Reliance 2012

Reliance Group
In Pit Crushing & Conveying Technology for 40 MTPA Capacity

Kerendari BC Coal Mine
IPCC 2012, Bali, Indonesia
26th October 2012
Contents
Reliance Group
Reliance Power
UMPP
40 MTPA Kerendari BC Coal Mine
Infrastructure
Communications
Infrastructure
EPC
Power Transmission, Distribution
Mobile / Fixed Wireless etc
& Trading
Infratel
Multi Tenancy Tower Portfolio

Optical Fiber Cable (OFC)
Capital
Mutual Funds, Insurance etc.
Power
Entertainment
Generation
Fuel Sourcing
Movies / TV / Music / Gaming

Multiplexes
FM Radio Stations
Broadcasting
Diversified group with presence across key growth areas

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Key Financials
Over 240 million customers 1 in every 5 Indians
10 million shareowners the largest in the world

Assets
$40 bn
Net worth
$20 bn
Revenues
$10 bn
EBITDA
$3.2 bn
Profit after tax
$0.8 bn
As on March 31, 2011
One of the largest business houses in India within 5 years of existence
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Contents
Reliance Group
Reliance Power
UMPP
Reliance Power
A Snapshot
One of the leading power development

companies in India
Largest portfolio of power projects under

construction and development in the private
sector in India
Portfolio well diversified by fuel source,

geography and offtake
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1540 MW of operational
capacity
5,000 MW to be
commissioned by 2012
One of the largest coal reserves amongst

private power generation companies in India
Power Generation
Focus on environmentally friendly

technologies
Reliance Groups brand, experience and

position in the Indian Power Sector
Resources
4 captive coal mines in

India with aggregate coal
reserves of c. 2 bn tonnes
Over 20,000 MW under

implementation
3 coal concessions in
Indonesia with estimated
coal resources of c. 2 bn
tonnes
Constructing Indias
largest gas-based power
plant of 2,400 MW
Planned peak coal

production of 95 million
tonnes
Won 3 of the 4 UMPPs

awarded by GoI
4 Coal Bed Methane

(CBM) blocks with a
combined area of 3,251
sq.km.
One of the largest

capacities of renewable
energy projects under
construction in India
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An oil & gas exploration

block with an area of
3,619 sq. km in India
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Significant Plans to Capitalise on Growth

Operating Power Portfolio (MW)*
15,580
18,400
20,380
FY16
FY17
9,820
600
FY11
3,140
5,100
FY12
FY13
FY14
FY15
*Capacity includes only those projects under current construction
On-Track Execution of Projects

Project
Capacity (MW)
First Unit
Last Unit
Fuel Type
Land
Acquisition
Environment
Clearance
Financing
Rosa Phase I
600 MW (2 units)
Mar-10
Jun-10
Coal
Rosa Phase II
600 MW (2 units)
Dec-11
Mar-12
Coal
Butibori
600 MW (2 units)
Mar-12
Jul-12
Coal
Sasan UMPP
3,960 MW (6 units)
Jan-13
Jun-14
Coal
Krishnapatnam UMPP
3,960 MW (6 units)
Jun-13
Feb-15
Coal
In-progress
Chitrangi
3,960 MW (6 units)
Jun-14
Sep-15
Coal
In-progress
Tilaiya UMPP
3,960 MW (6 units)
May-15
Feb-17
Coal
In-progress
In-progress
2,400 MW
Mar-12
Dec-12
Gas
In-progress
Wind
200 MW
Mar-12
Dec-12
Wind
In-progress
NA
In-progress
Solar PV
40 MW
Mar-12
Mar-12
Solar
NA
100 MW
May-13
May-13
Solar
NA
In-progress
Samalkot
Solar CSP
Total
20,380 MW
Reliance Power has one of the largest pipeline of power projects in the private sector in India.
Execution of projects is on-track, with key approvals obtained for most of the projects.
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Reliance Power: Projects Portfolio

Power Operation/ Implementation
Hydro Projects *
(672 MW)
Project
Hydro Project *
(400 MW)
Barmer 4
Barmer 5
Hydro Projects *
(4,220 MW)
Solar CSP ^
(100 MW) Rosa # ^
(1,200 MW)
Solar PV ^
(40 MW) Sohagpur
Chitrangi^
(3,960 MW)
Sasan^
(3,960 MW)
Wind ^
(200 MW)
Tilaiya^
(3,960 MW)
No.
Coal based
17,640
Gas based
2,400
Solar
140
Wind
200
Power Development
Mizoram
Project
Butibori^
(600 MW)
Capacity (MW)
No
Hydroelectric
Capacity (MW)
12
5,292
Kothagudem
Resources
Samalkot^
(2,400 MW)
Krishnapatnam^
(3,960 MW)
Coal
Gas
Renewable
Hydro
Coal Mines
Asset
CBM blocks
No
Resources
Coal mine-India
~ 2 bn tonnes
Coal mineIndonesia
~2 bn tonnes
CBM blocks
193.92 BCM
Oil & gas blocks
204 MMT; 76 BCM
Oil & Gas
Note: # represents Operating Projects; ^ represents Projects Under Construction; * represents Projects Under Development
Reliance Powers project portfolio is well diversified by fuel type and location
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Allotted Coal Blocks
Madhya Pradesh
(Moher,MoherAmlohri &
Chhatrasal Blocks)
Jharkhand
(Kerendari B&C
Block)
Orissa (Rampia
Block)
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Coal Based Power Projects

Rosa I (600 MW)
Rosa II (600 MW)
Chitrangi Power
(660x9 MW)
Domestic coal
based projects
14,700 MW
Butibori
(300 MW)
Sasan
(660x9 MW)
Orissa Coal
(1,320 MW)
Imported coal
based projects
5,200 MW
Shahpur I (1,200 MW)

Krishnapatnam
(4,000 MW)
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India Coal Reserves

Jharkhand
(37%)
Madhya
Pradesh
(8%)
Total reserves
106 Billion
tonnes
Maharash
tra (5%)
West Bengal
(11%)
Orissa (19%)
Chhattisgarh
(10%)
Andhra Pradesh
(9%)
Over 85% of total coal reserves concentrated in just five states
Source: Ministry of Coal, Annual Report 2008-09
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Coal Production
120
Million Tons per annum
Indonesia
100
100
Kerendari B &C
MTPA
90
FY
Moher
2013
4
10
15
20
23
23
23
Chhatrasal
Chhatrasal Kerendari
B &C
Indonesia
Total
0.5
3
5
7.5
32
32
4
11
24.5
38
51.5
90
100
80
Moher
60
2014
51.5
2015
38
2016
40
24.5
2017
11
20
2019
2020
0.5
2.5
5
5
5
5
4
8
16
30
40
0
2013
2014
2015
2016
2017
2019
2020
Financial Year
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Contents
Reliance Group
Reliance Power
UMPP
Ultra Mega Power Project UMPP (4000 MW)

All initial development and approvals by Government of India
Ministry of Power to provide land, fuel linkage to captive mine block, water and environment
& forest clearances
Powergrid Corporation of India Limited, the Central Transmission Utility, is responsible for
developing and providing the transmission grid
Electricity Buyers are identified upfront and entire capacity is contracted with the Electricity
Buyers by signing a common 25 year PPA
Government of India regularly monitors the progress of the UMPPs to ensure that they are built
on time
MoP has awarded projects at Mundra (Gujarat) to Tata Power and Sasan (MP), Krishnapatnam
(AP) and Tilaiya (Jharkand) to Reliance Power
UMPPs are of national importance

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1414
Slide
Tilaiya UMPP
Ash Dyke
Power Plant
Coal Block
Tilaiya UMPP awarded to Reliance Power through international competitive bidding process
One of the largest pit head power projects in the world, Mining Plan 40 MTPA
4000 MW capacity Power Project based on Super-Critical Technology
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Contents
Reliance Group
Reliance Power
UMPP
Coal Mine Location
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Geological Details
Geological
formation
Blocks are occupied by exposure of Barakar formation and

mostly covered by soil/weathered mantle. Predominant rock
strata is sandstone/ shale
Geological
structure
Strike of the strata is almost E-W in general but in the central

part it swings to WNW to ESE and again to E-W in the eastern
part
Dip
The general dip of the strata/coal seams is southerly and varies

from
10-19 degrees, average dip being about 14 degrees
Faults
Coal block contains 11 faults having throw in the range from 10130 m
Exploration
details
Agency
Boreholes
Meterage
GSI
968.05
CMPDI
287
50529.70
TOTAL
289
51497.25
Borehole Density -11 boreholes /km2

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Sequence of Coal Seams

Particulars
Thickness Range (m)
Surface RL
414 489
Weathered Mantle
6 28
Top OB
6 361
Particulars
Thickness Range
(m)
Seam III T
0.08 3.75
Parting
0.10 26.87
Seam III B
0.08 4.12
Seam IV D
0.23 5.67
Parting
0.36 21.80
Parting
0.32 13.25
Seam II T
1.02 19.54
Seam IV C
0.19 3.01
Parting
0.00 4.99
Parting
0.50 28.05
Seam II B
1.66 14.35
Seam IV B
0.10 5.37
Parting
0.65 11.78
Parting
1.08 38.03
Seam I T
0.15 5.76
Seam IV A
0.13 2.91
Parting
0.17 11.69
Parting
0.32 18.32
Seam I M
3.66 20.54
Seam IV
3.26 19.42
Parting
0.49 12.63
Parting
1.34 45.90
Seam IB
0.07 4.93
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Geological Cross Section
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Coal Reserves
Total Net Geological
Reserves
1,229.12 MT
Total Extractable Coal

Reserves
834.65 MT (68%)
Coal Losses
Under Barrier
60.81 MT (5%)
Under Batter
291.95 MT (24 %)
Mining Loss + Devolatized
41 .71 MT (3%)
Total Losses
394.47 MT (32%)
Volume of OBR
3055 Mm3
Average Stripping Ratio
3.66 m3/T
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Present Final Pit

Coal Loss
Barrier
Batter
Area
East
16
73
West
12
31
South
33
188
TOTAL
61
292
Devolatisation
Mining Loss (@3% of reserves)
GRAND TOTAL
Total
Reserves (Mt.)
89
43
221
353
16
26
395
Kerendari BC Block
Coal Loss in West

43 Mill. tonne
Coal Loss in East

89 Mill.Tonne
Kerendari A Block
(NTPC)
Coal loss in South
221 Mill. tonne
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Pakri Barwadih
Coal Block
(NTPC)
Pit Floor, Floor Contour of IB Seam
Geological Faults (11 Nos) from East to West: F2-70m;F10- 50m;

F9-10m to 40m;F8-100m to 130m; F7-5m to 60m; F6-10m to 80m;
F4-10m to 40m; F3-5m to 30m; F1-0m to 60m; F5-60m
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Depthwise Coal Reserves & Ratio
Depth (m)
Coal (Mt.)
Volume of
OBR(Mm3)
Stripping
Ratio(m3/t)
Lead(Km)
Peak Capacity
(MTPA)
Upto 200
344
894
2.6
3.0
14
Upto 250
423
1164
2.8
3.5
17
Upto 300
493
1529
3.1
4.0
20
Upto 350
619
2033
3.3
4.5
25
Upto 400
745
2663
3.6
5.0
30
Upto 435
835
3055
3.7
5.5
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Total Land Requirement (40 MTPA)

Mtpa)
Block
Boundary
North-1198 Ha
P-208 ha,G-43 ha & F-947
ha
Public Road
Conveyor Coal
Conveyor
OB/IB
Conveyor for
Coal and OB
Coal Block-2574 Ha
P-1677 ha,G-234 ha & F-663
ha
South-728 Ha
P-524 ha, G-72 ha & F-132
ha
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Dump area and Hills
26 of 19
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Concept of Barriers
East Pit
15 m from Outer Edge
West Pit
15 m from Outer Edge
Southern Boundary
7.5 m from Block Boundary
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Coal mine: Challenges

Multi-seam mining - Total 12 coal seams of
splitting & merging nature
Geologically disturbed property - Occurrence
of 11 faults having throw up to 130 m
Steep gradient of coal seams Up to 19O
Occurrence of three Rivulets / rivers within

the property
High hillocks on the north side of Block
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Target Production Plan
Particulars
Value
Total Coal Production
834.65 M Tonne
Peak Coal Production
40 MTPA
Peak Coal Volume
25.0 M m3
Peak OB (OB+IB)
152.11 M m3
Peak Annual Workload (OB Rock + Coal)
177.11 M m3
Target year for reaching 40 MTPA
5th Year
Largest coal mine in India & 3rd largest in the world

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Mining Sequence RWE vs Internal

Dump
Dump
Box Cut
Box Cut
West side to East Side
East side to West Side
RWE
Merit
Internal
De Merit
Merit
De Merit
1. Coal is at shallow depth
1. Diversion of Nala is
required immediately
1. Coal is at shallow depth
1. Immediate shifting of
Mata Temple
2. Mine working will be

easier for initial 10 years
2. Mine working will be

difficult when mining is
started in eastern part
2. More dump can be

accommodated in the east
pit
2. Rehabilitation
requirement is more
3. Land acquisition will be

easier as less population to
be displaces
3. Dump height is more

than 90m
3. After mine closure more

land is available for
agriculture
3. Total Land requirement is

more
4. Shifting of Mata Temple

not required immediately
4. Huge void will be left after

mine closure
4. Smaller void is left after

mine closure
4. Initial mine working will be

difficult
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Mining Methodology
Shovel (35m3) -> Dumper (350t) -> OB dump area
Shovel (15 m3) -> Dumper (100t) > OB dump area
Overburden
Shovel (60 m3) -> Dumper (350t) -> Crusher -> Conveyor -> Spreader -> OB
dump
Shovel (35 m3) -> Dumper (350t) -> Crusher -> Conveyor -> Spreader -> OB
dump
IPCC
Peak System Capacity 152 million cubic meter per year
Thin Interburden
Coal Seams
Ripping and dozing -> Loader -> Dumper -> OB Dump
Shovel (35 m3) -> Dumper (350t) -> Crusher -> Conveyor -> Stacker ->
Stockyard
Shovel (15 m3) -> Dumper (100t) -> Crusher -> Conveyor -> Stacker ->
Stockyard
IPCC
Peak System Capacity 40 million tonnes per year
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Mining Technology Selection
OB Removal
Coal prodn.
Top OB Benches: Fully Mobile IPCC with three 60- 65 m3 Rope Shovel
units
Other Top OB Benches: Semi-mobile IPCC with 30 - 35 m3 Hydraulic
Shovel and 350 Tons Rear Dumpers
Thick Partings: Semi-mobile IPCC with 30 - 35 m3 Hydraulic Shovel
and 350 Tons Rear Dumpers
Thin Partings: Semi-mobile IPCC with 10 - 15 m3 Front End Loaders
Thick Seams: Semi-mobile IPCC with 30 - 35 m3 Hydraulic Shovel and
350 Tons Rear Dumpers
Thin Seams: Semi-mobile IPCC with 10 - 15 m3 Front End Loaders
HEMM
Size / Capacity
No. Required
Electric Rope Shovel
60 65 m3
Hydraulic Shovel (BH)
30 35 m3
Front End Loader
10 15 m3
Rear Dumper
350 ShT
92
Rear Dumper
100 ShT
51
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Mining Methodology
Shovel (35m3) -> Dumper (315t) -> OB dump area
Shovel (15 m3) -> Dumper (91t) > OB dump area
Overburden
Shovel (60 m3) -> Dumper (315t) -> Crusher -> Conveyor -> Spreader -> OB dump
Shovel (35 m3) -> Dumper (315t) -> Crusher -> Conveyor -> Spreader -> OB dump
IPCC
Peak System Capacity 155 million cubic meter per year
Thin Interburden
Ripping and dozing -> Loader -> Dumper -> OB Dump
Shovel (35 m3) -> Dumper (315t) -> Crusher -> Conveyor -> Stacker -> Stockyard
Shovel (15 m3) -> Dumper (91t) -> Crusher -> Conveyor -> Stacker -> Stockyard
Coal Seams
IPCC
Peak System Capacity 40 million tonnes per year
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Mining Activities
Waste to be trucked to north ex-pit to prepare decks for spreaders
Year 1 - 3
16 Mtpa
First OB Crusher to be erected in second half of year 3

First Coal crusher to be erected in first half of Year 3
Preparation of Coal stock yard and secondary crushing plant in Year 1
Coal and OB being mined using both IPCC and S&T operation
Year 4
30 Mtpa
Second OB Crusher to be erected in first half of year 4

Third OB crusher to be ready in second half of year 4
Second Coal crusher to be erected in first half of Year 4
Fourth OB Crusher to be erected in first half of year 5
Year 5
40 Mtpa
Fifth OB crusher to be ready in second half of year 5
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Production Profile
Production Year
Year
Coal (MTPA)
Waste
(million m3)
1st
2016-17
27.25
Strip Ratio
(cubic
metres/MT)
6.81
2nd
2017-18
50.96
6.37
3rd
2018-19
17
72.78
4.28
4th
2019-20
30
91.55
3.10
2020-21
40 (Target)
118.46
3.01
6th
2021-22
40
149.36
3.75
7th to 15th year
2022-30
40 x 9
1466.04
4.07
16th year
2031-32
40
158.44
3.96
17th -20th year
2032-35
40 X 4
566.6
3.54
21st year
2036-37
28.02
72.38
2.58
22nd year
2037-38
26.02
72.38
2.78
23rd-27th year
2038-42
16.5 X 5
211.8
2.56
5th
Coal production 40 MTPA from 5th to 20th year

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Equipment Scheduling for Coal Removal

Yr 1
Yr 2
Yr 3
Yr 4
Yr 5
ROM Coal, MMT
17
30
40
Hydraulic Shovel, 30 35 m3
Front End Loader, 10 15 m3
RBH Drill, 160 mm
10
Rear Dumpers, 350 Sh T
10
10
10
Rear Dumpers, 100 Sh T
23
23
29
29
Dozer with Ripper, 850 HP
Wheel Dozer, 450 HP
Project Year
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Tilaiya Coal Mine - Year 1
Mining Sequence from West to East instead of East to West as planned earlier
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Semi-mobile Crushing Unit
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Fully-Mobile Crushing Unit
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Reliance Group

In Pit Crushing & Conveying Technology for 40 MTPA Capacity

Mobile / Fixed Wireless etc

Multi Tenancy Tower Portfolio

Mutual Funds, Insurance etc.

Movies / TV / Music / Gaming

Diversified group with presence across key growth areas

Over 240 million customers 1 in every 5 Indians

10 million shareowners the largest in the world

Profit after tax

As on March 31, 2011

One of the largest business houses in India within 5 years of existence

One of the leading power development

Largest portfolio of power projects under

Portfolio well diversified by fuel source,

One of the largest coal reserves amongst

Focus on environmentally friendly

Reliance Groups brand, experience and

4 captive coal mines in

Over 20,000 MW under

Planned peak coal

Won 3 of the 4 UMPPs

4 Coal Bed Methane

One of the largest

DRAFT FOR DISCUSSION PURPOSES ONLY

An oil & gas exploration

Significant Plans to Capitalise on Growth

*Capacity includes only those projects under current construction

On-Track Execution of Projects

DRAFT FOR DISCUSSION PURPOSES ONLY

Reliance Power: Projects Portfolio

Oil & gas blocks

204 MMT; 76 BCM

Oil & Gas

DRAFT FOR DISCUSSION PURPOSES ONLY

Allotted Coal Blocks

DRAFT FOR DISCUSSION PURPOSES ONLY

Coal Based Power Projects

Shahpur I (1,200 MW)

DRAFT FOR DISCUSSION PURPOSES ONLY

India Coal Reserves

DRAFT FOR DISCUSSION PURPOSES ONLY

Million Tons per annum

DRAFT FOR DISCUSSION PURPOSES ONLY

40 MTPA Kerendari BC Coal Mine

Ultra Mega Power Project UMPP (4000 MW)

UMPPs are of national importance

DRAFT FOR DISCUSSION PURPOSES ONLY

DRAFT FOR DISCUSSION PURPOSES ONLY

40 MTPA Kerendari BC Coal Mine

Coal Mine Location

DRAFT FOR DISCUSSION PURPOSES ONLY

Blocks are occupied by exposure of Barakar formation and

Strike of the strata is almost E-W in general but in the central

The general dip of the strata/coal seams is southerly and varies

Borehole Density -11 boreholes /km2

DRAFT FOR DISCUSSION PURPOSES ONLY

Sequence of Coal Seams