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Book on Bio-Diversity ‘The Good Earth’

released-by MOSP

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Shri Piyush Goyal, Minister of State (IC) for Power, Coal, New and Renewable Energy released NTPC Book on bio diversity ‘The Good Earth’ and planted a sapling along with students to commemorate Environment Day on

rd3 June, 2016 at PMI premises.Speaking on the occasion Shri Goyal said Indian economy shall grow by leaps and bound and so will NTPC fulfilling the aspirations of all Indians. The mission of the present government is to increase use of clean technologies and renewable for power generation making Clean India Energy Capital of the world. He also emphasized on the need to restore the forest cover depleted over a period of time through massive tree plantation. He urged NTPC to increase its tree plantation target and keep a proper record reflecting ownership of the activity

He congratulated NTPC family on its 4670 MW largest power station Vindhyachal achieving 100.05% PLF generating 114 MUs in a day on

nd2 June, 2016. Shri Gurdeep Singh, CMD, Shri A.K. Jha, Dir (Technical), Shri S.C. Pandey Dir (Projects) and Shri K.K. Sharma Dir (Operations) were present.

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Annual Press Conference

Shri Gurdeep Singh,CMD,NTPC along with functional Directors addressed the National and Regional media on th6 June,2016 to share company's performance and growth plans. Media persons from Electronic, Print and Digital

Media attended the conference.

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Annual Vendors Meet-2016

th thCorporate Materials organized two-day Annual Vendors Meet - 2016 on 12 - 13 May, 2016 in association with NSIC & MSME-DI to encourage MSE participation in NTPC Tenders.

The Vendor Meet and Exhibition was inaugurated by Shri Gurdeep Singh, CMD, in presence of Shri A.K. Jha, Director (Technical), Shri K.K. Sharma, Director (Operation), Shri P. Uday Kumar, Director (Planning & Marketing) NSIC and Shri R.K. Panigrahi, Director (MSME- DI).

Shri Singh in his inaugural address emphasized the importance of procurement from MSEs to support the Make in India program of Govt. of India.

NTPC projects Dadri, Badarpur and Rihand displayed spares for development by MSEs. More than 25 MSE vendors displayed their products at different stalls and about 60 MSEs attended the meet.

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NTPC Debuts on Power Exchange

NTPC has made a small beginning with the sale of surplus power from its power stations in Singrauli, Vindhyachal, Rihand, Unchahar and Dadri through Power Exchange.

The decision for sale of power through exchange is based on the amendment issued to Tariff Policy in January, 2016, allowing the generating companies to sell surplus power in the market with the consent of beneficiary and share the incremental gain with them making it a win win situation for both.

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SingrauliSingrauli

RihandRihand

Dadri Dadri

VindhyachalVindhyachal

UnchaharUnchahar

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NTPC-Kudg i and Sou th Western Railways signed an agreement for the doubling of Hotgi-Kudgi section of South Wes te rn Ra i lway under Customer Funding Concession. NTPC has agreed to finance the cost of construction of the Rail System under the customer funding model of Ministry of Railways Policy of participative model for rail connectivity. NTPC has deposited Rs. 946 crore with South Western Railway towards the cost of doubling of railway section between Hotgi – Kudgi (134 km).

The augmented rail infrastructure apart from catering to the coal transportation requirements of 4000 MW, power project of NTPC is also expected to give big fillip to the economic activities of Northern Karnataka.

The agreement was signed by Shri A.S.Rao, CTPM (Chief Traffic Planning Manager) on behalf of SWR and by Shri. Harbans Singh, Group General Manager on behalf of NTPC-Kudgi in the presence of Shri P.K.Saxena GM-SWR.

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NTPC signs Agreement with Railways

Ministry of Power Initiative

• Unnat Jyoti by Affordable LEDs for All (UJALA) was launched by Prime Minister stof India Shri Narendra Modi on 1 May 2015, replacing the ‘Bachat Lamp Yojana’.

Within 1 year of its launch, 9 crore LED bulbs were sold in the country, reducing their electricity bills by 55 billion.

th • The scheme was announced as ‘Domestic Efficient Lighting Programme (DELP)’ on 5January 2015, urging the people to use LED bulbs in place of incandescent bulbs, tube lights and CFL bulbs as they are more efficient, long lasting and economical in their life cycle duration.

• The Ministry of New and Renewable Energy stopped the subsidy on CFL-based solar lighting system to encourage the use of the LED version. The scheme was implemented by Energy Efficiency Services Limited (EESL) (under the Ministry of Power).

• The government's target is to replace 77 crore incandescent bulbs in India with LEDs by 2019 leading to an expected reduction in installed load of 20,000 MW with annual estimated savings of over 100 million kwh and an annual reduction of 400 billion (US$5.9 billion) in electricity bills.

• EESL, a joint venture of state-run power companies, is implementing the project and has achieved 75% reduction in the price of LED bulbs through a combination of aggressive and transparent procurement process and passing on this benefit to consumers.

UJALA

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Shri Kulamani Biswal, Director (Finance) reviewed the project activities at Dulanga Coal Mining site

th and Darlipali Project on 9 June, 2016. Shri Biswal inaugurated a Bus shelter (at Kanaktura village) and he also inaugurated the completed project of Guard Wall Construction along with strengthening and widening of road over Pond in Masina Village in Dulanga. Shri Sharad Anand, RED (CM) and senior officials were present on the occasion.

During his visit to Darlipali Project, Shri Biswal visited the CHP, Chimney, Water Reservoir, Boiler/TG area at the plant site. He distributed LPG connections to the families in the R&R colony. Shri Pramod Kumar, GGM, Shri Sharad Anand, RED(CM) and other senior officials were also present.

Director (Finance) reviews Dulanga and

Darlipali Projects

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NETRA project at Singrauli and Vindhyachal Reviewed

Shri R.K. Shrivastava, ED (NETRA) & RED (D,B,F) reviewed the ongoing Biomass and Biofuel projects at thNTPC Singrauli & Vindhyachal on 25 May, 2016 for harnessing of green power through applied research

or by adopting different new technologies.

Biomass power (2x50 KW) is being produced by utilising the waste at Singrauli. Vindhyachal is also developing a business model of Biodiesel plant. Shri Shrivastava encouraged the use of other waste material like leaves and grass at Singrauli & Vindhyachal sites for the generation of energy through briquetting techniques.

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thAIMA organized the 25 National Competition for Business Management Simulations (NMG) in May, 2016 in Bhubaneswar, Bangalore, Mumbai & New Delhi. Regional winners qualified to contest in the

thNational Grand Finale in Delhi on 27 May, 2016.

NTPC team comprising of Shri Ashish Aggarwal, Shri K.M. Prashanth, Shri Rakesh Arora, Shri Arush Rastogi emerged as the National Runners up. The team has qualified to represent India at the Asian Management Games (AMG) and subsequently at the Global Management Challenge (GMC).

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NTPC Runners up at Business Management

Simulations

Shri Chandan Shahi, Addl. General Manager (TS), st Darlipali STPP for winning the first prize in ‘1 Pandit

thMadan Mohan Malaviya CSR Quiz’ held on 25 May, 2016.

Congratulations

Innovations in Power Sector

When you think of the East River in New York City, renewable energy probably isn't the first thing that comes to mind. Yet the river, once a cesspool and dumping ground for an occasional body, has found itself at the forefront of the green-energy movement. In September 2012, Trey Taylor, owner of Verdant Power, sank a special three-bladed electric turbine into the waterway that runs along Manhattan's east side. Taylor designed the turbine, which looks like a modern fan attached to a torpedo-shaped body, to generate electricity from the push and pull of the river's rushing currents

By 2017, thirty of such turbines could dot the river, with each unit generating 35 kilowatts of electricity. If successful, the project could provide enough power to fuel hundreds of homes. Made of plastic and layered fiberglass, the East River tidal turbines are one of several technological innovations rocking the hydroelectric world.

From one end of the planet to the other, scientists and engineers are working on a variety of concepts — some real, others imagined — that will help make this very ancient power source an even more important modern one. These days, 6 percent of U.S. electricity comes from hydropower (that's 70 percent of the renewable electricity generated in the U.S.). The supply is limitless, although not every area is a good place to build a hydroelectric project.

[Source: U.S. Department of Energy]

Technology Advancements in Hydroelectric Power Generation

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Mohammad Ali

The late Mohammad Ali (Original Name - Cassius Clay), one of the greatest boxer ever to lift a glove and heavyweight boxing champion of his time, as a 12-year-old boy, was given a beautiful new bicycle as a gift. The bicycle was stolen, and when Ali went to the local police department to report the theft, he met officer Joe Martin, who introduced Ali to the world of boxing, and this was the beginning of his boxing career.

As a kid growing up in Louisville, Kentucky, Ali didn't ride the bus to school like other kids. Instead of riding, he would literally race the bus to school every morning.

Once Ali entered a diner in Kentucky wearing the gold medal he won in Rome proudly around his neck. The waitress told him, “Sorry, we don’t serve Negroes.” Ali retorted, “Well that’s okay - I don’t eat ‘em either.”

Ali has starred as himself in four motion pictures. In December of 1969, he was the lead in a Broadway show called Buck White.

rdMohammad Ali passed awayat the age of 74, on 3 June, 2016.

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