CONFEDERATION OF RENEWABLE ENERGY SERVICE PROFESSIONALS AND INDUSTRIES

Presentation on IORS 2016

“Bridging Power, Policy , People, Prosperity to Sustainability”

RE-NEW- ABLE INDIA

Presented By:SUDHIR KUMAR DASH (President)

RAMESH C. GOEL (Secretary)

The AIM

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CRESPAI has been formed with the aim of:- bringing together the Renewable Energy Service

Providers (RESPs), Industries and other stakeholders.- representing as an industry body for promoting the

goal and mission of the Government’s RenewableEnergy Policy .

- facilitating the development of RESP through publicawareness.

- serving as an R &D center in the sector. CRESPAI is committed to work in propagation, promotionand advocating for development of clean energy. We aimto make India an ideal destination for investment into therenewable energy.

WHO ARE WE ?

CRESPAI is :• A Force of representation from policymaker,

Technocrats, Industries, Institutions, ServiceProfessionals, both National & International

• An Interactive Platforms for Brainstorming, Advocacy,Database, Training and Imparting Skills.

• Participation, Walkthrough, and a support toprogramme on clean energy, waste to energy andenvironment protection.

• To conduct events, Seminars, workshop, News letter

VISION“There is only one worldand it’s the planetaryduty of every humanbeing to protect theecology and live asustainable developedlife. CRESPAI’s vision isto see an eco-friendly,environment friendlyand sustainable growthnow and in future”

MISSIONo To act to minimize pollutiono To advocate for clean energyo To create awareness for conservation of water and energy.o To discourage use of fossil fuel and pollutant energy.o To become a conduit for formulation and implementation of

Government plan and programme in the field of RenewableEnergy.

o To spread the words and awareness on the utilization of GreenPower to reduce the adverse effect of global warming andclimate change.

o To campaign for the “Green Revolution” (Clean Energy) toencompass the economy, business, rural employment andcontribute towards self-reliance to meet the growing need ofpower.

OBJECTIVES• To strive for the advancement of Application, Services capabilities of

global standards in India.• To Lobby before the Policy Maker for the clean energy• To establish as platform to collectively facilitate the development of

RESP related activities and make recommendations to relatedministries and Government of India.

• To create public awareness about the emerging and next generationtrends in Renewable Energy and adoption of cutting edgetechnologies.

• To serve as a R&D center in the sector to develop and Innovative andCost Effective Technology and Product.

• To help address problems of members of CRESPAIs relating tooperational, regulatory, financial, or licensing through interaction withthe government.

AREAS UNDER FOCUS• Study of the emerging Industry and New

Employment creation in the RenewableEnergy Industries.

• Study of the Per capita energyconsumption (each region) energydeficit by 2030 and scope of Investmentin Renewable Energy Investment inIndia.

• Study of the Industry supportprogramme in Developed nation.

• Study of CSR programme undertaken byCorporates in adoption of alternativeenergy.

• Programme for acknowledgment andappreciation (“A Green World Concept”)

• Social Awareness Programme(Promoting Cycles and clean travellingmode)

OUR STRENGTHS1. We are Group of Experienced Professionals, Industrialists,

Policy Makers, Institutions, Legal Minds, Corporate Executives,Environmentalists, Civic Body representatives.

2. Have National & International representation to have latesttechnologies to Achieve Make in India Program/Objective.

3. Domain Experts with Vast knowledge base and having longexperiences in various areas of activities.

4. Have Interaction centers in major metros be extended tovarious parts of India and the world.

5. First National level Agency dedicated and focused to the causeof Renewable Energy Development.

6. Carters to all engaged including the small componentsmanufacturer.

CRESPAI:VALUE DELIVERY

Solar Power Waste to Energy Wind/Tidal/Geothermal

/etc.

HR Development & Awareness Programmes

Interaction with Policy

makers/Industry/Users Group

Research & Development

Information Dissemination and Knowledge sharing

Groups formed:

THE BEGINNING…Component Manufacturersare entitled to CVD importslike domestic manufacturersunder excise notification.MNRE will issue exemptioncertificate.

Instruction issued by TRU inconcurrence with theChairman of CBEC. Benefitsto Industries in Billions.

Research report on theemployment in the renewableIndustries soon.

Present power consumptionper capita, the demand andvacuum for 2030, A studysoon

CRESPAI FUCTIONS:Bridging the Gap, connecting platform and bring

different constituencies.

Convening platform to advance the widespread adoption and use of renewable energy.

Critics, review of industry pain points and referendum to policy makers.

knowledge sharing, ensuring that existing information and experience is developed,

organised, and made accessible in a usable format

All-inclusive cooperation where stakeholders can make a positive contribution to the common goals.

Status & Opportunities of Renewable Energy sector In India

The Make in India Drive

o Special Emphasis has been given to the sector.o Thrust is to domestic manufacture, Duty

exemption to reduce costo As such Imports is dissuaded, Anti-dumping on

cheap imports from China.o Additional SEZ are in pipeline.o Tax exemption on 80JJA, 80IA (under Income Tax

Act, 1961)

What is holding RE back ?ü The absence of a comprehensive and coherent

national framework for RE in either legislation orpolicy .

ü The absence of a long-term vision as well as policy-certainty is holding back much-needed investment ininfrastructure and RE generation .

ü Policies that does exist is limited by weakenforcement or low ambition, poor design oruncertainty.

ü Poor cost capturing for Conventional electricity, is itreally cheap if the, given the environment restorationcost ?

ü Not just law but enforcement and governance key.

Systematic Flaw (What is Holding Back)

• Strong will power needs reflection in action. The Renewable Energy Act

is a bare minimum in the direction.

• CSR is only in Directors report. No mechanism to evaluation and analysis.

• Easy Benefits Transfer mechanism (Conflicting , ambiguity in policies

needs to be removed)

qBenefits of Excise Duty under 12.2012 CE available to CVD. No

corresponding Customs circular/ notification

q Listed items indicative or exhaustive.

qComponents covered, raw material covered whether intermediary?

qWhy not Zero rated in line of exports incentives?

Core Principles for Over coming Barriers to RE

1. Treat RE as a resource of national and strategic importance.

2. Mandate RE as a significant component of the power sector.

3. Take an integrated approach to power sector planning, including generation, transmission, and distribution

4. Encourage investments in RE Sector 5. Give small-scale/distributed RE, close to end-users,

priority equal to large-scale/centralized RE

Future Plans & Road Maps - GOI

ü The Renewable Energy Act 2015 drafted and available for comments.ü Integration of Power, Coal and MNRE is a green

step of kind. Emphasis is on synchronization. Minimum Government Maximum Governance is the call of the hour

Challenges

Toreduceper unitcost ofrenewableenergy.

Increaseefficiency

Harnesslowerwindspeeds

Challenge theenergyof tidesandwaves toproduceenergy

Use oflargergridswithlowerlosses ofelectricity

Use ofhydrogen as anenergystorageorcarrier

CHALLENGES:

Limitations /constraints being faced

- Both the industry and the Government faceslimitations/ constraints while developing orgenerating or extracting the RE.

- Hence there is a need of a common agency toovercome all the challenges that come across.

- Every stakeholders should come forward atstrategy level.

Government Incentives & Benefits

Under FEMA (FDI)• FDI up to 100 pc under Automatic Route• Infrastructure has been defined to cover include Energy

Generation/• Distribution/Transmission to allow ECB

Under Income Tax• Accelerated Depreciation (AD) of 80% on solar and/or Windmill

projects• 100% tax holiday period for 10 years / 15 years u/s 80IA• 30% deduction for three years of additional wages in excess of 50

workmen for new employment u/s 80JJAA• 5 years exemption of profits from Waste Energy, Bio-Fertilisers,

Bio-Fuels etc. u/s 80JJA…...cont

Important Incentives & Relief

…...cont

Under Indirect Tax (aimed at reducing cost)

• CVD exemption benefits can be extended under the amendednotification no. 12/2012-CE subject to fulfilment of condition number36 in the notification [O.M. TRU dated 27.07.2016]

• Exemption of Excise Duty: Goods specified in List 9, for themanufacture of rotor blades for wind operated electricity generatorsubject to condition no. 36. List 8 items exempt without condition.(12/2012-CE).

• Concessional Duty of Customs @ 5% to WOEG, Components, Spares,Parts, Blades, Raw materials of Blades(12/2012-CE) (List 9 and List 8)

Important Incentives & Relief

Something to Cheer (All is not Unwell)

Good News……• India occupies 4th position in the World in Wind

Energy

• India Ranks 3rd in Renewable Energy Attraction Index

• Thermal Energy Improve performance of under powering thermal power stations to-

qadd 78700MW during 11th & 94431MW during the 12th five year plan.qImprove the performance and efficiency of coal

based thermal plants.qSave fuel and reduce environmental impacts.

Good News……• From barely 20 MW in 2011, India’s installed solar

capacity has increased to 7805 MW as on31.07.2016.

• India has vast untapped renewable energy resources- wind energy has installed capacity of 27.15 GW andan estimated potential of nearly 103 GW at 80meter hub height and nearly 300 GW at 100 meterhub height.

• Bio-power (including biomass and bagasse co-generation) has an installed capacity of nearly 5 GWas opposed to an estimated potential of 22.5 GW.

Good News……• Solar power has installed capacity of 7.8 GW with

the potential of 748 GW.

• The Solar Policy of Rajasthan notified in 2011envisages the setting up of solar manufacturingfacilities at proposed solar parks.

• The Gujarat Solar Park also makes special provisionsfor encouraging on-site manufacturing facilities toprovide equipment to projects coming up within thepark as well as adequate repairs, maintenance andskilled manpower to service projects within the park.

Good News……• DAL ENERGY Gulf of Kutch Tidal power plant is

strongly pushed for construction by the westernGujrat at the Gulf of cambay.

• India has a good potential for tidal power generationin sundarbans, WB.

• The country’s 1st tidal plant has been proposed tobe set up in Durgaduani creek of sundarbans.

• Govt. targeting to electrify 18,000 villages in 1,000days. RE has its share of joy in the mission.

Summary & Conclusions

- Not just Government but you and metogether we can make difference.

- No growth is bigger than market. Thebigger market is the environment andlife. Without it rest meaningless.

- Environmental care is biggestcontribution

- Corporate and community to cometogether and work hand in hand.

UPCOMING EVENTS…

CRESPAI organising National CyclingExpedition from Bhubaneswar to Delhi inDecember, 2016 encouraging Cycling tooffice.

References…

§ Ministry of New and Renewable Energy § Excise and Custom Notification no. 12/2012§ ET Energy world§ Other web publication

CONTACT US:

CRESPAIK-1/114, 1st Floor, Chittaranjan (C.R.) Park,

New Delhi - 110019 (India)Phone No. : 011-26274429E-mail : info@crespai.com