The Chief Accountant in India has reportedly suffered heavy losses due to delay in construction and implementation of Koodankulam nuclear power plant in Tirunelveli district.
The Indian Atomic Energy Corporation is building nuclear reactors at Kudankulam in Tirunelveli district. The six nuclear reactors with a capacity of 1,000 MW are planned to be built with the help of the Russian Federation. Both of these are now being constructed in two nuclear reactors.
The report of the Central Bureau of Investigation has now revealed how the first two units were constructed and implemented and their financial management was built. In this, the interest to avoid availability, transparency in the purchase of debt, the holes in determining electricity tariffs, overseas The report points out that the cost of these nuclear reactors has increased as a result of the unnecessary concessions shown to the partner.
1 and 2nd unit of Koodankulam nuclear power plant is currently operating. Work for three and four nuclear power plants has begun. 5 and the sixth kilns were not started.
When Koodankulam nuclear power units were projected in 1-2 in 2001, it was expected to cost Rs 13,171 crore. But in 2014, the expenditure has risen to 22,462 crore. The audit report states that the delay in delaying the opening of the first fridge for 101 months was delayed by 101 months and the delay in delaying delivery of documents and equipment.
Koodankulam reactor
The Censor Board reports that there are concerns about financial administration, safety regulations, and fixing of electricity.
The delay in opening the reactor by the end of StormyExport, which was responsible for the tasks of the Russians in the first unit and second unit of the reactor, was delayed. However, the census report says that NCPIL had a loss of Rs 449.42 crore due to the payment of the money to the company. If the money had to be paid to the cashier, the interest would have been low. But, without losing it, the debt bid was $ 76.02 crore.
In contrast to the provisions of the Central Monitoring Authority, the Indian Atomic Energy Corporation has secured a loan of Rs.100 crore from HDFC Bank.
In the first unit of the Nuclear Power Plant, only 60 days to fill the fuel in the first unit of the Kilukkulam nuclear reactor to fix the interest on loans purchased at home and abroad while fixing fees for production electricity. However, the loss of Rs 947.99 crore was lost on June 24, 2016, to January 31, 2016.
Due to delay in supply of materials and documents for the construction of the Atom StormExport reactor, cost of construction increased by Rs 264.79 crore. NBCCIL did not charge it from the company.
The turbine app used in a unit cost 12.76 crore rupees to repair the impact of the product. NCPIL has not tried to charge it from the Amstrostroy Company. With this engine standing, power generation has been crippled and an additional loss of Rs 53.73 crore.
The audit report also points out that NCPIl also borrowed out more interest in the amount of money required to pay for the company.
Ikkai points. The Censor Board has pointed out that it started trading on December 31, 2014, six months before it received proper approval from the Atomic Energy Regulatory Board.
Similarly, the audit report stated that although the final security test report was done several times, it was not informed and there was no clarification on whether it was necessary for all security measures to be initiated.
The Census Commission report indicates that the cost of the Koodankulam nuclear power plant and the Indian company's delayed work has been increased by between 2001 and 2014 to Rs 3,823.82 crore.
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