Article: INDIA: JOINT VENTURE CONSTRUCTION PLANS FOR PROPOSED $460,000,000 POWER PLANT IN ADDITION TO ANOTHER $230,00,000 ENERGY DEVELOPMENT PROJECT, HANJUNG, KOREA HEAVY INDUSTRIES & CONSTRUCTION CO. (HANJUNG) [SOUTH KOREA], SOUTHERN ENERGY CO. [USA] & CALCUTTA SUPPLY CO. [INDIA] - Order #: 112599.

PROJECT OVERVIEW:

The Philippines-based ASIAN DEVELOPMENT BANK (ADB) and the INTERNATIONAL FINANCE CORP. (IFC) of the U.S., the private sector arm of the WORLD BANK (WB), recently established a company known as BALAGARH POWER CO. to operate a couple of new power plants in India. As a result, the financial institutions have now awarded a construction contract to an international consortium.

The partners in the planned undertaking include KOREA HEAVY INDUSTRIES & CONSTRUCTION CO. (HANJUNG) of South Korea. Equity investors will reportedly include ADB SOUTHERN ENERGY of the U.S., a subsidiary of SOUTHERN CO., the local CALCUTTA SUPPLY CO. and ASIAN ...

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