JSW Energy on Friday said its solar power subsidiary has bagged 810 MW blended wind energy projects under an auction conduced by state-owned SECI. The Solar Energy Corporation of India (SECI) had conduced an auction for setting up 2,500 MW ISTS (inter state transmission system) projects under tariff based competitive bidding. The tender was floated in June. Solar power constitutes up to 20 per cent of a blended wind energy project. "JSW Solar (100% subsidiary of JSW Energy) has received Letter of Awards for total Blended Wind capacity of 810 MW from SECI against tariff based competitive bid invited by SECI for setting up of 2,500 MW ISTS-connected Blended Wind Power Projects (Tranche - IX)," a BSE filing said.
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JSW Energy board on Tuesday appointed Pritesh Vinay as its Chief Financial Officer. "Board of Directors, at its meeting held today, appointed Pritesh Vinay as Chief Financial Officer and Key Managerial Personnel of the company with effect from 16th September, 2020," a BSE filing said. Vinay, 44, has over 19 years of professional experience across Corporate Finance, Fund Raising (both onshore and offshore), Investor Relations, M&A and Equity Research, having worked with reputed Indian and multinational corporations. He has worked with the JSW Group for the past 8 years and prior to joining the company, he was Vice President Corporate Finance with JSW Steel and Head Group Investor Relations for the JSW Group, the filing added. Vinay will also be the Key Managerial Personnel authorized to determine the materiality of an event or information and for making disclosures to stock exchanges. Besides him, Joint Managing Director & Chief Executive Officer and the Company Secretary are
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The company said it will announce Agarwal's successor in due course
The company noted that India's power demand declined by 16.2 per cent year on year (y0y) in the June quarter, due to weak economic activity amidst Covid-19 related lockdowns and restrictions
According to the statement, total revenue decreased by 23% on year-on-year basis to Rs 1,887 crore in June quarter
In May, the sale of GMR Energy's entire stake in GMR Kamalanga Energy to JSW Energy was put on hold due to Covid-19 outbreak
In February, JSW Energy said it would acquire GMR's Kamalanga power project (1,050 Mw) in Odisha for Rs 5,321 crore.
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Refinancing high-cost debt into low-cost debt is possible, thanks to the RBI's TLTROs
Analysts see development as favourable as valuations seem reasonable, JSW Energy's robust debt-equity ratio remains intact and gains are expected to accrue from day one
GMR Kamalanga Energy (GKEL) presently owns and operates a 1,050 MW (3 x 350 MW) coal-based thermal power plant located at Dhenkanal, District Kamalanga in Odisha.
Post-acquisition, the total installed power generation capacity of JSW Energy will increase to 5,609 MW
Its total income fell to Rs 2,106 crore from Rs 2,491 crore as demand was subdued, reflecting the broader economy that has been in the dumps since the beginning of the financial year
Revenue for JSW Energy in the quarter under review dipped by 19 per cent year-on-year to Rs 2,016 crore, from Rs 2,492 crore in the same period a year back
The company had clocked a Rs 146-crore net profit during the corresponding quarter a year ago, JSW Energy said in a BSE filing
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Electricity consumption of such units is more than that of a small village
JP Power availed this loan as an advance payment for the proposed sale of its power unit to JSW Energy in 2016. The deal, however, was later called off