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Chinese company interested in setting up power plants

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By Web Desk Published March 19, 2014 1 Min Read
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A Chinese company has expressed  interest in setting up coal-based power plants with a total production capacity of 2,640 megawatts in Gadani, Balochistan

China Gezhouba Group Company (CGGC) and the Private Power and Infrastructure Board (PPIB) on Tuesday signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) for developing three power projects of 660MW each (totaling 1,980MW) based on imported coal in the planned Gadani Power Park.

The total investment of the venture is $4 billion. 

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  • Zafar Niazi says:
    March 19, 2014 at 4:05 pm

    Are you sure it would be in Balochistan? I think the quality of coal of Thar is the best in Pakistan.

    Reply
  • Tahir Shabbir says:
    March 19, 2014 at 4:47 pm

    Yes, but the Gadani Power Park is in Baluchistan

    Reply
  • Zafar Niazi says:
    March 19, 2014 at 8:32 pm

    I was expecting a detailed reply from moderator, rather merely saying “yes”. I would like to share some important statistics I gathered and made available at Wikipedia.

    Musakhel Balochistan (Kingri-Aram-Safa Coal fields)
    Location- 175 km from Multan and 290 km from Quetta
    Types of Coal- Sub-bituminous to Bituminous and Lignite
    Total Coal Reserves- 17.5 Millions
    Production- 56,009 Tons

    Lakhara
    Location-176 km north of Karachi, 65 km northwest of Hyderabad
    Type of Coal-Sub-bituminous to lignite
    Total coal resources- 38.82 million tons
    Production- (2003–04) 217,967 tons

    Dengari
    Location- 35 km south-east of Quetta
    Type of Coal- Sub-bituminous-A to high volatile B-bituminous
    Total coal resources- 15.42 million tones
    Production- (2003–04) 15,043 tons
    Sor-range

    Location – 16 km east of Quetta
    Type of Coal- Sub-bituminous-A to high volatile B-bituminous
    Total coal resources- 12.95 million tones
    Production- (2003–04) 56,132 tons

    Shahrig
    Coal field location- 160 km north-east of Quetta
    Type of Coal- Sub Bituminous B to heavy volatile Bituminous-A
    Total coal resources- 28.97 million tones
    Production- (2003–04) 94,583 tons

    Sonda
    Coal field location- Near to Quetta
    Type of Coal- Sub Bituminous B to heavy volatile Bituminous-A

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  • Tahir Shabbir says:
    March 20, 2014 at 9:38 am

    The proposed power park is still in Gadani. And they will still intend to use imported coal. As par the press release issued by the state.

    As to why they want to use imported coal. You may take it up with Secretary Water & Power Saif Ullah Chattha or the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Pakistan Power Park Management Company Limited (PPMCL), Ms. Nergis Sethi.

    If the above individuals are not forthcoming try and get in touch with the former head of the SIndh coal authority Dr. Khatumal Jivan.

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    • Zafar Niazi says:
      March 20, 2014 at 7:35 pm

      Well if I was taken from a press release then the refence should be quoted . I am sure you are referring it in selfdefence.

      I think you shouldn’t rely on the press releases. I would recommend you to place a news information based on your self evaluation. ( either the news should placed or not, what credibility would it has). I am not asking you to take a side. But the news should be analysed before placing it for public. This would make your information more reliable and distinguish you than others.

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      • Zafar Niazi says:
        March 20, 2014 at 7:39 pm

        I know all of them in person, they are always a call away from me. but my point was to see how do you take the news as moderator or editor.

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      • Tahir Shabbir says:
        March 21, 2014 at 9:40 am

        We don’t make news we publish it. PPIB released it and it was carried forthwith. We did check it with most major dailies as well before placement.
        The reason this topic is important to us is because we have worked with Dr. Jivan in the early days of the PPP govt. on the feasibility of turning coal into diesel. Right before the Authority was handed over to the federation.

        Photonews is not in the analysis or evaluation stage as yet. Which is why there are no articles or critiques here

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