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th8 SAC Meeting at NETRA

thThe 8 Scientific Advisory Council (SAC) meeting of NTPC Energy Technology Research Alliance (NETRA), was thheld on 5 May, 2016 at NETRA complex. SAC is an advisory body constituted to guide, support and steer applied

research and technology development of NTPC. Shri A.K. Jha, Director (Technical), Shri K.K. Sharma, Director (Operations) and Shri R.K. Srivastava, RED (DBF) & ED (NETRA) were present. The Council appreciated the advanced scientific services provided to NTPC stations by NETRA and progress made during last one year. SAC advised more work in the area of efficiency improvement, water conservation, ash utilisation and renewable energy for the benefit of power sector and country.

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th A Joint Venture Agreement (JVA) has been signed between NTPC and Coal India Limited (CIL) on 16 May, 2016 for formation of a Joint Venture Company to take up the revival of Fertilizer Plants of Fertilizer Corporation of India Limited (FCIL) at Sindri, Bihar and Gorakhpur, Uttar Pradesh by setting up an Ammonia urea plant at each location. The JV Company would initially be incorporated with equal equity (50:50) participation from NTPC and CIL. JVA contains provision of inducting strategic partners at a later date depending upon business requirement of JV Company.

The Joint Venture Agreement was signed by Shri Arun Kumar Gupta, General Manager (BD) from NTPC and Shri T. Bandopadhyay, General Manager (Coal Videsh) from Coal India Limited in the august presence of Shri A. Panda, Director (Finance), South Eastern Coal Field Limited (SECL). Shri M. Viswanathan, Company Secretary, Coal India Limited and Shri Murari Prasad, AGM (BD) were also present on the occasion.

NTPC and Coal IndiaJoin Hands to

Foray into Fertilizer Sector

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th th thShri Gurdeep Singh, CMD addressed the participants of 27 PR Coordination Meeting held in PMI on 13 -14 May, 2016. He exhorted communication team to be active on all available media platforms to leverage NTPC's visibility.

Shri U.P. Pani, Director (HR), Shri A.K. Ahuja, ED (CP & CC), Shri S. Roy, ED to CMD, Shri P.K. Sinha, General Manager (CC), eminent faculty from the field of journalism and communication area also addressed the gathering.

Annual PR Awards 2015-16 [Best House Journal, e-Magazine and MoU Excellence] were presented on the occasion by CMD.

th27 PR Coordination Meet

House Journal (Projects)

Rank

First Prize

Second Prize

Name of House Journal

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Solapur

E- Magazine (Projects)

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E- Vidyut Line

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North Karanpura

Dadri

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E- Magazine (RHQ)

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Annual PR Awards

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Shri Piyush Goyal, Minister of State (IC) for Power, Coal and New & Renewable Energy has awarded

NTPC for set up of Solar Thermal Cooking System (STCS) at Dadri Main Plant Canteen in the ‘Industrial thCategory’ on 29 April, 2016. The program was organized by MNRE and supported by UNIDO and UNDP.

Shri A.K. Jha, Director (Technical), Shri Upendra Tripathy, Secretary MNRE, Shri Tarun Kapoor, Joint

Secretary MNRE and other senior officials from the power sector were present on this occasion. The award

was received by Shri Shaswattam, AGM (NETRA).

MNRE Award for NTPC'sSolar Thermal Cooking System

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thNTPC has successfully commissioned 200MW solar power project on 30 April, 2016 on schedule. With this the

total capacity of NTPC's Solar Projects has become 310 MW. NTPC is setting up 1000MW Solar Power project in

Anantapuramu Ultra Mega Solar Park in Andhra Pradesh in a phased manner. In the first phase of the project,

NTPC has awarded contract for 250 MW each to Tata Power, Lanco, BHEL & Sterling Wilson. Shri A.K. Jha, thDirector (Technical) reviewed the progress of the Project on 10 May, 2016 and appreciated the efforts made by

NTPC team, Contractors and associates.

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Financial Assistance to Hyderabad City Police

NTPC is providing financial assistance to Hyderabad City Police for implantation of Community CCTV project. Shri U.P Pani, Director (HR), presented a cheque for ` 25 lakhs to Shri M. Mahender Reddy, Commissioner of Police, Hyderabad in the presence of Shri Etela Rajender, Minister for Finance & Planning, Small Savings, State Lotteries, Consumer Affairs, Legal Metrology, Civil Supplies at the CSR Summit organized by the Confederation of India

thIndustries in Hyderabad on 5 May, 2016. This was part of the first tranche of ̀ 1 crore for the project.

NTPC was the first PSU to join hands with Hyderabad City Police in the Community CCTV project. Shri Nrupender R a o , C h a i r m a n , C I I , Telangana & Chairman Pennar Industries, Shri V.B. Fadnavis, Regional Executive Director (South) were present on the occasion.

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ICD initiatives taken up byDulanga Coal Mining project

Dulanga Coal Mining Project has installed three solar dual water pumping and distribution system for nearby project affected villages. The system consists of a submersible pump which runs on power generated from PV solar cells. The pump draws water from the borewell to a 5000 liters Capacity storage tank which is dispensed through a standpost to the nearby project affected villages of Khuntijiharia, Kalamegha, Khapurikachhar.

The pump operates during the day from sunrise to sunset on both auto-mode (with level controllers in storage tank) and manual mode. After sunset, apart from the storage tank, water can also be drawn by using the manual hand-pumps fitted on the same borewell. This green initiative is particularly useful in areas having access to or intermittent power supply.

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Low-e photovoltaic glass has been awarded Most Innovative Glass Product by Glass Magazine and the National Glass Association of the US. Low-e produces electricity and also matches and sometimes surpasses the properties of conventional low-e glass.

Using low-e photovoltaic glass, clients can save up to 90% of their electricity bill. With this amount of savings in cities like Los Angeles, the investment is amortized in only 3 years with annual average yields of 40%.

Even in places with extreme weather conditions like Alaska, savings of up to 30% can be made, giving clients an annual profitability of up to 22%.

Low-E Photovoltaic Glass has been developed for building envelopes. The glass unit combines the benefits of a traditional low-emissivity glass with the addition of the generation of free electricity from the sun.

The product relies on the traditional low-E glass makeup, with a semi-transparent V-inch PV interlayer to generate electricity. This configuration, with natural properties of the amorphous silicon solar technology, offers numerous benefits to a curtain wall or skylight project. The Low-E PV glass:

• Filters out 95 percent of ultraviolet radiation and up to 85 percent of infrared radiation, due to the silicon based material of the PV interlayer.

• Provides a solar heat gain coefficient ranging from 10 to 40 percent, depending on the configuration selected, thus providing enhanced thermal comfort.

• Allows for natural daylight, and maintains views, with a visible light transmittance up to 40 percent.

• Provides reflectivity from 7 to 9 percent, making it an attractive product option for south-facing façades in the Southern United States.

• Offers thermal insulation, as the glass is available as double and triple glazed units, providing U-values up to 0.13.

• Generates free electricity from the sun, reducing operations and management costs for the owner.Source: Manufacturer of Photovoltaic Glass for Buildings. Awarded as the Most Innovative Glass Product of USA and Named the Greatest Technology of the world in 2015.

Low-e photovoltaic glass voted the most innovative product in USA

Future Innovations for the Power Sector

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Ministry of Power Initiative

thMinistry of Power, vide its order No. 13/6/2015-OM dated 16 July, 2015, has issued a direction that power from NTPC coal based power stations that complete 25 years shall be used for bundling with solar capacity being established by NTPC as part of Government of India's plans for enhancing renewable energy generation in the country. This was stated by Shri Piyush Goyal, Minister of State (IC) for Power, Coal & New and Renewable Energy in a written reply to a question in the Rajya

thSabha on 9 May, 2016.

The Minister further stated that Ministry of Power, vide order No.13/6/2015-OM on

th17 July, 2015, issued an allocation of 2000 MW of power from Singrauli Super Thermal Power Station (SSTPS) for bundling with solar capacity of NTPC.

Among the beneficiaries of SSTPS, Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Haryana, and Rajasthan have assented to the decision. Jammu and Kashmir, which is not an original beneficiary of SSTPS, has consented for availing bundled power.

Merging of Thermal Power with Solar Power by NTPC

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