Wednesday, November 23, 2022

The function of voltage regulator in solar biomass hybrid power plant

 


Friday, October 28, 2022

What Type of Approval is Required to Set up a Solar Power Plant in India?

 What Type of Approval is Required to Set up a Solar Power Plant in India?

  • Submitting the application form to DISCOM along with the application fee.
  • After reviewing the application, the authorities decided to give approval for the applied capacity of the solar plant.
  • In the next step, the rooftop owner registers for installing solar power plants with the required documents and makes the payment of registration charges. Here people also need to apply for the net metering facility for their solar plant.
  • Following this, the customer signs the connection agreement with DISCOM for the initiation of the installation process.
  • Once the installation of the solar plant completes, DISCOM officials evaluate the standard compliance and sanction the project.
  • After the feasibility analysis of the site from the local substation to ensure the ability of the grid to handle the power level of the solar power plant, people need to get a permission letter for power evacuation from the DISCOM.
  • Requirement of a land conversion certificate when using agricultural land. This certificate is necessary to prove that the land will no longer be used for agricultural purposes.
  • License for contract work issued by the labour department.
  • Approval for sewage treatment facilities.
  • Permit of the environment clearance by the pollution control board.
  • Fire department’s certificate of fire safety.
  • Clearance permit from the forest department.
  • Chief Electrical Inspector’s approval for project commissioning.
  • MNRE approval for the solar power project’s tax exemptions.

Thursday, October 27, 2022

Shapoorji Pallonji EPC Projects

 Shapoorji Pallonji EPC Projects

Overview of Shapoorji Pallonji EPC Services

EPC Projects of Shapoorji Pallonji

1. Bauxite Handling Capacity:

Bauxite Handling Capacity

2. 70MW Peat-fired Thermal Power Plant:

70MW Peat-fired Thermal Power Plant

3. Ore Bedding and Blending Plant at SAIL:

Ore Bedding and Blending Plant at SAIL

4. World-class Turnkey Solutions:

5. Inline Hot Strip and Thin Slab Caster Mill at NMDC:

Inline Hot Strip and Thin Slab Caster Mill at NMDC

Some Other EPC Projects of Shapoorji Pallonji

  • In 2019, Shapoorji Pallonji EPC executed 1 Million Tons per annum, Combi Caster, at RINL, VIZAG.
  • In 2022, a Lime & Dolomite Calcination Plant of RML-III was executed in Bhilai.
  • In 2017, the Musandam Mine project ended in the Musandam peninsula of Oman.

In a Nutshell


Explain the Challenges Faced by Developers of a Solar Power Plant

 Explain the Challenges Faced by Developers of a Solar Power Plant


Friday, September 30, 2022

10 New Projects of Shapoorji Pallonji Group

 10 New Projects of Shapoorji Pallonji Group

Shapoorji Pallonji is a global leader with its wings operating in national and international markets. SP delivers end-to-end solutions. They have been developing iconic landmarks and mega structures.

Let us look at some of the Projects undertaken by the Shapoorji Pallonji group:

1. Rwanda’s 80 MW Power Plant – East Africa

2x35 MW Peat-fired Thermal Power Plant Rwanda, 2021
2×35 MW Peat-fired Thermal Power Plant Rwanda, 2021

This project was carried out in Gisagara – Rwanda. The 80 MW Peat Fired Power Plant was built under BOOT (Build, operate, own, and transfer). In total the installed capacity of this plant is 80 MW and out of that Shapoorji’s EPC team implemented 70 MW of Peat Fired Plant which included BFB (bubbling bed boiler) – Finland technology based on Turnkey.

To date, the biggest power plant project in Rwanda, making it effective to lower the fuel import and become 100% independent. Project completion – 2021

2. Mehewara Piyesa Office Complex – Sri Lanka

Mehewara Piyesa Office Complex Sri Lanka, 2019
Mehewara Piyesa Office Complex Sri Lanka, 2019

This complex was constructed keeping in mind providing competent and productive services to the public. A 35-storey complex with modern facilities spread over a 5,80,000 sq. ft area with a cost of 8500 million Rs. Mehewara Piyesa is the tallest and largest building owned by the Sri Lankan government. Project completion – 2019

3. Royal Opera House – Oman 

Royal Opera House Oman, 2018
Royal Opera House Oman, 2018

Acting as a centre of excellence, the Royal Opera House has worldwide cultural engagement. Approx. 1,100 people can be accommodated in this house. This is a house of the cultural centre and Musical Arts; it has an inbuilt auditorium, landscaped gardens, concert theatre, luxury restaurants, and a car park. Completed in 2018

4. Thanaya Residential Building – Abu Dhabi

Thanaya Residential Building – Abu Dhabi
Thanaya Residential Building – Abu Dhabi

This residential construction has multipurpose retail, F&B space, two levels of basement car parking, community clinic, pharmacy on the ground level, swimming pools, overhead and underground water tanks, elevators, etc along with spacious 84 apartments – studios apartments to 2-bed units through six levels. Completed in 2021

5. Jammu General Bus Stand

Jammu General Bus Stand
Jammu & Kashmir, 2021
Jammu General Bus Stand Jammu & Kashmir, 2021

A normal bus stand changed its way to becoming a Multi-level car park + commercial complex. Change in design, construction, procurement, and comprehensive engineering was involved. It is built on a 60,064 sqm area with a capacity to accommodate 80 buses in their said terminals, 177 two-wheelers, 1312 cars, a taxi stand, and 239 commercial shops. There are open landscaped food courts and restaurants, water facilities, a chiller plant room, elevators, an air-conditioned ticket booking office along with various other amenities. The overall commercial cost was Rs 213.08 cr. Completed in 2021

6. Green Peak Adventure Resort – Oman

Green Peak Adventure Resort Oman, 2021
Green Peak Adventure Resort Oman, 2021

Green peak adventure resort is a 5-star project which is developed on a 73,367 sqm area in Jebel Akhdar (Oman). This resort has 52 independent (4-star) standard villas with a housing building having 45 hotel suites keys, an adventure area, and the main facility building. Budget – more than USD – 50 million. Completed 2021

7. City Center Shopping Mall – Oman

City Center Shopping Mall Oman, 2018
City Center Shopping Mall Oman, 2018

With an investment of 15.2 million OMR, the City centre shopping mall was constructed with the idea to give its public a tailor-made mix of lifestyle services, retail stores, entertainment areas, and great dining experiences. A mall with a 177,605 sq. ft area that includes a 73,195 sq. ft Carrefour hypermarket with 50 select stores.

8. Sultan Qaboos Mosque – Oman 

Sultan Qaboos Mosque Oman, 2016
Sultan Qaboos Mosque Oman, 2016

In 2017, Oman Shapoorji was awarded the “Sustainability Initiative of the Year” at Oman’s construction week award for their outstanding efforts for the “Sultan Qaboos Mosque” in Sohar. The biggest mosque in Muscat is spread across 416,000 m2. This mosque is a living example of how Islamic and Middle Eastern engineering styles can blend in Omani fusion along with modern architecture.

> Worshipper’s occupancy – 20,000
> Number of people who can fit inside – 8,000
> People In Courtyard – 12,000

The structure of Sultan Qaboos Mosque comprises the main prayer hall, multi-purpose hall, ladies prayer hall, VVIP rooms, library, Immam room, etc. Completed in 2016

9. Aquatic Gallery – Ahmedabad 

Aquatic Gallery Ahmedabad, 2021
Aquatic Gallery Ahmedabad, 2021

As a symbol of aquatic life, this gallery is designed to look like a shell.  It’s built on a 2.5 acres plot with 150,000 sqft of built-up area. This is a 5th generation top-class public aquarium that is home to around about 180 species of fish from around the world, belonging to different marine and aquatic ecosystems.  This is far from physical experience along with information and education. This gallery includes a multi-storeyed viewing corridor, an interpretation centre, an underwater walkway, and a 5D theatre.  Estimated cost – Rs. 250 cr. Completion year – 2021

10. Mediclinic Hospital Expansion – Abu Dhabi 

Mediclinic Hospital Expansion Abu Dhabi, 2021
Mediclinic Hospital Expansion Abu Dhabi, 2021

An extension to Al Noor Hospital grounds that covered an additional space to accommodate a block that has 130 beds, a link bridge to the old hospital and to the central utility plant, VIP areas, special treatment rooms, rehabilitation unit, upgrade of the dialysis unit, pubic areas, etc. Completion year – 2021



published at http://realestateandepc.wordpress.com on September 28, 2022.