Fw: [INDIA-HydroPower:66] Re: (RisingSpamAlert)[INDIA-HydroPower:60]Indianfirms in fray for Nepal Power Project

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----- Original Message -----

From: LM Rajbhandari <kgkt...@wlink.com.np>

To: <indiahy...@googlegroups.com>

Sent: Thursday, August 17, 2006 9:44 PM

Subject: [INDIA-HydroPower:63] Re: (Rising SpamAlert)[INDIA-HydroPower:60]Indian firms in fray for Nepal Power Project

>
> Dear Mr. Vishal Singal,
>
> Thanks for your information.
>
> Now a days in Nepal have good oppertunities for the hydro power project for
> foregner to investment. We are very much interested to co-operate any group
> who want to invest in hydro power project.
>
> You know very well that we are doing pico-micro hydro project in Nepal and
> more than 500 system we have already installed here.
>
> Thanking you with best regards,
>
> L.M.Rajbhandari
> Chairman
> Krishna Grill & Engineering Works (Pvt.) Ltd.
> Koshati Trading Concern Pvt. Ltd.
> PO Box No. 150
> Main Road South
> Biratnagar-13
> Nepal
> Phone: 00977 21 535904/525492
> Fax: 00977 21 531162
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Vishal Singal" <singa...@gmail.com>
> To: "India Hydro-Electric Power" <indiahy...@googlegroups.com>
> Sent: Thursday, August 17, 2006 11:12 AM
> Subject: (Rising Spam Alert)[INDIA-HydroPower:60] Indian firms in fray for
> Nepal Power Project
>
>
> > Source: http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/articleshow/1898521.cms
> >
> > KATHMANDU: As peace talks resume in Nepal between the government and
> > Maoist insurgents, at least three Indian companies are eyeing a
> > hydropower project in the country's north.
> >
> > The 300 MW Upper Karnali hydropower project, once considered a risky
> > venture because of the presence of Maoists in the region, has become an
> > attractive proposition for Indian investors as the rebels have signed a
> > pact with the government to allow the industrial sector to operate
> > without hindrances.
> >
> > New Delhi's Jaypee Group, Andhra Pradesh's GVK and the
> > Bangalore-headquartered GMR Group have begun talks with the government
> > for staking the power project.
> >
> > In 2003, India's National Hydroelectric Power Corp had reached an
> > understanding with Nepal Electricity to develop the project as an
> > independent power producer without any links to the Indian government.
> >
> > NHPC chairman and managing director Yogendra Prasad had visited Nepal,
> > met power officials, and strengthened the understanding that NHPC would
> > have a majority stake (80-85 percent) with the produced power being
> > sold to India.
> >
> > However, even three years later, the project failed to take off. Held
> > back at first by a disagreement over power rate, last year talks were
> > almost abandoned after King Gyanendra seized power and the political
> > turmoil and royal regime's cold war with New Delhi kept Indian
> > investors away.
> >
> > Last year, the cash-strapped and power-starved royal regime announced
> > it would look for other investors if NHPC did not show up.
> >
> > Now, four months after the fall of the royal regime, NHPC is yet to
> > pick up the threads of the old understanding whereas three new Indian
> > companies are showing keen interest.
> >
> > Of them, the Jaypee Group, which has interests ranging from
> > construction, hospitality, engineering and IT and boasts of an annual
> > turnover of over $650 million, already has the experience of running a
> > hydropower project outside India.
> >
> > Besides operating 12 hydropower projects in six Indian states, it is
> > also involved in the Tala hydroelectric project in Chukha Dzongkhag in
> > western Bhutan.
> >
> > GVK, currently developing hydel projects in Himachal Pradesh and
> > Uttaranchal, this year formed a consortium with the GMR Group to
> > upgrade the New Delhi and Mumbai airports.
> >
> > More Indian investors could turn their attention to Nepal with the
> > Confederation of Nepalese Industries and Independent Power Producers of
> > Nepal planning two separate hydropower marts for small and medium-size
> > projects.
> >
> > While the Hydropower Invest Mart 2006 would be held Aug 21-23 to
> > identify small projects up to 10 MW and match them with investors,
> > later during the year a mart would be organised to identify medium
> > projects, ranging from 10-100 MW.
> >
> > Vishal Singal
> >
> > Singal Hydel Consulting SHC
> > "Power House" # 892, Sector 12
> > Panchkula 134 112, HRY INDIA
> > Tel +91 9888188891, 9888288892
> > E-Mail: singa...@yahoo.com
> > Web: http://www.himurja.com
> > [Tapping the Power of the Himalayas]
> >
> >
> > >
> >
>
>
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