maharashtra energy development agency (meda)

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Maharashtra Energy Development Agency

(MEDA)

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1. MAHARASHTRA ENERGY DEVELOPMENT AGENCY : PREFACE; HIGHLIGHTS; THE VISION.

2. RENEWABLE ENERGY SCENARIO IN MAHARASHTRA.

3. GRID – CONNECTED RENEWABLE ENERGY PROJECTS:

A. WIND POWER PROJECTS

B. BAGASSE / BIOMASS BASED COGENERATION PROJECTS

C. BIOMASS BASED POWER PROJECTS

D. SMALL HYDRO POWER PROJECTS

E. WASTE TO ENERGY PROJECTS

F. SOLAR POWER PROJECTS

SCHEME OF PRESENTATIONSCHEME OF PRESENTATION

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PREFACE; HIGHLIGHTS; THE VISIONPREFACE; HIGHLIGHTS; THE VISION

MAHARASHTRA ENERGY DEVELOPMENT AGENCY : MAHARASHTRA ENERGY DEVELOPMENT AGENCY :

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Maharashtra Energy Development Agency

Registered as a society under Societies Registration Act, 1860 (In 1985) and Bombay Public Trust Act, 1950 (In 1987) .

Under the aegis of MNRE, Govt. of India Assistance to the State and Central Govt. to promote and develop new and

renewable sources of energy and technologies; and to promote and implement energy conservation.

Working as State Nodal Agency in renewable energy sector and State Designated Agency in energy conservation sector.

Committed to explore the resources such as Wind, Solar, Hydro, Biomass, Geothermal, Wave; which are clean and eco-friendly in nature.

PREFACE

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HIGHLIGHTS

Maharashtra has installed capacity of 3455.986 MW renewable energy projects. (as on 30 September 2011)

Achievement in respect of potential:

At National Level - 22.33%

At State Level - 39.09 %

The largest Wind Monitoring Programme in the Country (339 sites)

The world’s largest Solar Cooking System (17,000 Meals) at Shirdi.

The largest number of Wind Solar Hybrid Systems (981KW)

The first state to formulate ‘Green Power Development Fund’ @ 8 paise per unit on industrial & commercial consumption

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The first state in the country to approach MERC for RPO

The first state in the country to initiate action on Geothermal Power Projects on commercial basis.

MEDA is the first public sector organization in India to get CDM benefits for its 3.75 MW grid connected wind projects.

Solar Water Heating – Achievement of (4.26 lakh sq.m. collector area)

• 251 MW Peak Load Shaving

• 3.76 lakh tonnes of CO2 mitigation

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HIGHLIGHTS

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THE VISION

Contd….

1. To maximize generation of energy from renewable sources

2. To implement effective measures for increasing energy efficiency and conservation

3. Endeavor to achieve renewable power generation to the extent of 10% of the gross energy generation in the state by 2015.

Scaling up by 1% each year to achieve 10% mark by 2014-2015.

Installed capacity in renewable power generation is 3455.365 MW as of Sept. 2011.

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4. Capacity Addition: Capacity installation is sought to be doubled by

2015.

5. Installation of 200 wind monitoring stations to assess the wind

energy potential in the State.

6. Exploration of the potential of Geo-thermal energy in the state by

2015.

7. Suitable policies and incentives will be put in place to encourage

Renewable Energy Projects.

8. Electrification of all villages / wadis / padas in the tribal and remote

areas – through renewable energy Contd….

THE VISION

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Potential & Achievement

Renewable Energy Scenario in Maharashtra

Potential as per MNRE, New Delhi

Sr. No.

RE Source India Maharashtra Achievement (As on 30.09.2011)

1 Wind 49130 5439 2462.41

2 Small Hydro 15000 732 246.225

3 Bagasse based Co-gen. 5000 1250 576.5

4 Biomass Power Projects 16881 781 147*

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5 MSW & Liquid Waste 1700 287 0

6 Industrial Waste 1700 350 10.851

7 Solar Power Projects #49 / Sqkm##35/ Sqkm

5.00

  Total 89411 8839 3455.986

* Biomass IPP ** Biomass Cogeneration # Solar Photovoltaic ##Solar Thermal

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(MW)

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GRID CONNECTED

RENEWABLE POWER PROJECTS:

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WIND POWER PROJECTS

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Advantages of Wind Energy

• Pollution free

• Saves fuel as no fuel is required

• Can be established in least time

• Helps develop hilly and undeveloped regions

• Provides employment to local people

• Boost to domestic industries

• Transmission costs reduced as wind energy generation is

localized

• Energy generation is totally by private investors

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Wind Resource Assessment Programme

WRA Study completed - 158 sites

Sites declared by MNRE /C-WET - 40 sites

Estimated Wind Power Potential - 5439 MW

WRA Study in progress - 181 sites

After completion of WRA study by considering around 20%

feasibility of sites, around 3000- 4000 MW capacity wind power

potential is likely to be added for further development of wind power

projects.

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S. N. District Windy Sites No.

1 Ahmednagar Kavadya-dongar, Khandke, Kolgaon, Pachpatta, Kosegavhan 5

2 Aurangabad Kankora, Mhaismal 2

3 Amrawati Motha 1

4 Beed Sautada, Mirkala 2

5 Dhule Raipur, Takarmouli, Brahmanwel 3

6 Kolhapur Alamprabhu, Bhendwade, Peth Shivapur 3

7 Nandurbar Chakla, Kolde 2

8 Nashik Gawalwadi, Aundhewadi 2

9 Pune Lonavala 1

10 Sangli Gudepanchgani, Dhalgaon, Dongarwadi, Bhud, Vaspet 5

11Satara Chalkewadi, Thoseghar, Vankusawade, Matrewadi, Varekarwadi,

Pachgani, Mandardev, Kas, Ambheri, Palshi.10

12 Sindhudurg Vijaydurg, Devgad, Nenewadi 3

13 Latur Rohina 1

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List of 40 Windy Sites

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Highlights of Wind Power Policy

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Evacuation Arrangement

Approach Roads

Wind :- 1)The amount of estimated expenditure approved by MSETCL/MSEDCL or the actual expenditure or maximum upto Rs. 35 lakh/MW on evacuation arrangement whichever is less will be treated as evacuation expenditure.

2) MEDA will reimburse 50% of the approved expenses on the evacuation arrangement to developer/promoter from Green Energy Fund as a subsidy as per the availability of funds & balance 50% of the approved expenses on the evacuation arrangement shall be made by MSETCL/MSEDCL to developer/promoter in five equal instalments in five years after commissioning of the projects.

100% expenditure for construction of approach roads for wind energy projects will be met through Green Energy Fund

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Highlights of Wind Power Policy

3 Electricity Duty No Electricity duty shall be leviable for first 10 years

from the date of commissioning of the projects for

captive consumption and third party sale

4 Encouragement to

Co-operative

Sector

11% Share Capital will be provided to Co. operative

Sector for setting up of wind power projects as a grant

through Green Energy Fund.

5 Letter of Credit 100% expenditure on opening of letter of credit will be

given as a subsidy through Green Energy Fund.

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MERC Tariff for RE Projects - Wind

Particular Tariff Period

Levelised Total Tariff (FY 2011-12)

Benefit of

Accelerated

Depreciation

(if availed)

Net Levellised Tariff(upon

adjusting for Accelerated

Depreciation benefit)

(if availed)

(Rs / kWh) (Rs / kWh) (Rs / kWh)

Wind Zone -1 (200-250)

13 5.37 (0.81) 4.56

Wind Zone -2 (250-300)

13 4.67 (0.70) 3.96

Wind Zone -3 (300-400)

13 3.97 (0.60) 3.38

Wind Zone -4 (above 400)

13 3.58 (0.54) 3.04

Note:- The above Tariff shall be valid for Projects Commissioned in FY 2011-12.The above Tariff shall be valid for a Tariff Period of 13 years from the Commercial Operation Date (COD)

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Bagasse / Biomass based Cogeneration Projects

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Bagasse/Biomass Cogeneration – Status

Potential (surplus) - 1250 MW Total Installed Capacity - 584.5 MW

In Co-op. sector - 480 MW

In Private sector - 96.5 MW

Co-gen (Biomass) - 8.0 MW Surplus Energy fed to Grid - 409.15MW Untapped Potential - 665.5 MW Projects in pipeline(20Nos) - 344 MW

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Tariff for Non-fossil fuel based Co-generation projects

Financial Year Fixed Charge (Rs / kWh)

Variable Charge (Rs /

kWh)

Tariff (Rs / kWh)

2011-12 2.26 2.53 4.79

Tariff rate fixed upto year 2013

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Highlights of Policy

Evacuation – 33 KV and above –

Limited to Rs.2 Cr/project SFA ~ 50% from green cess Electricity Duty – exempted for captive use & 3rd party

sale for 10 yrs Capital Subsidy – Rs. 1 cr for switchyard Cane Purchase Tax – 3% tax exemption for first 10 years

for co-op. sector. SFA will be availed after 1 year from COD & PLF is 80%

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Initiatives

Formation of two SPVs from Urjankur Nidhi Trust namely –

a) Urjankur Datta Power Pvt. Ltd (36 MW)b) Urjankur Warana Power Pvt. Ltd. (44 MW)

Awareness among sugar factories for modernizing the process to use steam more efficiently

Assistance to sugar factories in seeking grid connectivity

Assistance to sugar factories in seeking CFA/incentives Suitable state govt. policy declared

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Biomass Power Projects

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Biomass Power - Status

• Total Potential : 781 MW (MNRE-ORG study)

• Targeted Potential : 400 MW

• Projects approved (33Nos) : 369.5 MW

• Projects commissioned (14Nos) : 147 MW

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Tariff for Biomass Power Projects

Financial Year Fixed Charge (Rs / kWh)

Variable Charge (Rs /

kWh)

Tariff (Rs / kWh)

2011-12 1.70 3.28 4.98

Tariff rate fixed upto year 2013

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Highlights of Policy:

Evacuation - 50 % Financial assistance from Green Cess (33kv & above) after commissioning; subject to maximum Rs. 2 crores/project.

Electricity Duty – Exempted for captive use & 3rd party sale for first 10 yrs after commissioning.

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Initiatives

Assignment of specific talukas as biomass collection area within 50 Km radial dist.

Priority clearances for the projects Suitable state govt. policy declared Facilitation to Biomass IPPs on Policies for availing

CFA & excise duty exemption and concessional custom duty on project equipments

Assistance for seeking coal linkage

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Small Hydro Power Projects

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Small Hydro Projects - Status

Potential ~ 732 MW Exploited ~ 246.225 MW (through Irrg. Dept) MEDA to develop projects upto 5 MW on Run of River,

Waterfalls and KT Weirs vide GR dated 08/12/05 Identified 60 new hydro power sites (51.77 MW) Prepared DPR for 2x300 KW Microhydro projects

(Chincholi & Mangle-Savarde) Prepared Technical Feasibility Study for 35 sites in

Tribal Area (2.5 MW)

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MERC Tariff for RE Projects - SHP

Note:- The above Tariff shall be valid for Projects Commissioned in FY 2011-12.The above Tariff shall be valid for a Tariff Period of 35 years from the Commercial Operation Date (COD) for projects less than and including 5 MW, and for 13 years for projects with installed capacity greater than 5 MW and upto and including 25 MW

Particulars Tariff Period

Levellised Total Tariff (FY 2011-

12)

Benefit of Accelerated

Depreciation (if availed)

Net Levellised Tariff (Upon adjusting for Accelerated

Depreciation benefit) (if availed)

Years (Rs / kWh) (Rs / kWh) (Rs / kWh)

Small Hydro Project

Mini and Micro Hydro Projects

500 kW & below 35 5.51 (0.59) 4.92

Above 500 kW and upto and including 1 MW

35 5.01 (0.59) 4.42

Other Small Hydro Projects

Above 1 MW & upto and including 5 MW

35 4.51 (0.59) 3.92

Above 5 MW & upto and including 25 MW

13 3.87 (0.53) 3.34

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Highlights of Policy

Capital Subsidy – Rs. 0.5 Lakh per kW upto 5 MW limited to Rs. 1.5 cr per project for all types of hydro projects

Evacuation – 50% from Green Cess after commissioning (11 kv & above) – Limited to Rs.1.10 Cr.

Electricity Duty – Exempted for captive use & 3rd party sale for first 10 yrs after commissioning.

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Initiatives

Development of 30 kW micro hydro project at Asli Tal. Dhadgaon, Dist. Nandurbar.

Interaction with Irrigation Dept. for developing new hydro power sites identified by MEDA

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WASTE TO ENERGY PROJECTS

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Waste to Energy - Status

MSW to power potential ~ 250 MW

Sewerage Waste Potential ~ 37 MW

Industrial Waste ~ 55 MW

Corporations have initiated ward wise treatment of Municipal Solid Waste

One MSW projects of 3 MW capacity at Solapur Municipal corporation is

in pipeline

4.725 MW industrial waste to power commissioned on 22nd March 2011 in

Dharmadabad, Dist. Nanded.

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Highlights

Waste to power projects (off-grid) commissioned in state –

Brihan Maharashtra Sugar Syndicate, Shreepur, Tal. Malshiras, Dist.

Solapur ~ 1 MW (Distillery)

Gadre Marine, MIDC Ratnagiri : 0.86 MW (Fish Processing)

Universal Starch, Dondaicha, Dist. Dhule : 0.875 MW (Starch)

Assistance to MCs/councils in preparing tender documents/notices for

implementing MSW based power projects.

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GRID INTERACTIVE SOLAR POWER PROJECTS (354 MW)

Mozave DesertCalifornia (US)

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Power Generation Technology

Solar Photovoltaic (SPV)• Crystalline Silicon technology• Thin film technology• Concentrated PV

Solar Thermal (STh) • Parabolic trough technology• Solar tower technology• Parabolic dish technology

(*Globally established technologies)

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Solar Energy- Maharashtra

Scenario:

• Solar Radiation in Maharashtra ~ 5.0–6.0 kWh/m2/day

• Energy Conversion Routes ~ SPV & STh

• Solar Photovoltaic principle ~ Sunlight to Energy

• Solar Thermal principle ~ Sunlight to Heat to Energy

• SPV area : 2 Ha/MW

• STh area : 3 Ha/MW

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Tariff for Solar Power Projects (2011-12)

Particular

Tariff Period Levellised Tariff (FY 2011-12)

Benefit of Accelerated

Depreciation (if availed)

Net Levellised Tariff (upon adjusting for Accelerated

Depreciation )

Years (Rs / kWh) (Rs / kWh) (Rs / kWh)

Solar Power Projects

Solar PV projects 25 15.61 (2.51) 13.10

Solar Thermal 25 15.24 (2.39) 12.85

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Initiatives

Formation of suitable policy for rooftop and small solar projects.

Establishment of solar resource assessment centres at:

1) Buldhana (Shegaon)

2) Solapur (Pandharpur)

3) Satara (Karad)

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