1320 MW area of over 1834 acres of land 14 kilometers north of the Sundarbans In August 2010 29 January 2012 National Thermal Power Corporation and Bangladesh Power Development Board Bangladesh India Friendship Power Company (BIFPC) BPDB and the NTPC agreed to implement the project on a 50:50 equity basis. Enjoy 15 years tax holiday USD 1.5 billion India and Bangladesh will fund the remaining 30% equally Loans are expected to fund up to 70% In April 2017 Ex-Im Bank of India Reliability Affordability Abundance Safety Department of Environment - 1 August 2013 Environmental Impact Assessment - 2016 Unesco Plant needs 4.72 millions ton coal per years. The plant would draw 219,600 cubic meters of water every day fly ash, coal dust and sulphur, and other toxic chemicals. Department of Environment - 1 August 2013 Environmental Impact Assessment - 2016 Unesco Plant needs 4.72 millions ton coal per years. The plant would draw 219,600 cubic meters of water every day fly ash, coal dust and sulphur, and other toxic chemicals. Citizen opposition Political opposition Rejects the allegations that the coal-based power plant would adversely affect the world's largest mangrove forest. The controversy over the power plant and its impact on the Sundarbans was "not based on facts." The plant will not negatively affect the mangrove forest because the emission of green house gas will be kept at the minimum level Importing high quality coal, build a 275-meter high chimney. The water running through it works as a supercritical fluid. Critical point under high pressures and temperatures, specifically at 22 MPs and 374oC. Efficiencies can reach around 44%

1. Rampal Thermal Power Plant
Super Critical Based Thermal coal
power plant

2. Group No: 3
Name: ID:
1. Md. Shahidul Islam 151-33-2586
2. Md. Sujun Babu 151-33-2348
3. Md. Shahin Alam 151-33-2562
4. Md. Ahasan Habib 151-33-2594
5. Mohammad Jony Mia 151-33-2581
6. Md. Firoz Ahamed 151-33-2580

3. Content
1.Location
2. Capacity, Area
3.Aggrement
4.Cost
5.Benifit
6.Environmental issues
7.Opposition
8.Govt. Position
9.Super critical

4. Location
Rampal, Bagerhat, Khulna

5. Rampal Power Plant

6. Capacity, Area
1320 MW
area of over 1834 acres of land
14 kilometers north of the Sundarbans

7. Agreement
In August 2010
29 January 2012
National Thermal Power Corporation and
Bangladesh Power Development Board
Bangladesh India Friendship Power Company (BIFPC)
 BPDB and the NTPC agreed to implement the project on a
50:50 equity basis.
 Enjoy 15 years tax holiday

8. Cost
 USD 1.5 billion
 India and Bangladesh will fund the remaining 30% equally
 Loans are expected to fund up to 70%
 In April 2017 Ex-Im Bank of India

9. Benefit
 Reliability
 Affordability
 Abundance
 Safety

10. Environmental issues
 Department of Environment - 1 August 2013
 Environmental Impact Assessment - 2016 Unesco
 Plant needs 4.72 millions ton coal per years.
 The plant would draw 219,600 cubic meters of water every
day
 fly ash, coal dust and sulphur, and other toxic chemicals.

11. Opposition
 Citizen opposition
 Political opposition

12. Government Position
 Rejects the allegations that the coal-based power plant would
adversely affect the world's largest mangrove forest.
 The controversy over the power plant and its impact on the
Sundarbans was "not based on facts."
 The plant will not negatively affect the mangrove forest
because the emission of green house gas will be kept at the
minimum level
 Importing high quality coal, build a 275-meter high chimney.

13. Super critical
 The water running through it works as a supercritical
fluid.
 Critical point under high pressures and temperatures,
specifically at 22 MPs and 374oC.
 Efficiencies can reach around 44%

14. Thank you