KSK Energy Ventures is likely to get coal supply for its 1,800-MW Mahanadi power project under the tapering linkage policy of the Government. The Mahanadi coal-based thermal power project is located around 125km away from the Morga II coal block in the Janjgir-Champa district of Chhahattisgarh.
The project was initially planned for 1,800MW capacity but is scheduled for expansion due to the availability of extra fuel from the Gare Pelma Sector III coal block. Now, its capacity will be doubled to 3,600MW by using the additional coal resources.
Further, the company is set to sign up a power purchase agreement for 1000 MW capacity with the Uttar Pradesh Power Corporation.
KSK Energy Ventures is engaged in the business of developing and operating power plants. The company is a wholly owned subsidiary of KSK Energy (Mauritius), which in turn is subsidiary of KSK Power Ventur plc.
