Presentation

On

Dedicated Freight Corridors

Neeraj Agrawal Group General Manager/Civil/ DFCCIL

December 16, 2014

SCOPE OF PRESENTATION

1. INTRODUCTION

2. FUNDING ARRANGEMENT

3. LAND ACQUISITION

4. PROCUREMENT STATUS

5. PROGRESS OF WORKS

6. FUTURE CORRIDORS

Golden Quadrilateral & Its Diagonals

High Density

Corridor

(Golden

Quadrilateral

+ Diagonals)

16% of route

Km carries

52% of

passenger &

58 % of

freight

DELHI

MUMBAI

KOLKATTA

CHENNAI

Western Corridor (1502 km)

Rewari-Vadodara (950 km)

Vadodara-JNPT ( 425 km)

Rewari-Dadri (127 km)

Eastern Corridor (1840 km)

Khurja -Bhaupur (342 km)

Bhaupur-Mughalsarai (391 km)

Khurja-Ludhiana (400 km)

Khurja-Dadri (50 km)

Mughalsarai-Sonnagar (123 km)

Sonnagar-Dankuni (534 km)

1. INTRODUCTION:

MADHYA PRADESH

RAJASTHAN

UTTAR PRADESH

NEPAL

CHHATISGARH

JHARKHAND

WEST BENGAL

HARYANA

UTTARAKHAND PUNJAB

BIHAR

BANGLADESH

NEW GANJKHWAJA

LUDHIANA

AMBALA

SAHARANPUR

MEERUTz

HAPUR

KHURJA

ALIGARH HATHRAS

TUNDLA

ETAWAH BHAUPUR

KANPUR

PREMPUR

ALLAHABAD

MUGHALSARAI

SONNAGAR

NEW KARWANDIYA

DANKUNI EXISTING LINE

DFC LINE (PARALLEL)

(EXISTING STNS.

LEGEND

Dedicated Freight Corridor - Eastern Corridor

Work in progress (465 km)

Work to be awarded by Jan’ 15 (391 km)

Work to be awarded by Nov’15 (217 km)

Work to be awarded by Mar’16 (233 km)

MAHARASHTRA

MADHYA PRADESH

UTTAR PRADESH

HARYANA

RAJASTHAN

GUJARAT

ARABIAN SEA

PAKISTAN

VASAI

GOTHANGAM

MAKARPURA

SANAD

MAHESANA

PALANPUR

MARWAR

PHULERA

REWARI PIRTHALA REWARI

JNPT

NIM KA THANA

RINGAS

PHULERA

AJMER

SENDRA

MARWAR

SIROHI

ABU RD.

PALANPUR

MAHESANA

AHMADABAD

VADODRA

BHARUCH

SANJALI

SURAT

VALSAD

SANJAN

DAHANU

PANVEL

VAITARNA

EXISTING LINE

DFC LINE (PARALLEL)

DFC LINE(DETOUR)

DFC JUNCTION STNS.

EXISTING STNS.

LEGEND

Dedicated Freight Corridor - Western Corridor

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DADRI

Work in progress (625 KM)

Work to be awarded by May’15 (320 KM)

Work to be awarded by June’15 (127 KM)

Work to be awarded by July’15 (430 KM)

1. Introduction….

Feb 2006 –2008

CCEA gave in-principle approval for the project based on the RITES Report. CCEA approved Eastern & Western DFC Corridors and authorised to incur expenditure.

Sept 2009 Cabinet approved JICA loan for WDFC along with STEP loan conditionalities

Mar 2010 JICA Loan Agreement for JPY 90 billion (Rs. 5100 crores) signed for Western Corridor Phase-I.

Oct 2011 Loan Agreement with World Bank for USD 975 Million (Rs. 5850 crores) signed for EDFC -1(Khurja-Bhaupur)

Mar 2013 JICA Loan Agreement for WDFC Phase-II: 1st Tranche amounting JPY 136 billion (Rs. 7750 crores) signed.

April 2014 World Bank loan of USD 1100 million (Rs. 6600 crores) approved (EDFC-2). Loan Agreement signed durind December 2014

Jun 14 Draft Cabinet Note for revised cost estimate of Rs.81,459 crore circulated

Height

Width

4.265 m 7.1 m

3200 mm 3660 mm

700 m 700/ 1500 m

5,000 Ton 13,000 Ton

5.1m

Western Corridor Eastern Corridor

Moving Dimensions Container Stack

Train Length Train Load

Indian Railway DFC Routes

Western Corridor Eastern Corridor

1.Basic Design Features

• Heavier Axle Loads

Axle Load 22.9 t / 25 t

25 t

75 Kmph 100 Kmph

Indian Railway DFC Routes

Maximum Speed

Grade Upto 1 in 100 1 in 200

1.Basic Design Features (Contd.)

Bridges & formation designed for 32.5 t

Traction Electrical Electrical

(25 KV) (25 KV AT Feeder System)

Station Spacing 7-10 Km 40 Km (Approx.)

Signalling Absolute /Automatic Automatic with 2 Km with 1 Km spacing spacing

Communication Emergency Sockets/ Mobile Train Radio

Mobile Train Radio

Indian Railway DFC Routes

1.Basic Design Features (Contd.)

Objectives Of The Project

OBJECTIVES

Create additional rail infrastructure to cater to high levels of transport demand

Reduce unit cost of transportation resulting in market competitive rail tariff for customer

Provide seamless end to end solution to the customers

Segregate freight infrastructure for focused approach on both passenger and freight business of Railways

Create rail connectivity to bulk customers not using rail network through PPP model

IT packaging of Freight Services

Increase rail share in freight market

1. Impact

Direct impacts :- Transport capacity enhancement

Faster movement (Average speed from 25 to 70 kmph)

Guaranteed transit time (freight trains to Time Table)

Special services (Automobile, RO-RO, etc.)

Reduced Unit cost of transport logistics (60% of IR)

Greener Railway (reduction of 457 million tonne CO2 over

30 years period)

Indirect impacts:-

Released capacity on IR available for

• Augmentation and speeding up passenger services

Decongestion of major highways

Port connectivity

Development of industrial corridors & MMLPs

• DMICDC on Western Corridor

• Amritsar-Delhi-Kolkata Industrial Corridor (ADKIC)

Major constituent of traffic • On EDFC - Coal, Iron ore, Steel, Cement, Food Grain and

RO-RO Traffic. • On WDFC - Container, Fertilizer, Imported Coal, Petroleum

Products, Automobile, Cement and other goods.

Projected Traffic (in million Tonnes)

CORRIDOR 2021-22 2026-27 2031-32 2036-37

EDFC 153.2 181.7 213.6 251.0

WDFC 160.9 203.3 241.3 284.3

1.Projected Traffic on DFCCIL

Existing traffic on EDFC – 55 MT, WDFC – 50 MT

Particulars Eastern Corridor

Western Corridor

Total

Equity from MoR 13,049 7,996 21,045

Loan from JICA - 38,722 38,722

Loan from World Bank 13,625 - 13,625

Total Funding (without Land)

26,674 46,718 73,392

MoR (Land) 3,684 4,383 8,067

Total Funding with Land

30,358 51,101 81,459

2.Funding Plan

(All figs. in INR Crores)

External funding: MoR is 2:1

Land Acquisition for DFC :-

Corridors Total Scope

Ha. 20 A Ha.

20 E Ha.

20 F Ha.

EDFC (Except Sonnagar

–Dankuni)

4513 3744 3615 3491

WDFC 6148 5958 5560 5253

Total 10661 9702 (91%)

9175 (86%)

8744 (82%)

3.LAND ACQUISITION

4. STATUS OF AWARD OF CONTRACTS- EDFC

Timelines Civil contracts

Electrical contracts

S&T contracts

Total length (Kms) 1306 1306 1306

Awarded till Nov, 2014 465 66 66

Expected to be awarded by Jan’ 15 (Kms) 391 - -

Expected to be awarded by Mar, 15 (Kms) - 342 342

Cumulative Expected upto Mar 2015 (Km)

856 408 408

Expected to be awarded by June, 15 (Kms) - 56 56

Expected to be awarded by Nov’15 (Kms) 217 391 391

Expected to be awarded by Mar’16 (Kms) 233 217 217

Cumulative Expected upto Mar 2016 (Km)

1306 1073 1073

Expected to be awarded by Oct, 16 (Kms) - 233 233

4. STATUS OF AWARD OF CONTRACTS - WDFC

Timelines Civil contracts

Electrical contracts

S&T contracts

Total length (Kms) 1502 1502 1502

Awarded till Nov, 2014 625 950 -

Expected to be awarded by Mar, 15 (Kms) - - 950

Cumulative Expected upto Mar 2015 (Km)

625 950 950

Expected to be awarded by May, 15 (Kms) 320 - -

Expected to be awarded by June, 15 (Kms) 127 127 127

Expected to be awarded by July, 15 (Kms) 430

Expected to be awarded by Aug, 15 (Kms) - 425 425

Cumulative Expected upto Aug, 15 (Km) 1502 1502 1502

Target

EDFC

KHURJA-BHAUPUR: 342 km March ’18

BHAUPUR-MUGHALSARAI: 391 km. Dec ‘18

DADRI-KHURJA-LUDHIANA: 450 km. Dec, 19

MUGHALSARAI-SONNAGAR: 123 km Dec’17*

WDFC

PHASE-1:

REWARI-IQBALGARH (625 km)

IQBALGARH-VADODARA (325 km)

June’18

Dec’18

PHASE-2

VADODARA-JNPT (425 km) REWARI-DADRI (127 km).

Dec’18

4. TIMELINES

* Efforts are being made to complete 55 km (Durgawati-Sasaram) by March, 2015

Corridor Length where Work

in progress (Kms)

Status of progress

as on date (%)

EDFC

1. Khurja-Bhaupur EDFC-1 342 25%

2. Karwandiya-Durgawati 66 83%

3. Balance portion of

Mughalsarai-Sonnagar 56

23%

WDFC

1. Rewari-Iqbalgarh 625 14%

Total 1089

WDFC – Construction of

Bridges between Vaitarna

& Surat

Total 54 Nos. Completed -26 Nos.

In progress- 20 Nos.

5. PROGRESS :- Existing Works

6. FUTURE CORRIDORS

Corridor Kms Status

East – West Corridor (Kolkata–Mumbai)

2000 Kms Draft PETS submitted in September’2014.

North-South Corridor (Delhi-Chennai)

2173 Kms Draft PETS submitted in June 2014. Sent to Railway Board

East Coast Corridor (Kharagpur-Vijayawada)

1100 Kms Traffic Study & field data collection completed. Draft PETS in 2014-15.

Southern Corridor (Chennai-Goa)

890 Kms Traffic Study completed. Field data upto Hubli collected. Draft PETS in 2014-15.

EDFC – SONNAGAR-DANKUNI SECTION (PPP)

Phase I – DANKUNI-GOMOH SECTION (282.22Km)

• Traffic Study Completed

• Financial Modeling Completed, Report Sent to MoR.

• PPPAC for “in principle” approval sent to MoR.

• Technical & Legal Consultant under finalization.

• Draft Concession Agreement is under finalization.

• RFQ for Concessionaire sent to MoR.

• Yard Plans- 5 out of 8 stations finalized.

Total Land Requirement

20A completed 20E completed 20F completed

547.71 Ha 547.71 Ha (100%) 416.02 Ha (76%) 205.82 Ha (38%)

EDFC – SONNAGAR-DANKUNI SECTION (PPP)

Phase II – GOMOH – SONNAGAR SECTION (260.74Km)

• Traffic Study under process.

• Detailed estimate finalized.

• DPR finalized.

• Issues:

Forest Clearance of Koderma Detour (Ph-II)

Protest by PAPs in Singur (Ph-I) & Gaya (Ph-II).

Payment of Compensation in West Bengal (Ph-I).

Total Land Requirement

20A completed 20E completed 20F completed

454.56 Ha 264.81 Ha (58%) 195 Ha (43%) 145 Ha (32%)

Progress On site Photographs

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Launching of Bow String Girder at ROB Bhabua – 25.11.2014

Track Linking between New Durgawati-Karwandiya

Construction of Well Foundation – Son Bridge

Embankment 1st layer in Progress at DFC Ch. 90950 to 90700

Completed Embankment layer at Ch-96.570

DFC Br No. 25 IR Ch. 107+763 Wall - In Progress

THANK YOU

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Section Purpose Description Remarks

20A Declaration to acquire land for Public purpose

It empowers to enter for survey, is a cut-off date for determination of compensation

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20 E Declaration of acquisition

By Declaration the land shall be vested absolutely in the Central Government free from all encumbrances.

Notification to be issued within a period of one year from the notification u/s 20A. Prima facie ownerships shifts to Government.

20 F Determination of amount payable as compensation

Competent authority shall make an award under this section.

Award to be declared within a period of one year from the declaration u/s 20E.

20 H Deposit and payment of amount

Central Government shall deposit the amount of Award with the CA

The CA on behalf of the Central Govt. pay the amount to PAPs

20I Power to take possession

Where the land has vested in the Central Govt. u/s 20E & amount determined by CA u/s 20F has been deposited u/s 20H with the CA, the CA may direct to surrender or deliver possession by issuing 60 days notice

CA can ask for help from the District Administration to assist in taking possession for the Central Govt.

20J Right to Enter into land where land has vested in Central Govt.

Where land has vested u/s 20E person authorized by Central Govt. can enter and do other acts for carrying out the Building, Maintenance, Management or operation of special Railway Project.

RAILWAY AMENDMENT ACT, 2008

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