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Reliance Power wins bid for mega project
Thursday, 29 November 2007, 20:30 IST
New Delhi: Anil Ambani-owned Reliance Power has won the bid for the 4,000-MW Krishnapatnam power project in Andhra Pradesh, said a top Indian official here Thursday.
Reliance has emerged as the lowest bidder by quoting a tariff of 
2.33 per unit of electricity, Power Secretary Anil Razdan told media persons on the sidelines of an oil and gas seminar.
Reliance has already been awarded the 4,000 MW Sasan power project in Madhya Pradesh, after the lowest bid by the Lanco-Globeleque consortium was declared illegal by an empowered group of ministers.
Razdan also confirmed that the power ministry would not prevent Reliance Power from participating in bidding for other "ultra mega power projects (UMPP)" such as the one proposed at Tilaiya in Jharkhand.
"The power ministry would not amend bidding criteria to prevent one developer bagging more than two projects under the UMPP scheme. However, performance guarantee will be made more stringent in order to optimise the possibility of developers defaulting and projects getting stuck," he said.
Source: IANS
2.33 per unit of electricity, Power Secretary Anil Razdan told media persons on the sidelines of an oil and gas seminar.
Reliance has already been awarded the 4,000 MW Sasan power project in Madhya Pradesh, after the lowest bid by the Lanco-Globeleque consortium was declared illegal by an empowered group of ministers.
Razdan also confirmed that the power ministry would not prevent Reliance Power from participating in bidding for other "ultra mega power projects (UMPP)" such as the one proposed at Tilaiya in Jharkhand.
"The power ministry would not amend bidding criteria to prevent one developer bagging more than two projects under the UMPP scheme. However, performance guarantee will be made more stringent in order to optimise the possibility of developers defaulting and projects getting stuck," he said.
Source: IANS