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Punj Lloyd Group forays into solar utility projects
Posted by Debasish Choudhury on 12 November 2009 at 00:36
Punj Lloyd Group, the diversified engineering, procurement & construction conglomerate, announced its foray into the solar utility space. Punj Lloyd, which has already established itself as one of the foremost process contractors in the design and construction of related renewable facilities namely biofuels, will provide solar photovoltaics (SPV) and solar thermal solutions with a strong emphasis on technology and providing application specific solutions. This initiative will be driven by Punj Lloyd Delta Renewables, headed by CEO, Dr Tariq Alam.
On this landmark move, Mr. Atul Punj, Chairman, Punj Lloyd Group stated, “It is logical for us as EPC leaders to partner with Delta Solar of Singapore, who are already established in India and are the chosen provider for solar lighting solutions for the Commonwealth Games Village. This initiative will enable us to address the immediate need for significant energy savings and clean energy sources globally.”
Punj Lloyd Delta Renewables will develop, engineer and execute renewable energy based projects throughout the world. Acutely aware of the environmental and sustainability issues associated with the production of fuels and energy using conventional methods, and the growing global demand for alternative renewable sources, Punj Lloyd Delta Renewables will provide turnkey integrated development and sustainable solutions within the power, building and infrastructure sectors.
While initially focussing on solar energy, Punj Lloyd Delta Renewables will diversify into other forms of renewable energy like biomass and wind.
Dr Tariq Alam, CEO, Punj Lloyd Delta Renewables said, “The amalgamation of Punj Lloyd’s global presence and management expertise and Delta Solar’s comprehensive understanding of key applications, together with leading edge designs and technology provides the ideal foundation for us to become a dominant global force in the renewable energy sector. “
Further information is available at www.punjlloydgroup.com.
About Delta Solar
Delta Solar is a turnkey solar solutions provider whose approach encompasses all facets of solar energy systems design and manufacturing, component sourcing, installation and maintenance for both the urban and rural communities. Headquartered in Singapore, Delta Solar has wholly owned subsidiaries in New Delhi, India and Dhaka, Bangladesh.
About Dr Tariq Alam
Dr Tariq Alam is Founder, Chairman and Managing Director of DELTA Solar Group Pte. Ltd. Dr Alam gained his PhD from University of Leeds, UK in Electronic and Electrical Engineering in 1998. He then went on to join a leading US Semiconductor company where he had several years of experience in semiconductor design and manufacturing. He held a number of key roles across the company in engineering and marketing and eventually held the position of Vice-President, Global Sales and Customer Support.
Posted by Debasish Choudhury on 12 November 2009 at 00:36
Punj Lloyd Group, the diversified engineering, procurement & construction conglomerate, announced its foray into the solar utility space. Punj Lloyd, which has already established itself as one of the foremost process contractors in the design and construction of related renewable facilities namely biofuels, will provide solar photovoltaics (SPV) and solar thermal solutions with a strong emphasis on technology and providing application specific solutions. This initiative will be driven by Punj Lloyd Delta Renewables, headed by CEO, Dr Tariq Alam.
On this landmark move, Mr. Atul Punj, Chairman, Punj Lloyd Group stated, “It is logical for us as EPC leaders to partner with Delta Solar of Singapore, who are already established in India and are the chosen provider for solar lighting solutions for the Commonwealth Games Village. This initiative will enable us to address the immediate need for significant energy savings and clean energy sources globally.”
Punj Lloyd Delta Renewables will develop, engineer and execute renewable energy based projects throughout the world. Acutely aware of the environmental and sustainability issues associated with the production of fuels and energy using conventional methods, and the growing global demand for alternative renewable sources, Punj Lloyd Delta Renewables will provide turnkey integrated development and sustainable solutions within the power, building and infrastructure sectors.
While initially focussing on solar energy, Punj Lloyd Delta Renewables will diversify into other forms of renewable energy like biomass and wind.
Dr Tariq Alam, CEO, Punj Lloyd Delta Renewables said, “The amalgamation of Punj Lloyd’s global presence and management expertise and Delta Solar’s comprehensive understanding of key applications, together with leading edge designs and technology provides the ideal foundation for us to become a dominant global force in the renewable energy sector. “
Further information is available at www.punjlloydgroup.com.
About Delta Solar
Delta Solar is a turnkey solar solutions provider whose approach encompasses all facets of solar energy systems design and manufacturing, component sourcing, installation and maintenance for both the urban and rural communities. Headquartered in Singapore, Delta Solar has wholly owned subsidiaries in New Delhi, India and Dhaka, Bangladesh.
About Dr Tariq Alam
Dr Tariq Alam is Founder, Chairman and Managing Director of DELTA Solar Group Pte. Ltd. Dr Alam gained his PhD from University of Leeds, UK in Electronic and Electrical Engineering in 1998. He then went on to join a leading US Semiconductor company where he had several years of experience in semiconductor design and manufacturing. He held a number of key roles across the company in engineering and marketing and eventually held the position of Vice-President, Global Sales and Customer Support.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 38.389.384 von Vivian664 am 15.11.09 03:55:10keine gefunden bisher; kommt öfter vor und nach einiger Zeit wird manchmal auch eine vergeben.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 38.389.384 von Vivian664 am 15.11.09 03:55:10Über die HP bekommst Du die BSE-Daten. Für D oder andere Handelsplätze hab ich auch noch nichts gefunden. Und in Indien direkt habe ich auch noch nie gehandelt. Keine Ahnung, ob möglich und was das kostet.
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Punj Lloyd bags EPC project worth Rs 10.23 bn
Source: IRIS (03-MAR-10)
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Punj Lloyd, an engineering and construction company has bagged an EPC project worth Rs 10.23 billion from Dhariwal Infrastructure, Kolkata, an RPG Group Company.
The scope of work involve engineering, procurement and construction of complete balance of plant systems including civil and structural works for entire plant, erection, testing and commissioning services for boiler, turbine and generators on a 2 X 300 MW thermal power project at Tadali village, near Chandrapur in Maharashtra.
The company also announced that Simon Carves (SCL) its UK subsidiary, has obtained `take over` certificate of the engineering and construction of the world`s largest wheat to bio ethanol plant at Teesside, England, for its client, Ensus UK.
The client has decided to levy liquidated damages to the extent of GBP 23.1 million owing to delay in achieving the completion of this project. The delay in project completion is, inter alia, owing to delays by subcontractors, including certain client nominated sub contractors.
Shares of the company gained Rs 1.65, or 0.92%, to settle at Rs 181.55. The total volume of shares traded was 536,764 at the BSE (Wednesday).
Source: IRIS (03-MAR-10)
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Punj Lloyd, an engineering and construction company has bagged an EPC project worth Rs 10.23 billion from Dhariwal Infrastructure, Kolkata, an RPG Group Company.
The scope of work involve engineering, procurement and construction of complete balance of plant systems including civil and structural works for entire plant, erection, testing and commissioning services for boiler, turbine and generators on a 2 X 300 MW thermal power project at Tadali village, near Chandrapur in Maharashtra.
The company also announced that Simon Carves (SCL) its UK subsidiary, has obtained `take over` certificate of the engineering and construction of the world`s largest wheat to bio ethanol plant at Teesside, England, for its client, Ensus UK.
The client has decided to levy liquidated damages to the extent of GBP 23.1 million owing to delay in achieving the completion of this project. The delay in project completion is, inter alia, owing to delays by subcontractors, including certain client nominated sub contractors.
Shares of the company gained Rs 1.65, or 0.92%, to settle at Rs 181.55. The total volume of shares traded was 536,764 at the BSE (Wednesday).
Solar power: India Inc lines up Rs 100,000-crore plans
P B Jayakumar in Mumbai
Punj Lloyd Delta Renewables is just four months old. The company has already become the largest Indian engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) player in solar power, thanks to its first mover advantage.
The company, a joint venture between Singapore-based Delta Renewables and Indian infrastructure major Punj Lloyd, has bagged about Rs 300 crore (Rs 3 billion) worth of orders, a majority of which are from the Bihar government. Tariq Alam, CEO, says "our start has been much better than we anticipated. Opportunities coming up are going to be very huge in solar power".
The sun is shining bright for many others players in the solar sector as well. Balaji Lenka, director of Schneider Electric India, agrees. "A clear picture on opportunities in solar will emerge within a few months once the government approves the investments for the first 1,000 Mw," he says.
A few weeks ago, Schneider launched its advanced power electronic products and systems for the renewable power market in India, mainly targeting investments coming up in the solar energy space.
"Incentives offered by the government are irresistible for any business house," says Yash Birla, chairman of Yash Birla Group, which is planning a Rs 2,000-crore (Rs 20 billion) foray into solar power.
P B Jayakumar in Mumbai
Punj Lloyd Delta Renewables is just four months old. The company has already become the largest Indian engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) player in solar power, thanks to its first mover advantage.
The company, a joint venture between Singapore-based Delta Renewables and Indian infrastructure major Punj Lloyd, has bagged about Rs 300 crore (Rs 3 billion) worth of orders, a majority of which are from the Bihar government. Tariq Alam, CEO, says "our start has been much better than we anticipated. Opportunities coming up are going to be very huge in solar power".
The sun is shining bright for many others players in the solar sector as well. Balaji Lenka, director of Schneider Electric India, agrees. "A clear picture on opportunities in solar will emerge within a few months once the government approves the investments for the first 1,000 Mw," he says.
A few weeks ago, Schneider launched its advanced power electronic products and systems for the renewable power market in India, mainly targeting investments coming up in the solar energy space.
"Incentives offered by the government are irresistible for any business house," says Yash Birla, chairman of Yash Birla Group, which is planning a Rs 2,000-crore (Rs 20 billion) foray into solar power.
PEDA allots 5 solar power projects to Punj Lloyd
Published: Wednesday, Aug 11, 2010, 16:54 IST
Place: Chandigarh | Agency: PTI
Punjab Energy Development Agency (PEDA) has allotted five solar power projects to construction major Punj Lloyd to be set up at locations, including the Golden Temple and the Punjab Assembly.
"Punj Lloyd has been allotted solar power projects, which will be set up at several locations in Punjab and Chandigarh," a senior official of Punjab Energy Development Agency (PEDA), which is executing the project, said here today.
Over 10 bidders participated in the bidding and Punj Lloyd was the lowest bidder among them, he said.
State-owned PEDA had invited bids for setting up solar power projects at various locations such as the Golden Temple (18 KW) and Durgiana Mandir (11kw) in Amritsar, Punjab Raj Bhawan (45kw), Punjab Secretariat (12kw) and Punjab Assembly (20kw).
Setting up solar power projects will involve an investment of Rs28.31 lakh for Golden Temple, Rs27.58 lakh for Durgiana Mandir, Rs76.95 lakh for Punjab Raj Bhawan, Rs21.56 lakh for Punjab Secretariat and Rs32.92 lakh for the Punjab Assembly.
"The project is expected to be completed within six months," he said.
"The project using solar photovoltaic technology has been awarded under the Special Area Demonstration Programme of the Union ministry of New and Renewable Energy, which also provides an incentive of minimum Rs2.5 lakh per project to popularise the solar energy projects," he said.
Published: Wednesday, Aug 11, 2010, 16:54 IST
Place: Chandigarh | Agency: PTI
Punjab Energy Development Agency (PEDA) has allotted five solar power projects to construction major Punj Lloyd to be set up at locations, including the Golden Temple and the Punjab Assembly.
"Punj Lloyd has been allotted solar power projects, which will be set up at several locations in Punjab and Chandigarh," a senior official of Punjab Energy Development Agency (PEDA), which is executing the project, said here today.
Over 10 bidders participated in the bidding and Punj Lloyd was the lowest bidder among them, he said.
State-owned PEDA had invited bids for setting up solar power projects at various locations such as the Golden Temple (18 KW) and Durgiana Mandir (11kw) in Amritsar, Punjab Raj Bhawan (45kw), Punjab Secretariat (12kw) and Punjab Assembly (20kw).
Setting up solar power projects will involve an investment of Rs28.31 lakh for Golden Temple, Rs27.58 lakh for Durgiana Mandir, Rs76.95 lakh for Punjab Raj Bhawan, Rs21.56 lakh for Punjab Secretariat and Rs32.92 lakh for the Punjab Assembly.
"The project is expected to be completed within six months," he said.
"The project using solar photovoltaic technology has been awarded under the Special Area Demonstration Programme of the Union ministry of New and Renewable Energy, which also provides an incentive of minimum Rs2.5 lakh per project to popularise the solar energy projects," he said.
Punj Lloyd Partakes in Scripting India’s Solar Story
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Awarded a contract under the Jawaharlal Nehru National Solar Mission to develop a 5 MW solar PV plant in Rajasthan
New Delhi, January 12, 2011: Tapping the innate potential of the most sustainable element in India’s energy basket, Punj Lloyd Group, the diversified global engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) conglomerate, today announced the signing of a 25 year Power Purchase Agreement with NTPC Vidyut Vyapar Nigam Ltd (NVVN) for sale of power from a 5 MW PV based Solar Power plant to be built at Phalodi area of Jodhpur district in Rajasthan. This project is being set up as part of Jawaharlal Nehru National Solar Mission (JNNSM), a program under the aegis of Ministry of New & Renewable Energy and Ministry of Power.
This Solar power plant is being developed by Punj Lloyd Solar Power Limited, a Special Purpose Vehicle, which has been set up for the implementation of this project. Punj Lloyd Solar Power Limited will commission, operate and maintain the plant. The plant will be commissioned in a period of 12 months.
On the contract-win, Atul Punj, Chairman, Punj Lloyd Group, said, “India is richly endowed with sunlight and Jodhpur has over 330 sunny days every year with the highest Direct Solar Insulation in the country. Jawaharlal Nehru National Solar Mission, which aims to generate 20,000 MW of solar power by the year 2022 has proven to be a game changer in not only generating energy but also in transforming the lives of the beneficiaries besides creating local jobs. We are proud to be a part of this initiative, which will minimise India’s dependence on conventional power by building state-of-the-art infrastructure in a state that has the maximum number of sunny days in the country.”
He further added, “The project underlines our commitment to develop renewable energy in India. We are confident that the successful and timely execution of the solar grid connect system in Jodhpur will not only meet the need of efficient generation and distribution of solar power but will also contribute to the global mandate for action on climate change.”
The scope of work for the project would include site preparation of approximately 35 acres, construction of about 8000 concrete foundations for module mounting structures, installation of approximately 560 tons of mounting structures, construction of control room, LT panel, metering room, S/S & security room, installation of 5 units of 1050 (350 X3) KW (Kilo Watt) central inverters, installation of communication & monitoring equipment and network up to each inverter and grid interfacing and synchronizing.
Punj Lloyd has been committed to participate in building India’s renewable energy infrastructure making it a self-reliant market. The Group’s past projects in this space include India’s largest solar based EPC project for 850 water treatment plants in Bihar and a contract for executing five prestigious turnkey solar power projects from Punjab Government including solar electrification of Golden temple.
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Awarded a contract under the Jawaharlal Nehru National Solar Mission to develop a 5 MW solar PV plant in Rajasthan
New Delhi, January 12, 2011: Tapping the innate potential of the most sustainable element in India’s energy basket, Punj Lloyd Group, the diversified global engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) conglomerate, today announced the signing of a 25 year Power Purchase Agreement with NTPC Vidyut Vyapar Nigam Ltd (NVVN) for sale of power from a 5 MW PV based Solar Power plant to be built at Phalodi area of Jodhpur district in Rajasthan. This project is being set up as part of Jawaharlal Nehru National Solar Mission (JNNSM), a program under the aegis of Ministry of New & Renewable Energy and Ministry of Power.
This Solar power plant is being developed by Punj Lloyd Solar Power Limited, a Special Purpose Vehicle, which has been set up for the implementation of this project. Punj Lloyd Solar Power Limited will commission, operate and maintain the plant. The plant will be commissioned in a period of 12 months.
On the contract-win, Atul Punj, Chairman, Punj Lloyd Group, said, “India is richly endowed with sunlight and Jodhpur has over 330 sunny days every year with the highest Direct Solar Insulation in the country. Jawaharlal Nehru National Solar Mission, which aims to generate 20,000 MW of solar power by the year 2022 has proven to be a game changer in not only generating energy but also in transforming the lives of the beneficiaries besides creating local jobs. We are proud to be a part of this initiative, which will minimise India’s dependence on conventional power by building state-of-the-art infrastructure in a state that has the maximum number of sunny days in the country.”
He further added, “The project underlines our commitment to develop renewable energy in India. We are confident that the successful and timely execution of the solar grid connect system in Jodhpur will not only meet the need of efficient generation and distribution of solar power but will also contribute to the global mandate for action on climate change.”
The scope of work for the project would include site preparation of approximately 35 acres, construction of about 8000 concrete foundations for module mounting structures, installation of approximately 560 tons of mounting structures, construction of control room, LT panel, metering room, S/S & security room, installation of 5 units of 1050 (350 X3) KW (Kilo Watt) central inverters, installation of communication & monitoring equipment and network up to each inverter and grid interfacing and synchronizing.
Punj Lloyd has been committed to participate in building India’s renewable energy infrastructure making it a self-reliant market. The Group’s past projects in this space include India’s largest solar based EPC project for 850 water treatment plants in Bihar and a contract for executing five prestigious turnkey solar power projects from Punjab Government including solar electrification of Golden temple.
06.10.2011
Corporate News SolarWorld AG
(Securities Code No.: WKN 510 840)
(International Securities Identification Number: ISIN DE0005108401)
SolarWorld AG: Joint Venture vergibt Auftrag zum Bau eines Silizium-Werks in Katar
Gesamtinvestition liegt bei 1 Mrd. US-Dollar/ Jährlich sollen 8.000 Tonnen Polysilizium produziert werden
Die SolarWorld AG baut ihre Aktivitäten am Beginn der solaren Wertschöpfungskette weiter aus: Gemeinsam mit ihren Partnern produziert die SolarWorld AG künftig in Katar pro Jahr bis zu 8.000 Tonnen Silizium, das speziell für die Weiterverarbeitung zu Solarwafern geeignet ist. Dazu gründete SolarWorld gemeinsam mit Qatar Solar und der Qatar Development Bank das Joint Venture Qatar Solar Technologies, das nun den Auftrag zum Bau der Siliziumfabrik an den indischen Generalunternehmer Punj Lloyd Group vergeben hat.
Das 120 Hektar große Gelände, auf dem die Fabrik gebaut wird, befindet sich im Industriegebiet Ras Laffan nördlich der Hauptstadt Doha und wurde bereits mit Blick auf Erweiterungspotentiale ausgewählt. Bereits im zweiten Halbjahr 2013 soll dort mit der Produktion von hochreinem Polysilizium begonnen werden.
„Mit dem Ausbau unserer Siliziumherstellungs-Kapazitäten senken wir weiter die Kosten für sauberen Solarstrom“, sagt SolarWorld-Vorstandsvorsitzender Dr.-Ing. E. h. Frank Asbeck.
„Indem wir heute die Ressourcen unseres Landes zur Siliziumherstellung nutzen, schaffen wir die Grundlage für weitere Solartechnologien und -produkte. So tragen wir zur globalen Energiewende mit einem vielfältigen Mix Erneuerbarer Energien bei“, sagte Dr. Khalid K. Al Hajri, Vorstandsmitglied und CEO von Qatar Solar Technologies.
Das Joint Venture Qatar Solar Technologies war im Jahr 2010 gegründet worden. Als Lieferant für Technik und Anlagen wurde die Firma Centrotherm ausgewählt.
Corporate News SolarWorld AG
(Securities Code No.: WKN 510 840)
(International Securities Identification Number: ISIN DE0005108401)
SolarWorld AG: Joint Venture vergibt Auftrag zum Bau eines Silizium-Werks in Katar
Gesamtinvestition liegt bei 1 Mrd. US-Dollar/ Jährlich sollen 8.000 Tonnen Polysilizium produziert werden
Die SolarWorld AG baut ihre Aktivitäten am Beginn der solaren Wertschöpfungskette weiter aus: Gemeinsam mit ihren Partnern produziert die SolarWorld AG künftig in Katar pro Jahr bis zu 8.000 Tonnen Silizium, das speziell für die Weiterverarbeitung zu Solarwafern geeignet ist. Dazu gründete SolarWorld gemeinsam mit Qatar Solar und der Qatar Development Bank das Joint Venture Qatar Solar Technologies, das nun den Auftrag zum Bau der Siliziumfabrik an den indischen Generalunternehmer Punj Lloyd Group vergeben hat.
Das 120 Hektar große Gelände, auf dem die Fabrik gebaut wird, befindet sich im Industriegebiet Ras Laffan nördlich der Hauptstadt Doha und wurde bereits mit Blick auf Erweiterungspotentiale ausgewählt. Bereits im zweiten Halbjahr 2013 soll dort mit der Produktion von hochreinem Polysilizium begonnen werden.
„Mit dem Ausbau unserer Siliziumherstellungs-Kapazitäten senken wir weiter die Kosten für sauberen Solarstrom“, sagt SolarWorld-Vorstandsvorsitzender Dr.-Ing. E. h. Frank Asbeck.
„Indem wir heute die Ressourcen unseres Landes zur Siliziumherstellung nutzen, schaffen wir die Grundlage für weitere Solartechnologien und -produkte. So tragen wir zur globalen Energiewende mit einem vielfältigen Mix Erneuerbarer Energien bei“, sagte Dr. Khalid K. Al Hajri, Vorstandsmitglied und CEO von Qatar Solar Technologies.
Das Joint Venture Qatar Solar Technologies war im Jahr 2010 gegründet worden. Als Lieferant für Technik und Anlagen wurde die Firma Centrotherm ausgewählt.
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