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NEW & RENEWABLE ENERGY

DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION OF AP LTD

(NREDCAP)

(Formerly Non-conventional Energy Development

Corporation of AP Ltd [NEDCAP])

5-8-207/2, Pisgah Complex, Nampally,

Hyderabad 500 001

Tel: 040-23202391/23202262/23203376

Fax: 040-23201666

E-mail: nedcap@ap.nic.in / info@nedcap.gov.in

RIGHT TO INFORMATION

ACT 2005

(Information Manual under Sec. 4(1) (b) of RTI Act)

Updated on December 2016

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CHAPTER II

I. THE PARTICULARS OF ORGANIZATION, FUNCTIONS AND DUTIES:

New & Renewable Energy Development Corporation of Andhra Pradesh Ltd.,

(NREDCAP) formerly known as Agro Pumpsets & Implements Ltd., (APIL) and

subsequently renamed as Non-conventional Energy Development Corporation of AP

Ltd., (NEDCAP) is a Nodal Agency of Government of Andhra Pradesh. The

Corporation was incorporated on 21.10.1969. Later, it was renamed as NEDCAP in the

year 1986 and as NREDCAP during June 2011.

OBJECTIVES:

1. To survey, develop and implement renewable energy programmes of State and

Central Governments.

2. Generation of electricity through renewable sources like wind and solar on

decentralized and centralized methods.

3. Conservation of energy in rural areas.

4. Ensure post-installation service and adoption viable technology.

5. To impart viable technology and machines in the area of non-conventional energy

sources.

6. To impart training and to promote research and development in the field of non-

conventional energy sources.

7. To ensure proper utilization of funds provided by the State and Central

Governments with efficient management system.

FUNCTIONS AND DUTIES OF THE ORGANIZATION:

NREDCAP is implementing all New & Renewable Energy Programmes sponsored

by both State and Central Governments and are as follows:

National Biogas and Manure Management Programme

Biogas Based Power (off-grid) Programme

Improved Chulhas Programme

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Wind Energy

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Solar Energy

Power Generation through Non-Conventional Energy Sources – Mini Hydel

Projects.

Biomass production, conversion and utilization technology

Power Generation through Non-Conventional Energy Sources – Industrial &

Municipal solid waste based power projects

Energy Conservation Programmes

The programme /activity wise brief details are :

National Biogas & Manure Management Programme (NBMMP)

NREDCAP is a State Nodal Agency (SNA) with the financial support from Ministry of New and

Renewable Energy (MNRE), GOI, New Delhi implementing the following Schemes / Programmes under

Renewable Energy Sector for the benefit of rural public in the state of Andhra Pradesh.

The Programme / scheme wise concept, procedures,/implementation strategy and financial support

either from Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE), Government of India or Government of Andhra

Pradesh are given below along with achievement so far made and targets for the year 2016-17.

The Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE), Govt. of India, New Delhi is providing

financial assistance since 1982.83 to the family type Biogas plants under National Biogas & Manure

Management Programme (NBMMP). NREDCAP is the Nodal agency for Andhra Pradesh State has started

implementing the construction of family size Biogas plants to farmers who have cattle since 1982.

NREDCAP has installed / constructed around 2.74746 lakh Biogas plants up to 2015.16 in the State as

against the estimated potential of 6.30 lakhs Biogas plants. During the year 2016.17, MNRE has allotted a

target of 10,200 Biogas Plants and the achievement made 3537 Biogas plants up to 31.10.2016. The District

wise achievements may be seen in the enclosed Annexure-I from 2010-11 to 2015-16.

Objectives

1) To provide clean and non-polluting energy to meet the cooking needs of the rural people and to reduce the

usage of LPG and other conventional fuels.

2) To provide bio- fertilizer / organic manure to reduce the usage of chemical fertilizers.

3) To eliminate smoke from kitchen and to prevent eye, lung diseases to rural women and children.

4) To mitigate drudgery of rural women, reduce pressure on forest and accentuate social benefits.

5) To improve sanitation in villages.

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6) To mitigate climate change by preventing black carbon and methane emissions (Biogas contains 55-65%

methane).

Implementation Strategy

1. The Ministry of New & Renewable Energy (MNRE), Govt of India has been allotting the year wise

targets to the State Nodal Agency.

2. Basing on the potentiality the allotted targets will be redistributed to all the Districts.

3. NREDCAP is implementing the programme in all the Districts through its branch offices by utilizing the

services of Biogas Development Agencies/Self Employed Workers (BDA/ SEWs) by adopting the

“Cluster Village approach concept”.

4. NREDCAP is giving training to the rural masons in construction of the Biogas Plants and utilizing

their services in implementation of this National Programme.

5. The field staff of NREDCAP are involved from identification of beneficiaries to construction and

commissioning of the plants. After commissioning, the eligible subsidy amounts will be released.

Unit cost & Subsidy:-

The present unit cost and eligible subsidy for family size Biogas Plants are given below:

Size of the

Deenabandhu

Biogas Plant

Revised Unit Cost (Rs.) Amount of Revised Central subsidy per

plant (Rs)

Brick masonary Ferro cement General SC / ST

1 cum 22,000/- 22,000/- 5500 7000/-

2 cum 30,000/- 30,000/- 9000 11000/-

Biogas Based Power (off-grid) Programme.

Biogas technology provides alternative source of energy mainly from organic wastes. It is produced when

bacteria degrade organic matter in the absence of air. Biogas contains around 55-65% of methane, 30-40% of

carbon dioxide and small quantities of hydrogen, Nitrogen, Carbon monoxide, Oxygen and Hydrogensulphide.

The calorific value of biogas is appreciably high around 4700 kcal or 20 MJ; at around 55% methane content.

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The Biogas can effectively be utilized for generation of power through a biogas based power-generation system

after dewatering and cleaning of the gas. In addition, the slurry produced in the process provides organic

manure for farming with high NPK values.

The Biogas power plant consist of Biogas plant, gas cleaning system, 100% Biogas Engine with alternator,

Control panel etc. The biogas produced from the biogas plant having Hydrogen sulphide gas which is very

harmful to the Engine, which has to be removed through the gas cleaning system.

The Biogas of 1 cum will generate 1.5 KWh from every 1 KW rated capacity of Biogas Engine. Bio manure

management is an integral part of a biogas based power generation system for arriving at an economically

feasible operation level. NREDCAP has commissioned Eleven Biogas based power generation projects

consisting of 283KW capacity with 2,140 cum Biogas under MNRE Programme in A.P so far and for further

details may be seen in the enclosed Annexure-III and there is a good demand for these projects.

Improved Chulhas Programme.

The Improved Chulhas Programme is being implemented by “NREDCAP” since 1983-84 with the financial

Assistance from Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE), Govt. of India till 2002-03.

The Government of India has transferred this Scheme / programme to the State Government from the year

2003-04 under State Plan Scheme. The rural women are getting several benefits with these Improved Chulhas

Programme.

Objectives:

1) To eliminate smoke from the kitchen and improves health condition of Women and

Children in rural areas.

2) To upgrade rural environment and check on the deforestation

3) To generate rural employment for rural women & potter communities.

Benefits:

1. Respiratory and eye diseases are caused due to continuous exposure to smoke in the

kitchen. The improved cook stoves generate small amount of smoke in the kitchen

making the environment in the kitchen clean.

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2. An improved wood burning cook stove is around three times more efficient than a

traditional wood burning stove. The thermal efficiency of traditional cook stove is 9%

and that of an improved cook stove is about 26%.

3. Create employment for Rural Women and self employed workers and potters in making

TNAU model cook stoves.

Technical/ Fuel Savings:

The improved wood burning stoves are mainly classified as fixed and portable. The fixed chulha constructed

in situ in the kitchen. The metal portable chulhas are fabricated in a work shop or by a rural artizon

(Kummari).

The earthen portable chulhas are made by local skilled potters who have been imparted Training on Tamilnadu

Agricultural university (TNAU) model Earthen Portable Chulha. A portable chulha reduces the smoke by

improving combustion through a grate and closed chamber. Each improved chulha of Earthen made TNAU

Model can save 132 kgs of fire wood per annum in addition to the indirect benefits like reduce indoor pollution

and deforestation.

NREDCAP has installed / Distributed around 21.3826 lakh Chulhas up to 2015.16 in the State as against the

estimated potential of 50.00 lakhs Chulhas. During the year 2016.17, it was proposed to take up 1.00 Lakh

Chulhas under State Plan budget. The District wise achievements may be seen in the enclosed Annexure-II

from 2010-11 to 2015-16.

WIND POWER PROJECTS:

POTENTIAL:

Andhra Pradesh is one of the Wind Power potential states in the country. As per the assessment made by Centre

for Wind Energy Technology (C-WET), the Wind Power potential in the A.P. is estimated at 22525 MW at 100

Metre above ground level, which is third highest in the country after Gujarat, Maharastra states. 31 potential

sites have been notified which are having wind power potential of 200 watts / sq.mtr at 50 M level for

development of wind power projects. Further, 15 wind monitoring stations at 80 M level and 5 nos. of wind

monitoring stations at 100M level have been established in the state to collect the wind data. The wind power

potential identified in the State is mostly in the Southern Region consisting of Anantapur, Kadapa, Kurnool,

Chittoor and Nellore districts. Detailed Wind Resource Assessment studies are in progress in various districts

in private sector also as per the MNRE guidelines.

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PRESENT STATUS:

The cumulative installed capacity as on 31.08.2016 is 1738.62 MW, leaving opportunities for further

development in the wind power sector in view of the available huge unexploited potential in the State. The

private investors are now coming forward to develop large scale wind power projects in the State in IPP mode.

So far, 9124.36 MW capacity projects have been allotted and proposals for another 2593.40 MW capacity

projects are considered for sanction. The State Government announced AP Wind Power Policy-2015 vide

G.O.Ms.No.9, dated 13.02.2015 of Energy, Infrastructure & Investment (PR-II) Dept.. for development of wind

power in Andhra Pradesh.

TARIFF:

The AP Electricity Regulatory Commission (APERC) in its order dated 01.08.2015 has determined the

preferential tariff of Rs.4.83 KWH without AD benefit Rs.4.25 with AD benefit for a period of 25 years from

the date of commissioning of the projects. The tariff shall be applicable for all the new wind power projects

entering PPA on or after the date of notification of the Regulation i.e 31.07.2015.

SOLAR ENERGY:

Solar Pump Set Programme:

Ministry of India New and Renewable Energy (MNRE), Govt of India, New Delhi has allotted

6725 no of Solar PV Pumpsets for implementation of Solar Agricultural Pumpsets Programme in the

state of Andhra Pradesh.

So far 2,500 nos of Solar P V Pump Sets are installed through DISCOMs.

The present cost of 3 HP & 5 HP Solar PV Pumpsets are as detailed below.

S.No Model/Capacity

Unit Cost

(Rs)

MNRE Subsidy

(Rs)

DISCOM

Contribution

(Rs)

Beneficiary

Contribution(Rs)

01 3 HP – AC Model -

Submersible

3,36,378/- 97,200/- 1,99,178/- 40,000/-

02 5 HP – AC Model -

Submersible

4,29,000/- 1,62,000/- 2,12,000/- 55,000/-

NREDCAP as a State Nodal Agency release MNRE subsidy (CFA) of Rs. 1,62,000/- for 5 HP

and Rs.97,200/- for 3 HP. So far, subsidy was released for 1,750 Solar PV Pump Sets.

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5. BIOMASS PRODUCTION,CONVERSION AND UTILIZATION TECHNOLOGY :

1. Biomass Power Projects:

42 Biomass Power Projects of various capacities have been installed/ commissioned upto

31.07.2013 in Andhra Pradesh State. The total installed capacity is 238.00 MW

2. Bagasse based Cogeneration power projects:

24 Bagasse based Cogeneration power projects of various capacities have been installed /

commissioned upto 31.07.2013 in Andhra Pradesh State. The total installed capacity is 324.95

MW

3. Biomass cogeneration (non-bagasse) Power Projects:

16 Biomass Cogeneration (Non-bagasse) Power Projects have been installed / commissioned

up to 31.07.2013 in Andhra Pradesh State. The total installed capacity is 49.45 MW

MINI HYDEL PROJECTS:

Status of Small Hydel Power Projects in Andhra Pradesh:

The activity was transferred from erstwhile APSEB to NREDCAP vide G.O Ms. No.37 dated

01-02-1999 of Energy (Power – I) Department, Government of Andhra Pradesh.

The assessed hydro power potential is 600 MW (approx.). The status report on SHP projects is shown

below.

S.No Description No. of Projects Capacity in MW

1 No. of projects sanctioned 53 185.398

2 No. of projects commissioned 30 89.098

3 No. of projects under progress 23 96.30

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The Government of Andhra Pradesh has announced policies on establishment of Mini Hydel

Power Projects vide GO Ms.no.165 dated 11-07-2007 of I & CAD (performs) Department. As per

GO, future registrations /allotment of sites to the private developers shall be under bidding process

only.

POWER GENERATION THROUGH NON-CONVENTIONAL ENERGY SOURCES /

INDUSTRIAL & MUNICIPAL WASTE BASED POWER PROJECTS:

Objectives:

i) To assess and upgrade various conversion technologies.

ii) To create conducive conditions and environment, with fiscal and financial regime to

develop, demonstrate and disseminate utilisation of wastes for recovery of energy.

iii) To harness the available potential of MSW/Industrial Waste-to energy by the year

2017.

NREDCAP is authorized by the A.P. State Government vide . G.O. Ms. No. 253, E & F

(RES) Department, dated 15-11-94 to sanction the Municipal Solid Waste/Industrial

Waste based Power projects of capacity up to 20 MW. Andhra Pradesh is having various

Industries which generate effluents.

These effluents are to be treated to have value added product. The waste generated from

Industries like starch, palm oil, distilleries, dairy, poultry, furfural etc., can be treated to

generate Electricity.

The details in respect of Industrial Waste / Municipal Solid waste based power projects

and Biomethanation Power Plants are furnished here under:

1. Industrial Waste Power Projects:

14 Industrial Power Projects of various capacities have been installed/ commissioned upto

31.07.2013 in Andhra Pradesh State. The total installed capacity is 38.51 MW

2. Municipal solid Waste Power Projects:

04 Municipal solid Waste Power projects of various capacities have been installed /

commissioned upto 31.07.2013 in Andhra Pradesh State. The total installed capacity is 24.75

MW

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3. Biomethanation Power Plants:

02 Biomethanation Power Plants have been installed / commissioned up to 31.07.2013 in

Andhra Pradesh State. The total installed capacity is 26040 Cum Per day Biomethanation

Power Plants.

II. The powers and duties of the officers and employees:

The Chairman, Board of Directors are appointed by the Government of Andhra Pradesh.

The Chairman and Board of Directors are the Policy Making Body of the Corporation.

Vice-Chairman and Managing Director is being appointed by the Government of Andhra

Pradesh and he is the Executive Head of the Corporation. VC & MD issues directions

and closely monitors the activities of the corporation to achieve the objects for which the

Corporation is incorporated. He convenes the Board Meetings as per the applicable

provisions of Companies Act from time to time also appraises the Board on the issues to

take decisions as required.

The Vice-Chairman and Managing Director have Administrative, Statutory and Financial

Powers.

The Vice-Chairman and Managing Director is assisted by the Function Heads. The

following functions are headed by the Officers at Head Office as shown below:

General Manager

This post is having the status of top management level. He is the functional Head of

Corporation.

General Manager (EC)/

This post is having the status of top management level. He is the Functional Head of

Energy Conservations and Solar Grid Sections.

Dy. General Manager (T)/OSD

This post is having the status of top management level. He is the Functional Head of

Wind Energy and Solar Projects/Grid Sections.

Dy. General Manager (Finance & Accounts)

This post is having the status of top management level. He is the Functional Head of

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Finance, Accounts & Secretarial Matters Sections.

Manager (Admn.)

This post is having the status of top management level. He is the Functional Head of

Administration and Legal Wing.

Project Directors/Executive Engineers:

This post is having the status of management level and each activity is headed by a

Project Director/Executive Engineer at Head Office.

Project Directors/Executive Engineers/District Managers at Districts:

This post is having the status of management level and each district is headed by a

Project Director/Executive Engineer/District Manager.

All the above officers are supported by Middle, Junior, Supervisory and Supporting Staff.

The Organization Chart is enclosed.

III. The procedure followed in the decision making process, including channels of

supervision and accountability.

All important decisions are taken by Government / Board / Vice- Chairman and

Managing Director. The proposals will be initiated by Middle, Junior, Supervisory and

Supporting Staff and will be processed through the concerned functional head, who gives

its recommendations and finally decision will be taken by the Vice-Chairman and

Managing Director or by Board after going through the agenda / or by Government as the

case may be. The Vice-Chairman and Managing Director has delegated some of the

administrative powers to the General Manager & other Functional Heads viz. Dy.

General Managers, Project Directors, Executive Engineers & District Managers of the

Corporation.

IV. The norms set by it for the discharge of its function

Since the programmes are being sponsored by Ministry of New & Renewable Energy and

Bureau of Energy Efficiency, Government of India, such as National Biogas and Manure

Management Programme, Solar Energy, Mini Hydel Scheme and Energy Conservation,

certain incentives are being extended. The norms set by MNRE, Government of India is

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being f o l l o w e d i n t h e i r r e s p e c t i v e f u n c t i o n . Similarly, the instructions of

State Government for the programmes of Improved Chulhas and as well as

Energy Conservation are being followed.

V. The rules, regulations, instructions, manuals and records, held by the

corporation under its control or used by its employees for discharging its function.

The rules as approved by the Government and as per statute are followed. Further,

Service Rules as approved by the Government are being extended to the corporation

employees for discharging of functions.

VI. A statement of the categories of documents that are held by it or under its control.

a. Personal files of Officers, Staff and other related files to them.

b. Employees welfare files

c. Legal files

d. Disciplinary case files

e. Files relating to scrutiny of proposals and implementation of programmes

f. Miscellaneous

VII. The particulars of any arrangement that exists for consultation with or

representation by, the members of the public in relation to the

formulation of its policy or implementation thereof

The Government of AP at its discretion appoints Chairman and Directors from public

representatives on the board of the corporation. Therefore, they are also part and parcel

for policy making and further implementation.

VIII. A statement of the Board, Councils, Committees and other bodies consisting of

two or more persons constituted as its part or for the purpose of its advice, and as to

whether meeting of those boards, councils, committees and other bodies are open to

the public or the minutes of such meetings are accessable to public.

The Government has constituted a Board with Directors as per the provisions and it is

regular practice by the Government.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS:

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Sri Ajay Jain,IAS

Chairman, NREDCAP & .

Secretary to Government,

Energy Department,Govt.of A.P.,

Secretariat, Hyderabad.

Sri H.Y.Dora Chairman & Managing Director,

APSPDCL,

D.No.19-13-65/A, Srinivasapuram,

Tiruchanoor Road,

TIRUPATI – 517 503,

Chittoor District (AP).

Sri M.Kamalakar Babu

VC & Managing Director,

NREDCAP Ltd., Hyderabad

Sri.M.Venkateswara Rao.

Engineer-in-Chief (Irrigation),

3rd

Floor, Jalasoudha Building,

Erramanzil, Hyderabad

Sri K.Dhananjaya Reddy, IAS

Commissioner,

Agriculture Department

Opp: LB Stadium Near Nizam College

Basheer Bagh, Hyderabad

Phone:040-23383504 Fax: 23383514

Sri K.V.Subrahmanyam,

Deputy Secretary to Government,

Finance Department,

Government of A.P.

A.P.Secretariat, Hyderabad

Sri Rahul Pandey, IFS Special Secretary to Government,

Energy, I&I Department,

Government of Andhra Pradesh,

A.P. Secretariat, Hyderabad.

Sri.Muthyala Dharmendra Rao

Independent Director

Plot No.1, R.R.Township,

R.R. Nagar, Old Bowenpally,

Secunderabad-Hyderabad

IX. A directory of its officers and employees

Cadrewise existing employees list is enclosed.

X. The monthly remuneration received by each of its officers and employees

including the system of compensation as provided in its regulations.

Statement showing the Monthly remuneration received by Officers and Staff is

enclosed

XI. The budget allocated to each of its agency, indicating the particulars o f all

plans, proposed expenditure and reports on disbursement made.

The budget is being allocated to the Corporation by the Government from time to

time and the details are available with Head Office, Hyderabad.

XII. The manner of execution of subsidy programmes including the amounts

allocated and the details of beneficiaries of such programmes.

As per the guidelines issued by the Government. The details of beneficiaries of

such programmes is being placed in our website & may be seen at

www.nedcap.gov.in

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XIII. Particulars of recipients of concessions, permits or authorizations granted by it.

Not Applicable.

XIV. Details in respect of the information available to or held by it, reduce in an

electronic form.

Yes

XV. The particulars of facilities available to citizens for obtaining information

including the working hours of a library or reading room, if maintained for public

use.

Available.

XVI. The names, designations and other particulars of the Public Information Officers.

Sri S. Yarram Reddy, General Manager, NREDCAP, 1st Appellate Authority

Sri Y. Yel l a Redd y, D y. General Manager (F&A) , NREDCAP, Central

Public Information Officer at Head Office, Hyderabad.

Sri P. Rama Gopalam, Asst. Manager (Admn), NREDCAP, Asst. Central Public

Information Officer at Head Office, Hyderabad.

13 District Managers, NREDCAP, State Public Information Officers for 13

districts (Annexure)

13 J r . M an age r / J r M an age r G r . I / F i e l d O f f i c e r , NR ED CAP , Asst. State

P ub l i c Information Officers for 13 districts

XVII. S u c h other information as may be prescribed and thereafter update these

publications every year

Yes

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NREDCAP: STATEMENT SHOWING THE CATEGORY WISE EMPLOYEES

AS ON 30.11.2016

S No Designation/Cadre/Category No. of Employees

01 General Manager 02

02 Dy. General Manager (T) (OSD) 01

03 Project Director

Manager (F&A)

04

01

04 Executive Engineer

Asst. Manager (NT)

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05 Development Officer 01

06 Asst. Manager (NT) (Sr. Asst) 03

07 Asst. Manager (NT) (Acctt) 03

08 Asst. Manager (NT) (Sr. Steno) 03

09 Jr. Manager (OA) 0

10 Jr. Manager (AA) 02

11 Field Officer- Gr-I (Sr. Tech) 04

12 Field Officer (Tech.) 13

13 Asst. Field Officer (Asst. Tech) 03

14 Driver-Cum-Mechanic 0

15 Record Asst. 0

16 Jamedar 0

17 Office Subordinate/Security Attender 0

TOTAL 60

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NREDCAP: HYDERABAD

CADREWISE EMPLOYEES IN NREDCAP AS ON 30.11.2016

Sl.

No.

Cadre

No. Cadre/Employee Name Existing nos.

1 GENERAL MANAGER 2

1 S Yarram Reddy

2 T S C Bose (EC)

2 DY. GENERAL MANAGER (T) 1

1 K Srinivas (OSD)

3 DY. GENERAL MANAGER (F&A) 1

1 Y Yella Reddy

4 MANAGER – F&A 1

1 M Annapurnamma

5 PROJECT DIRECTOR 4

1 M Alleswarachary

2 CB Jagadeeswara Reddy

3 P V Ramesh

4 G Harinath babu

6 DISTRICT MANAGER/EXECUTIVE ENGINEER 12

1 M Kameswara Rao

2 G Butchi Raju

3 P V Rama Raju

4 J Nani Babu

5 D V Prasad

6 M Kodandarama Murthy

7 G Sudhakar Rao

8 G Satyarayana

9 M V K Raju

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10 K Srinivasa Rao

11 J V L Satyanarayana

12 I V Subrahmanyam

7 ASST. MANAGER (PS) 1

1 Y Hemachandra Kunari

8 ASST. MANAGER (ADMN) 5

1 T Radhakrishna

2 P Ramagopalam

3 B Jayaraju

4 N Konda Reddy

5 A Umapathi

9 ASST. MANAGER (F &A)

1 G Vijaya Babu

2 Y V S S N V Prasad

10 DEVELOPMENT OFFICERS 1

1 P Panduranga

11 JUNIOR MANAGER Gr.I (Admn.) 3

1 A Venugopala Reddy

2 K Aruna

3 M Srinivas

12 JUNIOR MANAGER GR.I (Accts.) 3

1 V Anil Kumar

2 N Sreenivasulu Reddy

3 B Adinarayana

13 JUNIOR MANAGER GR.I (SR. STENO) 2

1 B Ushakiran

2 P Lakshmi

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14 JUNIOR MANAGER (F&A) 2

1 T Venkatasubaiah

2 H I Dora

15 FIELD OFFICER GR-I (Sr. Tech) 4

1 D R G Gupta

2 G Shankar Rao

3 K Ravi

4 C Munikrishna Reddy

16 FIELD OFFICER (Tech) 13

1 P Prabhakar Naidu

2 K Srinivasulu

3 P Subrahmanyam

4 M Vijaya Kumar

5 J Ambarishu

6 G Tirupathi Rao

7 P Sai Baba

8 M Vijaya Babu

9 R Appa Rao

10 P Veeraiah

11 V Dayakar Reddy

12 A Satyanarayana

13 K Krishnaiah

17 ASST. FIELD OFFICER (Asst. Tech.) 3

1 P Nagamuni

2 N Appa Rao

3 K Vara Prasad

Total 60

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NEW AND RENEWABLE ENERGY DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION OF A.P LTD.,

HYDERABAD

Monthly remuneration received by Officers and Staff – Information under Section 4(1)(b)(x)

S.NO Name of the Employee

Designation PAY in Rs.

1 M.Kamalakar Babu VC & MD 91450.00

2 S.Yarram Reddy G.M 119850.00

3 T.S.C.Bose G.M (E.C) 110850.00

4 K.Srinivas OSD 98440.00

5 M.Alleswera Chary PD 98440.00

6 P.V.Ramesh PD 100770.00

7 Y.Yella Reddy DGM (F&A) 96110.00

8 M.Annapurnamma M (F&A) 96110.00

9 Y.Hemachandra Kumari AM 87130.00

10 CB.Jagadeeswarareddy PD 100770.00

11 D.V.Prasad AM 89290.00

12 G.Butchi Raju AM 100770.00

13 G.Harinath Babu PD 100770.00

14 G.Satyanarayana AM 89290.00

15 G.Sudhakara Rao AM 93780.00

16 J.Nani Babu AM 87130.00

17 J.V.L.Satyanarayana AM 87130.00

18 K.Srinivasa Rao AM 87130.00

19 M.Kameswera Rao AM 93780.00

20 M.Kodanda Rama Murthy AM 100740.00

21 M.V.K.Raju AM 89290.00

22 P.V.Rama Raju AM 103100.00

23 G.Vijaya Babu AM 82950.00

24 P.Lakshmi JM-1 53950.00

25 T.Radha Krishna AM 82950.00

26 B.Adi Narayana JM-1 63010.00

27 P.Ramagopalam AM 82950.00

28 B.Usha Kiran JM-1 82950.00

29 B.Jaya Raj AM 80930.00

30 Y.V.S.S.N.V.Prasad AM 67990.00

31 H.I.V.Dora JM 63010.00

32 N.Sreenivasulu Reddy JM-1 66330.00

33 T.Venkata Subbaiah JM 64670.00

34 V.Anil Kumar JM-1 66330.00

35 A.Umapathy AM 77030.00

36 A.Venugopal Reddy JM-1 77030.00

37 N.Konda Reddy AM 80930.00

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38 I.V.Subramanyam AM 58330.00

39 C.Munikrishna Reddy FO 58330.00

40 D.R.G.Guptha FO-1 66130.00

41 K.Ravi FO-1 66330.00

42 M.Vijaya Kumar FO 55410.00

43 A.Satyanarayana AFO 49870.00

44 P.Veeraiah FO 49870.00

45 G.Tirupathi Rao FO 47330.00

46 G.Shankar Rao FO 66330.00

47 J.Ambareesh FO 48600.00

48 K.Srinivasulu FO 55410.00

49 M.Vijaya Babu FO 55410.00

50 P.Nagamuni AFO 44870.00

51 P.Pandu Ranga DO 55410.00

52 P.Prabakara Naidu FO 46060.00

53 P.Sai Baba FO 55410.00

54 P.Subramanyam AFO 48600.00

55 R.Appa Rao AFO 55410.00

56 V.Dayakar Reddy FO 55410.00

57 K.Krishnaiah FO 31505.00

58 K.Vara Prasad AFO 38130.00

59 N.Appa Rao AFO 41380.00

60 K Aruna JM-1 48600.00

61 M Srinivas JM-1 43680.00

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Annexure to XVI(ADMN.)

SRI M. KODANANDARAMA

MURTHY

District Manager

NREDCAP LTD Agro Bhavan, 1st floor

Near Clock Tower

ANANTHAPUR- 515 001

Ph.No 08554 241060 / 9000550969

/9849804134

SRI C.B. JAGADEESWARA REDDY

District Manager

NREDCAP LTD

C/o Upstairs of AGRO Bhavan

Opp: MPDO Office

Railway Feeders Road

NELLORE -524 001

Ph.No.0861 2326616 / 9440266636

SRI J. NANI BABU

District Manager NREDCAP LTD

Jal Bhavan,2nd

floor, Collectorate

KAKINADA -533 004

East Godavari Dist.

Ph.No.0884 2375974 /

9000550972 SRI A.VENUGOPALA REDDY

District Manager FAC

NREDCAP LTD

Room No.138 East cellar wing New

Collectorate Complex

KURNOOL -518 002

Ph.No.08518 277975 / 9848961209

SRI M. KAMESWARA RAO

District Manager

NREDCAP LTD

58-13-4(B), Raghavachary Street

Near Indian Red Cross Building

Santhapet

ONGOLE -523 001

Ph.No.08592 233043 / 9441078577

SRI P.V. RAMA RAJU

District Manager,

NREDCAP LTD

D. No. 43-5-58

Railway New Colony

Beside Pollocky School

VISAKHAPATNAM-530 016

Ph.No.0891 2736678/

9000550986 SRI J.V.L. SATYANARAYANA

District Manager

NREDCAP LTD

42-107-12, 1st Floor,

Opp: ZP Girls High School, NGO Colony

CUDDAPAH - 516 002

Ph.No.08562 244151 / 9000550973

SRI G. HARANATH BABU

Project Director

NREDCAP LTD

H.No.27-2-34, 1st

floor Kannavarithota

Chandramowli Buildings

Medical College Road

GUNTUR -522 004

Ph.No.0863 2350114/9491114790

SRI M.V.K.RAJU

District Manager

NREDCAP LTD

MIG – 70,

Alakananda Colony

VIZIANAGARAM 535 003

Ph.No.08922

276866/9849702567

SRI C.B. JAGADEESWARA REDDY

Project Director NREDCAP LTD

H.No.10-161

Gandhi Road

CHITTOOR -517 001

Ph.No.08572 233187 / 9440266636

SRI K. SRINIVASA RAO

District Manager

NREDCAP LTD

Plot No. 160,

4th

Road, RTC colony

VIJAYAWADA -520 008

Ph.No.0866 2472586/9441583873

SRI M.V.K.Raju

District Manager FAC

NREDCAP LTD

6-18, Indiranagar Colony

SRIKAKULAM -532 001

Ph.No.08942 221171 /

9000550987

SRI D.V.PRASAD

District Manager

NREDCAP LTD

D.No 8-175, 1st

floor,

Opp: St.Tereasas Degree College,

Gavaravaram

ELURU -534 003

WEST GODAVARI DIST.

Ph.No.08812 230285 / 9000550989

13 Junior. Managers Gr.I/Jr Managers/Field/ Field Officers, NREDCAP …. Asst. State Public Information

Officers for 13 districts

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CHAIRMAN &

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

VICE-CHAIRMAN & MANAGING DIRECTOR

Project

Director (WE,

MHS & PUB.)

DGM (F&A)

Project Director

(BG & BE)

DO / AM / JM

M/AM

AM / FO

M/AM/ JM

Off. Subordinate Off.

Subordinate

Off.

Subordinate

GENERAL MANAGER

AGM (Admn)

M/AM/ JM

FO/Rec.Asst

Jamedar / Off. /

Sec. Subordinate /

Dr.c.Mechanic

AGM (F&A)

Executive

Engineer (RE&

EC) / DM (22)

AM /

JM/DO/FO(GR-I) /

FO/AFO

Off.

Subordinate

Exe.Engr

(SE)

Exe.Engr

(IW,MSW,

BM & PLG)

Project Director

(EC)

Off.

Subordinate

AM

NREDCAP’S

ORGANISATIONAL STRUCTURE

GENERAL MANAGER (EC)

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