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NEW & RENEWABLE ENERGY
DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION OF AP LTD
(NREDCAP)
(Formerly Non-conventional Energy Development
Corporation of AP Ltd [NEDCAP])
5-8-207/2, Pisgah Complex, Nampally,
Hyderabad 500 001
Tel: 040-23202391/23202262/23203376
Fax: 040-23201666
E-mail: nedcap@ap.nic.in / info@nedcap.gov.in
RIGHT TO INFORMATION
ACT 2005
(Information Manual under Sec. 4(1) (b) of RTI Act)
Updated on 26th August 2013
1CHAPTERII
I. THE PARTICULARS OF ORGANIZATION, FUNCTIONS AND DUTIES:
New & Renewable Energy Development Corporation of Andhra Pradesh Ltd.,
(NREDCAP) formerly known as Agro Pumpsets & Implements Ltd., (APIL) and
subsequently renamed as Non-conventional Energy Development Corporation of AP
Ltd., (NEDCAP) is a Nodal Agency of Government of Andhra Pradesh. The
Corporation was incorporated on 21.10.1969. Later, it was renamed as NEDCAP in the
year 1986 and as NREDCAP during June 2011.
OBJECTIVES:
1. To survey, develop and implement renewable energy programmes of State and
Central Governments.
2. Generation of electricity through renewable sources like wind and solar on
decentralized and centralized methods.
3. Conservation of energy in rural areas.
4. Ensure post-installation service and adoption viable technology.
5. To impart viable technology and machines in the area of non-conventional energy
sources.
6. To impart training and to promote research and development in the field of non-
conventional energy sources.
7. To ensure proper utilization of funds provided by the State and Central
Governments with efficient management system.
FUNCTIONS AND DUTIES OF THE ORGANIZATION:
NREDCAP is implementing all non-conventional energy programmes sponsored by
both State and Central Governments and are as follows:
National Biogas and Manure Management Programme
Improved Chulhas (State Government Programme)
Wind Energy
Solar Energy
2 Biomass production, conversion and utilization technology
Power Generation through Non-Conventional Energy Sources – Mini Hydel
Projects.
Power Generation through Non-Conventional Energy Sources – Industrial
& Municipal solid waste based power projects
Energy Conservation Programmes
The programme /activitywise brief details are :
1 NATIONAL BIOGAS AND MANURE MANAGEMENT
PROGRAMME(NBMMP) (CENTRALGOVERNMENTPROGRAMME):
“NREDCAP” is the State Nodal agency for Andhra Pradesh State to implement all
Renewable Energy Programmes.
The Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE), Govt. of India, New Delhi is
providing Central Financial Assistance (CFA) under National Biogas & Manure
Management programme (NBMMP). NREDCAP has installed around 4.22 lakh
Biogas plants up to 2012-13 in the State.
The Unit Cost and Subsidy Details are as follows:
Size of the Biogas Plant Unit Cost Subsidy
1 cum Deenabandhu Biogas plant 15,000.00 4,000.00
2 cum Deenabandhu Biogas plant 20,000.00 8,000.00
For the year 2012-13, an amount of Rs.15,16,71,800 was utilized for construction of
15,328 nos. of Biogas Plants.
32 IMPROVED CHULHAS (STATE GOVERNMENTPROGRAMME):
The Government of Andhra Pradesh has sanctioned and released an amount of Rs.
86.00 lakhs to take up the Improved Chulhas Programme during the year 2012-13. The
cost and subsidy available details for different models of chulhas are as follows.
A. Portable Chulha
1. Solid Biomass portable Chulhas – type –I 1 No. Rs. 453-60
as per IS 13152(part I 91)
2. Less: Govt. of AP subsidy Rs. 50-00
3. Beneficiary share Rs. 403-60
B. Fixed Chulha
1. TNAU model Chulhas 1 No. Rs. 150-00
2. Less: Govt. of AP subsidy Rs. 125-00
3. Beneficiary share Rs. 25-00
NREDCAP has constructed/distributed 74336 Nos. of Improved Chulhas during the year
2012-13.
3 WINDNERGY PROJECTS
POTENTIAL:
Andhra Pradesh is one of the Wind Power potential states in the country. As per the
assessment made by Centre for Wind Energy Technology (C-WET), the Wind Power
potential in the A.P. is estimated at 14,497 MW at 80 Meter above ground level,
which is second highest in the country after Gujarat state. 32 potential sites have been
notified which are having wind power potential of 200 watts / sq.mtr at 50 M level for
development of wind power projects. Further, 15 wind monitoring stations have been
established at potential pockets to collect the wind data at 80 M level during the
year 2011-12. In order to assess the actual potential at micro level, wind masts ar e
bei ng i nst al l ed at 10 selected locations in the state to collect the wind data at
100Metre level. The wind power potential identified in the State is mostly in the
Southern Region consisting of Anantapur, Kadapa, Kurnool, Chittoor and Nellore
4districts. Detailed Wind Resource Assessment studies are in progress in various
districts in private sector also as per the MNRE guidelines.
PRESENT STATUS:
The cumulative installed capacity as on 31.06.2013 is 498.62 MW, leaving
opportunities for further development in the wind power sector in view of the available
huge unexploited potential in the State. The private investors are now coming forward
to develop large scale wind power projects in the State in IPP mode. So far, 2851.67
MW capacity projects have been allotted and proposals for another 4800 MW
capacity projects are under consideration. The State Government a n n o u n c e d
t h e W i n d P o w e r P o l i c y vi de G.O.Ms.No.48 d a t e d : 11.04.2008 of Energy (RES)
Dept. The capacity allotments made so far are based on this policy.
TARIFF:
The AP Electricity Regulatory Commission(APERC) in its order dt: 15.11.2012 has
determined the preferential tariff of Rs.4.70 / KWH for a period of 25 years from the
date of commissioning of the projects to wind power projects being set up in the State
which enter into PPAs between the date of issue of this order and 31.03.2015.
4 SOLAR ENERGY:
I. SOLAR WATER HEATING SYSTEMS:
Government of Andhra Pradesh have announced various policies for encouraging use
of solar power in the State vide G.O.Ms.No.26, dated 19.6.2013 for the year 2013-14 and
as far as solar water heating system is concerned, Government have decided to provide
20% additional subsidy for capacity upto 200 LPD only for residential users. Full
subsidy minus the eligible Central Subsidy, however will be provided for installation of
Solar Water Heating System in respect of Government Hostels and residential Schools
which are on the Government Buildings only. The party installing the solar water
heating system will submit their claim to NREDCAP for disbursement of subsidy.
5II. OFF- GRID SOLAR POWER PLANTS IMPLEMENTED BY NREDCAP
Under Jawaharlal Nehru Solar Mission, MNRE, Govt of India New Delhi is promoting
off- grid Solar power plants of smaller size capacities under project mode for individual/
Community/ Institutional/ Industries. Various capacities of off- grid solar Photovoltaic
power plants up to a maximum of 500 KWp per site to meet/ supplement the power/
electricity for different applications are being provided capital subsidy by MNRE as
follows.
1. Individuals:-
(A) All applications max of - 1 KWp capital subsidy upto 30% of the project cost
(B) Pumps for irrigation & - 5 KWp capital subsidy upto 30% of the project cost
Community for drinking water max of
2. Institutions /Industrial/ Commercial estates
(A) All applications max of 500 KWp capital subsidy upto 30% of the project cost
The approximate cost of 1KWp Solar Power plant is Rs: 1.90 Lakhs with battery support
and Rs. 1.00 lakh per Kwp for systems without battery support which includes supply &
installation as per MNRE specifications
III. SOLAR PUMPSETS PROGRAMME:
Ministry of New & Renewable Energy, G.O.I., New Delhi have announced 30% subsidy
to the solar pumpsets programme and the same is being implemented by NREDCAP.
For the year 2013-14, Government of Andhra Pradesh have announced various policies
for encouraging use of solar power in the State vide G.O.Ms.No.26, dated 19.6.2013. As
per the Government Order, the focus area of Solar Pumpsets programme would be areas
where grid connectivity does not exist as well as Indira Jala Prabha Blocks wherein it
would be implemented on cluster basis for SC & ST beneficiaries only. In respect of the
SC&ST beneficiaries of these two categories of areas, the State Government would
provide 70% of the solar pumpsets as subsidy in addition to central Government subsidy.
For other areas & beneficiaries 20% additional subsidy from the State Government side
would be provided for installing solar pumpsets.
6In respect of solar pumpsets, in Indira Jala Prabha for SC & ST farmers, Commissioner,
Rural Development will be the Nodal Agency for finalizing the list of eligible
beneficiaries. After finalizing the list, Commissioner, Rural Development will forward
the list with his recommendations to NREDCAP for release of cost as subsidy. In respect
of other farmers, Commissioner, Agriculture will act as Nodal Agency and furnish the
list to NREDCAP along with his recommendations for release of subsidy.
IV. SOLAR PHOTOVOLTAIC PROGRAMME:
The Cumulative Physical Achievement details of different SPV Systems as on
31.03.2010, 31.03.2011, 31.03.2012 and 31.03.2013 and as on 30.06.2013 are furnishing
below:
S.No. Particulars Unit of As on As on As on As on As on
of SPV Measure 31.03.2010 31.03.2011 31.03.2012 31.03.2013 30.06.2013
System
01. Solar Nos. 30247 35917 40054 51467 51581
Lanterns
02 Solar Nos. 2217 2522 3043 4373 4939
Street
Lighting
Systems
03 Solar Nos. 1957 1958 1958 1958 1958
Home
Lighting
Systems
At present as per the guidelines in vogue of Ministry of New & Renewable Energy (MNRE),
GOI, New Delhi will examine the sent proposals in the MNRE prescribed format which can
be seen at mnre website for sanction of eligible Central Financial Assistance for different
SPV systems restricted to up to @ 30% of the actual cost will be in vogue till further
communication from MNRE. The MNRE amended / revised Bench Mark cost for Wp for
different SPV Systems are as follows:
7Sl. No. Particulars of SPV System
Capacity of PV Amended / Revised
Modules Bench mark Cost
for Each Wp Rs.
01 Solar Street Lighting CFL Based Systems Up to 300 Wp Rs.270/-
System, Solar Home
Lights, Solar Lanterns,
Power packs Multi use)
02 Solar Street Lighting Led Based Systems Up to 300 Wp Rs.450/-
System, Solar Home
Lights, Solar Lanterns,
Power packs Multi use)
03 Solar Water Pumping System with DC Motor In Up to 5 kWP Rs. 190/-
case of AC motor is used there will be a
reduction of 15% in the bench mark cost.
04 SPV Power Plants (With Battery Bank having 6 >300 Wp to 1 Rs.210/-
hours autonomy) Kwp
Rs. 190/-
In case battery bank is of lower capacity then >1 kWp to 10
Rs.170/-
there will be a reduction proportionate basis kWP
taking 50 % of the bench mark cost as pertains to
>10 kWp to 100
battery.
kWp
05 SPV Power Plants (Without Battery) Up to 100 kwp Rs.100/-
>100kWp to 500 Rs. 90/-
kWp
06 Micro Grid (DC) Up to 10 kWp Rs.350/-
07 Mini Grid > 10 to 250kWp Rs.300/-
08 Street Lights through SPV Power Plant Up to 100 kWp Rs.300/-
85. BIOMASS PRODUCTION,CONVERSION AND UTILIZATION TECHNOLOGY :
1. Biomass Power Projects:
42 Biomass Power Projects of various capacities have been installed/ commissioned upto
31.07.2013 in Andhra Pradesh State. The total installed capacity is 238.00 MW
2. Bagasse based Cogeneration power projects:
24 Bagasse based Cogeneration power projects of various capacities have been installed /
commissioned upto 31.07.2013 in Andhra Pradesh State. The total installed capacity is 324.95
MW
3. Biomass cogeneration (non-bagasse) Power Projects:
16 Biomass Cogeneration (Non-bagasse) Power Projects have been installed / commissioned
up to 31.07.2013 in Andhra Pradesh State. The total installed capacity is 49.45 MW
6. POWER GENERATION THROUGH NON-CONVENTIONAL ENERGY
SOURCES / MINI HYDEL PROJECTS:
Status of Small Hydel Power Projects in Andhra Pradesh:
The activity was transferred from erstwhile APSEB to NREDCAP vide G.O Ms.No.37
dated 01-02-1999 of Energy (power I) Department, Government of Andhra Pradesh.
The assessed hydro power potential is 1000 MW (approx). The status report on SHP
projects is shown below. The total no of projects sanctioned are 58 of 181.103 MW. The
capacity harnessed so far is 100.653 MW through the Projects of 36 nos under private
sector participation. The proposals/detailed project reports refereed to Irrigation
Department for issuance of No Objection Certificate are aggregating to a total capacity of
300 MW.
The Government of Andhra Pradesh has announced policy on establishment of Mini
Hydel Power Projects vide GO Ms.no.165 dated 11-07-2007 of I&CAD (Performs)
Department. As
9per GO, future registrations/allotment of sites to the private developers shall be under
bidding process only.
The Government has entrusted the work of selecting private developers for
establishment of Mini Hydel Power Projects under bidding process to APGENCO on
behalf of NREDCAP Ltd.,
Status on small hydro power projects:
S.No. Description No. of projects Capacity in MW
1 No. of projects sanctioned 58 181.103
2 No. of projects commissioned 36 100.653
3 No. of projects under progress 22 80.453
7. POWER GENERATION THROUGH NON-CONVENTIONAL ENERGY SOURCES
/INDUSTRIAL & MUNICIPAL WASTE BASED POWER PROJECTS:
Objectives:
i) To assess and upgrade various conversion technologies.
ii) To create conducive conditions and environment, with fiscal and financial regime to
develop, demonstrate and disseminate utilisation of wastes for recovery of energy.
iii) To harness the available potential of MSW/Industrial Waste-to energy by the year
2017.
NREDCAP is authorized by the A.P. State Government vide . G.O. Ms. No. 253, E & F
(RES) Department, dated 15-11-94 to sanction the Municipal Solid Waste/Industrial
Waste based Power projects of capacity up to 20 MW. Andhra Pradesh is having various
Industries which generate effluents.
10These effluents are to be treated to have value added product. The waste generated
from Industries like starch, palm oil, distilleries, dairy, poultry, furfural etc., can be
treated to generate Electricity.
The details in respect of Industrial Waste / Municipal Solid waste based power
projects and Biomethanation Power Plants are furnished here under:
1. Industrial Waste Power Projects:
14 Industrial Power Projects of various capacities have been installed/ commissioned upto
31.07.2013 in Andhra Pradesh State. The total installed capacity is 38.51 MW
2. Municipal solid Waste Power Projects:
04 Municipal solid Waste Power projects of various capacities have been installed /
commissioned upto 31.07.2013 in Andhra Pradesh State. The total installed capacity is
24.75 MW
3. Biomethanation Power Plants:
02 Biomethanation Power Plants have been installed / commissioned up to 31.07.2013 in
Andhra Pradesh State. The total installed capacity is 26040 Cum Per day Biomethanation
Power Plants.
8. ENERGY CONSERVATIONPROGRAMMES2013-14:
To take up the Energy Conservation Activities during the year 2013-14, the State Government
has allotted an amount of Rs.50.00 lakhs under Plan schemes. Accordingly, the amount is
being utilized by duly taking up the following activities.
1. Creation of Energy Efficient Govt/PSU/Local Body Buildings by installing energy
efficient lighting devices.
2. Creation of Energy Efficient Hostels every year 2 nos. of SC and 1 no. of ST hostel per
each district.
113. Energy Conservation Day & Week 14-21 December every year. During the National
Energy Conservation Day & week celebrations, State Energy Conservation Awards are
being distributed in 9 sectors.
4. Essay Writing Competition to the school children and paper presentation to the
Engineering students.
5. Energy Audit Scheme.
6. Publicity material/Advertisements and Training Workshops.
The details of tentative head wise allocations are enclosed at Annexure –I (EC)
An amount of Rs. 87.50 lakhs received from BEE, New Delhi, to meet the expenditure of the
following deliverables under BEE action plan budget for the year 2013-14 and accordingly the
programmes will be taken up. The details of BEE - AAP is enclosed at Annexure –II (EC)
State Energy Conservation Fund (SECF)
Bureau of Energy Efficiency, New Delhi has sanctioned and released an amount of Rs.400
Lakhs towards matching grant of SECF. The State Government has also sanctioned and
released an amount of Rs.200 lakhs as matching grant to the SECF. The activities being taken
up as sanctioned by BEE for the specific programmes as shown in Annexure III(EC) on
approval of State Level Steering Committee headed by the Spl Chief Secretary to Govt.,
Energy Department.
BEE has sanctioned an amount of Rs.100 lakhs towards demonstration projects as
detailed below:
1. Lighting Energy Efficient Project (LEEP) in Suryapet Municipality with an estimated cost
of Rs.100 lakhs and sanctioned a grant of Rs.50 lakhs and the balance will be borne by the
Municipality.
2. Creation of Energy Efficiency Villages in 30 nos. of Rehabilitation and Resettlement
Villages with estimated cost of Rs.100 lakhs. An amount of Rs.50 lakhs was sanctioned by
BEE under 11th Plan and the balance is to be met from the SECF funds subject to approval of
State Level Steering Committee.
II. The powers and duties of the officers and employees:
12The Chairman, Board of Directors are appointed by the Government of Andhra Pradesh.
The Chairman and Board of Directors are the Policy Making Body of the Corporation.
Vice-Chairman and Managing Director is being appointed by the Government of Andhra
Pradesh and he is the Executive Head of the Corporation. VC & MD issues directions
and closely monitors the activities of the corporation to achieve the objects for which the
Corporation is incorporated. He convenes the Board Meetings as per the applicable
provisions of Companies Act from time to time also appraises the Board on the issues to
take decisions as required.
The V i c e -Chairman and M a n a g i n g D i r e c t o r h a v e A d m i n i s t r a t i v e ,
Statutory a n d Financial Powers.
The Vice-Chairman and Managing Director is assisted by the Function Heads. The
following functions are headed by the Officers at Head Office as shown below:
GeneralManager
This post is having the status of top management level. He is the functional Head of
Corporation.
GeneralManager(EC)
This post is having the status of top management level. He is the Functional Head of
Energy Conservations and Solar Grid Sections.
Dy.GeneralManager (Finance&Accounts)
This post is having the status of top management level. He is the Functional Head of
Finance, Accounts & Secretarial Matters Sections.
Asst. General Manager (Admn.)
This post is having the status of top management level. He is the Functional Head of
Administration and Legal Wing.
13Project Directors/Executive Engineers:
This post is having the status of management level and each activity is headed by a
Project Director/Executive Engineer at Head Office.
Project Directors/Executive Engineers/DistrictManagers at Districts:
This post is having the status of management level and each district is headed by a
Project Director/Executive Engineer/District Manager.
All the above officers are supported by Middle, Junior, Supervisory and Supporting Staff.
The Organization Chart is enclosed.
III. The procedure followed in the decision making process, including channels of
supervision and accountability.
All important decisions are taken by Government / Board / Vice- Chairman and
Managing Director. The proposals will be initiated by Middle, Junior, Supervisory and
Supporting Staff and will be processed through the concerned functional head, who gives
its recommendations and finally decision will be taken by the Vice-Chairman and
Managing Director or by Board after going through the agenda / or by Government as the
case may be. The Vice-Chairman and Managing Director has delegated some of the
administrative powers to the General Manager & other Functional Heads viz. Dy.
General Managers, Project Directors, Executive Engineers & District Managers of the
Corporation.
IV. The norms set by it for the discharge of its function
Since the programmes are being sponsored by Ministry of New & Renewable Energy and
Bureau of Energy Efficiency, Government of India, such as National Biogas and Manure
Management Programme, Solar Energy, Mini Hydel Scheme and Energy Conservation,
certain incentives are being extended. The norms set by MNRE, Government of India is
being f o l l o w e d i n t h e i r r e s p e c t i v e f u n c t i o n . Similarly, the instructions of
State Government for the programmes of Improved Chulhas and as well as
Energy Conservation are being followed.
14V. The rules, regulations, instructions, manuals and records, held by the
corporation under its control or used by its employees for discharging its function.
The rules as approved by the Government and as per statute are followed. Further,
Service Rules as approved by the Government are being extended to the corporation
employees for discharging of functions.
VI. A statement of the categories of documents that are held by it or under its control.
a. Personal files of Officers, Staff and other related files to them.
b. Employees welfare files
c. Legal files
d. Disciplinary case files
e. Files relating to scrutiny of proposals and implementation of programmes
f. Miscellaneous
VII. The particulars of any arrangement that exists for consultation with or
representation by, the members of the public in relation to the
formulation of its policy or implementation thereof
The Government of AP at its discretion appoints Chairman and Directors from public
representatives on the board of the corporation. Therefore, they are also part and parcel
for policy making and further implementation.
VIII. A statement of the Board, Councils, Committees and other bodies consisting of
two or more persons constituted as its part or for the purpose of its advice, and as to
whether meeting of those boards, councils, committees and other bodies are open to
the public or the minutes of such meetings are accessable to public.
The Government has constituted a Board with Directors as per the provisions and it is
regular practice by the Government.
15BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
Sri Mrutyunjay Sahoo, I.A.S Sri M.Kamalakar Babu
Chairman, NREDCAP & Vice- Chairman & Managing Director,
Spl. Chief Secretary to Govt., NREDCAP,
Energy Department, Government of Hyderabad
A.P., Secretariat, Hyderabad Tel. No. 23201172
Sri Munindra, IFS Sri P. Ramesh, IAS
Special Secretary to Govt., Joint Managing Director(Commercial, IPC),
Energy Department. Govt. of AP., APTRANSCO.
AP Secretariat, Hyderabad Vidyut Soudha, Khairatabad,
Hyderabad
Sri.V. Anil Kumar, I.A.S Sri L. Narayan Reddy,
CMD, APCPDCL, Engineer-in-chief,(Irrigation Wing),
Corporate Office, Irrigation Department,
Mint compound, Jalasoudha building,
Hyderabad Erramanzil, Hyderabad
IX. A directory of its officers and employees
Cadrewise existing employees list is enclosed.
X. The monthly remuneration received by each of its officers and employees
including the system of compensation as provided in its regulations.
Statement showing the Monthly remuneration received by Officers and Staff is
enclosed
XI. The budget allocated to each of its agency, indicating t h e particulars o f all
plans, proposed expenditure and reports on disbursement made.
The budget is being allocated to the Corporation by the Government from time to
time and the details are available with Head Office, Hyderabad.
XII. The manner of execution of subsidy programmes including the amounts
16allocated and the details of beneficiaries of such programmes.
As per the guidelines issued by the Government. The details of beneficiaries of
such programmes is being placed in our website & may be seen at
www.nedcap.gov.in
XIII. Particulars of recipients of concessions, permits or authorizations granted by it.
Not Applicable.
XIV. Details in respect of the information available to or held by it, reduce in an
electronic form.
Yes
XV. The particulars of facilities available to citizens for obtaining information
including the working hours of a library or reading room, if maintained for public
use.
Available.
XVI. The names, designations and other particulars of the Public Information Officers.
Sri S. Yarram Reddy, General Manager, NREDCAP, Appellate Authority
Sri K. Ashok, Asst.General Manager (Admn), NREDCAP, Central Public
Information Officer, Head Office, Hyderabad.
Sri P. Rama Gopalam, Manager (Admn), NREDCAP, Asst. Central Public
Information Officer at Head Office, Hyderabad.
22 District Managers / Executive Engineers, NR EDC AP , State Public
Inform at i on Officers for 22 districts (Annexure)
22 Asst. Manager / J r . M a n a g e r N R E D C A P , Asst. State P u b l i c
Information Officers for 22 districts
XVII. S u c h other information as may be prescribed and thereafter update these
publications every year
Yes
17Annexure- I (EC)
State Plan Budget for Energy Conservation for the year 2013-14.
No Description Physical Target Budget Estimates
in Rs. in lakhs
01. Creation of Energy Efficient One office in each 7.50
Govt/PSU/Local Body buildings by district ie., 22 nos
installing Energy saving lamps like CFLs
and T5 tube lights under demonstration
programme (50% subsidy)
02 Demonstration programme on Energy 2 SC, 1 ST 13.00
efficiency Lighting programme to SC/ST Hostels in each
hostels two SC and one ST hostel in each district ie., total
district i.e. 2x22 = 44 SC hostels and 1x22 ..66 nos
= 22 ST hostels
(SC – 10 lakhs + ST - 3.00 lakhs)
03 Energy audit in Govt/PSU/Local Body Two offices in 9.00
buildings and hospitals /Universities each district as per
/Engg.Colleges / medical / PG/under GO Rt no.133
graduate colleges etc dt.22.8.2012
04 State Energy Conservation Awards State level, 9 2.00
(including sponsorship programmes) sectors will be
awarded
05 EC Awareness programme in State Level 2.00
schools/colleges including sponsorships
06 Conducting of workshops on EC measures State Level 4.00
in industries, Agriculture, Domestic,
commercial Buildings and Transportation
etc. during EC day & week celebrations
1807 Conducting EC day and week celebrations Rs.15,000 for 5.50
from 14th – 20th December every year in organizing
the state as detailed below National Energy
Conservation Day
District Level : Rs 15000/- per
& Week
district x 22 = 3.30 lakhs
celebrations
State Level : Rs. 3.20 lakhs
08 Creation of Energy Efficiency villages by Two villages 4.00
supplying CFL / T5 tube based Street covered with T5
lighting devices (Two villages supplied in street lights ie.,
the State ie., Khammam & Srikakulam each Khammam &
one village) Srikakulam each
one village)
09 Printing of brochures and publicity material 22 districts 3.00
on EC measures
Total 50.00
19BEE action plan budget for the year 2013-14 Annexure- II (EC)
S.No Details of Activity Budget sanctioned by BEE (INR crores)
01 Implementation of Energy Efficiency 0.50
Measures to showcase the potential of
Energy Efficiency through
demonstration projects
02 LED Village Campaign 0.20
03 Workshop/ training programmes 0.05
involving energy professionals
04 Analysis and survey of the impact of 0.03
Energy Conservation Activities
05 Publicity/ awareness on Energy 0.075
Efficiency in the state
06 Maintenance and updating of internet 0.02
platform
20Annexure-III (EC)
DETAILS OF FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE BY BUREAU OF ENERGY EFFICIENCY
(BEE), NEW DELHI TO SDA AS SECF–
S.No Description Budget Payments/ Remarks
Estimates Provisions
in Rs in In Rs. in
lakhs lakhs
01 Implementation of Sector 30.00 19.47 An amount of Rs 973500/- was
Specific Energy Saving Plan released so far. During the Energy
of the A.P. State Conservation Management
Bureau review meeting, it was
deiced to give presentation before
the committee by M/s EESL.
After given presentation before
State Level Steering Committee,
balance amount will be released
02 Preparation of Waste Heat 25.00 7.99 Final DPRs submitted.
Recovery (WHR) detailed (Rs.799000/- released to the
project report for 20 firm). During the Energy
industries identified Conservation Management
including SMEs & Large Bureau review meeting, it was
scale industries in the state deiced to give presentation before
of AP the committee by M/s Zenith
Energy
03 Hiring of consultant for 20.00 Final WHR DPRs furnished.
preparation and After given presentation before
implementation of WHR State Level Steering Committee,
policy in the state of AP further action will be initiated
2104 Demonstration Project on 100.00 After finalization of
WHR in sectors like Steel, implementation of WHR policy in
Chemicals and Food the state, further action will be
Processing units initiated
05 Extending loan to Energy 50.00 1.00 Preparations of guidelines are
Efficiency projects in the under progress. An internal
industries committee is constituted to
finalize the guidelines.
06 Extending loans to the 5.00 5.00 Completed
NREDCAP employees for
purchasing Energy Efficient
Domestic items such as Air
Conditioners, Refrigerators
and Televisions etc.
07 Extending loan to the ESCO 90.00 Preparations of guidelines are
companies for promoting under progress and guide lines of
energy conservation and consultant subject to approval of
efficiency measures in SLSC.
Govt. / PSU / Local Body /
University buildings etc.
08 Conducting of Energy 10.00 On finalization of guidelines for
Audits in Municipalities / extending soft loan to building
Buildings / Industries owners / industries, further action
will be initiated subject to
approval of SLSC.
09 Extending finance for 5.00 On finalization of guidelines for
preparation of DPRs to the loaning to building owners /
Energy Efficiency projects industries, further action will be
initiated subject to approval of
SLSC
2210 Creation of Energy Efficient 20.00
Villages / Institutions
11 Monitoring and Evaluation 20.00
of the projects
12 State Government Matching 200.00 110.00 40 Nos of Villages are identified
grant to provide LED Street Lights in
place of Conventional Street
Lights.17 nos of Villages are
identified to create as Energy
Efficient Villages by providing
CFLs, T5 FTLs to house holds.
POs were placed on suppliers.
Supplies are made. Installation of
LED based Street Lighting
Systems and distribution of CFLs
and FTLs are completed.
23NREDCAP: STATEMENT SHOWING THE CATEGORY WISE EMPLOYEES
AS ON 26.08.2013
S No Designation/Cadre/Category No. of Employees
01 General Manager 02
02 Dy. General Manager 02
03 Project Director 05
Asst. General Manager (F&A) 01
Asst. General Manager (Admn.) 01
04 Executive Engineer 17
Manager (NT) 09
05 Development Officer 06
06 Asst. Manager (NT) (Sr. Asst) 07
07 Asst. Manager (NT) (Acctt) 06
08 Asst. Manager (NT) (Sr. Steno) 03
09 Jr. Manager (OA) 05
10 Jr. Manager (AA) 10
11 Field Officer- Gr-I (Sr. Tech) 07
12 Field Officer (Tech.) 16
13 Asst. Field Officer (Asst. Tech) 33
14 Driver-Cum-Mechanic 02
15 Record Asst. 01
16 Jamedar 04
17 Office Subordinate/Security Attender 06
TOTAL 143
24Annexure to IX ( Admn .)
NREDCAP: HYDERABAD
CADREWISE EMPLOYEES IN NEDCAP AS ON 26.08.2013
Sl. Cadre Cadre/Employee Name/Sanctioned Existing nos.
No Strength
Sl.No.
1 GENERAL MANAGER (2) 2
1 S Yarram Reddy
2 T S C Bose (on deputation)
3 K Srinivas (EC)
2 DY. GENERAL MANAGER (2) 2
1 S. Ramachandra Raju (F&A)
2
3 ASST. GENERAL MANAGER – (2) 2
1 K Ashok (Admn)
2 Y. Yella Reddy (F&A)
PROJECT DIRECTOR (5) 5
1 N Rammohan
2 D Ashok Kumar
3 M. Alleswarachary
4 C.B.Jagadeeswara Reddy
5 P V Ramesh
4 EXECUTIVE ENGINEER (RE&EC) (20) 17
1 G Harinath babu
2 M Kameswara Rao
3 G Butchi Raju
4 P V Rama Raju
5 V Ramalingaiah
256 J Nani Babu
7 D V Prasad
8 M Kodandarama Murthy
9 G Sudhakar Rao
10 G Satyarayana
11 M V K Raju
12 K Srinivasa Rao
13 M Siva Prasad
14 M Chandrasekhar Reddy
15 G Satyavara Prasad
16 J V L Satyanarayana
17 I V Subrahmanyam
MANAGERS – Non-Tech (11) Admn.5 + Steno 10
line: 2 + Accts 4
1 Y.Hemachandra Kunari
2 M Annapurnamma
3 Md Suleman Pasha
4 R Satyanarayana
5 K Bhaskara Rao
6 T Radhakrishna
7 P Ramagopalam
8 B. Jayaraju
9 S Nissar Ahmed
10
11
5 DEVELOPMENT OFFICERS (29) 6
1 K Govinda Raj
262 Y S N Murthy
3 Sk Saidavali
4 K Prakash
5 K Rameswara Rao
6 V Krishna Reddy
6 ASST. MANAGER – Admn. (7) 7
1 PRLK Mohan
2 S V S Prasad
3 N Konda Reddy
4 A Umapathi
5 A Venugopala Reddy
6 R Ramakrishna Reddy
7 P. Subba Rao
7 JUNIOR MANAGER (Admn.) (19+4) 05
1 C Narahari
2 K Aruna
3 P Vijayendra Babu
4 S Swathi Rathna
5 M Srinivas
8 Asst. MANAGER (Accts.) (6) 6
1 G Vijaya Babu
2 M V Krishna Rao
3 M N Sudharshan Rao
4 Y V S S N V Prasad
5 V Janardhana Reddy
6 V Anil Kumar
279 JUNIOR MANAGER (Accts.) (21) 10
1 M N Ratnaji Rao
2 U V Bhasker
3 N Sreenivasulu Reddy
4 B Padma Rao
5 K Veerabhadra Rao
6 B Adinarayana
7 L Lakshminarayana
8 T.Venkatasubaiah
9 H I Dora
10 Md. Ahmed
10 Asst. MANAGER (Stenography) (4) 3
1 P.Lakshmi
2 P. Radhakrishna
3 B Ushakiran
11 JUNIOR MANAGER (Stenography) (3) --
12 FIELD OFFICER GR-I (Sr. Tech) (7) 7
1 K Pratap Reddy
2 K Umapathy
3 T V S Reddy
4 N Ramachandraiah
5 D R G Gupta
6 B. Anjaneyulu
7 M.M.Hussain
13 FIELD OFFICER (Tech) (22) 16
1 R Krishna Rao
2 G Shankar Rao
283 K Ravi
4 S A Jaleel
5 Md Nazeeruddin
6 G Kanthaiachary
7 M Butchaiah
8 C Munikrishna Reddy
9 V Hari Prasad
10 D. Yadagiri
11 Abdul Waheed
12 G. Venkateswarlu
13 D Rambabu
14 D Yellaiah
15 RN Chary
16 P Prabhakar Naidu
17
18
19
20
21
22
14 ASST. FIELD OFFICER (AT) (45) 33
1 P Subrahmanyam
2 N Venugopal
3 M Vikram
4 P Manmadha Rao
5 S Yerukalaiah
6 V Seetharamaiah
297 Ch Jagadeeswar
8 M Vijaya Kumar
9 J Ambarishu
10 S K Masthan
11 P Pandu Ranga
12 K Selvam
13 G Tirupathi Rao
14 P Sai Baba
15 K Vittal
16 P Nagamuni
17 A Dhananjaya Reddy
18 R Appa Rao
19 M. Vijaya Babu
20 K.R.Venkatesulu
21 P Veeraiah
22 V Dayakar Reddy
23 A Satyanarayana
24 K Krishnaiah
25 K Srinivasulu
26 B Paripurnachary
27 N Appa Rao
28 G Chittiabbai
29 M Satyanarayana
30 Quader Mohiuddin
31 K Vara Prasad
32 M Panduranga Rao
33 P.Ramaiah
3015 RECORD ASSISTANT (1) 1
1 Parmeswara Rao
16 DRIVER-CUM-MECHANIC (4) 2
1 G Anjaiah
2 Md. Zaheeruddin
17 DRIVER (14+1) 0
18 JAMEDAR (4) 4
1 C Sagar
2 R Sadanand
3 P Joseph
4 G Mallaiah
19 OFFICE SUBORDINATE/ 6
SECURITY ATTENDER (11+1+1) sweeper
1 I Latchaiah
2 N Raju
3 K Raja Mogali
4 G L Srinivasa Rao
5 Ch Pochaiah
6 Y Raju
Total 143
31Annexure to (X) (F&A)
NEW AND RENEWABLE ENERGY DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION OF
A.P.LTD::HYDERABAD
Monthly remuneration received by Officers and Staff Section 4(1)(b)(X)
Sl Name Designation Gross Monthly
No. Remuneration
(Rupees)
1 M Kamalakar Babu VC&MD 73589
2 S.Yarram Reddy General Manager 91644
3 T.S.C.Bose General Manager On deputation
4 K.Srinivas Dy General Manager 78138
5 S.Ramachandra Raju Dy General Manager 89929
6 D.Ashok Kumar Project director 68154
7 C.B.Jagadishwar Reddy Project director 74758
8 M.Alleswara Chary Project director 82867
9 N.Ram Mohan Project director 82435
10 P.V.Ramesh Project director 81278
11 D.V.Prasad Executive Engineer(RE) 70984
12 G.Butchi Raju Executive Engineer(RE) 81078
13 G.Harinath Babu Executive Engineer(RE) 76763
14 G.S.V.Prasad Executive Engineer(RE) 66193
15 G.Satyanarayana Executive Engineer(RE) 74526
16 G.Sudhakara Rao Executive Engineer(RE) 77388
17 J.Nani Babu Executive Engineer(RE) 68559
18 J.V.L.Satyanarayana Executive Engineer(RE) 69829
3219 K.Srinivasa Rao Executive Engineer(RE) 69789
20 M.Chandrasheker Reddy Executive Engineer(RE) 68284
21 M.Kameswara Rao Executive Engineer(RE) 71337
22 M.Kodanda Rama Murthy Executive Engineer(RE) 76572
23 M.Siva Prasad Executive Engineer(RE) 71503
24 M.V.K.Raju Executive Engineer(RE) 67428
25 P.V.Rama Raju Executive Engineer(RE) 80360
26 V.Ramalingaiah Executive Engineer(RE) 80187
27 K.Ashok Asst. General Manager 76329
28 M.Annapurnamma Asst Manager 76239
29 M.S.Pasha Asst Manager 72644
30 N.Pothanna Asst Manager 65413
31 R.Satyanarayana Asst Manager 74436
32 Y.Hemachandra Kumari Asst Manager 72714
33 Y.Yella Reddy Asst Manager 74646
34 S.Nissar Ahmed Asst Manager 67490
35 G.Vijaya Babu Junior Manager Grade I 61516
36 M.V.Krishna Rao Junior Manager Grade I 58787
37 M.N.Sudershan Rao Junior Manager Grade I 51058
38 Y.V.S.S.N.V.Prasad Junior Manager Grade I 55196
39 K.Bhaskar Rao Asst. Manager 67050
40 T.Radha Krishna Asst Manager 67933
41 P.Ramagopalam Asst Manager 70316
42 P.Lakshmi Junior Manager Grade I 45244
43 P.Radha krishna Junior Manager Grade I 70316
44 B.Usha Kiran Junior Manager Grade I 70586
45 I.V.Subramanyam Development officer 44438
46 K.Govinda Raj Development Officer 57783
47 B.Adi Narayana Junior Manager 54245
48 B.Padma Rao Junior Manager 54245
49 H.I.V.Dora Junior Manager 51150
50 K.Veerabadra Rao Junior Manager 50432
51 L.Laxminarayana Junior Manager 55111
3352 M.N.Ratnaji Rao Junior Manager 50636
53 Md. Ahmed Junior Manager 52877
54 N.Sreenivasulu Reddy Junior Manager 52841
55 T.Venkata Subbaiah Junior Manager 52341
56 U.V.Bhaskar Junior Manager 50950
57 V.Anil Kumar Junior Manager Gr.I 52551
58 V.Janardhan Reddy Junior Manager Gr.I 49417
59 A.Umapathy Junior Manager Gr.I 63998
60 A.Venugopal Reddy Junior Manager Gr.I 61629
61 C.Narahari Junior Manager 54125
62 K.Aruna Junior Manager 40898
63 M.Srinivas Junior Manager 34986
64 N.Konda Reddy Junior Manager Gr 1 65489
65 P.Subba Rao Junior Manager Gr.I 55071
66 P.Vijayendra Babu Junior Manager 37661
67 R.Ramakrishna Reddy Junior Manager Gr.I 62279
68 S.Swathi ratna Junior Manager 36842
69 S.V.S.Prasad Junior Manager Gr.I 62664
70 K.Pratap Reddy Field Officer Gr I 52992
71 K.Umapathy Field Officer Gr I 49431
72 N.Ramachandraiah Field Officer Gr I 51486
73 T.V.S.Reddy Field Officer Gr I 51681
74 D Rambabu Field Officer 47818
75 K.Prakash Develoopment Officer 43761
76 Abdul Waheed Field Officer 41785
77 B.Anjaneyulu Field Officer Gr.I 41785
78 C.Munikrishna Reddy Field Officer 44513
79 D.R.G.Guptha Field Officer Gr.I 51196
80 D.Yadagiri Field Officer 37723
81 D.Yellaiah Field Officer 41360
82 G.Kanthaiah Chary Field Officer 42862
83 G.Shankar Rao Field Officer 49961
84 G.Venkateshwarlu Field Officer 37698
3485 K.Ravi Field Officer 51591
86 M.Butchaiah Field Officer 39755
87 M.Mahabub Hussain Field Officer Gr.I 51836
88 Md.Nazeerudheen Field Officer 43977
89 R.Krishna Rao Field Officer 54856
90 S.A.Jaleel Field Officer 51591
91 SK.Saidavali Field Officer 50451
92 V.Hari Prasad Field Officer 42937
93 Y.S.N.Murthy Development Officer 46111
94 A.Dhanunjaya Reddy Asst Field Officer 37698
95 A.Satyanarayana Asst Field Officer 40213
96 B.Paripurna Chary Asst Field Officer 39695
97 Ch.Jagadeeswer Asst Field Officer 40003
98 G.Chittabbai Asst Field Officer 40213
99 G.Tirupathi Rao Asst Field Officer 36795
100 J.Ambareesh Asst Field Officer 36151
101 K.Krishnaiah Asst Field Officer 47596
102 K.R.Venkatesulu Asst Field Officer 43261
103 K.Rameshwar rao Asst Field Officer 42160
104 K.Selvam Asst Field Officer 42210
105 K.Srinivasulu Asst Field Officer 43181
106 K.Vara Prasad Asst Field Officer 30879
107 K.Vittal Asst Field Officer 44849
108 M.Pandu Ranga Rao Asst Field Officer 31671
109 M.Satyanarayana Asst Field Officer 44363
110 M.Vijaya Babu Asst Field Officer 42160
111 M.Vijaya Kumar Asst Field Officer 40753
112 M.Vikram Asst Field Officer 40195
113 N.Appa Rao Asst Field Officer 32672
114 P Ramaiah Asst Field Officer 19358
115 P.Manmadha Rao Asst Field Officer 40803
116 P.Nagamuni Asst Field Officer 36563
117 P.Pandu Ranga Asst Field Officer 42135
35118 P.Prabakara Naidu Asst Field Officer 37089
119 P.Sai Baba Asst Field Officer 40758
120 P.Subramanyam Asst Field Officer 35828
121 P.Veeraiah Asst Field Officer 40003
122 Quader Mohinudheen Asst Field Officer 40003
123 R.Appa Rao Asst Field Officer 41760
124 R.Naghabushana Chary Field Officer 43697
125 S.K.Mastan Asst Field Officer 40213
126 S.Yerukalaiah` Asst Field Officer 44884
127 V.Dayakar Reddy Asst Field Officer 45469
128 V.Krishna Reddy Asst Field Officer 33419
129 V.Seetha Ramaiah Asst Field Officer 34931
130 G.Anjaiah Driver Cum Mechanic 48889
131 Md Zahiruddin Driver Cum Mechanic 32428
132 C.Sagar Jamedar 40738
133 G.Mallaiah Jamedar 36547
134 P.Joseph Jamedar 36027
135 R.Sadanand Jamedar 36537
136 Parameshwera Rao Record Asst 34701
137 Ch.Pochaiah Office Subordinate 39495
138 G.L.Srinivasa Rao Office Subordinate 33314
139 I.Latchaiah Office Subordinate 33841
140 N.Raju Office Subordinate 34831
141 Y.Raju Office Subordinate 25240
142 K.Raja mogili Security Attender 32849
143 B.Jaya Raju Junior Manager Gr.I 69388
144 PRLK.Mohan Junior Manager Gr.I 65270
145 K.P.Anand Junior Manager Gr.I 63615
146 N Venu Gopal Asst Field Officer On EOL
36Annexure to XVI
SRI D. ASHOK KUMAR SRI M. KODANANDARAMA SRI P.V.RAMA RAJU
Executive Engineer (RE) FAC MURTHY Executive Engineer (RE)
NREDCAP LTD Executive Engineer (RE) NREDCAP LTD
Plot No. 34, Kailash Nagar NREDCAP LTD D. No. 43-5-58
ADILABAD -504 002 Room No.138 East cellar wing New Railway New Colony
Ph.No.08732 226796 / 9000550984 Collectorate Complex Beside Pollocky School
KURNOOL -518 002 VISAKHAPATNAM-530 016
Ph.No.08518 277975 / 9849804134 Ph.No.08912736678/ 9000550986
SRI M. SIVA PRASAD, SRI K. GOVINDH RAJ SRI M.V.K.RAJU
Executive Engineer (RE) Executive Engineer (FAC), NREDCAP Executive Engineer (RE)
SRI. M. KODANANDARAMA LTD,H.No.1-6-20/3/A, Opp: Vision NREDCAP LTD
MURTHY Garden Function hall ,Railway Station MIG – 70,Alakananda Colony
Executive Engineer (WE) Road, VIZIANAGARAM 535 003
NREDCAP LTD Agro Bhavan, 1st floor MAHABUBNAGAR -509 001 Ph.No.08922 276866/9000550987
Near Clock Tower Ph.No.08542 242889 / 9948052767
ANANTHAPUR- 515 001
Ph.No 08554 241060 / 9000550969
/9849804134
SRI C.B. JAGADEESWARA SRI I . V . S U B R A M A N Y A M SRI M.CHANDRASEKHAR
REDDY Executive Engineer (RE) REDDY
Executive Engineer (RE) NREDCAP LTD Executive Engineer (RE)
NREDCAP LTD New Collectorate Building, NREDCAP LTD
H.No.10-161 SANGA REDDY- 502 001 H.No.2-5-725, Subedari
Gandhi Road Medak District Near Employment Exchange
CHITTOOR -517 001 Ph.No.08455 276564 / 9014254285 Hanumakonda-506 001
Ph.No.08572 233187 / 9440266636 WARANGAL Dist.
Ph.No.0870 2578613 /9866824022
SRI J.V.L. SATYANARAYANA SRI V. RAMALINGAIAH SRI D . V . P r a s a d
Executive Engineer (RE) Executive Engineer (RE)FAC Executive Engineer (RE)
NREDCAP LTD NREDCAP LTD NREDCAP LTD
6-275, Sankarapuram Near H.No.6-4-93/5, Market yard st
D.No 8-175,1 floor,
Canara Bank Beet market
Opp: St.Tereasas Degree College,
CUDDAPAH - 516 001 NALGONDA -508 002 Gavaravaram
Ph.No.08562 244151 / 9000550973 Ph.No.08682 224447 / 9000550975 ELURU -534 003
WEST GODAVARI DIST.
Ph.No.08812 230285 / 9000550989
37SRI G. HARANATH BABU SRI C.B. JAGADEESWARA REDDY SRI K. SRINIVASA RAO
Executive Engineer (RE) Executive Engineer (RE) FAC Executive Engineer (RE)
NREDCAP LTD NREDCAP LTD NREDCAP LTD
st C/o Upstairs of AGRO Bhavan th
H.No.27-2-34, 1 floor Kannavarithota Plot No. 160, 4 Road
Chandramowli Buildings Medical College Opp: MPDO Office
RTC colony
Road Railway Feeders Road
VIJAYAWADA -520 008
GUNTUR -522 004 NELLORE -524 001 Ph.No. 0866 2472586/9000550976
Ph.No.0863 2350114/9491114790 Ph.No.0861 2326616 / 9440266636
SRI J. NANI BABU SRI M. CHANDRASEKHAR REDDY SRI V. RAMALINGAIAH
Executive Engineer (RE) Executive Engineer (RE) Executive Engineer (RE)
NREDCAP LTD NREDCAP LTD NREDCAP LTD (R.R. DIST)
nd H.No.6-2-80,Subash Nagar H.No:3-2-22,G-1,Srinidhi
Jal Bhavan,2 floor, Collectorate
Near Radhakrishna Theatre Residency , Road No:1,
KAKINADA -533 004
NIZAMABAD- 503 002 Sathavahana Nagar Colony, L.B.
East Godavari Dist.
Ph.No.08462 237724 / 9866824022 Nagar,
Ph.No.0884 2375974 / 9000550972
HYDERABAD -500 074
Ph.No.24036869 /9000550975
SRI D.ASHOK KUMAR SRI M. KAMESWARA RAO SRI G . S . V . P r a s a d
Executive Engineer (RE) Executive Engineer (RE) FAC Executive Engineer (RE)
NREDCAP LTD NREDCAP LTD NREDCAP LTD
H.No.2-8-191 58-13-4(B), Raghavachary Street Opp: Lane of District Court
Back side of R&B Guest House Near Indian Red Cross Building Kavirai Nagar, Whyra Road
Mukurumpura Santhapet KHAMMAM -507 002
KARIMNAGAR- 505 002 ONGOLE -523 001 Ph.No.08742 228904 / 9000550974
Ph.No.08782 261798 / 9000550984 Ph.No.08592 233043 / 9441078577
SRI M.V.K.Raju
Executive Engineer (RE)
NREDCAP LTD
6-18, Indiranagar Colony
SRIKAKULAM -532 001
Ph.No.08942 221171 / 9000550987
3839
CHAIRMAN &
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
NREDCAP’S
ORGANISATIONAL STRUCTURE
VICE-CHAIRMAN & MANAGING DIRECTOR
GENERAL MANAGER GENERAL MANAGER (EC)
DGM (F&A) Project
Director
Project AGM (Admn) (EC)
Project Director
Director (WE,
Exe.Engr (BG & BE) Executive
Exe.Engr MHS&PUB.)
(IW,MSW, Engineer (RE& AGM (F&A)
(SE)
BM & PLG) EC) / DM (22)
DO / AM / JM M/AM M/AM/ JM
M/AM/ JM AM
AM / FO AM /
JM/DO/FO(GR-I) /
FO/AFO FO/Rec.Asst
Off.
Off. Subordinate Off. Subordinate
Subordinate Off. Jamedar / Off. / Off.
Subordinate Sec. Subordinate / Subordinate
Dr.c.Mechanic
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