POWER PROJECTS IN J & k Welcome to Bursar Project

Introduction The proposed project is located approximately 80 km from Kistwar town. The dam site is located near village Hanzal on river Marusudar which is one of the majot right bank tributary of river Chenab. The project comprises of a 252 mt. high rockfill dam with a total installed capacity of 1020Mw (4x255). Being a storage project the flow of water can be regulated not only to the benefit of this project but all downstream projetcs i.e. Pakal Dul, Dul Hasti, Rattle, Baglihar, Sawalkot and Salal Hydroelectric Projects, thereby enhancing the potential of all downstream schemes. The firm power generation in these Chenab Valley Power Stations will increase three fold during October to April in 90% dependable year and would thus mitigate the shortage of water availability in the river during the winter months. SALIENT FEATURES : Location: Village Hanzal near Kishtwar in Doda District of Jammu & Kashmir Approach: Nearest Rail Head- Jammu (310 Km). Nearest Airport- Jammu (310 Km) Capacity: 1020 MW (4 x 255 MW). Annual Generation: 2018.04 MUs. (in a 90% dependable year) Project Cost: Rs.4378.19 Crores (April 2001 Price Level)(Subject to TEA) Baneficiary States: J&K, Himachal Pradesh, Punjab, Haryana, Uttar Pradesh, Uttaranchal, Rajasthan, Union territories of Chandigarh & Delhi. Tariff rate: Rs. 5.22 / kWh (April 2001 Price Level) (Subject to TEA) Year of Commissioning/Completion Schedule: 6 years 6 months from date of Govt. Sanction. TECHNICAL FEATURES 252m high , Rockfill Dam 10.5m dia, 4.7 km long, Horse Shoe shaped Head Race tunnel. 28m dia, 194.6m high Surge Shaft. 4 Nos., 4.8m dia, each 370m long, Circular shaped Pressure Shaft . Underground Power House, with 4 units of 255 MW each, Francis Turbine. 2 Nos., 8m dia, each 500m long, D Shaped, Tail Race tunnels. Welcome to Chutak Project Introduction Chutak HE Project would harness the Hydropower potential of river Suru in Kargil district of Jammu & Kashmir.The barrage of the project is located near village Sarzhe and the power house is prposed on right bank of river Suru near village Chutak. The

project envisages to utilise a gross hwead of 63.4 m to generate 212.93 million units in a 90% dependable year with an installed capacity of 44 MW. Features SALIENT FEATURES Location Village Minji in Kargil District of Jammu & Kashmir. Approach Nearest Rail Head - Jammu (515 Km.). Nearest Airport- Leh (247 Km.) Capacity 44 MW (4 x 11 MW) Annual Generation 212.93 MU (in a 90% dependable year) Project Cost Rs. 621.26 Crores (December 2005 Price Level) Baneficiary States J&K Tariff rate Rs. 2.77 / kWh (December 2005 Price Level)(Tariff after providing of Rs. 364 Crores as gratn and without 12% free power to home state.) Year of Commissioning/Completion Schedule February 2011 (Anticipated) TECHNICAL FEATURES 47.5 m long barrage 5.9m dia, 4.37km long Horse Shoe shaped Head Race Tunnel 19m dia, 59m high, Orifice type Surge Shaft 2 Nos., 3.35m dia, 37m long, Circular steel lined, each bifurcating into two Penstocks of 2.3m dia each Underground Powerhouse , with 4 units of 11 MW each, Francis Turbine 5.9m dia, 50m long, Horse Shoe shaped Tail Race Tunnel. PRESENT STATUS (As on 30.11.2007) CCEA approval accorded on 24.08.2006. All major civil works awarded to M/s HCC Ltd. on 23.09.2006. River diversion work completed on 22.11.07. HRT heading excavation 16% completed. E&M works awarded to M/S BHEL on 16.08.2007.

Welcome to Kishenganga Project

Introduction The proposed Kishanganga Hydroelectric Project would be located on river Kishanganga, a tributary of river Jhelum, in Baramulla district of Jammu & Kashmir. The project involves construction of a 35.48 m high concrete faced rockfill dam and a underground powerhouse. A maximum gross head of 697 m is proposed to be utilised to generate 1350 Million Units of energy, in a 90% dependable year with an installed capacity of 3x110 MW. An additional energy generation 312.62 MUs at Uri-I and Uri-II HE Projects would be available after completion of Kishanganga HE Project.

SALIENT FEATURES Location Village Kralpore near Bandipore in Baramulla District of Jammu & Kashmir Approach Nearest Rail Head - Jammu (370 Km.). Nearest Airport- Srinagar (70 Km.) Capacity 330 MW (3 x 110 MW) Annual Generation 1350 MUs (in a 90% dependable year) Project Cost Rs.2238.67 Crores (November 2005 Price Level)-(Including Interest free sub-debt of Rs. 469 Crores) Baneficiary States J&K, Himachal Pradesh, Punjab, Haryana, Uttar Pradesh, Uttaranchal, Rajasthan, Union Territory of Chandigarh & Delhi Tariff rate Rs. 2.50 / kWh (November 2005 Price Level) Year of Commissioning/Completion Schedule 7 years from date of Government Sanction i.e. by July 2014 TECHNICAL FEATURES 37m high, Concrete Face Rockfill Dam 5.4m dia, 8 km long Horse Shoe shaped followed by 5.2m dia 16 Km long, Circular shaped Head Race Tunnel 15m dia, 100m high Restricted Orifice type 3.5m dia, 998m long, trifurcating into 2.1m dia horizontal branches Underground, with 3 units of 110 MW each, Pelton Wheel Turbine 4.1m dia, 746m long D shaped Tail Race Tunnel followed by 120m cut and cover and 111m long open channel PRESENT STATUS (As on 30.11.2007) Revised proposal has been accorded TEA by CEA on 31.08.2005. Revised Environment clearance has been accorded by MOEF on 09.03.2006. PIB meeting held on 25.07.2006. CCEA note has been finalized by MOP. CCEA has sanctioned the project in its meeting held on 21.06.07. MOP vide letter Dtd. 20.07.07 has conveyed the approval of CCEA of implementation of Project at a total cost Rs. 2238.67 crores. Departmental excavation of Diversion tunnel initiated and 208m Completed. Welcome to Nimmo-Bazgo Project Introduction The proposed Nimoo Bazgo H E Project is a run of the river scheme to harness the hydropower potential of river Indus in Leh District of Jammu & Kashmir. The region of Ladakh combines the conditions of both arctic and desert climate.Therefore it is called a

"COLD DESERT".The present available electricity are grossely inadeqaute. The project is under construction and will generate 239 MU in a 90% dependable year. SALIENT FEATURES Location Village Alchi in Leh District of Jammu & Kashmir Approach Nearest Rail Head - Jammu (740 Km.). Nearest Airport- Leh (70 Km.) Capacity 45 MW (3 X 15 MW) Annual Generation 239 MUs (in a 90% dependable year) Project Cost Rs.611.01 Crores (December 2005 Price Level) Baneficiary States J&K Tariff rate Rs. 2.71 / kWh (December 2005 Price Level) (Tariff after providing of Rs. 270 Crores as grant and without 12% free power to home state) Year of Commissioning/Completion Schedule August 2010 (Anticipated) TECHNICAL FEATURES 57m high, Concrete Gravity Dam 3 Nos., 3.3m dia, each 63m long Penstocks Surface Power House with 3 units of 15 MW each, Francis Turbine 35m long Tailpool PRESENT STATUS (As on 30.11.2007) CCEA approval accorded on 24.08.2006. All major civil works awarded to M/s HCC Ltd. on 23.09.2006. Construction of Right bank approach road and right bank upstream road is in progress. River Diversion achieved on 22.11.07. E&M Works awarded to M/S BHEL on 12.06.2007. HM Works yet to be awarded.

Welcome to Pakal Dul Project

Introduction The Pakal Dul (Drangdhuran) Hydro Electric Project has been contemplated as a reservoir based scheme on river Marusudar, the main right bank tributary of river Chenab in Kishtwar Tehsil of Doda District in Jammu & Kashmir. The Project envisages construction of a concrete face rockfill dam of 167 m high across river Marusudar at village Drangdhuran and an underground Powerhouse of 1000 MW (4 units of 250 MW each) at a location 2 km u/s of Dul dam, near village Trimuli. At Full Reservoir Level (EL 1700 M), the gross storage of the reservoir is 125.4 Mcm. The project shall generate 3330.18 MU power in 90% dependable year.

The Project headquarter is located at Kishtwar, about 240 km from Jammu. The dam site is 45 km from Kishtwar. The nearest railhead and domestic airport is situated in Jammu. SALIENT FEATURES Location Village Pakal near Kishtwar in Doda District of Jammu & Kashmir Approach Nearest Rail Head - Jammu (286 Km.). Nearest Airport- Jammu (286 Km.) Capacity 1000 MW (4X 250 MW) Annual Generation 3387.47 MUs (in a 90% dependable year) Project Cost Rs.5469.28 Crores (August 2006 Price Level) Baneficiary States J&K, Himachal Pradesh, Punjab, Haryana, Uttar Pradesh, Uttaranchal, Rajasthan, Union Territory of Chandigarh & Delhi Tariff rate Rs. 3.19 / kWh (August 2006 Price Level) Year of Commissioning/Completion Schedule 6 years from date of Government Sanction TECHNICAL FEATURES 167 m high, Concrete Face Rockfill Dam 2 Nos., 6.75m dia., each 10m long , Horse Shoe/Circular shaped Head Race tunnels 2 Nos., 16m dia, each 200m high Restricted Orifice type Surge Shaft 2 Nos., 5.6m dia, each 380m long, bifurcating into 4 nos. 3.9m dia, each 685m long Circular shaped Penstock Underground Power House, with 4 units of 250 MW each, Francis Turbine. 4 nos., 5.5m dia, each 125m long, Horse Shoe shaped Tail Race Tunnels PRESENT STATUS As on 30.11.2007 The EIA and EMP studies has been completed and Public hearings conducted by J&KSPCB on 25th & 26th July, 07. The Environment clearance proposal was discussed by EAC in its meeting on 14.11.2007. TEA accorded vide CEA letter dated 03.10.06. Draft PIB note has been submnitted to MOP on 07.12.06. Welcome to Sewa - II Project Introduction Sewa river is a tributary of river Ravi, originating from Sartha hill range and traverses a short course of 53 km down to its junction with river Ravi at an altitude of 578 m. Sewa Hydroelectric Project Stage-II is a run-of-the river project having installed capacity of 120 MW. The power house is located in a village called Mashka near the junction of Sewa and Ravi. It is located in Murree formation, Panjal volcanics and Tnawal/Bhadrawah group of rocks in lower Himalayas.The project will generate 535 million units annually in a 90% dependable year and also provide 120 MW peaking capacity in thepower system of northern region.

SALIENT FEATURES Location State - J&K, District - Kathua, River - Sewa (a tributary of Ravi) Approach Nearest Rail Head - Pathankot & Nearest Airport - Jammu. Capacity 120 MW (3 X 40) Annual Generation 535 MU (90% dependable year) Project Cost Rs.665.46 Crores. Year of Commissioning/Completion Schedule December 2008 (Anticipated) TECHNICAL FEATURES 53 m high Concrete Gravity Dam 6.0 m Horse Shoe Shaped, 289 m length Diversion tunnel 3.3 m Horse Shoe Shaped concrete lined Head Race Tunnel (HRT), 10.02 Km length. 3 x 40 MW, vertical Pelton turbine Rated Net Head = 560 m, Max. Gross Head = 599 m Rated Net Head = 560 m, Max. Gross Head = 599 m PRESENT STATUS (As on 30.11.2007) Dam excavation completed. 80% Dam concreting completed. Excavation of Powerhouse completed. 90% HRT excavation completed. 87.08% Power House concreting including switchyard and transformer yard completed. E&M and HM Works are in progress. Welcome to Uri-II Project Introduction Uri-II HE Project is located in Uri Tehsil of Baramulla District. The nearest railhead is Jammu, which is, connected to the Project site via Srinagar and Baramulla by NH 1A (about 400 Km). The Project is planned immediately downstream of Uri-I and will pick up its tail water to make use of the gross head of about 145m available in the course of the river between Uri-I tailrace outlet and a place located about 1.25 km downstream of the confluence of Goalta Nallah and Jhelum River, close to the Line of Actual Control (LAC). The Project is estimated to generate 1370 MU of energy in a 90% dependable year. SALIENT FEATURES Location Uri Tehsil of Baramulla district in Jammu & Kashmir Approach Nearest Rail Head - Jammu, Nearest Airport - Srinagar. Near village Bandi 100 km Srinagar

Capacity 240 MW (4 x 60 MW) Annual Generation 1370 MUs (90% dependable year) Project Cost Rs.1724.79 Crores. (Feb. 2005 PL) Tariff rate Rs. 3.27 Per Unit. (Jan. 2004) Year of Commissioning/Completion Schedule March 2010 (Anticipated) TECHNICAL FEATURES Concrete gravity dam 52 m high, 173.2 m long with 4 nos. of spillways of 9.0 m each 4.3 Km long , 8.4 m dia of HRT (Horse Shoe Type) Restricted orifice type surge shaft of 25 m dia. 2 Nos. steel lined penstock 5m dia and 4 Nos. of bifurcated steel lined penstocks of 3.5 m dia. Underground power house of 132 m length x 15 m width x 41 m height to accommodate 4 units of 60 MW capacity each. 3.8 Km. long horse shoe type TRT. PRESENT STATUS (As on 30.11.2007) The work was severely hampered due to devastating earthquake on 08.10.2005. River diverted in Jan 2007and Dam abutment excavation completed. 88.92% HRT Heading excavation and Powerhouse excavation 36% completed. 57% TRT excavation completed. E&M works awarded to M/s Alstom and HM works awarded to M/S OM Metals SPML(JV) on 09.05.2007.