Flue Gas Desulfurization

NGSL is fully committed to provide energy efficient retrofit solutions for coal based thermal power stations in India. We provide cost effective, technologically advanced and environmental friendly engineering solutions along with world class erection services to our customers enabling them to generate clean and efficient power. As part of growth plan and in agreement with the Promoters NGSL is foraying in to the new business domains of FGD in Indian Market. FGD market is a booming market presently with tenders from all the Govt. utilities, NGSL with GE as its QFGDM will be leading the FGD
business for state utilities. They are presently 7 to 8 major players in India market competing for FGD projects. Presently out of installed capacity of 230 GW of Thermal power plant in India, FGD has been ordered only for 50 GW and there is a big FGD market in India for 180 GW.

NTPC GE Power Services Private Limited is a 50 : 50 Joint Venture Company formed in September, 1999 through the partnership of two leading Companies in the Global Power Sector, namely NTPC Limited, India and GE Power Systems GmBH, Germany a 100% owned subsidiary of GE Power (A GE group Company)

NGSL is fully committed to provide comprehensive services to its customers related to the Rehabilitation, Renovation and Modernization of coal based thermal power stations in India. We provide efficient, cost effective, advanced technologically and environmental friendly EER&M (Energy Efficient Renovation & Modernization) solutions to our customers by combining the core competencies of the joint venture partners. Recently we have executed complex Thermal Power Plants retrofit projects on EPC basis for State Utilities. We are also regularly working for NTPC and other State Utilities on ESP R&M projects.

India has ratified Paris agreement on climate change and thus has agreed to a long-term goal of keeping the increase in global average temperature to well below 2°C above pre-industrial levels, by bringing down the greenhouse gas emissions. This has marked a significant shift in the policies of the Government, especially in the sectors which are key contributors to Green House Gas (GHG) emission in the country. India has planned to bring down emission levels of all power plants to national standards by 2022. Compliance with the new emission norms required retrofitting existing thermal power plants with auxiliaries to control SOx, NOx and PM emissions such as Flue Gas Desulfurization (FGD), Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR), Electrostatic Precipitation (ESP) systems etc. Due to the new emission norms there are major opportunities in the field of FGD to control Sox. As per agreement between NGSL and GE, NGSL will be leading the FGD tenders for all the major state utilities.