1320 MW Sahiwal power station

http://www.sourcewatch.org/index.php/Sahiwal_power_station

in November 2013 the Punjab government and China Western Power Company
signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to set up two 660 MW coal plants in
SahiwalChina Western Power Company would contribute about US$1.5 billion to the
projects
On May 30, 2014, Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif attended a ground breaking
ceremony for the project
The project received a letter of support from the Pakistan Private Power and
Infrastructure Board on April 17, 2015, but still has to secure financing
Included in CPEC April 2015 ($ 1.6 B)
the plant would be developed under the sponsorship of Industrial and Commercial
Bank of China Limited, Huaneng Shandong Electricity Limited and Shandong Ruyi
Group
China Western Power Company, which in 2013 was identified as the sponsor, was
not mentioned in the facility agreement.
In July 2015, it was reported that progress on the project was proceeding rapidly
with Huaneng Shandong's President assuring Chief Minister Shahbaz Sharif that the
project would be completed on schedule and would start producing electricity in
2017. According to the report, orders had been given for the purchase of turbines,
generators, and boilers, all of which would reach the project site ahead of schedule

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UEPL 100 MW Wind Power Plant

UEP Wind Power Project is the construction of a wind power plant at Jhimpir close to
Nooriabad near Karachi, Sindh Province , Pakistan.
The desired tariff is US 13.52 per kWh levelized over 20 years. The Project Cost is
US$ 261,510,000 including US$ 228,760,000 for the EPC. The Debt to Equity Ratio is 80:20.
The loan is 100% foreign loan at LIBOR + 5%. The loan term is 10 years including 02 years of
Grace Period
660 MW Thar Coal Power plant
Thar Powre Cy subsidiary of Sindh Engro Coal Minig Company (SECMC) a JV of Gov of SIndh
& Engro
Cost : $ 900 m
In 2015 it was reported the power station would be 660 MW at a cost of US$2.05
billion: the mining will cost $950 million and the power plant $1.1 billion.

Project Details

Sponsor: Thar Power Company (THARCO)

Parent company: Sindh Engro Coal Mining Company (a JV between the

Sindh government and Engro, House of Habibs Thal Limited, Hub Power
Company, HBL Bank and China Machinery Engineering Corporation)

Location: Thar Block-II, southeast of Singhara in Thatta district, Sindh

province

Coordinates: 24.7836176, 70.3670883 (approximate)

Status: Pre-permit development

Gross Capacity: Phase I: 660 MW, Phase II: 660 MW

Type:

Projected in service: 2018 (Phase I)

Coal Type: lignite

Coal Source: Thar Block II

Source of financing: China Development Bank, Industrial and Commercial

Bank of China, HBL, UBL, Bank Alfalah