New 4,000-Megawatt Ultra-Mega Power Projects Under Way in India as Older Proposals Are Shelved, an Industrial Info News Alert

BANGALORE, INDIA–(EMWNews – August 20, 2008) – Researched by Industrial Info Resources

(Sugar Land, Texas) — In addition to the earlier proposed ultra-mega power

projects (UMPP) in the country, India plans to set up three more and has

already identified and finalized sites in the states of Maharashtra, Orissa

and Tamil Nadu. The additional UMPPs will be set up in Munge, Sindhudurg,

in Maharashtra; Bedabahal, Sundargarh, in Orissa; and Cheyyur Kanchipuram,

in Tamil Nadu. The government had initially proposed to set up 10 4,000-MW

UMPPs in the country. Tata Power Company Limited (BOM:500400) (Mumbai) is

setting up a UMPP in Gujarat, while Reliance Power Limited (BOM:532939)

(Mumbai) has secured contracts to set up UMPPs in Madhya Pradesh and Andhra

Pradesh. A bidding process for the development of a UMPP in Jharkhand, is

slated to begin this year. Eleven companies have been shortlisted in the

bidding process, including The AES Corporation (NYSE:AES) (Arlington,

Virginia) and Sterlite Industries India Limited (NYSE:SLT) (Tuticorin,

Tamil Nadu).

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