HIDA Journal 2015 AUTUMN No.7

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4　HIDA JOURNALToshiba CorporationWorking to Reduce the Environmental Impact via Supercritical Pressure Power Generation Systems Made in IndiaCan you start by telling us about your company’s thermal power business in India? Our company has built up a network related to our thermal power business in India at three sites in Gurgaon (adjacent to New Delhi), Chennai, and Hyderabad. The TJPS Gurgaon Office handles engineering activities, while the TJPS Chennai Plant manufactures steam turbines and generators for thermal power plants, and TPSC (India) Pvt. Ltd. in Hyderabad installs power plant machinery. Coordinating with each other, TJPS and TPSC (India) supply and install thermal power plants in India. There is a strong rise in demand for electricity in India backed by its high economic growth rate. At one time, the majority of thermal power generated in India consisted of subcritical* coal-red thermal power. The first order our company received in the Indian market was for two 500 megawatt (MW) subcritical steam turbine generators for the Anpara Thermal Power Station of Uttar Pradesh Rajya Vidyut Utpadan Nigam Limited (UPRVUNL), which went into operation in 1994. Moreover, in 2007 we received an order for five 800 MW supercritical* steam turbine generators for Mundra Thermal Power Station (Gujarat). The order came from Tata Power, which is India’s largest private power company, as an Ultra Mega Power Project, in which the Indian government builds power plants through injections of private capital. These were sequentially entered into operation from 2012 to 2013. Thereafter, TJPS received orders for a total of seven supercritical steam turbine power generators. These included three 800 MW generators for Kudgi Super Thermal Power Station (Karnataka) ordered by India’s National Thermal Power Corporation Limited (NTPC) and two 660 MW generators for Meja Super Thermal Power Station (Uttar Pradesh) ordered by Meja URJA NIGAM Pvt. Ltd. in 2012, as well as two 800 MW generators for Darlipali Super Thermal Power Station (Orissa) ordered by NTPC in 2014. The expectation is that supercritical coal-fired power will become mainstream in the future because it has higher power generating efficiency relative to subcritical coal-fired power, which will lead to reducing the environmental impact. Toshiba Corporation Power Systems Company has established Toshiba JSW Power Systems Pvt. Ltd. (TJPS) in 2014 as an integrated company for sales, engineering, design, procurement, manufacturing, construction and services. TJPS was formed through a merger of Toshiba JSW Turbine & Generator Pvt. Ltd., a company that manufactures and sells generating turbines and generators with the thermal power engineering division of Toshiba India Pvt. Ltd. They are aiming to strengthen this integrated structure and strive for business development in an industry where companies fiercely compete for improvements of 0.1% in generation efciency. India and other newly emerging countries have been demonstrating rising demand for infrastructure in the energy sector as a result of their rapid urbanization and economic growth. HIDA has been carrying out the Carbon Reduction Technology Promotion Programs since FY2014 in order to export Japanese companies’ outstanding technology to countries throughout the world, including newly emerging countries which are expected to experience this sort of substantial growth in energy demand. It is also designed to develop local human resources to contribute to reducing CO2 and energy conservation measures. We will introduce Toshiba Corporation Power Systems Company, as a case example for the benet of HIDA training in Japan as it has received several orders in India, because of its high-efcient thermal power machines that curb CO2. With the goal of strengthening its thermal power business in India, Company OverviewNameToshiba Corporation Power Systems CompanyAddres72-34, Horikawa-cho, Saiwai-ku, Kawasaki, KanagawaYear ordered / ordered byDelivery destinationEquipment deliveredContractorManufacturing siteStart of operations ❶1989UPRVUNLAnpara Thermal Power Station in Uttar PradeshTwo units of 500 MW subcritical steam turbine generatorsToshibaJapanStarted❷2007Tata PowerMundra Thermal Power Station in GujaratFive units of 800 MW supercritical steam turbine generatorsToshibaJapanStarted❸2012NTPC**Kudgi Super Thermal Power Station in KarnatakaThree units of 800 MW supercritical steam turbine generatorsTJPSIndiaPlanned for 2016❹2012Meja URJA NIGAM Pvt. Ltd.Meja Super Thermal Power Station in Uttar PradeshTwo units of 660 MW supercritical steam turbine generatorsTJPSToshibaIndiaJapanPlanned for 2016❺2014NTPCDarlipali Super Thermal Power Station in Orissa Two units of 800 MW supercritical steam turbine generatorsTJPSIndiaPlanned for the second half of 2017Table 1. List of orders received for steam turbine generators in India＊＊India’s National Thermal Power Corporation LimitedCase Examples of Utilizing HIDA Programs– Carbon Reduction Technology Promotion ProgramsCarbon Reduction Technology Promotion Programs

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