NPGCL GENCO-III

TPS Muzaffargarh

GHCL Training Center

NPGCL - GENCO-III

STEAM TURBINE ROTOR BALANCING

NPGCL GENCO-III

Central Turbine Workshop

Building Successful Businesses Since 1998

Generation Company Limited (NPGCL) is a Public Limited Company, incorporated under the Companies Ordinance 1984, under certificate of incorporation dated October 15, 1998

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Plant Wise Load Position (04-10-17)

		Muzaffargarh				Nandipur CCPP	GTPS FSD
	Block 1		Block 2	Block 3			Block 5
Unit #1	Unit #2	Unit #3	Unit #4	Unit #5	Unit #6	Nandipur CCPP	GTPS FSD
175 MW	170 MW	180 MW	0 MW	0 MW	145 MW	158 MW	0 MW

Sabeeh Uz Zaman Faruqui

CEO NPGCL

NPGCL (GENCO-III)

Northern Power Generation Company Limited (NPGCL) is a Public Limited Company, incorporated under the Companies Ordinance 1984, under certificate of incorporation dated October 15, 1998; having its generation facility at different locations of Province of Punjab Pakistan. Vision and Strategy of NPGCL is to become a leading Power Generation Company to meet the energy requirement of the customers through reliable, environmental friendly and sustainable supply of Electricity without compromising on Safety, quality and plant integrity. Northern Power Generation Company Limited owns and operates thermal power generation facilities located at Muzaffargarh, Multan and Faisalabad. Installed capacity of the generating assets is 1,921 MW. A complex pattern of internal and external factors constrain operating and financial performance of the company. The company has been operating with a negative bottom line, which has jeopardized sustainability.

Government of Pakistan aims to address the country’s power sector issues by implementing Power Sector Reform Program. As part of the program the public sector thermal power generation companies (GENCOs), including NPGCL were required to develop and implement Business Plans to effectively respond to constraints and obstacles to satisfactory performance.

Mr. Haidar Ali

Mr. Haidar Ali has taken the charge of Director MMS

Mr. Haidar Ali has formally taken the charge of Director MMS GENCO-III , he was appointed as Director MMS by Chief Executive Officer GENCO-III after his transfer from Guddu

CM Punjab Mian Shehbaz Sharif

CM Punjab inaugurated the rehabilitation project of TPS M. Garh

Punjab Chief Minister Shehbaz Sharif on Monday inaugurated the project of restoration of thermal power plant Muzaffargarh.

The chief minister inspected various units of the project. With the cooperation American government, USAID and Pakistan government, Muzaffargarh Power Plant has been restored and its capacity has been increased by 500 MW and now a total of 1150 MW electricity will be obtained from the power plant.

Provincial Minister Haroon Sultan Bukhari, assembly members, Additional Chief Secretary Energy, Director USAID Mission, American Consul General and Chief Executive Officer NPGCL Rukhsar Ahmad Qureshi besides, Finance Director, Technical Director and HR& Admin Director were also present.

Mr. Rukhsar Ahmad Qureshi, Ex-CEO

Mr. Rukhsar Ahmad Qureshi, Former-CEO inaugurated the newly installed Computerized Maintenance Management System (CMMS) in TPS M. Garh

Mr. Rukhsar Ahmad Qureshi, Former-CEO inaugurated the newly installed Computerized Maintenance Management System (CMMS) in TPS M. Garh. Company directors, plant managers and staff of power plant were also present on that occasion. While addressing at the ceremony CEO emphasized on use of computer technology for better Maintenance management of power plant.

Computerized Maintenance Management Systems are increasingly being used to manage and control plant and equipment maintenance in modern power plants and service industries. Computerized systems are now being installed in preference to the manual (paper based) preventive maintenance systems that have been around for many years. In a typical paper system, each piece of equipment or asset will have a history card or file. This file will contain the asset’s detailed description, along with information on maintenance procedures to be used, periodicities, trades required, last maintenance dates, and perhaps some out of date information about a breakdown, which occurred years ago! To determine what maintenance is due requires someone to look through every card, check each of the last maintenance dates against the periodicities and select those, which are due. Next, the appropriate maintenance procedures must be selected from the file before work instructions are raised and issued to the relevant trade’s persons. Upon completion of the work, the relevant asset’s file must be selected, details updated and the file replaced in its slot.

A CMMS software package maintains a computer database of information about an organization’s maintenance operations. This information is intended to help maintenance workers do their jobs more effectively (for example, determining which machines require maintenance and which storerooms contain the spare parts they need) and to help management make informed decisions (for example, calculating the cost of machine breakdown repair versus preventive maintenance for each machine, possibly leading to better allocation of resources). CMMS data may also be used to verify regulatory compliance.