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KSK Mahanadi Power Company Limited CIN No : U40300TG2009PLC064062

Works Registered Office

Near Nariyara Village, 8-2-293/82/A/43 1 /A. Akaltara Tehsil, Road No. 22. Jubilee Hills, Janjgir - Charnpa District, Hyderabad - 500033 Chhattisgarh Tel: +01-40-23559922-25 Tel (Site): 07817-284001 Fax: +91-40-23559930

The Director Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change Indira Paryavaran Bhavan Jor Bagh Road Aliganj Road New Delhi

Subject Environmental Clearance of 6x600 MW Coal Based Thermal Power, Nariyara, District Janjgir Champa District, Chhattisgarh state by KSK Mahanadi Power Company Limited- Request for Extension of permission to use road to transport coal from source to Plant site and change of mode of procurement from Linkage coal to Forward E-acution coal - Additional data sought by Member Secretary- Regarding

Ref : Acceptance letter for EC for EC F.No.13012/44/2008-IA-III( T)/MOEFCC dated 21 Aug 2017

Dear sir

With reference to above mentioned subject and reference, Additional details are sought by concerned Member Secretary after consideration of proposal in EAC Meeting by your goodoffices, the following information is enclosed for your records and also consideration of appraisal of amendment of environmental clearance of KSK Mahanadi Power plant, Nariyara, Janjgir Champa District,

1. Status of NGT case on KSK Mahanadi Project

O.A. bearing no. 330812014 between Amarnath Agarwal vs Union of India and others is pending before the Hon'ble National Green Tribunal at Bhopal on KSK Mahanadi project and in the last date of hearing i.e. on 07.09.2017, NGT has direct KSK Mahanadi Power Company Limited to conduct a social audit to ascertain the impact on economic and social status of project affected people since 2012. The tribunal has earmarked the areas in which the social audit has to be done. The assessment of social impact is to be done in following lines:-

9 The economic status of the persons in terms of per capita income in 2012 or before and in 2016.

> Number of people in age group 21-30 years which may have been benefitted as a result of activities of KMPCL w.r.t skill development, educational and employment in KMPCL as well as other companies within a radius of 50 kms

9 Identify priorities of the work which are the minimum necessities of the people of the area within the ten villages.

9 The study may include education, health, skill development and environmental activities in the area.

P Status with regard to the agriculture and animal husbandry in the area.

On the above mentioned subject, KSK Mahanadi has already initiated activity and identified various Socio economic consultants, shortlisted and asked for quotations to carry study . work orders will be placed by 1'' of October-2017 and final report will be submitted by 1 5 ~ ~ of December,2017.

2. Six monthly Environmental Clearance conditions compliance report for the period of December16 to May 17- enclosed as Annexure-I

3. District Collector report on CSR activities - Enclosed as Annexure-I1

This is for your information and necessary records

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Condition

tri-flue stacks 275 height should be provided.

COC of 5 shall be maintained

To utilize fly ash generation from power plant, the proponent should explore the possibility of setting up either its own cement plant /grinding unit and/or a brick manufacturing unit of 50,000/1,00,000 bricks/day capacity, and explore other possibilities of utilizing the fly ash in full form the stipulated period.

For post project monitoring, the proponent should set up piezometric monitoring station around the ash pond.

4th year the of coal should be through rail only.

The green belt to be provided should be of canopy type with three tiers.

An amount of 64 crore as capital and Rs. 10 crore/annum as recurring should be earmarked for the activities to be taken up under CSR by the above proponent. Details of activities to be undertaken in this regard

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Compliance

Two nos. of RCC stacks already been provided for all the six units. The height of both the stacks is 275 meters from the ground level.

Cycle of Concentration 5 has been maintained.

During the lSt year of operation 55 O/O of Fly ash has been utilized (against target of 50%)

For the 2"d year of operation 86 O/O of Fly ash has been utilized (against target of 70%). For the 3rd year of operation 70 O/o of Fly ash has been utilized (against target of 80 %). For the 4th year of operation 82% of fly Ash has been utilized (against target of 100%).

Long term action plan is enclosed as Annexure-I

4 Nos. of Pizometric wells have been provided around the ash pond area.

Images of Piezometers is enclosed as Annexure-I1

Rail line infrastructure has been made for coal transportation from SECL, Korba. 80% of Raw coal is being transported from the SECL, Korba area to plant head & remaining coal is being transported through road mode

A green belt of 516 tiers, in 100 meter width is being developed, along the periphery of the plant boundary.

Species selection has been made on the basis of local Climatological factors and soil characteristics.

(i.e. Sisam, Peltoform, Satvan, Karanj,Sirus Simarua, Neem, Ganga imili, Pepal, Kadam, Cassia Siamia, Chinour, Ajuna, Bargad, Jamun, Amla, Gulmohar are being used in rows to maintain canopy type and strata)

Till date total 2,97,000 number of saplings have been planted in 224 hectares of project land and further plantation is in progress. Photos of the Greenbelt developed at site is attached as Annexure-111.

As on date Rs.51 Crores had been spent for CSR activities, the detail of the work activities under CSR is enclosed as Annexure-IV. Similarly the report has been communicated to MOEF and Regional Office, Bhopal includinq

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should be submitted. CECB, Raipur on regular basis.

High efficiency ESP + Hybrid Fabric Filter combination, with 99.7% efficiency had been installed.

High efficiency of Electrostatic Precipitator (ESP) with spare fields shall be installed to ensure that particulate emission does not exceed 50 m g / ~ m ~ .

Following provisions have been made to control the Fugitive emissions:

Note: ESP +FF combination is commissioned for u n i t # l & 2 ( each of 600MW) and emissions are well within 50mg/m3

Average Emission of Particulate Matter from operation of Units # 1 & 2 is 20 To 30 m g / ~ m ~ . Details of stack emission are presented in Annexure-V.

Space provision shall be kept for retrofitting of FGD system, i f required at a later date.

Adequate dust extraction such as cyclones/bag filters and water spray system in dusty areas such as in coal handling and ash handling points, transfer areas and other vulnerable dusty areas shall be provided.

Space provisions have been made for retrofitting of FGD system in Project lay out.

b Pulse Jet type bag filters have been installed a t all the Transfer points and on coal conveyor system meant for Coal transport from CHP area to boiler area.

Z 44 Nos. of Rain guns with Water spraying system has been installed in the Coal yard area.

Fly ash silo top is mounted with 2 Nos. of Bag filters to arrest fugitive dust, similarly

Water spraying system has been provided to mitigate fugitive dust from the dust prone area.

and th; treated sewage shall be used for 1 I A Sewage treatment plant shall be provided

raising greenbelt/plantation.

STP having capacity of 2 x 25m3/~ r . , is under operation, for treating Domestic waste water.

The treated waste water is being reused for green belt and horticulture purpose.

Rainwater harvesting should be adopted. Central Ground Water Authority/board is consulted for finalization of appropriate rain water harvesting technology within a period of three months from the date of clearance and details shall be furnished.

l+ Rain water harvesting structures have been constructed as per approved plan of CGWB.

> Rainwater harvesting pond has been constructed with a capacity of 60 CUM, abandoned bore wells have been converted in to rain water recharge wells and Percolation structures have been constructed in low lyinq areas

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Details are enclosed as Annexure-VI

Adequate provision for dust suppression system-water sprinkling arrangement has been incorporated in the project in all dust vulnerable

Adequate safety measures shall be provided areas including coal storage yard and being 13 in the area to check/minimize operated regularly to minimize fugitive

spontaneous fires in coal yard, especially emissions- All safety measures have been during summer season. adopted to checklminimize any incidents of fire

and especially in summer season. Two full- fledged fire tenders are available at site.

Storage facilities for auxiliary liquid fuel such

as LDO/HFO/LSHS shall be made in the On Site Disaster Management Plan has been plant area where risk is minimum to the approved by factory Inspector and the same is

14 storage facilities. Disaster Management Plan being implemented during operation of the shall be prepared to meet any eventuality in case of an accident taking place. Sulphur power plant.

content in the liquid fuel not exceed O.SO/o

Regular monitoring of ground water in and around ash pond area including heavy metals (~g,Cr,As,Pb) shall be carried out, Regular Monitoring of ground water in and records maintained and SIX monthly reports around ash dyke areas is being done to have shall be furnished to the Regional Office of check the heavy metals into the ground water.

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The data so obtained should be compared with the baseline data so as to ensure that the ground water quality is not adversely affected due to the project.

A green belt of 5/6 tiers, in 100 meter width is being developed, along the periphery of the plant boundary.


(i.e. Sisam, Peltraforms, Satvan, Karanj, Siris

A greenbelt of adequate width and density Simarua, Neem, Ganga emali, Pipal, Kadam, Cassia siamia, Chinour, Kahua, Mango, Bargad,

17 shall be developed around the 'Iant Jamun, Amla, Gulmohar are being used in rows periphery covering 1/3 rd of the project area

to maintain canopy type with local species.

Till date total 2,97000 no's of saplings have been planted in 224 hectares of project land and further plantation is in progress.

Photos of the Greenbelt developed at site is attached as Annexure-111.

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Regular monitoring of ground level concentration of SO2, NOx, Hg, SPM and RSPM shall be carried out in the impact zone and records maintained. I f at any stage these levels are found to exceed the prescribed limits, necessary control measures shall be provided immediately.

The location of the monitoring stations and frequency of monitoring shall be decided in consultation with SPCB. Periodic reports shall be submitted to the Regional Office of this Ministry. The data shall also be put on the website of the company.

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Regular ambient air quality monitoring of ground level concentration of SO2, NOx, CO, PMlO and PM2.5 is being carried out in the impact zone and the details are being submitted on monthly basis to CECB, Chhattisgarh. The values are well within the prescribed limits

The project proponent shall advertise in at least two local newspapers widely circulated in the region around the project, one of which shall be in the vernacular language of the locality /office of Municipal Corporation/Gram Panchayat concerned and on the company's web site within seven days from the date of this clearance letter, informing that the project has been accorded environmental clearance and copies of clearance letter are available with the State Pollution Control Board/Committee and may also be seen at Website of the Ministry of Environment and Forests at http://envfor.nic.in.

A copy of the clearance letter shall be sent by the proponent to concerned Panchayat, ZilaParisad / Municipal Corporation, urban local Body and the Local NGO, i f any, from whom suggestions/representations, i f any, received while processing the proposal. The clearance letter shall also be put on the website of the Company by the proponent.

First Aid and sanitation arrangements shall be made available for the drivers and other contract workers during construction phase.

The Public Notice of Environmental Clearance has been published in two local newspapers namely- The Haribhumi and Danik Bhaskar on 23.10.09 which are widely circulated in the region.

Enclosed as Annexure -VII

Adequate arrangement for first aid, sanitation and safe drinking water has been provided for all drivers and contractor workers during construction activities,

Complied

Complied

Environmental Clearance letter has been placed in the website of the company.

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The proponent shall upload the status of compliance of the stipulated EC conditions, including results of monitoring data On their website and shall update the same periodically. I t shall simultaneously be sent to the Regional Office of MoEF, the respective Zonal office of CPCB and the SPCB. The criteria pollutant levels namely; SPM, RSPM,S02, NO, (ambient levels as well as stack emissions) shall be monitored and displayed at a convenient location near the main gate of the company in the public domain.

The project proponent shall also submit six monthly reports on the status of compliance of the stipulated EC conditions including results of monitored data (both in hard copies as well by e-mail) to the respective Regional Office of MOEF, the respective Zonal Office of CPCB and the SPCB.

The environment statement for each financial year ending 31St March in Form-V as is mandated to be submitted by the project proponent to the concerned State Pollution Control Board as prescribed under the Environment (Protection) Rules, 1986, as amended subsequently, shall also be put on the website of the company along with the status of compliance of EC conditions and shall also be sent to the respective Regional Offices of MOEF by e-mail.

A separate environment management cell with qualified staff shall be set up for implementation of the stipulated environmental safeguards.

Regional Office of the Ministry of Environment & Forests located at Bhopal will monitor the implementation of the stipulated conditions. A complete set of documents including Environmental Impact Assessment Report, Environment Management Plan along with the additional information submitted from time to time shall be forwarded to the Regional Office for their use during monitoring.

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Compliance

Status of compliance of EC conditions has been uploaded as stipulated and is being updated regularly on Six monthly basis.

Half yearly report for the period of May 2016 to Nov 2016 has been submitted vide Letter No. MoEF&CC/NPUR/STKM/2500108/1452 Dt: 12.12.2016.

Enclosed as Annexure-VIII

Environment Statement for the Financial year 2016-17 submitted vide letter no.- CECB,BILAS/SKGT/2500108/1792 Dtd.16.06.2017

Enclosed as Annexure-VIII (A)

An Environment Management cell has been setup, headed by Sr. General Manager.

A set of documents has been submitted to Regional Office of the Ministry vide Ref: MOE&F, BHPL/AGRY/l160201/1147 Dated 09-12-2009.

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Separate funds shall be allocated for implementation of environmental protection measures along with item-wise break-up. These cost shall be included as part of the project cost. The funds earmarked for the environment protection measures shall not be diverted for other purposes and year- wise expenditure should be reported to the Ministry.

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The project authorities shall inform the Regional Office as well as the Ministry regarding the date of financial closure and final approval of the project by the concerned authorities and the dates of start of land development work and commissioning of plant.

As submitted in the EIA report separate amount of Rs. 1246 Cr. has been provided for pollution control, treatment and monitoring systems.

Condition

Date of financial closure: Feb, 2010.

Compliance

Date of start of land development work Nov, 2009.

Unit No.-1 ( 1 x 600 MW) is under operation since Sep 2013

Unit No.-2 ( 1 x 600 MW) is under operation since Sep 2014

Work is in progress on fast track basis for other remaining units.

1 30 1 The total project area shall comprise of 828.46 Ha as stipulated while issuing the EC

Full cooperation shall be extended to the Scientists/Officers from the Ministry/Regional Office of the Ministry at Bangalore/the CPCB/the SPCB who would be monitoring the compliance of Environmental status.

An amount of Rs 64 crores as capital and Rs 1.83 Crores /annum (or the amount as per the CSR policy of GO1 whichever is higher) as recurring costs should be earmarked for CSR activities to be undertaken in this regard shall be submitted.

Shall be complied as per the requirements of CPCB and CECB Raipur, Chhattisgarh.

As on date RsSlCrores had been spent for CSR activities, the detail of the work activities under CSR is enclosed as Annexure-IV. Similarly the report has been communicated to MOEF and Regional Office, Bhopal including CECB, Raipur on regular basis.

Continuous online monitoring system for stack emissions, ambient air quality and effluent discharge for various relevant parameters shall be put in place at the earliest, i f already done and compliance to be reported to this ministry including its RO

Continuous online monitoring system for stack emissions is already installed & working w.r.t operation of Unit No 1 & 2.

On line monitoring data is already showing at main gate display board and website-portal of KMPCL.

4 CAAQMS have been installed

Continuous Effluent Monitoring systems have been installed. Photos attached as Annexure- I X

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33 Harnessing solar power within the premises shall be carried out and the status of

Options of Harnessing of Solar power at available roof tops within the premises of is

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1. 300mm CC Flooring has been done in Coal yard area.

A long term study of radio activity and 2. Construction of garland drain, all along heavy metals contents on coal to be used the Coal yard, from where waste water shall be carried out through reputed institute is collected and after treatment in ETP, and results thereof analyzed every two year the water is being reused for dust

34 and reported along with monitoring reports. suppression Therefore mechanism for an in built Following measures has been implemented continuous monitoring for radio activity and for Ash Dyke area, to check the leaching of heavy metals in and "Y ash (including Heavy metalr into the ground water table : bottom ash) shall be put in place.

1. Both Bottom & Fly ash Dykes has been floored with 0.75Micron LDPE.

2. Three No's of Pizzo metric Wells have been constructed, along the periphery of ash Dykes, for regular monitoring of Qty & Quality of ground water to assess the contamination or leaching of heavy metals from ash dyke area

Stack Emissions monitoring is being done Mercury emissions from stack shall be monthly intervals for SO2, NOx, CO & 35 monitored on periodic basis. Particulate matter. Mercury and other heavy

metals and reports submitting to SPCB

Following provisions have been made to control the Fugitive emissions:

P Pulse Jet type bag filters have been installed a t all the Transfer points meant for Coal transport from CHP area to boiler area.

Z 44 Nos. of Rain guns with Water Fugitive emissions shall be controlled to spraying system has been installed in

36 prevent impact on agricultural or non- the Coal yard area. agricultural land.

Fly ash silo top is mounted with 2 Nos. of Bag filters to arrest fugitive dust, similarly

Water spraying system has been provided to mitigate fugitive dust from the dust prone area.

Apart from that a thick green belt is already developed around plant boundary to arrest fugitive emission from non-point sources.

Condition

implementation including actual generation of solar power shall be submitted along with half yearly monitoring report.

Compliance

being explored out and details will be submitted shortly

Long term study of radio will be carried out through reputed institute. However,

the following measures have been taken to minimiz the leaching if any in coal yard and ash storage systems


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Condition

No water bodies including natural drainage system in the area shall be disturbed due to activities associated with the setting up/operation of the power plant.

Fly ash shall not be used for agricultural purpose. No Mine void filling will be undertaken as an option for ash utilization without adequate lining of mine with suitable media such as that no leachate shall take place a t any point of time. I n case, the option of mine void filling is to be adopted, prior detailed study of soil characteristics of the mine area shall be undertaken from an institute of repute and adequate clay lining shall be ascertained by the state pollution control board.

Details of 100% Fly ash utilization plan as per latest Fly ash Notification of GO1 along with firm agreements/ MOU with contracting parties including other usages etc. shall be submitted. The plan shall also include disposal method/ mechanism of bottom ash.

Green belt shall also be developed around the ash pond and above the green belt around the plant boundary.

Compliance

Adequate measures had been implemented to take care of natural drainage system.

Complied

During the 1st year of operation 55 O/O of Fly ash has been utilized (against target of 5O0/0)

For the 2nd year of operation 86 O/O of Fly ash has been utilized (against target of 70%). For the 3rd year of operation 70 O/O of Fly ash has been utilized (against target of 80 %). For the 4th year of operation 82% of fly Ash has been utilized (against target of 100%).

Long term action plan is enclosed as Annexure-I

For green belt, more than 30000 saplings have been planted all around the ash dyke area, covering area of approx. 25 Ha.

A green belt of 5/6 tiers, in 100 mtr width is being developed, along with the periphery of the plant boundary.


(i.e. Sisam, Peltoform, Satvan, Karanj, Siras, Simarua, Neem, Ganga emili, Pepal, Kadam, KesiaSamia, Chinour, Arjuna, Mango, Bargad, Jamun, Amla, Gulmohar are being used in rows to maintain canopy type and strata)

Till date total 297000 number of saplings have been planted in 224 hectares of project land and further plantation is in progress.

Photos of the Greenbelt developed at site is attached as Annexure-I11


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Condition

An environment Cell comprising of at least One expert in environment science/Eng?' Ecology, occupational health and social science, shall be created preferably at project site itself and shall be headed by an officer of appropriate superiority and qualification. It be ensured that the head of the cell shall directly report to the Head of the plant who would be accountable for implementation of environmental regulations and social impact improvement/mitigation measures.

CSR schemes identified based on public hearing issues and need based assessment shall be implemented in consultation with the village panchayat and the district administration starting for the development of project itself. AS part of CSR prior identification of local employable youth and eventual employment in the project after imparting relevant training shall be also undertaken. Company shall provide separate budget for community development activities and income generating programs.

For proper and periodic monitoring of CSR activities, a CSR Committee or a social audit committee or suitable credible external agency shall be appointed.

CSR activities shall also be evaluated by an independent external agency. This evaluation shall be both concurrent and final

The project proponent shall formulate a well laid corporate environment policy and identify and designate responsible off~cers at all levels of its hierarchy for ensuring adherence to the policy and with the conditions stipulated in this clearance letter and other applicable environmental laws and regulations.

All other conditions in this Ministry's letter of even no. dated 19.10.2009 and amendment dated 24.01.2012 shall remain the same.

Compliance

Environment Cell is already established which includes Environment Engineer, Environmental scientist, Ecologist, Horticulturist and socio science experts from inception of project operations. Environmental cell head is directly reporting to plant. EMD cell basic responsibility is to implement environmental compliance conditions of MOEFCC and CFE and CFO and also implement environmental measures.

CSR schemes already identified based on public hearing issues and need based assessment & implemented in consultation with the 4 village panchayat and the district administration. Also Company already prov~ded separate budget for community development activities.

Regular monitoring of CSR activities is being done by Plant authorities and also appraised to

administration.

Corporate Environmental policy will be finalized as per laws and regulations. At present the environmental affairs has been evaluated by the environmental cell headed by Environmental Officer.

Agreed & complied.

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Use in Stowing and filling up of abandoned coal and other mineral mines

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Orchard Development and Plantation activities. Development of Collectorate

Garden Janjgir, Keshav Kunj Taroud. (Total 45361 tree planted in Schools, Community places, National Handloom Technolgy Campus Charnpa)

Pond deepening of 15 Ponds of project affected villages. Nariyara(Ludia,

Patharra), Murlideeh(Sami and Dabari), Akaltara(Gopia) Jhalmla(Jhilmili), Banahil(Koushalsagar), Rogda(Adbandha), Taroud(TaIwa), Amora(Lanketar,

upka nala and Bhulau dabri), Latiya(Ramta1a & Kurru), Nawagarh(Manakadai

pond) Pond cleaning of 7 Ponds of project affected villages.Nariyara(Darri, Dongia),

Amora(Dikuliya, Maheshwar, Upka), Taroud(Futaha), Rogda(Lachhmania)

Provided Furniture and office setup for Animal Husbandry Services

Construction 16 pond Steps at (Rogda-4, Latiya-3, Murlideeh-3, Dongakohroud-

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Infrastructure Development - -- Boundary wall. Concretized 5hr.d and Platform Construction of Mukti Dham at

Nariyara Village. Construction of 05 concretized sheds at Nariyara(a), Rogda(2) and Banahil(l),

Kharoud-l Construction of 13127 Meter CC Road. (Nariyara-601 Mtr, Taroud -1110 Mtr, Amora -1350 Mtr, Rogda -1663 Mtr, Banahil -385 Mtr, Latiya -950 Mtr,

Pakariya -1480 Mtr, Murlidih -3591 Mtr, Parngarh -200 Mtr, DongaKohroud- 613 Mtr, Basantpur-302 Mtr, Janjgir-830 Mtr, Akaltara-52 Mtr, )

Construction of culverts, fixing of Hume-pipe and mini stop dam construction.

Development of Land Escape Gardening at Collectorate -Janjgir, Development

of keshavkunj, Fencing work of tree plantation at Nariyara Construction of Square at Taroud Janjgir Turning.

Construction of 05 Welcome Gates at Rahod Nangar Panchayat and Nawagarh(Durg). Construction of (2555 meter) Long WBM Roads Rogda to Taroud(700 m), Banahil(320 m), Rogda-(385 m), Taroud (250rn), Rogda to CCI Road(700 m), Nariyara(2OO m) Repairing of street and Roads of School and Others community places by feeling stone dusts.

Construction of Peripheral Road from Nariyara t o Taroud via Rogda.

Installation of 02 High Mast Lamp at Akaltara(Ambedkar Chow and Shashtri Chowk)

Construction of Kachcha Drainage for water recharging at Rogda and Latiya. Also constructed drainge cover in Pakariya.

Construction of 200 meter Retaining Wall at Dongia pond(l20 mtr) - Latiya and Bandwa pond(80 rntr) - Dongakohroud.

Construction of 02 barricading walls on Pakariya (Bridge over Bagbudua Nala) and Tarod (Bridge over Canal near Mokhana Pond)

Construction of Boundary wall, main gate, Fortification of Yoga-room, steel Barricading etc. of Vivekanand Udyan, Rambanadha pond Champa

Installation of 77 Street Lights along with electric meter in Nariyara(32), Taroud(l5) and Donga Kohroud(l5) Village, Akaltara(9), Murlideeh(6).

Installation of 30 solar Street Lights in our project villages at common places.

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27 28

29 30

lnstallation of Electric Transformer(25 KV) at Rogda

Electric expansion work by establishing 23 electric poles - Rogda(l3 Poles) at Bhatapara ; Amora (10 poles) at Sagarpara and Lodar Colony

Construction of 05 Over Head Water Tank at Banahil- Roga, Latiya, Taroud and Nariyara.

Construction o f 09 Boundary wall. Panchayat and Hospital Campus of Taroud, Community building, Pathrrapara Ward 10, Mangal bhawan, Veternary Hospital

of Nariyara, Devsthal of Pakariya, Banahil Panchayat Campus, Rogda Play

ground, Taroud Play Ground ) Construction of 03 pump house, at Rogda, Banahil and Nariyara

Repairing of street and solar lights

Installation of 67 New hand pumps. Nariyara(l7), Rogda(7), Taroud(lO),

Amora(lZ), Banahil(6), Jhalmala(2), Murlideeh(Z), Latiya(6), Pakariya(5) Construction of 02 Community Hall in Nariyara and Dongakohroud

Construction of Gothan at Nariyara, Gurughasidas chabutara construction Amora, Shed Const at Tahsil Campus Akltara, Fabrication and fixing of school gates of school boundary wall. Pipe line connection with water supply of hospital at Akaltara Hospital

Financial Support To District Police Administration for establishing 15 CCN

Cameras on identified sensitive location. Electricity Facility in 27 Schools

Provided 09 water tanker Nariyara, Tarod, Banahil, Amora, Rogda, Murlidih,

Latiya, Pakariya and Dongakohroud villages for better drinking availability.

1 Transformer

23 Electric Poles

5 Water Overhead Tanks 09 Boundary Walls

3 Pump House

67 New Hand Pumps 2 Community Building

15 CCTV Camera

27 Schools

09 Water Tankers

23.0 - 86.0

- 68.0

- 70.0

390211.0 -

19.0 - 16.0

2039867.0

298562.0

-

15.0 - rurrr90.0

- 50.0 - 70.0

I G. ]cost of Ambulance

I H. /corporate Donation

( Rs. Fifty Crore, Sixty Six Lac, Twenty Three Thousand, Ninety Seven Only)

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14 15

16

17

18

19

20

21

22 23

24

25

F.

2 Years

1 year

2 Years

09 new Water Coolers 1 Kitchen Shed 1 Entrance gate 2 Boundary wall

2 Jyoti Kalash Room

1 Play ground

Support for organizing District Level Paralympics games for disabled people at Akaltara

Supported District Administration for organizing Tricycle distribution Camp

Supported District Administration for Celebrating Armed Forces Flag Day Supported Disrict Administration for orgnizing Free Trainings t o youth for

Indian Army Selection Establishment of 09 Water Coolers at Govt. public offices, Hospitals etc. Pipe line expansion work along with water tank and shed construction. Support for construction of Kitchen Shed and Entrance Gate at Siiddhidatri

Temple, Amora Provided Support for construction of boundary wall of Mankeshari Temple,

Taroud and Radha Vallabh Temple Nariyara Renovation of old hanuman temple of Arnora.

Construction of Concretized Shed at ghoradhar Temple of Latiya Village. Chandi Dai and Ramgudi of Nariyara and Matachaura of Rogda.

Construction of 02 Jyoti Kalash room at Siddhidatri Temple, Amora and sheetla mata patharra para Nariyara Construction of Panchmukhi shiv Temple near Keraha Pond of Dongakohroud village Play Ground Leveling work in Dongakohroud village and Cultural stage construction in Taroud village Support t o Disaster Management Activities in 4 Villages of Jaijipur block of

Janjgir District Support t o District Administration Jajgir-Champa for prinitng of leaflet of lok suraj ahhiyan Provided Financial Support to District Basket Ball/Handball Championship

Help to orgnize Cultural and Youth Development activities.

Provided financial support to organize Local level games and sports competition - like Cricket, Kabaddi, Wrestling etc. Help to Religious Activities. Donation to temple, trusts, on various occasion of Puja utsav.

CSR related Meetings /Training/ Stationary/Vehicle 81 Other Expenses

Total - Miscellaneous E --

-

11076.0

- 3

- D

- 3

289086.0

347673.0

397654.0

227227.0 - D

- D

- 317193.0

178709.0

- D

- 0

30000.0

D - 0

- 5928676.0

2451905.0

17738160.0

6168460.0


Pwrr I m rrnv,lrdgr

Annexure V

Month

April-16

May-16

June-16

July-16

Aug-16

Sept-16

Oct-16

NOV-16

Dec-16

Jan-17

Feb-17

Mar-17

Average

Particulate Matter Emissions

Unit # l(600 MW)

Particulate Matter (mg/Nm3)

30.2

33.7

33.7

35.0

33.9

21.8

Shutdown

26.5

22.1

Shutdown

25.8

27.3

29

for FY 2016-17

Unit # 2 (600 MW)

Particulate Matter (mgINm3)

33.1

32.4

26.9

30.5

31.4

17.1

23.5

22.4

Shutdown

Shutdown

27.2

29.7

27.4

ANNEXURE - Vi

ANNEXURE-VI

Images of rain water harvesting measures implemented during project stage:

Figure 1- Recharge Well No 1

Figure 2 Rechage Well No 2

Figure 3 Rechage Well No-3

Figure 4 Recharge Well No-4

- - - - - - - - - - -

Storm water collection well for recharge the ground

Image of Project Site- At Present ( Source : Google Earth)

PROPOSED RWH STRUCTURES DURING OPERATION PHASE:

The recharge well and a percolation pit

RECHARGE WELL PERCOLATION PIT / I I

Annual Runoff Calculations:

RECHARGE WELL CALCULATIONS

Annual Run off Calculations

Volume of one recharge well:

Catchment

Total Road area

Other Open area

Total Site area

Description Qty units Diameter 1.5 m Radius 0.75 m Depth 6 m Volume 10.59 cubic meters

Total of 147 recharge wells with a combined volume of 1579.027 cubic meters Over and above this, we can assume a 30% recharge rate.

Area (Sq.Mtrs)

131753

1948247

2080000

This means that even while the well is filling up with rainwater, at the same time recharge is happening. Therefore the effective capacity will be 30% more

Effective recharge capacity- 2052.735 cubic meters

Run-Off Coeff.

0.9

0.6

Av. Annual Rainfall(mm)

1157

1157

Total Run off pers annum ( KL)

137194.3989

1352473.067

1489667.466

ANNEXURE-VII

ANNEXURE-VIII

CEMS -I Installed at KSK- MPCL

CEMS -11 Installed at KSK- MPCL

C-EQMS Installed at KSK - MPCL Site :

- --.,- - - - - - - . - e- - -m

CAAOMS INSTALLED AT KSK-MPCL r Installled at Living Qtrs.

Sub station

back side to switch yard

ANNEXURE - Vlll (A]

ENVIRONMENTAL STATEMENT FINANCIAL YEAR: 2016-2017

xi -- KSK Power from knawtedne

KSK MAHANADI POWEWR COMPANY LIMITED

Unit#l & 2 (2 x 600MW)

for

June-2017 Village- Nariyara, Tehsil- Akaltara

District- Janjgir-Champa Chhattisgarh

Environmental Statement Report for 2016-17 of KSK Mahanadi Power Company Limited, h*,s, .%.. -," >-,...w.

Unit#l& 2 (2 x 600W TPP)

FORM - V (See Rule 14)

Environmental Statement Report for the financial year ending the 31s' March, 2017.

PART-A

(i) Name and address of the Mr. ]<.A Sastry, Director

Owner/Occupier of the Industry, M/s KSI< Mahanadi Power Company

Limited

Operation o r process. Village- Nariyara, Tehsil-Akaltara,

District- Janjgir-Champa, Chhattisgarh

(ii) Industry Category Red A Category

(iii) Production capacity

(iv) Year of Establishment

Commercial operation date

(v) Date of the last environmental

Audit Report submitted

Page 1 of 23

16th Feb 2010

13u1 Aug 2013 (for Unit#l)

26tll Aug 2014 (for Unit#2)

1" September, 2016

Raw Water

For production of DM plant water [m3) For cooling water & miscellaneous (m3) Potable water (m3) Total

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PART-B

d Raw Material-

i) Water Consumption:

ii) Raw Material consumption:

Name of the product: Specific water consumption (I<L/M WH)

Cross electricity generated (MU)

During the previous financial year 2015-16

0

1,39,50,007

1,61,694 1,41,11,701

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During the Financial Year 2016-17

0

1,36,37,039

1,64,058 1,38,0 1,097

Water consumption per unit of product

s.no

1

2

During the previous FY 2015-16

2.09

During the FY 2016-17

2.2

Details enclosed as Annexure-I

Name of raw materials.

Coal LDO/ HFO (Only during star t up)

Electricity generation

Name of products

Electricity

During the previous Financial Year 2015-16

6367.56

During the Financial Year 2016- 17

6702.58 Details enclosed a s Annexure-I1

Consumption of raw material per unit of output

(l<g/Kwh) During the

previous FY 2015-16

0.6 1

0.51 ml/l<wh

During the Fy 2016-17

0.61

0.5

Parameters pH Temp FA Chlorine

Parameters Suspended solid Oil & Crease Copper Iron

R a n ~ e of conc. 7.4 4

<0.2

Limit 6.5- 8.5

c5 Deg C 0.5 mg/L

Environmental Statement Report for 2016-17 of KSK Mahanadi Power Company Limited, fi 'KsK

m-. > - .W.".,


PART-C Pollution Generated

(Parameters as specified in the Consent issued)

Pollution discharged to Environment/ unit of output

(i) Pollutant Quantity of Percentage of Pollution variation from

Generated Prescribed Standards

a) Waste Water Condenser Cooling Water

Boiler Blow Down

Cooling Tower Blow Down

% age of variation Within limits Within limits Within limits

Limit 100mg/L 20 mg/L 1 mg/L

1 mg/L

Parameters FA Chlorine Zinc Chromium (T) Phosphate

Range of conc. 22-34 ~ 1 . 0

€0.01 0.002-0.04

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Limit 0.5 mg/L 1.0 mg/L 0.2 mg/L 5.0 mg/L

% age of variation Within limits Within limits Within limits Within limits

Range of conc. <0.2

<0.05 €0.01 0.49

% age of variation Within limits Within limits Within limits Within limits

Environmental Statement Report for 2016-17 of KSK Mahanadi Power Company Limited, C-,,, Pa. i . 7 . , .*. Unit#l& 2 (2 x 600W TPP)

b) Air

% Variation

-45.2

Stack emission characteristics

Unit#2

Stack emission cllaracteristics

Uni t # l

Quantity Kglhour

6 1

Parameters Particulate

Matter (P M)

Page 4 of 23

Quantity Kg/hour

64.5

Parameters Particulate

Matter (P M)

Average concentration (mgINm3)

27.4

Limit

50mg/Nm 3

Limit

50mg/Nm 3

Average concentration (mg/Nm3)

2 9

oh

-42

Hazardous Wastes

(a) From Process Waste oil

(b) From Pollution Control Facility.

(c) Quantity recycled o r re-utilized.

PART-E Solid Wastes

Environmental Statement Report for 2016-17 of KSK Mahanadi Power Company Limited, C.,,,.' h-.. -.. .-..." Unit#l& 2 (2 x 600W TPP)

PART-D Hazardous Wastes

(As specified under Hazardous Wastes (Management, Handling and Transboundary Movement Rules, 2008)

Page 5 of 23

~

Total Quantity During the previous

financial year (2015-16)

Nil

Nil

Nil

During the financial year (2016-17)

Nil

Nil

21.94 MT of Used Oil (Category no.-5.1) has been

disposed to Authorized Recycler of Hazardous

Waste.

(a) From process Fly ash

(b) From Pollution Control facility (c) Quantity recycled o r r e utilized

i) Fly Ash **Given to cement industry and brick,

manufacturers.

Total Quantity During the previous Financial year (2015-16)MT

13,56,285

Nil

8,75,329.16

During the current Financial year (2016-17) (MT)

14,03,596.52

Nil

11,50,195.62

Environmental Statement Report for 2016-17 of KSK Mahanadi Power Company Limited, g'KsK *.. ? a .", mi*,


PART-F

Please specify the characteristics in terms of composition and quantum of Hazardous waste as well as solid wastes and indicate disposal practice adopted for both these categories of wastes.

Hazardous waste: The generated used/spent oil is hydrocarbon in nature. 21.94 MT of used oil (under category No.-5.1) is already disposed to authorized recycler of Hazardous Waste during this FY 2016-17. Now 3.8 MT of Used oil kept under storage shed which to be disposed-off in next phase.

Fly Ash and Bottom Ash: At present, only Fly Ash & Bottom Ash as Solid Waste is being generated from current power plant operation activities. Fly ash is being collected & Stored at 3900m3 capacity Silo, thereafter pneumatically It is being transfer to Bulkers through the air tight telescopic chute use in Cement & Brick Manufacturing industry. Bottom Ash disposed to Ash Pond/dyke. 34% of the Ash Generated from plant operation is utilized by dispatching to Cement & Brick Manufactures (Ash Dyke storage optimization) Details is enclosed as Annexure- 111.

Data of Industrial Effluent Annexure- IV

Monthly Source Emissions Unit # I Annexure- V

Monthly Source Emissions Unit # I1 Annexure- V (A)

SUMMARY OF AMBIENT AIR QUALITY RESULTS (Inside Plant) Annexure- VI

SUMMARY OF AMBIENT AIR QUALITY RESULTS (Outside Plant) Annexure- VI (A)

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Environmental Statement Report for 2016-17 of KSK Mahanadi Power Company Limited, 6:w3, h.. r .r -n..


PART-G

Impact of the pollution abatement measures taken on conservation of natural resources and on the cost of production:

1. Low Sulphur Coal is used for power generation: Enabling to lower the So2 - Emission. 2. For Coal transportation through Train- Merry go round track is being used. (i.e.

minimize line source emission & Fuel Conservation). 3. For Coal transportation through Roads: Tarpaulin covered trucl<s/dumpers are being

following (To minimize Secondary /Tertiary fugitive dust emission. 4. Optimal Usage of Combustion support or Auxiliary fuels i.e LDO/HFO (lower per MW

Liquid fuel cost) 5. Optimization of Coal Inventory level. 6. Reuse & recycle of waste water (Boiler, CT Blow down & DM Plant for ash handling

purpose (Reducing demand for fresh raw water). 7. 34% of the Fly Ash Generation from plant operation is utilized by dispatching it to

Cement & Briclzs Manufactures (Ash Dyke storage optimization) 8. Use of Low - NOx Burner in furnace ( Energy Conservation) 9. All the major Drives are VFD ( Energy Conservation) 10. Dust extraction systems are provided & operation to minimize coal dust losses through

fugitive dust emission. 11. Development of Greenbelt for 224 Ha plant areas, with 297000 nos. of plants.

PART-H Additional measures investment proposal for environmental protection including abetment of pollution prevention of pollution.

Real time data display in Main Gate as well as Website.

Installation &Operation Continuous Stack Emission monitoring system.

Installation & Operation Continuous Ambient Air Quality monitoring system.

Installation & Operation Continuous waste water analyzer system

Plantation of 50000 nos. (approx.) of various species to be developed within 20 Ha of plant lease area during FY 2017-18.

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Environmental Statement Report for 2016-17 of KSK Mahanadi Power Company Limited, C ' K S K -. .., ,", .<., Unit#l& 2 (2 x 6 0 0 W TPP)

PART-I Miscellaneous

Any other particulars for improving environment protection and abatement of pollution.

1. Development of Greenbelt, ranging 50 to 100m width, by using Local Climate suitable Fast growing plant species.

2. Water sprinkling arrangement facilitate at all the dust prone areas including Coal yard area.

3. Installation of bag filters & Dry Fog System over the Coal conveyor Transfer Towers.

4. Internal Pucca roads have been developed inside the plant premises.

5. Necklace drains provided in and around the Coal yard and other area to prevent leachate water.

Page 8 of 23

ANNEXURE - I

7

Environmental Statement Report for 2016-17 of KSK Mahanadi Power Company Limited, R .,s, ry. *Ir.. ..., Unit#l& 2 (2 x 600W TPP)

WATER CESS RETURN DETAILS FOR FY 2016-17

Page 9 of 23

Month

Apr-16

May-16

jun-16

Jul-16

Aug-16

Sep-16

Oct-16

Nov-16

Dec-16

Jan-17

Feb-17

Mar-17

Total

Reuse/Recycling of waste water (KL) (KL)

Category 2

Portable

12318

12739

10,916

8264

13227

10775

13375

14658

16537

15753

16429

19067

164058

STP

6457

5815

5500

3435

3900

2950

4415

3674

4049

5800

9350

10420

6576

Category

ETP Clarifier plus

RO+UF Circuit for

DM Water Production

32680

38136

42884

39149

46361

34252

39255

43876

26916

52837

63061

48959

508366

Consumption of Raw Water

4

Ash Handling

124365

110119

94590

81040

99120

66217

32937

39404

36651

64786

44675

43083

836987

Category

Cooling Tower

Opera tion.

1676945

1439920

1384534

970976

1171613

968485

672304

777095

780861

1111157

1186768

1496381

13637039

1

Boiler Water

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Environmental Statement Report for 2016-17 of KSK Mahanadi Power Company Limited,

m.. i ." .>x. ,*". Unit#l& 2 (2 x 600W TPP)

ANNEXURE - I1

POWER GENERATION AND COAL CONSUMPTION DETAILS FOR FY 2016-17

Page 10 of 23

Month

Apr-16

May-16

Jun-16

Jul-16

Aug-16

Sep-16

Oct-16

Nov-16

Dec-16

Jan-17

Feb-17

Mar-17

Total

Month wise Gross Power Generation

unit # 1

362.9

281.82

245.31

121.57

342.77

272.78

115.55

288.78

392

393.12

337.82

392.21

3 546.63

Month wise Coal Consumption Detail's ( MT ) Details (MU )

Unit # 2

370.35

256.51

347.3

384.55

291.76

261.59

217.99

100.53

1.07

210.78

314.05

399.47

3155.95

unit # 1

219439

183012

153165

73618

200159

163826

74437

173036

233077

227552

195184

227812

2124317

Unit # 2

216404

163337

209581

237366

176533

164539

139105

63123

775

125529

185917

239340

192 1549

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ANNEXURE - I11

Page 11 of 23

AFLY

Month

Apr-16

May-16

Jun-16

JuI-16

Aug-16

Sep-16

Oct-16

Nov-16

Dec-16

Jan-17

Feb-17

Mar-17

Total

& UTILISATION

Fly Ash Utilized- Dispatched to Cement

Plant. (MT)

103843

109869

125241

102046

116596.1

105270.5

66691.84

69371

66375.8

88037.5

93551.2

100907.24

1147800.18

ASH GENERATION

Fly Ash Generation

(MT

147378

130042.8

128818

114659

128127.6

115299.7

78167.22

8873 1

87930.3

114160.3

124453.7

145828.9

1403596.5 2

DETAILS FOR FY 20

Fly Ash Utilized for other

purpose (MT)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

243.52

1108.43

1043.49

2395.44

16-17

Percentage of Utilisation

70

8 5

97

90

9 1

9 1

8 5

78

7 6

6 8

76

70

82

Month

r

Environmental Statement Report for 2016-17 of KSK Mahanadi Power Company Limited, R..,,, *. .n. s r i m Unit#l& 2 (2 x 600W TPP)

ANNEXURE - IV

DATA OF INDUSTRIAL EFFLUENT (Guard Pond) from APRIL 2 0 1 6 - MARCH 2 0 1 7

Page 12 of 23

11

12

n

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ANNEXURE - V

Monthly Source Emissions (Unit # I) from April 2016 - March 2017

Feb- 2017

Mar- 2017

Page 13 of 23

25.8

27.3

760.0

803.0

482.0

418.0

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*.. I ." s ., .>* Unit#l& 2 (2 x 600W TPP)

ANNEXURE - V(A)

Monthly Source Emissions (Unit#2) from April 2016 - March 2017

Page 14 of 23

- - - - - - - - - -

ppppp---------------

11

12

Feb- 2017

Mar- 2017

27.2

29.7

811.0

903.0

5 15.0

434.0

Min.

Min.

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Location: BTG Area [Inside Plant)

'M 2.5 SO PM 10

Min. -

28.8 1 42.9 11.6

Min

59.4

NOx

C6H6 I 3enzo Pyrene

Mil ax. I

14.1 ( 23.7

Avg.

36.6

Arsenic I Nickel

Max.

76.6

Max.

18.1

- A

9 8 I %

17.7 1 19.2

98%

38.4

-

d . 0 <0.001

Min, .

I

1 I I

I

Avg.

67.1 14.2

Max.

<0.001 co.0 1

Avl Avg.

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NH3 Min. I I Avg. / 98% c20 1 <20 1 c20 c20

Lead Min. I Max ( Avg. 1 98%

-=0.01 1 0.005 1 0.002 1 0.003

98%

69.0

98%

15.3

- I

9 8

<0.01 c0.01

Avg. [ax.

(All values are expressed in ,ug/m3)

<0.001 c0.01

CO Min. I Max. I Avg. 1 98%

176 1 286 1 231.7 1 272.8

0 3

<0.001

Min. I Max. 6 1 15.4

c1.0

, - , 98% 10.7 1 14.2

~ 0 . 1 1 0 0.4 1 . 0

I I

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Lead CO Min. I Max. I Avg. 1 98%

0 3 Min. I Max. I Avg. 1 98%

NH3

5

Min. I Max.

(All values are expressed in pg/m3)

I I

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I 1

c0.001 <0.01

140

Avg. 1 98% ~ 0 . 0 0

1

c1.0

195.5

Min. I Max.

253 0.001 0.003

<0.001 <0.001

234.5 <20 12.2 0.002 13.5

Avg. 198% -

co.01

<20 9.0 ~ 2 0

<0.001 <0.01 co.01

<20

0 . 1 c1.0 <0.1 c1.0 0 c0.1 Yo

<0.1

ANNEXURE - IX

KSK Mahanadl Power Company Limited CIN No : U40300TG2009PLC064062

Works Reglstered Offlce

SK Near Nariyara Village, 0-2-293182lN431 /A, Power f r o m Knowledge Akaltara Tehsil, Road No. 22. Jubllee I-lllls.

Janjgir - Champa Dlslrict, Hydorabad - 500033. Chhaltlsgarh Tel: +91-40-23659922-25, Tsl (Slte): 07817-284001 Fax +91-40-23550930

~ ~ f , N ~ : m ~ F f 2 C c , N PUG / C UI< P/ 1 5 6°10fi lao6 I

The Addl. Chief Conservator of Forests(&) Reglonal office MoEFtGCC, Regional Offlce (WCZ), Ground Floor,East Winfg,New Secretarial Building, Civil Lines, Nagpur-440001 Maharastra

Sub: Submission o f Six Montllly Environment Clearance Compliance Status Report.

Ref.: MoEF Letter No-J - 1302/44/08-IA,ll(T), Dated 19'" Oct,2009

Dear Sir,

With reference to the Environment Clearance letter as cited above for KSK Mahanadl Power

Company Ltd at Nariyara Village, Altaltra-Tehsi1,Janjgir -Champa District, Chhattisgarh for 6x 600

MW Coal based Power Project, we are pleased to submit the Half Yearly Cotnpliance status report

for the period of June -2015 to November-2015 for your Itind perusal.

This is for your kind information & records please.

Thanking you,

Yours Faithfully,

For I(SK Mah n di Power company Limited V ,

Copy To : The Member Secretory, CECB Raipi~r RO- CECB, Rilaspi~r

i- il KSK Mahanadi Power Company Limited 1 5 , CIN No : U40300TG2000PLCOG4062 i:\

L I ? ' 8: '\ ') /\\\\ 1 f y Worlts Reglstorod OHlce f\ -'HKs blear Nariyara Vlllage, 8-2-293/02/AM31/A,

Pcwur I1-n I(nowledgo Akallara Tehsll, Road No. 22, Jubilee Hills, Janjglr - Champa Dlstrlct, Hyderabad - 500033.

~ , , f . N ~ : ~ B ( & , G r l f l S f lSnofoJ 1 2063 Chhattlsgarh Tel: +91-40-23559922-25, Tel (Site): 07817-284001 Fax: +91-40-23559930

Date: 16.12.2015

The Regional Officer,

Chhattisgarh Environment Conservation Board, Vyapar Vihar, Near Pt. Deendayal Upadhyaya Park, Bilaspur, Chhattisgarl~.

S L ~ : Submlssion of Slx Monthly Environment Clearance Compliance Status Report.

Ref.: MoEF Letter No-J - 1302/44/08-IA,ll(T), Dated 19"' Oct,2009

Dear Sir,

With reference to the Environment Clearance letter as cited above for KSK Mahanadi Power

Company Ltd a t Nariyara Village, Akaltra-Tehsil,Janjgir -Champa District, Chhattisgarh for 6x 600

MW Coal based Power Project, we are pleased to submit the Half Yearly Compliarlce status report

for the period of June -2015 to November-203.5 for your kind perusal. .

This is for your kind information & records please.

Thanking you,

Yours Faithfully,

For KSK ~aha&?ci l Power company Limited

Authorized 4 i natory

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KSK Mahanadi Power Company Limited

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