Alstom India (formerly known as Alstom Projects India) has secured two strategic contracts for the execution of turnkey station control and instrumentation (C&I) for National Thermal Power Corporation’s (NTPC) 660 MW supercritical projects for Solapur and Mouda II located in the state of Maharashtra. These contracts worth close to Rs 55.40 crore have been awarded to Power Automation & Controls (PAC) Business India.
The turnkey scope of the projects covers a combined area of complete station control with ALSPA Control systems - to be manufactured in Alstom’s state-of-the-art manufacturing facilities in India and Europe. While the automation solutions for the project will be integrated locally by setting up a integration facility in India, the electronic cards and assemblies will be manufactured by the company facilities in Europe. The company manages the complete engineering, supply, manufacture, delivery to site, installation, commissioning, testing and quality of the package.
Besides, this is the biggest project for Alstom in the C&I segment in India and also the first contract provided to Alstom by NTPC in the C&I 660 MW segment. As per the tender conditions, PAC India is also expected to get awarded an additional order for three units of 660 MW for the Nabinagar site located in the state of Bihar.
