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JINDAL POWER LIMITED


                                                                Jindal Power Limited’s illustrious voyage began way back in 2007
                                                                when  the  young  entity  became  the  first  in  the  private  sector  to
                                                                enthusiastically  venture  into  the  power  business  with  a  1000  MW
                                                                mega power project. JPL set up the ambitious 4x250 MW coal-fired
                                                                Independent Power Plant (IPP) in the Raigarh district of Chhattisgarh
                                                                and  since  then,  this  flagship  subsidiary  of  Jindal  Steel  &  Power
                                                                Limited  (JSPL)  has  benchmarked  operational  excellence  with  an
                                                                industry-leading PLF of 93% (average for last seven years).

                                                                Enthused with the success story of its first IPP, the company spread
                                                                its  wings  in  Tamnar,  Chhattisgarh  with  a  2,400  MW  (4X600  MW)
                                                                thermal power plant. Today, JPL is one of the leading power players
                                                                in  the  country  that  owns  and  operates  the  largest  power  station
                                                                complex in the state of Chhattisgarh— 3400-MW installed facility at
                                                                a  single  location-  which  is  in  perfect  synergy  with  Government  of
                                                                India’s objective of ‘24X7 Power for All’.


                                                                During this journey, the company also built several integrated facilities
                                                                that include an 18m high dam over the Kurket River, 25 km away from
                                                                the  project  site,  to  feed  water  to  the  power  plant.  A  258-km  long
                                                                400-KV double circuit transmission line has also been constructed to
                                                                pump in the generated power into the National Grid.


                                                                JPL has been instrumental in pioneering and adopting several state-
                                                                of-the-art  technologies,  innovations,  operational  efficiencies  and
                                                                best practices in project execution and management, thereby setting
                                                                new  benchmarks  in  India’s  power  sector.    The  company  envisions
                                                                becoming a significant power player offering quality and affordable
                                                                power to all, and is committed towards building nation of our dreams.
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