ONGC registers Tripura power unit as CDM project with United Nations
16 May 2013 12:19 AM GMT
State-owned Oil and Natural Gas Corp (ONGC) has said that it has registered its Tripura power unit as a Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) project with the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) under the Kyoto Protocol.
The 726.6 MW gas-based unit, being built by its subsidiary ONGC Tripura Power Corp Ltd, ‘is a fuel- substitution project which would mitigate over 1.6 million tons of carbon-dioxide emissions per year for the next 10 years,’ it said in a statement here.
‘Fetching 1.6 million carbon credits per year, this is one of the biggest CDM projects in the world,’ it said.
Speaking after the registration, ONGC Chairman & Managing Director Sudhir Vasudeva said, ‘Our sustainable development record is commendable. Our commitment to sustainable development is organically integrated to our exploration and development of energy assets.’
The 726.6 MW gas-based unit, being built by its subsidiary ONGC Tripura Power Corp Ltd, ‘is a fuel- substitution project which would mitigate over 1.6 million tons of carbon-dioxide emissions per year for the next 10 years,’ it said in a statement here.
‘Fetching 1.6 million carbon credits per year, this is one of the biggest CDM projects in the world,’ it said.
Speaking after the registration, ONGC Chairman & Managing Director Sudhir Vasudeva said, ‘Our sustainable development record is commendable. Our commitment to sustainable development is organically integrated to our exploration and development of energy assets.’
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