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List of Institute for Which Recognition of Ministry of Power, Govt. of India Has Expired As on 01.07.2020 Field of Recognition up S.No List of Institute for which recognition of Ministry of Power, Govt. of India has expired as on 01.07.2020 Field of Recognition Up S.No. Name of Institute Address Organization Remarks Training to Central Training Director, WBPDC, HRD, Vidyut Bhawan, 5th Floor, D Block, 1 WBPDC Thermal June, 2008 Institute(CTI), Bandel Sector-II, Vidhan Nagar, Kolkata (W.B.) -700 091 Dy GM Misa Sub-Station Veluguri, Kathiatoli, Nagason 2 EDC, Nagason, Near Tejpur PGCIL T&D Oct, 2009 (Assam)-782 427 EDC, NTPC, Raibareli, General manager, Feroz Gandhi Ucchahar Thermal Power 3 NTPC Ltd. Thermal Dec, 2009 Unchahar project, NTPC Limited Unchahar, Raibareli (UP) - 229 406 Director (Fuel Efficiency & Training), Guru Govind Singh Thermal Training Institute, 4 Super Thermal Plant, Thermal Training Institute, GGSSTPS, PSGCL Thermal June, 2012 GGSSTPS, PSEB, Ropar PSGCL, P.O. - Ghanuli, Ropar (Punjab) - 140 113 Lineman Training Centre, Lineman Training Centre, Vidyut Bhawan, HPSEB Ltd., Recognition under 5 HPSEB Ltd. T&D July, 2013 HPSEB Ltd. Solan Shimla (H.P.)- 170 004 process EDC, Singrauli STPS, EDC, Singrauli STPS, NTPC, Singrauli, P.O- Shakti Nagar, 6 NTPC Ltd. Thermal August, 2013 Singrauli Sonbhadra ( UP) -231 222 Director General, Central Power Research Institute, Prof. Sir Thermal, Hydro, Central Power Research 7 CV Raman Road, Sadashiv Nagar, P.B. NO. 8066, CPRI T&D, Power July, 2014 Institute Bangalore(Karnatka) -560 080 management Officers Training Institute, Addl. CE (IT & Trg.) RRVPNL, Vidyut Bhawan, Janpath, 8 RVPNL T&D October, 2014 Jaipur Jaipur (Rajasthan) -302 005 Electricity Training Institute, Director, Electricity Training Institute, U.P. Power Corporation U.P.Power 9 U.P. Power Corporation Ltd, T&D Feb, 2015 Ltd, Lucknow (U.P.)- 226 008 Corporation Ltd. Lucknow EDC, 800/400/220 KV, EDC,PGCIL, 800/400/220 KV, Kishenpur Sub-station, 10 PGCIL T&D March, 2015 Kishenpur Sub-station Kishenpur, Manwal Via Dansal, Jammu (J&K) - 181 224 Transmission and Sub- station Training & CMD, TNGDCL,NPKRR Maaligai, 144, Annasalai, Chennai 11 TNEB Ltd. T&D June, 2015 Development Institute, Distt. (T.N)- 600 002 Madurai Hydro Training Centre, GM, Tanakpur Power Station, Hydro Training Centre, NHPC, 12 Tanakpur Power Station, Tanakpur Power Station, Banbassa, Champawat NHPC Ltd. Hydro December, 2015 Champawat (Uttrakhand)- 262 310 EDC, 400 KV Itarsi Sub- Manager, EDC, PGCIL, 400/220KV substation, Pathrota, 13 PGCIL T&D January, 2016 station, Itarsi Itarsi(MP)- 461 111 Vice President, Power Training Centre, Indian School of Power Training Centre, Thermal, Hydro, Petroleum and Energy, Bidholi Campus office, Energy Acres, 14 Indian School of Petroleum ISPE T&D, Power March, 2016 Po- Bidholi, Via prem Nagar, Dehradun (Uttarakhand) - 285 and Energy, Dehradun management 006 Synergem Training Institute, Principal Director, JD College of Engineer, Khandala, PO- 15 Synergem Thermal June, 2016 Nagpur Valni, Katol Road, Nagpur (Maharashtra)- 441501 OMS Power Training Principal, OMS Power Training Institute, N2/172, IRC Village, Recognition under 16 O&M Solutions Thermal February, 2017 Institute, Bhubaneswar Nayapalli, Bhubaneswar (Odisha)- 751 015, process Head of the Institute, Employee Development Centre, 21st Transmission, Employee Development KM Hosur, Krishnagiri Highway (NH-7), Shoolagiri Post, 17 PGCIL Power February, 2017 Centre, Krishnagiri Hosur (T.N.) - 635 117 Management Thermal, Hydro, Infrastucture Construction & Principal Director, Infrastucture Construction & Operations Transmission, Sunil Hitech 18 Operations Management Management (ICOM), Sai Rudra, Plot No-39, Panchal Distribution and August, 2017 Engineers Ltd (ICOM) Nagpur Layout, Hingna Road, Nagpur (Maharashtra) - 440 013 Power Management Hydro Training CMD, TNGDCL,NPKRR Maaligai, 144, Annasalai, Chennai 19 TNEB Ltd. Hydro August, 2017 Institute,TNEB Ltd. (T.N.) -600 002 Distribution, Letter sent to institute Power Distribution Training Director, Power Distribution Training Centre, Diksha Parisar, 20 MPMKVVCL Power January, 2018 for complaince on Centre, Govindpura, Bhopal Bhopal (M.P) Management 17.05.2019 List of Institute for which recognition of Ministry of Power, Govt. of India has expired as on 01.07.2020 Field of Recognition Up S.No. Name of Institute Address Organization Remarks Training to Thermal Training Institute, Letter sent to institute MD, UP Rajya Vidyut Utpadan Nigam Ltd, Shakti Bhawan, 21 Obra Thermal Power UPRVUNL Thermal March,2018 for complaince on 14 Ashok Marg, Lucknow (U.P) - 226 001 Station,Obra, Sonebhadra 06.01.2020 Thermal,Hydro, Power Engineer’s Training & CMD, KSEBL, Vidyuti Bhavanam, Pattom, Power Engineer’s Transmission, Recognition under 22 Research Centre, Training & Research Centre, Thiruvantpuram (Kerala)- 695 KSEB Distribution, November, 2018 process Moolamattom, Idukki 004 Power Management Renewal application O&M Training Institute, Dircetor (HR), O&M Training Institute, CESC Ltd., P-18, returned due to non Power 23 CESC Ltd.,Taratala Road, Taratala Road, Kolkata (West Bengal) - 700 088 CESC December, 2018 fulfillment of mandatory Management Kolkata conditions on 18.12.2019 Plant Training Centre, Plant Training Centre, Titagarh Generating Station (TGS), Titagarh Generating Station B.T. Road, Titagarh, 24- Parganas, Kolkata, (West Bengal) - 24 CESC Thermal December, 2018 (TGS), B.T. Road, Titagarh, 700 119 Kolkata Renewal application Plant Training Centre, Plant Training Centre, Southern Generating Station (SGS), returned due to non Southern Generating Station 25 28,Graden Reach Road, Kolkata (West Bengal) - 700 024 CESC Thermal December, 2018 fulfillment of mandatory (SGS), Graden Reach Road, conditions on Kolkata 18.12.2019 LANCO, Training and Sr, General Manager, LANCO Power limited, Pathadi. Po- 26 LANCO Thermal April,2019 Development Center, Korba Tilkeji, Korba (Chhatisgarh) - 495 674 Thermal and EDC, National Capital Power EDC, NTPC, Dadri, Vidyut Nagar, National Capital Power 27 NTPC Ltd. Power May, 2019 Station, Dadri Station, Dadri (U.P.) - 201 008 Management Adani Electricity Generation AEMI, Adani Electricity Mumbai Ltd., J-V Link Road, Opp. Management Adani Electricity (Thermal/ Hydo), 28 SEEPZ, North GateNo.-3, Aarey Colony Road, Goregaon, May, 2019 Institute(AEMI), Goregaon, Mumbai Ltd. T&D, Power Mumbai (Maharashtra) - 400 065 Mumbai Management Generation DVC Training Institute Director, DVC, Training Institute, Chandrapura TPS, Distt.- (Thermal/ Hydo), Recognition under 29 Chandrapura TPS, Distt.- DVC May,2019 Bokaro (Jharkhand) - 828 403 T&D, Power process Bokaro Management Thermal,Hydro, Transmission, AGM, EDC, Korba STPS, Jamni[palli, Korba (Chattisgarh) - 30 EDC, Korba STPS, Korba NTPC Ltd. Distribution and June, 2019 495 450 Power Management Dy General Manager, Badarpur Thermal Power Station, 31 EDC, Badarpur NTPC Ltd. Thermal July, 2019 Badarpur (Delhi)-110 044 EDC, Tanda,Vidyutnagar, Dy General Manager, EDC, NTPC, Tanda, Distt.- Ambedkar 32 NTPC Ltd. Thermal July, 2019 Ambedkarnagar Nagar (U.P) -224 238 Plant Training Centre, Plant Training Centre, Budge Budge Generating Station Budge Budge Generating (BBGS), Pujali, 24 Parganas, Kolkata (West Bengal)-700 Recognition under 33 CESC Ltd. Thermal August, 2019 Station (BBGS), CESC Ltd., 138 process Pujali, Kolkata Transmission & EDC, 400KV Sub-station, DGM, PGCIL,EDC, 400KV Sub-station , Ghatkesar, RR - Recognition under 34 PGCIL Power October, 2019 PGCIL, Hyderabad Distt.,Hyderabad (Telangana) - 501 301 process Management OPTCL Power Training Centre, 220/132/33/kV Grid Director (HRD), OPTCL Power Training Centre, 35 Subsation, Chandaka, 220/132/33/kV Grid Subsation, Chandaka, Bhubaneshwar, OPTCL T&D December, 2019 Bhubaneshwar (Orissa)-751 024, Renewal application Hydro Power Training General Manager, NHPC Ltd., Hydro Power Training returned on 07.01.2020 36 Institute, Chamera Power Institute, Chamera Power Station -I, P.O- Kheri, Chamba NHPC Ltd. Hydro January, 2020 due to non fulfillment of Station -I, Chamba (H.P.) - 176 325 mandatory conditions List of Institute for which recognition of Ministry of Power, Govt. of India has expired as on 01.07.2020 Field of Recognition Up S.No. Name of Institute Address Organization Remarks Training to Renewal application OHPC Training Centre, Plot Director (HRD), OHPC Training Centre, Plot No08, returned on 02.03.2020 No08, Chandaka Industrial Chandaka Industrial Area, P.O KIIT, Bhubaneswar (Orissa) - due to non fulfillment of 37 OHPCL Hydro February, 2020 Area, P.O KIIT, 751 024 mandatory conditions Bhubaneswar and non compliance of previous observations JSW Energy Centre of Deputy General Manager, JSW Energy Centre of Excellence, Excellence, OPJ Centre, OPJ Centre, Toranagallu Post, Distt.-Bellary (Karnataka) - Recognition under 38 JSWEL Thermal January, 2020 Toranagallu Post, Distt.- 583 123 process Bellary Head (Joint general manager), L&T Power Training Institute, L&T Power Training IPM/ PTI Building, KC Residency (behind knowledge Recognition under 39 Institute, Vadodra L&T Thermal January, 2020 city),National Highway (NH)-8, Between Ajwa & Waghodia process Crossing, Vadodara,(Gujarat) - 390017 EDC, Vindhyachal EDC, NTPC Vindhyachal STPS, VindhyaNagar, Distt.- Sidhi Recognition under 40 STPS,VindhyaNagar, NTPC Ltd. Thermal March,2020 (MP) - 486 885 process Distt.Sidhi Training Centre, Sabarmati Sabarmati Generating Station Training Centre, Sabarmati Recognition under 41 Generating Station, Torrent Power Thermal March,2020 PS, Torrent Power AEC, Ahmedabad (Gujarat)- 380 005 process Ahmedabad Thermal & Thermal Training Institute, Thermal
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