Thermal Power Plants ( 9862 MW)- KSK currently has three power plants (aggregating 144 MW) that are fully operational, four power plants (aggregating 4318 MW) that are under construction and three power plants (aggregating 5400 MW) that are under construction planning stage.

Power Plants in Operation - 144 MW

Power Plants under Construction - 4318 MW

135 MW VS Lignite Power Plant, Rajasthan This is a lignite based power plant with the capability of generating 135 MW of power. It is expected to be commissioned in end of fiscal year 2009-10. Location: The power plant is situated in Gurha Village, Bikaner District in the State of Rajasthan, India and is currently under construction. Off Taker: VSLP has entered into a power delivery agreement with various bulk consumers in state of Rajasthan and balalnce supplies to the local utility Fuel Supply: VSLP utilizes lignite as its primary fuel and was allotted with the Gurha (East) Lignite Block at Kolayat, Bikaner, Rajasthan by the Ministry of Coal, Government Of India in July 2005. The expected consumption of lignite for the plant is one MTPA at 80.0% PLF. VSLP has entered into a mining lease agreement with the Government of Rajasthan for a period of 30 years and the mining activity is complete EPC Contract: VSLP awarded the EPC contract to SEPCO, a People’s Republic of China company. Transmission: VSLP has been given permission by Rajasthan Rajya Vidyut Prasaran Nigam Limited for long-term open access on the intra-state transmission and distribution system for transmission and distribution of power from its 135 MW plant. View Project images » 540 MW Wardha Warora Power Plant, Maharashtra This is a coal-based with the capability of generating 540 MW (4X135 MW) of power. The power project is expected to be commissioned during fiscal year 2010 and 2011. Location: The power plant is situated in Warora Growth Centre, District Chandrapur, Maharashtra, India. Off Taker- WPCL, Warora has entered into a power delivery agreement with various bulk consumers in the state of maharashtra. Fuel Supply: WPCL, Warora utilizes coal in pulverized form as its primary fuel and will contain four power generating units of 135 MW capacity each, which will use regenerative, single reheat rankine cycles for power generation. with the Coal supplies are tied up from western Coal fields. EPC contract: WPCL, Warora has selected Sichuan Electric Design Company, a People’s Republic of China company, as the contractor to undertake design, supply, engineering and construction services. Transmission: WPCL, Warora has obtained approval from the Maharashtra State Electricity Development Company Limited to evacuate the 540 MW of power. View Project images » 43 MW Arasmeta Expansion Power Plant, Chhattisgarh This is a coal based captive power project with the capability of generating 43 MW of power adjacent to the existing 43 MW Arasmeta power plant (the “Arasmeta Expansion”) and is expected to be commissioned during Fiscal 2011. Location: We are developing this plant in order to meet the additional energy requirements of Lafarge for the expansion of its cement plant in Sonadih and for its planned cement manufacturing facility in Chhattisgarh. The power plant is situated in Arasmeta, Janjgir- Champa District, Chhattisgarh. Off Taker: ACPCPL expansion has entered into an agreement with Lafarge to off-take 96 MU per annum with net capacity entitlement of 17 MW of power. We intend to contract the balalnce power with industrial consumers or the local utility for the balance of the power generated by the Arasmeta Expansion on a medium-term basis. Fuel Supply: Similar to the existing Arasmeta power plant, the Arasmeta Expansion is expected to utilize coal as the primary fuel and provide a power generating unit of 43 MW capacity. We intend to augment the Arasmeta SPV’s existing fuel access from SECL for coal supply for the Arasmeta Expansion. View Project images » 3,600 MW Wardha Chhattisgarh Power Project, Chhattisgarh This is a coal based power project approximately 125 kilometers from the Morga II coal block in Chhattisgarh. The original project was a 1,800 MW power project based on coal supplies from the Morga-II coal block by GMDC. With the availability of additional fuel from the Gare Pelma Sector III coal block in Chhattisgarh, the Wardha Chhattisgarh project has been expanded through the fast track development of an additional 1,800 MW of power generation capacity in the same location.. This power project of 3600 MW is being setup in a single location and is scheduled to be commissioned on a unit-wise basis through 2012 and 2013. Location: The site for this project is situated in Nariyara village, Akaltara Tehsil, Janjgir-Champa district, Chhattisgarh. Off Taker- Pursuant to the various underlying agreements, power I to be supplied to GMDC , GIDC, GOC or nominated procuring entities and balance being tied up in line with current market practice. Fuel Supply: The Wardha Chhattisgarh power project will utilize coal as its primary fuel, and will consist of steam turbine generator units, along with its boilers and plant. GMDC has been allotted the Morga-II coal block in Chhattisgarh from the GOI. The WPCL, Chhattisgarh is entitled to seven MTPA of coal from the Morga-II coal block and nine MTPA . Similarly the WPCL, Chhattisgarh entered into a coal supply contract with the GIDC, for supplies from Gare Pelma Sector III coal , which is valid for 30 years from the date of commencement of coal supply by GIDC. The coal supply shall be exclusively for the Wardha Chhattisgarh power project and the guaranteed contracted quantity of coal supply is nine MTPA. EPC contract: The WPCL, Chhattisgarh has selected Shangdong Electric Power Construction Corporation, a leading EPC contractor from China engaged in power plant design and construction, as the contractor to undertake design, supply and provide engineering and construction services for the Wardha Chhattisgarh power project. Under these agreements, SEPCO will supply the Wardha Chhattisgarh power project with necessary equipment and materials and render such services as are required for the plant to generate aggregate power of 3,600 MW. View Project images »

Power Plants under Planning - 5400 MW

1,800 MW JR Power Project – Naini, Orissa This is a coal based power project near the Naini coal block in Orissa with the capability of generating 1,800 MW. This power project is planned being based on a fuel supply agreement that we have entered into with PIPDIC. The JRP SPV and PIPDIC signed a memorandum of understanding which specifies that PIPDIC shall procure a coal block from the GOI jointly with GMDC. PIPDIC has agreed that it will obtain a prospecting license upon allotment of the coal block and that the JRP SPV will have the exclusive responsibility for setting up one or more power projects for utilization of the coal available to PIPDIC from the coal blocks. The JRP SPV will use this coal to fuel the JR power project. 1,800 MW Wardha Naini Power Project – Naini, Orissa This is a coal based power project near the Naini coal block in Orissa with the capability of generating 1,800 MW. We entered into a memorandum of understanding with GMDC for the exploitation of coal reserves in coal blocks to be allocated by the GOI to GMDC. GMDC received, jointly with PIPDIC, a 250 million ton coal allotment from the Naini coal block in Orissa in substitution of another block. 1,800 MW KSK Narmada Power Project – Morga-I, Chhattisgarh We, together with IDFC, are planning to develop the KSK Narmada power project, a 1,800 MW coal based power project near the Morga-I coal block in Chhattisgarh through an SPV, KSK Narmada Power Company Private Limited (the “Narmada SPV”). The Company and IDFC have entered into a memorandum of understanding with the MPSMCL for fuel supply. The KSK Narmada power project will utilize coal as its primary fuel, and is expected to consist of steam turbine generator units. The Company and IDFC have entered into a memorandum of understanding with MPSMC, pursuant to which MPSMC has agreed to apply to the GOI for allocation of coal blocks. MPSMC has since been allotted the Morga-I coal block in Chhattisgarh by the GOI. Under the terms of the memorandum of understanding, the Company and IDFC would, inter alia, enter into an agreement with MPSMC for coal mining and supply. This is currently under litigation in the High Court of Madhya Pradesh and provided that we can reach a fuel supply agreement with MPSMC, we intend to use the majority of this allotment to fuel the KSK Narmada power project.