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        Finance Minister Smt. Nirmala Sitharaman holds review meeting on CAPEX for Power, Coal and Atomic Energy

        November 2, 2021

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        To give a fillip to capital expenditure (CAPEX) and infrastructure progress in the country, Union Minister for Finance & Corporate Affairs Smt. Nirmala Sitharaman chaired review meetings with Ministry of Power, Ministry of Coal and Department of Atomic Energy.

        The review meetings were attended by Secretary (Economic Affairs), Secretary (Power), Secretary (Coal), Secretary (Atomic Energy), Additional Secretary (Coal), Joint Secretary (Economic Affairs) amongst others.

        Finance Minister Smt. Nirmala Sitharaman chairs CAPEX review meeting with Secretary, Department of Atomic Energy.

        The Finance Minister emphasized there must be close monitoring for infrastructure spending on-ground and Ministries must continuously make concerted efforts, including enhanced coordination with all states to ensure that project implementation is fast-tracked.

        During the meeting, CAPEX achievements of Q1 and Q2, estimated targets of capital spending by Ministries and their Central Public Sector Enterprises (CPSEs) in the upcoming quarters of current financial year, expenditure incurred for implementation of National Infrastructure Pipeline (NIP) projects, estimation of funds to be raised by asset monetization, projects undertaken through PPP and Convergence under National Master Plan (Gati Shakti) were discussed.

        Smt. Sitharaman exhorted officials to review project implementation besides monitoring release of funds.  Smt. Sitharaman reiterated that infrastructure projects are a priority for the Government and their on-track performance is important for the economy.

        The Finance Minister also directed officials in Department of Economic Affairs (DEA) to work in close coordination with Ministries/ Departments to ensure that project implementation via civil works is not hampered due to any lack of coordination amongst agencies (like contractors), or by delay in procurement of necessary equipment from international markets.

        In the review with Ministry of Power (MoP), Smt. Sitharaman observed that MoP must increase outreach to states to facilitate project implementation by obtaining necessary clearances in time.  In discussion with Ministry of Coal, Smt. Sitharaman observed that efforts must be made to ensure timely completion of projects.  In review with Department of Atomic Energy, the Finance Minister stressed on the need to track civil works closely and take pro-active steps regarding procurement of key international equipment in coordination with M/o External Affairs and D/o Economic Affairs.

        The series of review meetings starting last week of October ‘21 is the second of series of review meetings by the Finance Minister on CAPEX with various infrastructure Ministries/ Departments and in continuation of previous round of meetings held in June 2021.

        Capital expenditure oversight to accelerate infrastructure delivery by tightening monitoring and inter agency coordination. Review meetings chaired by the Finance Minister focused on accelerating capital expenditure (CAPEX) and ensuring timely implementation of infrastructure projects by strengthening close monitoring of spending, coordination with States and central agencies, and fast tracking project clearances and civil works; discussions covered recent CAPEX performance, projected Ministry and CPSE capital outlays, National Infrastructure Pipeline expenditure, asset monetisation estimates, PPP projects and convergence under the National Master Plan (Gati Shakti).
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                                Capital expenditure oversight to accelerate infrastructure delivery by tightening monitoring and inter agency coordination.

                                Review meetings chaired by the Finance Minister focused on accelerating capital expenditure (CAPEX) and ensuring timely implementation of infrastructure projects by strengthening close monitoring of spending, coordination with States and central agencies, and fast tracking project clearances and civil works; discussions covered recent CAPEX performance, projected Ministry and CPSE capital outlays, National Infrastructure Pipeline expenditure, asset monetisation estimates, PPP projects and convergence under the National Master Plan (Gati Shakti).





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