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Chuzachen
Hydro Electric Power Project

The 110 MW Hydro Electric Power Plant in Sikkim, commissioned in May 2013, is India’s first IPP (Independent Power Project) for Hydro Electric Power in the private sector. The project on the Rangpo and Rongli rivers has been commissioned on a Build, Operate, Own and Transfer basis (BOOT).

SIKKIM'S HYDROELECTRIC
POTENTIAL

Located in the lap of the Eastern Himalayas, Sikkim is not only one of the most picturesque states of the country but also has a total Hydro-electric power potential of 53,537 MW.

Our Team

Meera

Independent Director, GIPL (110 MW Power Project in Sikkim)

Mr. Yogesh Kundra

Independent Director

Mr. Yogesh Kundra was a short service commission (SSC) captain in the Indian Army, with 40 years of experience in Integrated Logistics.

Mr. Anil Kavadiya

President & Chief Financial Officer

Mr. Anil Kavadiya, is a fellow member of ICAI, ICWA & an Associate Member of CS with over 27 years of experience in fundraising (Domestic & Overseas), Merger & Acquisition, Strategic Planning, Promoter Funding, Private Equity, Structured Funding, Legal & Commercial, Budgetary Controls, etc. Mr. Anil has also been associated with JSW Group for about a decade besides Welspun, Shapoorji Pallonj, Bora Industries (the largest rubber manufacturing industry in East Africa). He also played a key role in Strategic Business, Financial Planning, Corporate Restructuring, and turnaround of the Company.

Mr. Manoj Sen

Vice President

Mr. Manoj Sen holds a bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering and has an experience of over 27 years in the Power Sector. During his past tenure, he has played pivotal roles in the setup of many Hydroelectric projects like Nathpa Jhakri (1500 MW), Dul Hasti (390 MW), Purulia Pump Storage (900 MW), Parbati-III (520 MW) and Teesta-VI(500MW) with responsibilities ranging from construction management of key project components to the Head of the Projects (HoP).

Why Renewable energy ?

The growing energy requirements of the nation are adversely affecting the environment. Emission of CO2 in enormous amounts is the leading cause of global climate change.
Renewable energy, on the other hand, has a much lower environmental impact than its finite, conventional counterpart.
There is a compelling need to undertake power projects that leverage renewable and green resources to meet the growing energy requirements of our economy. Power production without risking the health of our planet is the need of the hour.