls for installation of
emission control equipment in both existing, as well as, new thermal power
projects.
Reaffirming its commitment towards a better environment, BHEL is offering
customized solutions for Indian thermal power plants to meet these revised
emission norms.
BHEL has already been a major player in this area for more than a decade. The
company was one of the earliest entrants in the Indian market for emission
control equipment, having successfully executed the FGD system at Tata Power’s
Trombay Unit 8 in 2008. BHEL is also currently installing FGD systems at NTPC’s
3x250 MW Bongaigaon project and 2x490 MW Dadri project, TSGENCO’s 5x800
MW Yadadri project, PVUNL’s 3x800 MW Patratu project, UPRVUNL’s 1x660 MW
Panki project and the 2x660 MW Maitree project of BIFPCL (a JV of NTPC and
Bangladesh Power Development Board) in Bangladesh. With this order, BHEL has
contracted FGD orders for 22 thermal units till date.
BHEL’s five-decade long experience of installing more than 1,80,000 MW utility
sets in India and abroad, backed by its strong engineering credentials, has
prompted various utilities to repose their confidence in the company’s capabilities
to make their power plants compliant with the revised emission norms.
orders for emission control equipment from Telangana State Power Generation
Corporation Ltd (TSGENCO). Valued at Rs.1,000 Crore, the orders involve supply
and installation of Flue Gas Desulphurization (FGD) systems for control of SOx
emissions at TSGENCO’s 1x800 MW Kothagudem Thermal Power Station (TPS)
and 4x270 MW Bhadradri TPS in Telangana.
The order for Bhadradri TPS also includes modification in Boiler and ElectroStatic
Precipitators (ESPs) to meet the revised emission norms. BHEL is presently
executing these projects on Engineering, Procurement, Construction (EPC) basis.
The Indian power sector has seen an uptick in the ordering of emission control
equipment due to the revised and more stringent emission norms notified by the
Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change. This calls for installation of
emission control equipment in both existing, as well as, new thermal power
projects.
Reaffirming its commitment towards a better environment, BHEL is offering
customized solutions for Indian thermal power plants to meet these revised
emission norms.
BHEL has already been a major player in this area for more than a decade. The
company was one of the earliest entrants in the Indian market for emission
control equipment, having successfully executed the FGD system at Tata Power’s
Trombay Unit 8 in 2008. BHEL is also currently installing FGD systems at NTPC’s
3x250 MW Bongaigaon project and 2x490 MW Dadri project, TSGENCO’s 5x800
MW Yadadri project, PVUNL’s 3x800 MW Patratu project, UPRVUNL’s 1x660 MW
Panki project and the 2x660 MW Maitree project of BIFPCL (a JV of NTPC and
Bangladesh Power Development Board) in Bangladesh. With this order, BHEL has
contracted FGD orders for 22 thermal units till date.
BHEL’s five-decade long experience of installing more than 1,80,000 MW utility
sets in India and abroad, backed by its strong engineering credentials, has
prompted various utilities to repose their confidence in the company’s capabilities
to make their power plants compliant with the revised emission norms.
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