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www.aes.com
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AES Corporation
AES is one of the
world’s largest global power
companies, with 2006 revenues of
$12.3 billion. With operations in 27
countries on five continents, AES’s
generation and distribution
facilities have the capacity to
serve 100 million people worldwide.
Our 13 utilities amass annual sales
of over 73,000 GWh and our 121
generation facilities have the
capacity to generate approximately
40,000 megawatts. Our global
workforce of 32,000 people is
committed to operational excellence
and meeting the world’s growing
power needs.AES remains one of
the few strong foreign players in
the Asian power market with presence
in India, China, Pakistan, Sri
Lanka, Oman, and Qatar. In Asia, it
operates 13 generation facilities
totaling 5369 MW. In India, AES
successfully participated in the
country's first and only generation
privatization at OPGC. OPGC has been
a very successful example of the PPP
in the Indian Power Sector and the
company has achieved significant
improvements in operational,
financial, safety and environmental
aspects since AES has taken over the
management.
Today, AES is helping to shape
India’s rapidly expanding economy
through the US-India CEO Forum,
comprised of 10 CEOs from India’s
leading companies and 10 from
leading US companies, including
AES’s CEO, Paul Hanrahan. This forum
focuses on driving investment in
India’s infrastructure, liberalizing
India’s financial sector and
encouraging more bilateral trade. |
For More Information
Visit:
www.gmrgroup.co.in
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GMR
GMR Group is a Rs.
2,500 crore business house focused
on infrastructure development as a
key growth driver for India. With
major interests in energy,
transportation and businesses in
manufacturing, we have the
experience and expertise to carry a
project through, from concept to
commissioning, within the
challenging Indian context.
We target the energy and
transportation sectors because
we firmly believe that good
connectivity and reliable
cost-effective power are key to
India's self reliance and
socio-economic growth. GMR Group
also recognizes that prosperity
must permeate to the grassroots
through social infrastructure
development. With this in mind,
GMR Varalakshmi Foundation (GMRVF),
the group's corporate social
responsibility arm, was
established in 1991 with a
vision to emerge as a premier
national body in the area of
corporate-social responsibility.
GMRVF focuses on education,
community services, health &
hygiene and creation of
livelihood through empowerment
of local communities.
Over the years, GMR Group has
leveraged the public-private
partnership model to effectively
develop and manage
infrastructure projects. In
doing so, we demonstrate our
commitment to India's successful
participation in a modern and
connected world.
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Visit: www.gvk.com
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GVK
GVK is a diversified business house. With a predominant focus on infrastructure - power, transportation and urban infrastructure. We also have a significant position in services and manufacturing. Across all GVK enterprises runs the weave of core competencies and extraordinary strengths of our people. The diverse enterprises are united by a common vision, a shared sense of purpose and a fiery passion for Social Responsibility.
The GVK story began over four decades ago in Infrastructure, and it continues to be our flagship focus. As contractors, GVK commissioned the Nagarjunasagar Dam - the world's largest masonry dam - in the 60s...
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