Wednesday, June 08,
Unavailability of coal linkages has always been a major cause of concern to power projects in India. Ravi Sharma CEO of Adani Power said that CIL’s incapability to meet up the supply demands condition and coal prices are few obstacles, which restricts quick decision-making. The power major however, received coal for the Mundra Project and Tiroda power plant. Adani Power expects an output of 6000 MW by end of FY12, he added
Both, Mundra and Tiroda by now allotted with maximum possible coal. In addition, more than 80% of the capacity is already under PPA (Power Purchase Agreement). Therefore, the people who will be most affected are the people who have taken a majority of their power generation for selling into merchant market. As far as they are concerned, they are responsible for 20%. Even at Kawai, their third plant, more than 90% of the generation capacity has already been sold to the Rajasthan Government.
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