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PEER REVIEW OF COAL FIRED THERMAL POWER
STATIONS & BEST PRACTICES IN POWER GENERATION
Hosted by
Ministry of Power Govt. of India & NTPC Limited
February 2008 INDIA
RENOVATION & MODERNISATION OF THERMAL POWER PLANTS
PRESENTATION BY
NTPC-ALSTOM POWER SERVICES PRIVATE LIMITED

by
K. V. Ramachandra Setty
AGM Business Development
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NASL
NASL – Introduction
NASL Promoters’ strengths
Retrofit Solutions
Role of CDM
R&M/Retrofit solution – case Studies
2

NTPC-ALSTOM Power Services Private Ltd.

NTPC

NASL
50%

Largest Power Utility in the country with over 27 GW installed capacity • Engineering
• Quality Assurance
• Project Management
• O&M-Rich Experience
• Performance Optimization &
Turn around
Brief History

NASL

50%
Original Equipment Designer (OED) &
Manufacturer (OEM) with over 647 GW installations world wide.
Complete R&D back up and
Service Provider with global reach,
• Engineering & manufacturing
• Research & Development
• IPPs / EPC
• O&M Services and R&M Services

Established in September 1999
Exclusive JV for R&M business in India & SAARC region
Strategic alliance to meet requirement of R&M in India.

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Our range of services for power plant

NASL

Turnkey solutions
• R&M of power plants to originally designed performance
• Re powering, Up grading beyond original design capacity
• Up grading to meet Environmental norms
• Lease, Rehabilitate,Operate, and Transfer projects (LROT)

Solutions for power plant packages
• R&M of power plants islands –
Boiler,Turbines,Generators, C&I, Environmental systems,BOP etc.
• Retrofit of major power plant components.

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Our range of services for power plant (2)

NASL

Services
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Technical audit of power plants
Residual life assessment and plant life extension studies
Performance improvement and upgrading studies
Functional & performance tests of major equipment
Setting of plant management studies

Operations and
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