International Power plc - Overview, Contact Details, Locations, Key executives, Power Plant Information, Business Description and SWOT Analysis

International Power plc - Overview, Contact Details, Locations, Key executives, Power Plant Information, Business Description and SWOT Analysis

Summary

The report” International Power plc-Overview, Contact Details, Locations, Key Executives, Power Plant Information, Business Description and SWOT Analysis” contains the profile of the company that is involved in the field of power generation from thermal sources (coal, oil and gas). It contains a detailed description of the company’s business operations (power plants, installed capacity, and generation), history, corporate strategy, and business structure. This report contains a detailed SWOT analysis, information on key employees (executives), key competitors, and major products and services.

Scope

- Major Power Plants (assets) – summarized and detailed information about the power plants (assets)
- Operational Metrics (capacity, generation, revenue, sales, number of consumers)
- Business description – A detailed description of the company’s operations and business divisions
- Corporate strategy – Our summarization of the company’s business strategy.
- SWOT analysis – A detailed analysis of the company’s strengths, weakness, opportunities and threats.
- Company history – Progression of key events associated with the company.
- Major products and services – A list of major products, services and brands
- Key competitors – A list of key competitors.
- Key employees – A list of the key executives
- Executive biographies – A brief summary of the executives’ employment history.
- Key operational heads – A list of personnel heading key departments/functions.
- Important locations and subsidiaries – A list of key locations and subsidiaries of the company, including contact details.
Note-: Some sections may be missing if data is unavailable for the company.

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1.1 List of Tables
1.2 List of Figures
2 Company Snapshot
2.1 Key Information
2.2 Company Overview
2.3 Industry Outlook – Power Generation
2.4 Industry Outlook – Wind
2.5 SWOT Snapshot
3 Operational Metrics
3.1 International Power plc, Operational Metrics, By Capacity
3.2 International Power plc, Operational Metrics, By Sales
4 International Power plc, Wind Farms
4.1 International Power plc, Wind Farms, Australia
4.2 International Power plc, Wind Farms, Canada
4.3 International Power plc, Wind Farms, Germany
4.4 International Power plc, Wind Farms, Morocco
4.5 International Power plc, Wind Farms, Netherlands
5 International Power plc, Solar PV Parks
5.1 International Power plc, Solar PV Parks, Spain
6 International Power plc, Thermal Power Plants
6.1 International Power plc, Thermal Power Plants, Australia
6.2 International Power plc, Thermal Power Plants, Bahrain
6.3 International Power plc, Thermal Power Plants, Belgium
6.4 International Power plc, Thermal Power Plants, Botswana
6.5 International Power plc, Thermal Power Plants, Czech Republic
6.6 International Power plc, Thermal Power Plants, Indonesia
6.7 International Power plc, Thermal Power Plants, Italy
6.8 International Power plc, Thermal Power Plants, Oman
6.9 International Power plc, Thermal Power Plants, Pakistan
6.10 International Power plc, Thermal Power Plants, Portugal
6.11 International Power plc, Thermal Power Plants, Qatar
6.12 International Power plc, Thermal Power Plants, Saudi Arabia
6.13 International Power plc, Thermal Power Plants, Thailand
6.14 International Power plc, Thermal Power Plants, Turkey
6.15 International Power plc, Thermal Power Plants, United Arab Emirates
6.16 International Power plc, Thermal Power Plants, United Kingdom
6.17 International Power plc, Thermal Power Plants, United States
7 Business Description
7.1 Business Overview
8 Major Products and Services
9 History
10 SWOT Analysis
10.1 Overview
10.2 International Power plc Strengths
10.2.1 Strong Liquidity Position
10.2.2 Expanding Market Share in Sector
10.2.3 Well Diversified Geographically
10.2.4 Strong Position in the Market
10.3 International Power plc Weaknesses
10.3.1 Dependency on Thermal Fuel Sources
10.3.2 Decline in the Performance of North America
10.4 International Power plc Opportunities
10.4.1 Focus on Renewable Generation
10.4.2 Expansion in Project Portfolio
10.4.3 Growth through Strategic Acquisitions
10.5 International Power plc Threats
10.5.1 Legal and Political Framework
10.5.2 Volatility in Raw Material Prices
10.5.3 Highly Competitive Environment
10.6 Financial Ratios - Capital Market Ratios
10.7 Financial Ratios - Annual Ratios
10.8 Financial Ratios - Interim Ratios
11 Key Employees
12 Key Employee Biographies
13 Company Statement
14 Locations And Subsidiaries
14.1 Head Office
14.2 Other Locations & Subsidiaries
15 Financial Deals Landscape
15.1 International Power plc, Deals Volume Summary, 2004 to YTD 2010
15.2 International Power plc, Deals Summary By Region, 2004 to YTD 2010
15.3 International Power plc, Deals Summary, 2004 to YTD 2010
15.4 International Power plc Detailed Deal Summary
15.4.1 Asset Purchase
15.4.2 Acquisition
15.4.3 Equity Offerings
15.4.4 Debt Offerings
15.4.5 Partnerships
16 Recent Developments
16.1 License Awards
16.1.1 Feb 25, 2010: Sojitz, Pacific And International Power Consortium Receive Approval For $4.9 Billion Thermal Power Complex In Vietnam
16.1.2 Jul 24, 2008: IPRA’s Winchelsea Wind Farm Receives Approval From Surf Coast Shire Council
16.1.3 Nov 12, 2007: International Power Finalizes Draft For The Proposed $110 Million Power Station
16.2 Strategy and Business Expansion
16.2.1 Jun 29, 2010: Element Markets Enters Into Strategic Agreement With International Power For Wind Development
16.2.2 Nov 11, 2008: International Power To Build 10 MW Tidal Farm In Pentland Firth
16.2.3 Aug 04, 2008: Mitsui Announces Execution Of PPA For Paiton 3 Coal-Fired Power Plant Expansion Project In Indonesia
16.3 Financial Announcements
16.3.1 Aug 10, 2010: International Power Reports Profit Of GBP230 Million In H1 2010
16.3.2 Mar 09, 2010: International Power Reports Profit Of GBP1.14 Billion In 2009
16.3.3 Aug 11, 2009: International Power Reports Profit Of GBP555 Million In H1 2009
16.3.4 Mar 11, 2009: International Power Reports 2008 Results
16.3.5 Mar 11, 2009: International Power Declares Final Dividend
16.3.6 Aug 07, 2008: International Power Declares Interim Dividend
16.3.7 Aug 07, 2008: International Power Reports H1 2008 Results
16.3.8 May 13, 2008: International Power Declares Final Dividend
16.3.9 Mar 06, 2008: International Power Reports 2007 Results
16.3.10 Mar 06, 2008: International Power Declares Preliminary Results For 2007
16.3.11 Nov 08, 2007: International Power Declares Nine Months Ended 2007 Results
16.3.12 Aug 09, 2007: International Power Declares H1 2007 Results
16.3.13 May 10, 2007: International Power Declares Q1 2007 Results
16.3.14 Mar 06, 2007: International Power Reports 2006 Results
16.4 Other Significant Developments
16.4.1 Jun 17, 2010: International Power And STEC Select Partners To Build And Construct 650MW Coal-Fuelled Power Plant
16.4.2 Mar 08, 2010: International Power inks financing for Paiton 3 plant expansion in Indonesia
16.4.3 Mar 08, 2010: International Power To Finance 815MW Coal-Fired Power Project In Indonesia
16.4.4 Jan 27, 2010: International Power Completes Financing For 110 MW TNP2 Gas-Fired Project In Thailand
16.4.5 Jan 27, 2010: International Power completes financing for 110MW project in Thailand
16.4.6 Oct 30, 2009: International Power Secures Refinancing For SEA Gas Pipeline, Australia
16.4.7 Jul 15, 2009: International Power Secures $780 Million Forward Start Revolving Credit Facility
16.4.8 Jun 23, 2009: International Power Appoints David Weston As Non-Executive Director
16.4.9 Feb 20, 2009: International Power Appoints Non Executive Director
16.4.10 Jun 23, 2008: International Power Provides Update On 2,400 MW Phase 1 - Mmamabula Project In Botswana
16.4.11 May 15, 2008: International Power Appoints New Director
16.4.12 Dec 20, 2007: International Power Non-Executive Director Retires
16.4.13 Jun 19, 2007: International Power Appoints Non-Executive Board Member
16.5 New Contracts Announcements
16.5.1 May 14, 2010: International Power Signs Power Purchase Agreements For 76MW Of New Wind Generation Capacity In Ontario
16.5.2 Apr 20, 2010: General Physics Wins Contracts To Provide EtaPRO Systems For 104 Electric Generating Units
16.5.3 Jan 27, 2010: International Power completes financing for 110MW project in Thailand
16.5.4 Mar 12, 2009: Siemens Energy Receives Order To Build 420 MW Combined Cycle Power Plant In Belgium
16.5.5 Mar 05, 2008: Siemens Receives Order From ElecGas To Build Cycle Power Plant In Portugal
16.5.6 Mar 05, 2008: International Power Signs Key Contracts For 830 MW CCGT Elecgas Project In Portugal
17 Appendix
17.1 Methodology
17.1.1 Coverage
17.1.2 Secondary Research
17.1.3 Primary Research
17.1.4 Expert Panel Validation
17.2 Contact Us
17.3 Disclaimer