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(RTTNews) - French energy equipment major Alstom on Thursday said it had finalized a tripartite joint venture agreement with state-run Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd., or BHEL, and Nuclear Power Corporation of India Ltd., or NPCIL. It would help the company to tap around 45,000 MW of Indian nuclear power market, according to reports.

The JV would be set up by Alstom's Indian arm Alstom Projects India Ltd., or APIL, BHEL and NPCIL to provide technical support and supply of turbines to nuclear power projects in India.

Alstom Power Senior Vice-President (Thermal Products) Guy Chardon said, "Joint venture tripartite agreement with BHEL and NPCIL has been finalized and is being reviewed by the Atomic Energy Commission."

Chardon, who was in Chattanooga in south-eastern Tennessee on Chickamauga Lake and Nickajack Lake to inaugurate the turbine manufacture facility of Alstom, said his company would invest one-third equity in the joint venture with a capital of 25 million euros, adding that he wanted the agreement to be finalized as quick as possible.

Initially, the joint venture will supply turbines valued around Rs.6,000 crore to eight units of 700 MW each being developed by NPCIL. India is developing these nuclear reactors in the states of Haryana, Gujarat, Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh, based on heavy water technology.

Besides the indigenous projects, the JV will also be tap the nuclear projects being developed in pursuance of the India-US Civil Nuclear Agreement. The proposal is to develop about 36 units of over 1,000- MW at six sites in India with support from the US, Russia and France.

The turbines for the NPCIL projects, according to Chardon, would be supplied from the BHEL plants and upcoming manufacturing facilities being set up by a joint venture between Alstom and state-owned Bharat Forge at Mundra in Gujarat.

The tripartite agreement involving NPCIL will give a strong foothold to Alstom to supply equipment for the nuclear plants. The joint venture will take advantage of the opening up of the Indian nuclear market, Chardon added.

Several Indian and overseas companies have also expressed desire to enter the nuclear power sector.

About the new facilities being developed at Chattanooga plant with an investment of around $300 million, Philippe Joubert, President, Alstom Power, said, "it will have the capability to manufacture turbines which can generate up to 1,700 MW of power."

After a gap of three decades, the U.S. has decided to set up a nuclear power plant, he said, adding the move would re-generate interest in the sector. Moreover, he hoped that Alstom would be able to get orders for replacement of equipment in ageing nuclear power plants in the US.

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