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April 27, 2015

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Proposal to set up thermal power project near Masula

An Australia-based leading independent coal exploration and mining company, Queensland Coal Exploration Proprietary Limited (QCEPL), is engaged in discussions with the State government to set up 5,000 MW coal-based thermal power project in Krishna district. Speaking to The Hindu , high placed sources confirmed that a team representing the Australian company will soon discuss their proposal to set up the power project near Machilipatnam with the top bureaucrats of the State government. “The team will meet Secretary (Energy, Infrastructure and Investment) Ajay Jain and Secretary (Industry and Commerce) S.S. Rawat in Hyderabad,” added sources. At production capacity of 5,000 MW, this could be the biggest thermal power project proposal which would be submitted to the State government based on the results of talks with the bureaucrats. The company, in principal, has identified nearly 2,000 acres of suitable land for the project between Machilipatnam and Kruthivennu in Krish...

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