Andhara Pradesh PCPIR
Location and area Andhra Pradesh
Vishakhapatnam and East Godavari Districts
603.58 sq. kms
Details of anchor Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Limited (HPCL) and GMR led
tenant consortium
HPCL:
(i) Rs.10, 000 crore for up gradation of Vishakh refinery from 7.5 to
15 MMTPA.
(ii) Rs. 32,000 crore for new 15 MMTPA refinery cum petrochemical
complex.
(iii) Owing to the Visakh area getting classified as a critically polluted
zone by CPCB, there is an embargo on further capacity
expansion for industries in the visakh bowl area. Hence the
earlier expansion proposal for visakh refinery from its present
8.4 MMTPA capacity to 15 MMTPA may not appear feasible in
the near future.
(iv) The Greenfield 15 MMTPA Refinery cum Petrochemical Project
at APSEZ (Rs. 32,000 crore) Visakhapatnam delayed due to
market conditions. HPCL requested APIIC to revive its project of
Green field refinery in the PCPIR zone to enable expansion of
the refinery / up gradation facilities outside the bowl area.
APIIC requested state govt. to advise HPCL to file fresh
application through online to allot land at APSEZ.
GMR:
Rs. 31,000 crore to set up a 15 MMTPA refinery and a 450,000
MTPA Polypropylene Unit. – in process of discussion.
Other major ONGC (Oil and gas exploration in KG basin), RIL: (Gas Supply and
investments (names Supported Infrastructure to transmit gas), Rain Commodities Ltd,
Continental Carbon India Ltd , Indian Strategic Petroleum Reserve
Limited (crude oil storage cavern, Velankani Chemicals, Air Liquide
India, Southern Online Biotechnologies Ltd, Confidence Petroleum
India Ltd, Vopak, BPCL (bottling plant), Hetero Drugs Ltd, Baker
Hughes, Naturol Universal Biofuel, Reliance Bio fuel , Gangavaram
Port Ltd:, Vishakhapatnam Port Trust, NTPC, Hinduja Power Project,
Kakinada SEZ pvt Ltd.
Total investments till date: Rs. 9700 crore
Actual employment: 90,000 people
Total infrastructural Rs. 18,800 crore
investment State Govt: Rs. 2,132 crore
Private: Rs. 10,565 crore
PPP: Rs. 6,034 crore with GOI share being Rs. 1,206.8 crore (@ 20%)
VGF sought/ Rs. 1,206.8 crore
approved (Subject to VGF guidelines as existing from time to time)
Current status i) Memorandum of Agreement signed with Government of India in
Oct’09.
ii) Notification of the PCPIR has been issued.
iii) Detailed Draft Master Plan will be finalized and published in
August-Sept., 2013.
iv) PCPIR Expressway from Gangavaram Port to Kakinada Port (138
km ). For Phase-I and II alignment is finalized except in the land
owned by the steel plant (RINL). Land acquisition for Phase-I
between Gangavaram Port and APSEZ to a length of 35 km is
initiated.
v) A rail link of 7.5 km from APSEZ to the existing South Central
Railway Trunk (SCR) line is proposed, with a siding near Tuni.
RITES have conducted feasibility study and DPR is being
prepared. Development of Rail Freight stations with CFSs,
(Container Freight Stations) ICDs, (Integrated Container Depots)
at other locations in the PCPIR, namely Achuthapuram,
Nakkapalli and Kakinada would be taken up with Ministry of
Railways by APIIC.
vi) Airport infrastructure is planned to be developed through New
Visakhapatnam International Airport and up gradation of
Rajahmundry Airport.
vii) The expansion project at the present location of Hindustan
Petroleum Corporation Ltd. (HPCL), Anchor Tenant for
VKPCPIR, is likely to be difficult due to environmental issues.
HPCL is planning to implement a Greenfield project outside the
Visakhapatnam bowl area about 40 km from the existing location.
viii) The private promoter GMR is also planning to have an
investment in refinery-cum-petrochemical complex. They are
looking for technology partners.
Gujarat PCPIR
Location and area Gujarat
Bharuch district
453 sq kms Processing area 24,750 hectares (54.64%)
Details of anchor(i)
tenant (ii) ONGC Petro Additions Limited (OPaL), a joint venture company
promoted by ONGC and Gujarat State Petroleum Corporation (GSPC).
(iii)
(i) Rs.19500 crore: 1.1 MMTPA multi feed petrochemical cracker.
(ii) Rs.3400 crore: C2/C3 extraction unit.
(iii) OPAL has been allotted 700 hectares of land in Dahej SEZ. MoU
has been signed between the State Government and the Anchor
Tenant viz. OPAL. Rs. 8700 crore has been invested.
Other major Total expected investment: Rs. 50,000 crore
investments (names Committed investment Rs. 1, 29,400 crore as on 31.12.12.
Units commenced production- Rs. 24,770 crore
Units under construction- Rs. 54,450 crore
Total- Rs. 1,29,379 crore
Significant investments: ONGC extraction plant, ABG Ruchi
Petrochemicals, Gujarat Alkalies and Chemicals Ltd, DIC Fine
Chemicals Pvt. Ltd., Sajjan Specialty Ltd, Pidilite Industries Ltd, Rallis
India Ltd, Lanxess India Private Limited, Air Liquide India Holding P.
Ltd, Ginni Filaments Ltd, Arcoy Bio-refinery, Ashland India Pvt. Ltd,
Romano Tiles P. Ltd., Indian Peroxide Limited, Neesa Infrastructure
India Pvt. Ltd.
The total employment generation from the GPCPIR is expected to be 8
lakh persons of whom the estimated direct employment in the PCPIR
will be about 1.9 lakh.
Present employment: 20,000 persons.
Total infrastructural Rs.7800 crore
investment
Cost recovery mode by private developer with State Govt. Agencies:
Rs. 7094.2 crore
Budgetary support from State Govt. : Rs. 253 crore
PPP mode: Rs. 402.5 crore with 20% VGF at Rs. 80.5 crore from GOI
VGF sought/ Rs. 80.5 crore
approved (Subject to VGF guidelines as existing from time to time)
Current status i) Memorandum of Agreement signed with Government of India in
Jan’10.
ii) The PCPIR has been notified under the Special Investment Region
(SIR) Act, 2009.
iii. Gujarat PCPIR is Brownfield development with about 15 years of
development activities in infrastructure, and positioned to the east of
Delhi-Mumbai Industrial Corridor. Road Infrastructure approved
earlier, is being funded by State Govt. and the projects are
progressing and there are no issues.
iv. Bharuch, to Dahej cargo transportation rail line is already
functioning. However, a decision to allow passenger trains on this
route would be taken later.
v. The State Government will take up with Ministry of Civil Aviation to
build a new airport at Ankleshwar for the PCPIR.
vi. Water supply, Power, Gas (by GSPC), Telecom services and
other infrastructure are progressing as per schedule.
vii. NEERI had been appointed for EIA. Draft final EIA report was
submitted to MoEF by NEERI on 18th April, 2013. GIDC has applied
to MoEF for approval of fresh ToR on 30th May, 2013.
Viii ONGC Petro addition Ltd. (OPaL), the Anchor Tenant has
already made investment of Rs.15,124 crore in the multi feed Cracker
Complex in SEZ, of 1.1 million tonne/annum capacity. The natural
gas (C2/C3) component extraction plant at Dahej, constructed by
ONGC in domestic tariff area (DTA), is completed.
Odisha PCPIR
Location and area Odisha
Kendra Para and Jagatsinghpur districts
284.15 sq kms
Details of anchor Indian Oil Corporation Ltd. (IOCL)
tenant (i) 15 MMTPA grassroot refinery at Paradip in the first phase at a cost
of Rs. 30,000 crore.
(ii) Refinery will have Crude and vacuum Distillation Unit, a
Hydrocracking Unit, a Delayed Coker Unit and other secondary
processing facilities. It will also have an Integrated Gasification
Combined Cycle Plant for production of steam, power and hydrogen
from petroleum coke for captive use in the refinery.
(iii) A petrochemical complex will be set up at a later date depending
on the market conditions.
IOCL has already invested Rs. 22,000 crore. The Refinery project is
expected to be completed by 2014
Other major Total investment of about Rs. 280,000 crore is expected, which
investments (names includes committed investment of Rs. 30,000 crore.
IOCL, Deepak Fertilizers - Greenfield ammonium nitrate plant and
Coal to Liquid Project of TATA Steel and M/s SASOL
Estimated Direct Employment: 2.27 lakh persons.
Estimated Indirect Employment: 4. 21 lakh persons.
Total investment till date is over Rs.30, 000 crore
Total infrastructural Total investment: Rs. 14,000 crore
investment
GOI support: By way of VGF funding for one port and three road-
related projects.
State Govt: Rs.1,800 crore
Private Participation: Rs. 11000 crore
VGF sought/ Rs. 716 crore
approved (Subject to VGF guidelines as existing from time to time)
Current status i) Memorandum of Agreement has been signed with the State
Government.
ii) Formal management structure has not yet been put in place.
iii) Paradip PCPIR is a brownfield project. An SPV, Paradip
Investment Region Development Ltd. has been formed under IDCO
to implement the project. Preliminary master planning has been done
by IDCO. Jurong Consultants, Singapore is being engaged for
preparation of feasibility study and product profile study of Paradip
PCPIR.
iv) Feasibility studies are being taken up for road projects of Coastal
Corridor Dhamra Port-Paradip PCPIR- Astarang Port (140 km),
Bhubaneswar-Paradip PCPIR- Greenfield Corridor (73 km) and other
internal arterial road within the PCPIR area. VGF support from GOI
would be needed for these projects. Upgradation of NH 5A from 2
lane to 4 lane has been completed.
v) Paradip Port is augmenting its capacity from 71 MMTPA to 134
MMTPA by 2013. Dedicated Container Berths with 5 MMTPA
capacity each are already put to bid.
vi) Rail links (Rail Freight Station) along with Cuttack-Paradip link, rail
siding at multi product SEZ and rail siding at logistics hub) Container
Ports and power plants are under feasibility study.
vii) Total demand for water in PCPIR is likely to be 620 MLD. A MOU
has been signed with IL&FS for 100 MLD desalination plant at
Paradip. Draft DPR has been submitted by WAPCOS.
viii) A 1320 MW Power Plant by SPI Ports Limited has been
approved by High Level Clearance Authority with an investment of
Rs. 6000 Crore. For setting up feeder lines and substations,
preliminary estimates have been prepared by OPTCL for which 48
acres of land has been allotted.
ix) The EIA and Environmental Management Plan for the PCPIR will
be prepared after confirmation from IOCL regarding feed stock
availability.
x) The Anchor Tenant for Paradip PCPIR is Indian Oil Corporation
Ltd., which is implementing a 15 MMTPA crude oil refinery at
Paradip, likely to be implemented in the 1st - 2nd quarter of 2014.
xi) IOCL has signed a MoU with Dhamra Port Company for a 5
million tonne LNG terminal at Dhamra. The increased availability of
natural gas from Dhamra project is expected to improve the
development of downstream industries.
TAMIL NADU PCPIR
Location and area Tamil Nadu
Cuddalore and Nagappatinam Districts 256 sq.kms
Details of anchor Nagarjuna Oil Corporation Ltd (NOCL) and Chennai Petroleum
tenant Corporation Ltd (CPCL).
NOCL is setting up a 12 Million Metric Tons Per Annum (MMTPA)
Refinery Project at Cuddalore, Tamil Nadu at a total cost of Rs. 22,000
Crore. The project activities have commenced and the target date for
commissioning of phase I of refinery is July, 2014. Investment by
Anchor Tenant till 30.11.2012 is Rs.6090 crore
Other major Bayer Sanmar, Shasun Chemicals, SPIC Pharma, EID Parry (India)
investments (names Ltd, Rallis India Ltd and Vanavil Dyes and Pigments Ltd etc
Total infrastructural Total investment : Rs. 13,500 crore
investment
Budgetary support from State Govt. : Rs. 866 crore
GOI support: is by way of VGF & Budgetary Support
Private Participation: Rs. 9,900 crore
VGF sought/ VGF sought is Rs. 1143 crore
approved (Subject to VGF guidelines as existing from time to time)
Current status i) The proposal has been approved by the CCEA
ii) The State Government of Tamil Nadu has been requested to sign a
Memorandum of Agreement (MoA) with the Union Government
before proceeding further.
iii) NOCL has informed that due to cyclone in 2011-12, the plant
suffered heavy damages in the construction phase. As on January
2012, 60% of the construction of phase-1 of refinery (6.0 MMTPA)
had been completed.
Thiru Hans Raj Verma, IAS.,
Principal Secretary/ Chairman and Managing Director
Tamil Nadu Industrial Development Corporation Ltd,
19-A, Rukmini Lakshmipathy Road,
Egmore,
Chennai 600 008.
INDIA
Tel: 91-44-2855 4421
Email: cmd.tidco@nic.in
Shri Vishal Kumar Dev
Chairman-cum-Managing Director
Odisha Industrial Infrastructure Development Corporation
(Govt. of Odisha undertaking )
IDCO Tower, Janpath, Bhubaneswar - 22
EPABX Phones: 0674-2540820/2543506/2543865/2541706/2543804/ 2541819/
2543814/2542820
Fax: 0674-2542956
Email: cmd@idco.in Phone: 0674-2542784
Shri M. Sahu,
Chairman & Managing Director
Gujarat Industrial Dev. Corporation - GIDC
Address: Block -4, 2nd floor, Udyog Bhavan, Sector-11, Gh Road, Gandhinagar.
Phone: 23221247 (MD), 23225811-14, 23225810, 23225810, 23225805, 23225816
Fax: 23225815
Sri Jayesh Ranjan, IAS
Vice Chairman & Managing Director
APIIC Limited,
HYDERABAD-500 004