Infraline Energy is coming up with its Annual conference on “Is Indian power sector ready for Ultra Supercritical Technology” on 12th December, 2014. This would be an attempt to bring together all the think tanks and policy makers under one roof, for a day, to deliberate upon the advantages offered by this technology and the challenges posed. The conference would be structured with different sessions from key people of the industry and their presentations. For further details on the conference, kindly drop us a mail on conference@infraline.com

1. Conference on Hotel The Claridges, New Delhi
Is Indian Power Sector
Ready for Ultra Super Critical Power Plants
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2. Conference on
Is Indian Power Sector
Ready for Ultra Super Critical Power Plants
Background
Indian power sector has witnessed significant growth in the last decade. The country currently has an installed capacity
of more than 250 GW of power and an annual generation of over 910 billion units. Along with capacity addition, other
issue like technology improvement, higher efficiency and lower emissions need to be taken care of. Solutions to the
issues includes life extension of ageing plants, modernization of existing plants, and equipping upcoming plants with
improved technology. There is also a need for exploring options like coal blending, zero water discharge and Flue gas
desulphurization system.
With the continuing drive to reduce power plant emissions and improve efficiency, coal fired power plants have been
moving towards higher steam parameters. With the advancement in metallurgy, we have progressed from sub critical to
super critical and now to ultra super critical technology. This gain in technology would help in achieving cleaner generation.
The potential cycle efficiency gain from elevated steam pressures and temperatures cannot be neglected. Starting from
traditional 165 bar /538°C, dramatic improvements in power plant performance can be achieved by raising inlet steam
condition to 310 bar and temperature above 600°C. Every 28°C increase in main steam and reheat temperature results
in approximately 1.5% improvement in heat rate. In coal-fired power generation, efficiency is an important performance
parameter. Raising efficiency offers benefits such as:
• Reduced emissions of carbon dioxide (CO2), where a one percentage-point improvement in overall efficiency can
result in up to 3% reduction in CO2 emissions
• Reduced SOx and NOx emissions
• Reduced coal consumption and resource preservation
Considerable progress has been made in the development of highly efficient supercritical (SC) and ultra-supercritical
(USC) pulverized coal-fired (PC) technology. While sub-critical plants can achieve efficiencies of 38% to 39%, the state-of-the-
art USC plants give a far superior performance. USC plants operating at higher steam conditions, with temperatures
ranging from 600°C to 620°C and pressures over 280 bar, result in design efficiencies of 45% to 46%. Unit capacity for such
plants has reached up to 1100 MW. With ongoing developments in metallurgical science, the efficiency may approach
50% in next 10 to 15 years. Effective policies must be implemented to encourage such technological developments in
demonstration and deployment stages.
Supercritical units have demonstrated their performance worldwide. Even in Indian continent, supercritical units are growing
exponentially. India has already experienced its first Ultra supercritical plant. And many other such plants are about to
come up. This will mark the beginning of a new phase in India power sector. This calls for evaluation of competency of
equipment manufacturing sector and manpower as well, to develop Ultra supercritical power plants.
With an effort in this direction, Infraline Energy is coming up with its 3rd annual conference on “Is Indian power sector
ready for Ultra Supercritical Technology”. This would be an attempt to bring together all the think tanks and policy
makers under one roof, for a day, to deliberate upon the advantages offered by this technology and the challenges posed.
The conference would be structured with different sessions from key people of the industry and their presentations.
About Us
InfralineEnergy organises conferences in the areas of Power,
Oil & Gas, Coal, Legal, Infrastructure and Renewable Energy.
Our conferences have been far reaching successes and have
received rave reviews. Schedules are adhered to and there is
adequate time for discussion. A lot of emphasis is given to time
devoted for networking and business opportunities.
We are also an accredited premier service provider of critical
business information, industry databases, business intelligence
and related services in the Energy Sector. The company offers
various reports and online databases for sectors like Coal, Oil
& Gas, Power, Upstream and Renewable Energy.
Sponsorship Opportunities are available A MUST ATTEND FOR
• Power Plant Owners
• BTG Manufacturers
• BoP Equipment and Service provider
• Technology Providers
• Consultancy firms
• EPC Contractors
• Banks & Financial Institution
• PP/Developers/UMPPs/IPP
• Ancillary Service Providers
• Regulatory Bodies
• EXIM Bodies
• Research Institutions etc.

3. Conference on
Agenda
December 18, 2014, Hotel The Claridges, New Delhi
Some of our Previous Participants in Power Sector Sector
Adhunik Power & Natural Resources Limited, AF Consult India (P) Limited, Alstom Projects India Limited, AP Genco, Avantha
Power & Infrastructure Limited, BF Infrastructure Limited, Bharat Forge Limited, Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited, Bokaro Power
Supply Company Pvt. Limited, Cethar Limited, Cethar Vessels Limited, Cinda Engineering & Construction Pvt. Limited, CLP
Power India Pvt. Limited, Devendran Coal International Pvt. Limited, Emerson Process Management Power & Water Solution
India. Pvt. Limited, DSP Merill Lynch, EICS Power Services, Engineers India Limited, Facor Alloys Limited, Feedback Ventures
Pvt. Limited, GE Energy, Hitachi India Pvt. Limited, ICICI Venture Funds Management Co. Limited, ISGEC John Thompson,
Jhajjar Power Limited, KazStoryService Infrastrucure India Pvt. Limited, Kirloskar Brothers Limited, KPCL, L&T-Sargent &
Lundy Limited, Lahmeyer International India, Larsen & Toubro Limited, M.N. Dastur & Company (p) Limited, Marsh India
Insurance Brokers Pvt. Limited, NSL Nagapatnam Power & Infratech Pvt. Limited, NTPC Limited, Power Finance Corporation
Limited, Rio Tinto India, Shanghai Electric Power Generation Group, Shapoorji Pallonji Energy (Gujarat) Pvt. Limited, Siemens
Limited, Tata Consulting Engineers Limited, THDC India Limited, Thermax Limited, Toshiba India Pvt. Limited, United India
Insurance Co. Limited, Welspun Energy Limited, Wipro Limited
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Session I - Ultra Super Critical Technology - Trend, outlook and experience so far
• What are the demand drivers, trend, and outlook on demand for generation based on ultra supercritical
technology?
• How has been the growth of Ultra Supercritical technology in India?
• What are the challenges faced in development of Ultra supercritical technology based project?
• How has been the performance of Ultra supercritical on Indian grounds
Session II - Equipment Manufacturing – Capacity & competency in design and manufacturing
• What is the manufacturing capacity in India, for power generation equipments?
• How has been the competency development for EPC of Supercritical and ultra supercritical power projects?
• What are the future plans of key players in Indian manufacturing sector?
• What are the key challenges faced in engineering and design of ultra Supercritical power plants?
• What India can learn from the developments in rest of the world?
Session III - Economics of Ultra Supercritical Technology
• Economics of Ultra Supercritical Power plants- a comparison with Supercritical and Subcritical technology?
• Benefits arising out of ultra Supercritical technology – in terms of capital, environmental and sustainability?
Session IV - Future path for Ultra Supercritical Technology in India
• What are the plans and perspectives of Major project developers and government on this technology?
• Is China again going to dominate the Market of Ultra Supercritical technology, just like supercritical, in Indian
power sector?
• What are the Challenges and way forward?

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