3. Content Page
Who We Are 2
What We Do 3
At IPPAI 4
Gain the IPPAI Advantage 5
INDIA POWER 94 6
Annual Industry Acclaimed Events 7
Asia Energy Security Summit 8 - 10
The Regulators and Policy Makers Retreat 12 -13
Securing Asia 2012 14 -15
Ancillary Services 14
Powering Bihar 15
Powering Jharkhand 16
Smart Connected Cities 2015 17
Economic Impact of Judicial Decisions 17
Delhi Workshop on Electricity (Amendment) Bill 2014 18
IPPAI International Events 19 - 20
Critical Engagements 21
Cerebral Support 22
IPPAI Power News 23
The Niche āThat is Us! 23
USP ā Opinion leader in the niche sectors of power and infrastructure 24
EVENTS: 2010-2013 25 - 29
Illustrative List of Members 30
Support to IPPAI 31
Regulatory Support 31
Associates 32 - 33
Supporting Organisations 34 - 35
Airline Partners 35
Knowledge Partners 36
Banking Partner 36
Media Partners 37
Independent Power Producers Association of Asia (IPPAA)Invitation to its Exclusive Membership 38 - 39
Examined.. Engaged.. Empowered 42
6. XX The Independent Power Producers Association of India (IPPAI) is an
aggregator of ideas for a more cohesive and better India, through the
confluence of what is cerebral and what must be implementable. At
IPPAI, we believe that change must be engineered through ideas that
are actionable, steeped in innovation and in conformity with regulations.
XX As the first Indian independent body that provides a neutral platform for
the discussion and examination of issues critical to the development
of the private power sector in India, IPPAI was set up in 1994,after the
Government of India opened power generation to private players and
invited developers to set up power projects in India.
XX IPPAI provides a cerebral platform as also an engaging interface
between players in the Energy Sector, Policymakers (Central and State
level), Electricity Boards, Financial Institutions, Ministries, Power
Developers, Indian & Multinational Companies, Equipment Suppliers,
EPC Contractors and Consultants.
XX Our primary goal is to bring together all the important players, including
governmentofficialsandmulti-lateralagenciestodiscussgenericissues
and resolve problems that may hold back the progress and development
of projects in the Indian energy sector and to examine ways in which
through the freshness of ideas as also a deeper understanding of issues,
we can hope for resolution and progress.
XX Ourinitiativesarefocusedonpolicy,strategic,financial,legal,regulatory
and technical issues in the power, oil & gas and allied sectors.
XX IPPAI offers its members the unique opportunity to access the latest
policy and regulatory trends through debate and discussion with
Government, regulatory and public & private sector entities, during the
unique workshops, seminars and other initiatives organized by us.
Who We Are
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7. 3
IPPAI provides a cerebral platform as also an engaging
interface for:
XX Energy Sector
XX Policy Makers (Central and State level)
XX Electricity Boards
XX Financial Institutions
XX Ministries
XX Power Developers
XX Indian & Multinational Companies
XX Equipment Suppliers
XX EPC Contractors and Consultants
What We Do
8. XX At the core of IPPAI initiatives are its industry acclaimed conferences,
that focus on current energy & related affairs.
XX IPPAIās conferences provide a platform for top level speakers to
address issues of direct relevance to the energy needs of today.
XX IPPAIās expertise and focused discussions ensure a conversion of
words into action.
At IPPAI
XX Hosted over 15 workshops in India debating over the contents of the
Electricity Act 2003
XX Closely involved with parliamentary agencies prior to the finalization
of the Electricity Act
XX Worked with the CEA in determining the 8th and 9th Five Year Plans
for the Power sector
XX Strategized with various state governments on how to attract
investments
XX Involved in showcasing India with various ministerial missions
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XX Receive: Timely and accurate information.
XX Examine: Strategic insights through āPower Pulseā, our e-bulletin
XX Engage: With policymakers, regulators, industry leaders and experts
at our industry focused conferences
XX Influence: Energy Policy development and regulatory initiatives.
XX Express: Your views and concerns in our critically acclaimed
conference books and publications
XX Empower:Your visibility and reach out to energy stakeholders through
our video interviews on industry issues at www.ippai.org
XX Utilize: Be an IPPAI member and save over a lakh of rupees with our
incentives and also avail discounts on conferences.
GaintheIPPAIAdvantage
10. Honāble Prime Minister of India, Late Shri Narsimha Rao at an IPPAI event
Honāble Prime Minister of India, Late Shri Chandra Shekhar at an IPPAI event
INDIA POWER 94
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Empowering the community towards
a sustainable future,
When you have the best solutions on the table,
you have the power to change things around you.
Annual Industry
Acclaimed Events
XX ASIA ENERGY SECURITY SUMMIT Strategic thinking on energy security & security of energy
assets by the finest minds from leading Asian nations in a dialogue promoting regional energy co-operation. The
Summit receives participation from ministers, regulators, experts and think tanks on diverse issue: fuel supply chain,
emerging areas in coal, oil & gas, nuclear and renewable energy.
XX REGULATORS & POLICYMAKERS RETREAT Regulators & Policymakers Retreat, a four day
residential retreat and flagship event of IPPAI brings unique opportunity to discuss the emerging issues in the energy
and infrastructure space with a particular focus on Power. The Retreat receives participation from chief ministers,
members of parliament, regulators, government policy makers, eminent thought leaders, economists, and industry
players from across the generation, transmission, and distribution spectrum to examine critical issues in the energy
sector, reconcile differing perspectives and mindsets, and discuss the way forward.
XX SECURING ASIA A pioneer in bringing together policymakers, buyers and sellers from around the world,
the Summit witnesses participation from leading experts, companies and senior government decision makers in
homeland security, counterterrorism and defence. The unique advantage of this initiative is the single-minded focus
of constructive engagement between delegations and companies over the two day Summit in the form of conference,
exhibition, facilitated business meetings and networking.
XX STATE LEVEL CONFERENCES IPPAI has been organising state level conferences with the support of
State Electricity Regulatory Commissions and State Governments to bring together various stakeholders in a informal
setting to discuss issues and review the progress being made in the Power Sector. These have been organised in Bihar,
Haryana, Maharashtra, Odisha, Uttar Pradesh, Gujarat, Assam, Meghalaya.
XX INDUSTRY LEVEL SEMINARSSeminars and Workshops where industry experts discuss opportunities
for industrial and commercial consumers to purchase cheaper power. What is the benefit due to reduction in tariff
through Open Access? What are the procedure?
XX INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCES
14. AsiaEnergySecuritySummit 2014
Hon. G. J. L. Neomal Perera, Deputy Minister of External Affairs,Government of Sri Lanka
H.E. Mr. Y.K Sinha, High Commissioner of India to Sri Lanka
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15. 11
Ms Meera Shankar, Former Ambassador of India to the USA with Prof. SL Rao,
Former Chairman CERC and Mr. Dinesh Trivedi, former Railway Minister of India
Dr Pramod Deo, Chairman, Central Electricity Regulatory Commission, at IPPAIās
flagship event, The Regulators and Policymakers Retreat.
The Regulators and Policy Makers Retreat
16. Distinguished speakers at IPPAIās Regulators & Policymakers Retreat, 2011
(Top) Mr Harry Dhaul, DG IPPAI ; (Above & Right ) Dr Farooq Abdullah, Union Minister
of MNRE at IPPAI event.
The Regulators and Policy Makers Retreat
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18. Mr. Harry Dhaul at āSecuring Asia 2012ā
Honāble Power Minister of India Shri Jyotiraditya Scindia delivering the inaugural address
Securing Asia 2012
Ancillary Services
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20. Honāble Chief Minister of Bihar, Mr. Nitish Kumar, at IPPAIās event with
Mr. Harry Dhaul
Honāble Chief Minister of Jharkhand Shri Arjun Munda at an IPPAI event.
Powering Bihar
Powering Jharkhand
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XX Mr. Harry Dhaul, Director General, IPPAI was a member of the Advisory
Group chaired by Shri Jyotiraditya Scindia, Minister of State for
Power, Government of India. He was also the Convenor of the Sub
Group on Transmission and a member of the sub group on suggestions
for amendments to the Electricity Act 2003. These sub groups were
constituted under the Advisory Group of the Honourable Minister.
XX Mr. Harry Dhaul was a member of the State Advisory Committee of
the Maharashtra Electricity Regulatory Commission and an Invitee of
the State Advisory Committee of the Haryana Electricity Regulatory
Commission.
XX IPPAIās views incorporated in the suggestions for Amendments to the
Electricity Act 2003
XX Suggestions for SBDs from IPPAI
Critical Engagements
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IPPAI Power News
The Niche āThat is Us!
XX Strategic Position: Gain from the experiences of other businesses
and share new ideas.
XX Impacting Policy: The Outcome of IPPAIās Path breaking initiatives
are forwarded as recommendations to key decision makers in the
government (including Prime Ministerās Office), both at the federal
and state level.
XX Networking: Provides excellent networking and branding opportunities
to all stakeholders.
XX Media Presence: IPPAIās opinions and information have been sought
by leading international think tanks.
Power
ā¢ Private companies may not fuel Indiaās ultra mega power plans
ā¢ Kudankulam to begin generation in a week: AEC Chairman
To Subscribe to IPPAI Power News log on www.ippai.org
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November 24, 2010
Assisting power consumers in reducing hardship due to power cuts: Solutions and the way
forward
9th -10th February 2010, Le Meridien, New Delhi
Regulatory & Policy Issues in Accelerating the Deployment of Nuclear, Gas, Renewable
Energy and Energy Efficiency Energy Security for India
Discussions at INDIA ENERGY MART 2010
9-10 April 2010 | Venue: Le Meridien, New Delhi
LEGAL & TAX SUMMIT 2010
Focus: Power, Oil & Gas and Renewable Energy
21ā 25 July 2010
Venue: Fort Aguada Beach Resort & Taj Holiday Village, Goa
THE 11th REGULATORS & POLICY MAKERS RETREAT
Developing Regulatory and Policy initiatives in the context of Striking a balance between
āPublic Good Vs Private Profitā
EVENTS: 2010
EVENTS:
30. EVENTS: 2011
For more information on our initiatives, please log on to www.ippai.org
FEBRUARY Supported By Date Venue
Consumer Issues in Power: Solutions
& The Way Forward
Maharashtra Electricity
Regulatory Commission
3 February 2011
Hotel Trident,
Nariman Point, Mumbai
MARCH
INDIA ENERGY SECURITY SUMMIT:
Energy Security for a Sustainable
future
ICF & PHD Chamber
03-04 March
2011
IPPAI Auditorium, Shangri
Laās - Eros Corporate
Plaza, New Delhi
APRIL
TAXEGAL BMR Advisors 6 April 2011
IPPAI Auditorium, Shangri
Laās - Eros Corporate
Plaza, New Delhi
Competition in Distribution:
Development of Power Sector in
Odisha
Odisha Electricity
Regulatory Commission
27 April 2011
Hotel Mayfair Lagoon,
Bhubaneswar
MAY
Development of Power Sector in
Uttar Pradesh
Uttar Pradesh Electricity
Regulatory Commission
18 May 2011 Vivanta by Taj, Lucknow
Power trading opportunity for
Medium & Heavy Industries of
Kanpur
Merchantsā Chamber of
Uttar Pradesh
19 May 2011
Conference Hall,
Merchantsā Chamber of
Uttar Pradesh
JUNE
Asia Energy Security Summit ICAF 8-9 June 2011
Taj Samudra,
Colombo, Sri Lanka
JULY
12th
Regulators & Policymakers
Retreat 2011
IPPAI 13ā17 July 2011
Vivanta by Taj;
Fort Aguada
Beach Resort, Goa
Powering Bihar:
Attracting Investments for
Development of the Power Sector in
Bihar
Bihar Electricity
Regulatory Commission
27 July 2011 Hotel Maurya, Patna
SEPTEMBER
Roundtable on
Cancellation/Withdrawal of LOA by
South Eastern Coalfields Limited
IPPAI
8 September
2011
IPPAI, INA Office
IPPAI-BCC Workshop on Power
Trading
Bihar Chamber of
Commerce (BCC)
12 September
2011
BCC, Patna
NOVEMBER
Roundtable to discuss Policy
Concerns in the Power Sector
IPPAI
24 November
2011
IPPAI Office
Powering Gujarat:
Challenges & Opportunities in the
Power Sector
Gujarat Electricity
Regulatory Commission
30 November
2011
Courtyard by Marriott,
Ahmedabad
DECEMBER
Powering North Eastern India:
Attracting Investments for
Development of the Power Sector
Govt. of Assam, AERC,
TERC, APERC, MSERC
15 December
2011
NEDFi Convention Centre,
Guwahati
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EVENTS: 2012
For more information on our initiatives, please log on to www.ippai.org
CALENDAR OF EVENTS: 2012
Independent Power Producers Association Of India (IPPAI)
FEBRUARY 2012 Supported By Date Place
Seminar on
āOpportunities for Buying Cheaper
Power for Industry & Commercial
Consumers: Myth & Realityā
consequential to the Ministry of
Power Letter of 30 November 2011
Bombay Chamber of
Commerce, Maharashtra
Chamber of Commerce,
Industry & Agriculture,
Thane Belapur Industry
Association
27 February 2012
Courtyard by Marriott
Mumbai
MARCH 2012
Asia Energy Security Summit 2012
Ministry of External Affairs
& Ministry of Power &
Energy, Govt. Of Sri Lanka.
Ministry of Coal,
Government of India.
Public Utilities Commission
of Sri Lanka; Petrofed,
FCCISL
29 Feb - 1 March
2012
Taj Samudra, Colombo,
Sri Lanka
APRIL 2012
Powering Jharkhand: Attracting
Investments for Development of the
Power Sector
Govt. of Jharkhand &
Jharkhand State Electricity
Regulatory Commission
11-12 April 2012 Radisson Blu, Ranchi
JUNE 2012
Roundtable for Suggestions on
Amendments in Electricity Act 2003
IPPAI 8 June 2012
IPPAI Auditorium
New Delhi
JULY 2012
Practical Problems in
Implementation of Open Access
IPPAI 17 July 2012
Jacaranda Hall, India
Habitat Centre,
New Delhi
AUGUST 2012
The 13th
Regulators & Policymakers
Retreat 2012
Ministry of Power, Ministry
of Coal, Ministry of New &
Renewable Energy
Government of India,
Indian Wind Energy
Association, Goa Chambers
of Commerce & Industries
23-26 August 2012 The Grand Hyatt, Goa
SEPTEMBER 2012
Opportunities for Buying Cheaper
Power for 1MW+ industrial
consumers consequential to Ministry
of Power letters dated 30th Nov
2011 & 3rd
August 2012
Faridabad Industries
Association
26 September 2012
Faridabad Industries
Association, Faridabad
OCTOBER 2012
Opportunities for Buying Cheaper
Power for 1MW+ industrial
consumers consequential to Ministry
of Power letters dated 30th
Nov
2011 & 3rd
August 2012
Bhiwadi Manufacturers
Association
12 October 2012
Bhiwadi Manufacturers
Association, Bhiwadi,
Rajasthan
Power Breakfast Meeting: New
Bidding Guidelines & Coal Supply
Issues
IPPAI 31 October 2012
Hotel Le Meridien,
New Delhi
NOVEMBER 2012
Opportunities for Buying Additional
Power for Industry & Commercial
Consumers consequential to the
Ministry of Powerās Letters dated 30th
Nov 2011 & 3rd
August 2012
FAPCCI,
APSMA
29 November 2012 Taj Krishna, Hyderabad
DECEMBER 2012
Powering North Eastern India using
Hydro Power
North Eastern Electric
Power Corporation Ltd.
5 December 2012
Hotel Pinewood,
Shillong
NOVEMBER 2012
Opportunities for Buying Additional
Power for Industry & Commercial
Consumers consequential to the
Ministry of Powerās Letters dated 30th
November 2011 & 3rd
August 2012
FAPCCI,
APSMA
29 November 2012 Taj Krishna, Hyderabad
DECEMBER 2012
Powering North Eastern India using
Hydro Power
North Eastern Electric
Power Corporation Ltd.
5 December 2012
Hotel Pinewood,
Shillong
32. For more information on our initiatives, please log on to www.ippai.org
CALENDAR OF EVENTS: 2013
Independent Power Producers Association Of India (IPPAI)
Supported By Date Place
FEBRUARY 2013
Alternative Options &
Strategies for Cheaper Power
for Consumers (Industrial,
Commercial and DG Power
dependent building
complexes and consumers)
HERC, GCCI, FIA, GIA,
FISME & UVIA
5 February 2013
Hotel Leela
Kempinski,
Gurgaon
MARCH 2013
Asia Energy Security Summit
2013
Ministry of Energy
Thailand
28 Feb ā 1 Mar 2013
Bangkok,
Thailand
APRIL 2013
Conference on āThe Need for
Regulatory & Policy Framework
for Ancillary Services in the
Indian Power Sectorā
Ministry of Power,
Govt of India; FOR;
FOLD; PGCIL; ISGF; SESI
and InWEA
10 -11 April 2013 New Delhi
JUNE 2013
Roundtable on Strategies for
Incentivizing Waste Heat to
Electricity
CMA; ISSDA; SIMA; PwC 7 June 2013 New Delhi
August 2013
The 14th
Regulators &
Policymakers Retreat 2013
Ministry of Power; MNRE;
SESI; InWEA; CMA; ISGF;
IESA; SWI; IEE; IWTMA;
DELOITTE and CRISIL
1 ā 4 August 2013 Goa
SEPTEMBER 2013
SAARC Seminar on āRole of
Private Sector in Regional Power
Tradeā
IPPAI / SAARC Energy
Center
26 ā 27 September
2013
New Delhi
OCTOBER 2013
*Empowering North East India:
Decentralised, Distributed
Generation - Latest
Developments and Policy
IPPAI
24 ā 25 October
2013
Aizawl, Mizoram
*Proposed
SEPTEMBER 2013
SAARC Seminar on āRole of Private
Sector in Regional Power Tradeā
SAARC Energy Center,
Islamabad
26-27 September New Delhi
OCTOBER 2013
Empowering North East India:
Decentralised, Distributed Generation
- Latest Developments and Policy
Initiatives
JERC for Manipur &
Mizoram; ZEDA;
MCI
24-25 October Aizawl, Mizoram
DECEMBER 2013
Promoting Hydro Power: A Counter
Strategy Against Rising Fossil Fuel
Prices
Ministry of Power; APPCA;
HPA
12-13 December New Delhi
EVENTS: 2013
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EVENTS: 2014
FEBRUARY 2014 Supported By Date Place
4th
Asia Energy Security
Summit 2014 : A Track II
Diplomacy Initiative
- 26-28 February, 2014 Taj Samudra, Colombo,
Sri Lanka
MARCH
Round Table to discuss
issues in the Merchant
(Short Term) Power Market
- Friday, March 21, 2014 Casuarina Hall, India Habitat
Centre, New Delhi
JUNE
SAARC Workshop on
Harmonizing Regulations
and Policies for Cross
Border Power Trade
Knowledge Partner
IPPAI
26 - 27 June, 2014 Hotel Soaltee, Kathmandu,
Nepal
JULY - AUGUST
The 14th
Regulators &
Policymakers Retreat 2014
Ministry of Power,
Ministry of New &
Renewable,Ministry of Coal,
IEE, InWEA, SESI, ISGF,
IESA, FIMI, UK Trade & In-
vestment, NSEFI, Society of
energy engineers and man-
agers, All India Association
of Industries, PCRA, NCPU,
India Wind Power Associa-
tion, Ippf
31 July - 3 August 2014 Goa Marriott Resort & Spa,
Panaji, Goa
NOVEMBER
Off-Grid Renewable Energy
Access Projects in Mizoram
MNRE, ZEDA Monday, November 10, 2014 Aijal Club, Aizawl
Economic Impact of Judicial
Decisions
Agarwal Law Associates,
CPA, SIMA
Saturday, November 22,
2014
Theatre Hall, India Habitat
Centre, New Delhi
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Ministry of Power
Government of Meghalaya
Government of Jharkhand
Government of Bihar
Ministry of Energy, Nepal
Saarc Energy Centre, Islamabad
Government of Assam
SupporttoIPPAI
RegulatorySupport:
Ministry of New & Renewable Energy
Bihar State Electricity Regulatory Commission
Jharkhand State Electricity Regulatory Commission
Tripura Electricity Regulatory Commission
Haryana Electricity Regulatory Commission
Arunachal Pradesh State Electricity Regulatory Commission
Andhra Pradesh Electricity Regulatory Commission
Joint Electricity Regulatory Commission for Manipur & Mizoram
Assam Electricity Regulatory Commission
Central Electricity Regulatory Commission
Gujarat Electricity Regulatory Commission
Odisha Electricity Regulatory Commission
Maharashtra Electricity Regulatory Commission
Uttar Pradesh Electricity Regulatory Commission
Central Electricity Authority
Directorate General of Hydrocarbons
Ministry of Panchayati Raj Institutions
Petroleum and Natural Gas Regulatory Board
Ministry of Commerce & Industry
Ministry of Railways
Ministry of Coal
Meghalaya Electricity Regulatory Commission
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42. It gives us great pleasure to inform you of the Independent Power Producers Association of Asia (IPPAA),
an independent, international body being set up to promote dialogue for closer cooperation and trade in
the energy sector among independent power producers, regulators, governments, and key stakeholders in
countries across South Asia and beyond.
IPPAA will provide a much needed, neutral platform to debate and discuss issues in privatesectorparticipation
in the development of the power sector in Asia. It shall aim to foster closer partnerships in the region for
energy security and sustainable development.
As a founding member of IPPAA, the Independent Power Producers Association of India (IPPAI) has
undertaken several initiatives towards greater energy cooperation in Asia. IPPAI has organised Asia Energy
Security Summits in Colombo and Bangkok with the support and/or participation of the Governments of
Sri Lanka and Thailand respectively. IPPAIās Annual Regulators & Policy Makers Retreats have received the
support and/or participation of South and Central Asian, American, South American and African regulators,
diplomats and industry. IPPAIās initiatives in 2013 were flagged off by Mr. Salman Khurshid, Minister for
External Affairs, and Mr. Jyotiraditya Scindia, Minister of State for Power, Government of India.
In the past four years, IPPAI has collaborated with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, USA and
the National Regulatory Research Institute, USA to organise regulatory dialogues in the United States with
participation from American and Indian electricity regulators and industry players. IPPAI is proud to have
worked with the SAARC Energy Center, Islamabad in organising āThe SAARC Seminar on the Role of Private
Sector in Regional Power Tradeā on 26 ā 27 September 2013 at New Delhi.
IPPAA takes great pride in inviting you to join as a valued member and in enriching the process of debate
and dialogue between key stakeholders of nations that have immense potential for rapid development
of their energy sector and economic growth through closer cooperation. Your presence as a valued
member of IPPAA will facilitate discourse with Asian Governments at the highest level and with eminent
regulators, policy makers, social leaders, industry players and key stakeholders for creating a level playing
field for private and state owned developers and for sustained development of the power sector in Asia.
For more information, please contact us. Our contact details are provided on the back cover of this book.
THE IPPAA ADVANTAGE
ā¢ Strategic Position: Conceived as an interface between all players in the Energy/Infrastructure Sector
and Regulators & Policy Makers in Asia. Gain from the experiences of leading players in the power
sector and share new ideas on a variety of subjects including:
ā¢ New market opportunities ā¢ Industry developments ā¢ Changing Policies and regulation
ā¢ Impacting Policy: The Outcome of IPPAAās proposed conferences, seminars and workshops will be
forwarded as recommendations to key decision makers in governments across Asia.
ā¢ USP: As a neutral forum, IPPAA has the dispensation to interact with regulators and can, thus,
provide cutting edge information on developments in the market and the emerging situation.
ā¢ Networking: Our events are being planned to attract a high caliber audience including key decision-
makers and opinion makers across business and government, providing excellent networking and
branding opportunities to all stakeholders.
Independent Power Producers Association of Asia (IPPAA)
Invitation to its Exclusive Membership
Empowering Asia
Independent Power Producers Association of Asia
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MHA clears 47 hydel projectsUpdated: Dec 13 2013, 04:01 IST
The ministry of home affairs has cleared 47 hydel projects for implementation, raising hope of expeditious harnessing of
the countryās hydropower potential which is estimated at 1.5 lakh MW. ā47 hydro projects were cleared by the MHA the
day before,ā Devendra Chaudhry, additional secretary in the ministry, said on Thursday while speaking at a conference
held by the Indian Power Producers Association of India.
India-China agree to exchange information on Brahmaputra basin
The ministry of home affairs has cleared 47 hydel projects for implementation, raising hope of expeditious harnessing of
the countryās hydropower potential which is estimated at 1.5 lakh MW. ā47 hydro projects were cleared by the MHA the
day before,ā Devendra Chaudhry, additional secretary in the ministry, said on Thursday while speaking at a conference
held by the Indian Power Producers Association of India.
IPPAI conference on āPromoting Hydro Power: A Counter Strategy
Against Rising Fossil Fuel Pricesā
The Independent Power Producers Association of India (IPPAI) organised a two day workshop on āPromoting Hydro
Power: A Counter Strategy against rising Fossil Fuel Pricesāfrom December 12-13, 2013 at the Taj Mahal Hotel in New
Delhi. The conference received participations from esteemed regulators, policymakers, hydro project developers, inves-
tors, transmission and distribution utilities and power consumers, and discussed the way ahead.
46. IPPAIās neutral disposition enables it to interact with regulators
from a position of strength and provide cutting edge information on
developments in the emerging market. The initiatives are filed as
important recommendations in the sector and the events attract a
high caliber audience of key decision makers across business and
government, offering excellent opportunities for networking.
Wind
Hydro
Coal
Petroleum
Biomass
Nuclear
Examined.. Engaged..
Empowered
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