The Sajjan Jindal led-firm on Oct 25 this year, had sought the environment clearance for 13.2 million tonnes integrated steel plant
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Sajjan Jindal controlled JSW Group with interests in steel, infrastructure and energy, has sought the green nod for its mega steel plant cum captive power plant (CPP) proposed near Paradip in Odisha.The company has applied for environment clearance for the crude steel plant of 13.2 million tonnes per annum (mtpa) and 900 Mw CPP to be set up within the integrated steel plant complex.The expert appraisal committee (EAC) of the Union ministry of environment, forest & climate change (MoEF&CC) would take up JSW Steel's case at its upcoming meeting of industrial projects scheduled on November 15."JSW's bid for environment clearance for steel plant and CPP would be vetted by EAC at its next meeting for industrial projects. Along with the steel plant and CPP, a cement unit by the group is also on the agenda", said an official source.JSW Steel had originally proposed to set up a 10 mtpa capacity shore-based steel plant in Odisha. It had asked for 4500 acres of land for the steel mill. .
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Sources close to the development said JSW Steel has initiated talks with some overseas companies for some technology collaboration for the Odisha project
Sajjan Jindal owned JSW Steel is set to redraw its project design for the mega steel plant proposed in Odisha near Paradip. The company is now keen on 12 million tonnes per annum (mtpa) instead of 1o mtpa mill proposed initially."JSW Steel has of late evinced interest to set up a higher capacity steel plant. They have not elaborated on the reasons to go for 12 mtpa project or the technology they are going to introduce", said a senior government official with direct knowledge of the matter.JSW Steel, preferred not to participate in the story. An e-mail questionnaire sent to the company went unanswered.Sources close to the development said, JSW Steel has initiated talks with some overseas companies for some technology collaboration for the Odisha project. The top steel maker is likely to opt for Corex technology for its proposed Odisha steel plant.The reconfigured project plan with use of upgraded technology means JSW Steel would settle for a smaller patch of land for the steel mill. ...
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The company expects to begin producing ore from mines it won in a recent auction
JSW Steel's proposed 10 million tonne steel project in Odisha has moved a step ahead with the state run miner Odisha Mining Corporation (OMC) keen to have a long-term iron ore pact with the steel company.In its proposal, the company has pitched for a long-term agreement for 50 years with state owned Odisha Mining Corporation (OMC) to supply 30 million tonne per annum of iron ore fines at IBM (Indian Bureau of Mines) declared price. JSW Steel has suggested that OMC may engage a Mine Developer cum Operator (MDO) on long-term basis to develop its large mines like Gandhamardhan and Dubuna. The objective is to secure long-term iron ore supplies for the steel plant."We already have the long-term linkage policy as approved by the government. We will be processing the JSW requirement accordingly", said a senior Odisha government official.Usually, OMC signs long-term linkage pact with its iron ore consuming industries for five years. In Odisha, Essar Steel, Visa Steel, Jindal Steel & Power
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To secure raw material for its operations, domestic steel giant JSW Steel looks to grab maximum number of coal blocks out of six being auctioned for the iron and steel sector. The e-auction of six coal blocks, of which five are located in Jharkhand and one in Madhya Pradesh, for iron and steel making companies started on Friday. The e-bidding is scheduled to end on July 14. A JSW Steel official, who did not wish to be quoted, said, "For Jharkhand, we are very aggressive. We have already announced a plant there and in Odisha. In Jharkhand, whatever is put on auction we will participate." In the fifth tranche of coal block sale for production of iron ore and steel, the government has put under the hammer five mines -- Brahmadiha, Choritand Tiliaya, Jogeshwar & Khas Jogeshwar, Rabodih OCP and Rohne -- located in Jharkhand. JSW Steel has got environment clearance for a 10 million tonnes per annum (MTPA) capacity integrated steel unit and a 900 mw captive power plant to
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