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Signs pact with SAIL unit for power plants

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Ahmedabad April 14 Gujarat NRE Coke Ltd on Friday signed an agreement with Sailcon, a division of Steel Authority of India Ltd, wherein Sailcon would be providing consultancy services for the implementation of 15-MW power plant each at Bhachau in Gujarat and Dharwad in Karnataka.

The power plants are being designed by using the sensible heat of the flue gas generated from the company's coke oven batteries. Each power plant is expected to cost around Rs 50 crore and will be commissioned with 24 months. The setting up of the power plants would help reduce the operating cost of the company's steel mills, its Vice-Chairman and Managing Director, Mr Arun Kumar Jagatramka, said here.

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