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Sector Profile: Power including Renewable Energy

Madhya

Pradesh

Destination Madhya Pradesh: Global Investors Summit-II, 2010

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Power – Scenario in India

Renewable Energy – Scenario in India

Power – Scenario in Madhya Pradesh

Renewable Energy – Scenario in Madhya Pradesh

Opportunities in Renewable Energy

Contacts


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Snapshot – Installed power generation capacity of 163,669 MW

as on 31 July 2010

– Per capita energy consumption increased from 566

kWh in 2003 to 733 kWh in 2009

– India among leading energy consumers in the

world, accounting for 4.1% of global energy

consumption *

– Energy requirement stood at 830594 million units in

India during 2009-10

– Demand for energy has grown at an average of

3.6% per annum over the past 30 years

– Energy shortage of around 10-12% anticipated

during 2010-11 in the country

– Expected commissioning of 21441 MW capacity in

2010 -11

Source: Economic Survey of India 2009-10; International Energy Outlook 2010; www.cea.nic.in; * in 2007

Target to add 78,000 MW of installed

generation capacity by 2012

Thermal 64%

Renewable Energy Sources

10%

Hydro 23%

Nuclear 3%

Installed Power Generation Capacity in India - 163,669 MW

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Biomass Power, 901.1

Wind Power, 12009.48

Small Hydro Power, 2767.05

Cogeneration-bagasse, 1411.53

Waste to Energy, 72.46

Solar Power, 12.28

Grid-interactive Renewable Power in India as on Jun 2010

Source: www.mnre.gov.in

Off-Grid / Distributed Renewable Power

Source / System Achievements

Biomass Power / Cogen.(non-bagasse) 238.17 MW

Biomass Gasifier 125.44 MW eq.

Waste-to- Energy 52.72 MW eq.

Solar PV Power Plants 2.92 MW

Aero-Generators/Hybrid Systems 1.07 MW

Total 420.32 MW

Decentralized Energy Systems


Family Type Biogas Plants 4.26 million

SPV Home Lighting System 603,307 nos.

Solar Lantern 797,344 nos.

SPV Street Lighting System 119,634 nos.

SPV Pumps 7,334 nos.

Solar Water Heating - Collector Area 3.53 mn. sq.m.

Potential of Grid-Interactive Renewable Energy


Biomass Power 16881 MW

Wind Power 45195 MW

Small Hydro Power 15000 MW

Cogeneration-bagasse 5000 MW

Waste to Energy 2700 MW

Solar Power 50 MW / sq. km.

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Snapshot – Electricity generation capacity of 9,878.25 MW *

– 7.746 million consumers

– Electricity consumption of 20952 million units

– Availability of power 4800 – 6000 MW in the State

and 2151.3 MW from the Central sector

– Demand of power from Agriculture-sector increases

by 2000 MW during Nov. – March

– Demand for power to increase to 72145 MW by

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Achievements

– Continuous increase in Power Generating and

Transmission capacity

– Electricity sales increased by 2.10% in 2008-09

– 64% rural electrification; electrification of 228

villages during 2009-10 (till Dec 09)

– 24 hrs electricity supply to industries since 2005-06

– Plant Load Factor improved from 60% to 69%

– 1000 MW power available from Electricity Banking

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Ongoing Projects

42 MOU’s have been signed by the State Government with various developers out of which 'Letter of Intent'

for 11 projects have been issued. MOU’s for 51405 MW have been signed and are expected to produce

investments worth Rs. 2201.04 billion.

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Key Power projects in the State

Developer Project Capacity

(in MW)

Location

Sasan Power Limited Sasan Ultra Mega Power Project 3960 Sasan

M.P. Power Generating Co. Ltd. Chitrangi Mega Thermal Power 3960 Chitrangi

N.T.P.C Ltd. Narsingpur Coal Based Thermal Electricity 2640 Narsinghpur

ISNI Electric Power Co. Pvt. Ltd. Siddhi Thermal Power 2000 Sidhi

Welspun Urja Madhya Pradesh Ltd. Betul coal based Thermal Power plant 2000 Betul

Indraprastha Power Generation Co. Ltd. Mara coal - Based Thermal Power plant 2000 Mara-Li

Jindal India Thermal Power Ltd. Siddhi Thermal Power 2000 Sidhi

M.P. Power Generating Co. Ltd. Khandwa Thermal Power 1600 Khandwa

Shahpura Thermal power Co. Ltd. Shahpura Thermal Power 1500 Shahpura

Nuclear Power Corporation of India Ltd. Chutka Atomic Power 1400 Chutka

Adani Power Limited Chindwara Thermal Power 1320 Chhindwara

Total 24380

Source: CMIE , Economic Survey of MP 2009-10 & Department of Power (MP) Annual Report – 2009-10


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Source: MPUVNL; www.mnre.gov.in

Source Potential

Wind 1200 MW

Biomass 1040 MW

Small Hydro 410 MW

Solar 20 MW/ sq. Km

Potential of renewable energy Snapshot – State endowed with diverse forms of renewable

energy sources (wind, biomass, small hydro, solar)

– High solar radiation with more than 300 days of

clear sun & solar potential upto 5.8 kWh/sq.m

– Significant achievements in use of renewable

energy

Potential to generate power

from Solid Waste in 5 cities

- Gwalior, Indore, Bhopal,

Jabalpur and Rewa

Narmada basin area has the

potential to generate power

from Geothermal energy.

Renewable Energy Projects

Biomass 25 MW (Installed)

Wind 169 MW (Installed)

Solar Proposed Sites

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Source: Economic Survey of MP 2009-10; MPUVNL

Snapshot

– Gross potential for power generation from Wind

Energy 5500 MW

– Technically proven sites having cumulative potential

to generate 1200 MW of energy

– Present Wind Power installed capacity - 169 MW

– Projects in pipeline for installation of wind power

systems of 800 MW capacity

– Plan to install new wind monitoring stations

5 sites (MNRE/C-WET)

20 sites (Private wind monitoring)

– More sites expected to open up for investment

Project Developer Location Capacity

Enercon Ltd Dewas 51.2 MW

Suzlon Energy Ltd Ratlam 32.7 MW

M P Wind farms Dewas 15 MW

M P Wind Farms Ltd Dewas 13 MW

Suzlon Energy Ltd Dewas 12.5 MW

Enercon I Ltd Dewas 9.6 MW

Suzlon Energy Ltd Ratlam 9.6 MW

Goezte Fiancial Service Dewas 5.9 MW

NEPC/Sothern Wind Farms Ratlam 4.9 MW

S E Energy park Ratlam 4.8 MW

Others 9.7 MW

Total 169 MW

Installed Wind Power Projects in the State

400 MW of Wind Energy projects expected to be

installed in next three years.

The State has signed 2 MoUs with WEG

Manufacturers & Power Developers for

developing 400 MW of wind energy projects.

Huge potential for investments in Wind Energy projects in Madhya Pradesh


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Power generation from Wind Energy

Several sites in the State provide favorable

climatic conditions for Wind Energy projects

Proven Potential at Wind

Power Sites

District Capacity

Dewas 250 MW

Dhar 50 MW

Betul 250 MW

Shajapur 150 MW

Ratlam 150 MW

Mandsor 50 MW

Neemach 50 MW

Badwani 250 MW

Source: Economic Survey of MP 2009-10; MPUVNL

Madhya Pradesh an ideal destination for investments in

Wind Energy


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Source: MPUVNL; Annual Report, MNRE, GoI

Snapshot

– Installed capacity - 25 MW

– Expected commissioning in 2010-11 - 30 MW

– Biomass based power plants take about 24-30

months time for commissioning

– All projects are on PPP mode

– Proposals for setting up Biomass plants of 450

MW cumulative capacity registered

Project Developer Location Capacity

Ramnik Power Balaghat 6 MW

H.R. Johnsons Dewas 3.5 MW

Narmada Sugar Badwani 3 MW

Deepak Spinners Guna 3 MW

Khetan Chemicals Dhar 2.1 MW

Ambika Solvex , Indore Jaora 1.2 MW

Bajrang Agro Industries Dhar 1.2 MW

API Agro Raisen 1.05 MW

Javandhai Sugar Narsinghpur 0.75 MW

Lyod Insulators Dhar 0.6 MW

Kashyap Sweetner Ratlam 0.44 MW

Satya Biscuits Bhopal 0.4 MW

Kundan Namkeen Bhopal 0.3 MW

Aditya Food Bhopal 0.3 MW

Others --- 1.6 MW

Total 25.43 MW

Installed Bio Mass Projects in the state

Gross potential of Biomass based power in MP - 1040 MW


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Source: New & Renewable Energy Department, Government of Madhya Pradesh

SHP sites identified by WRD / NVDA / MPPGCL – total 67 sites and 157205 kW capacity

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Balaghat 2 2550

Betul 2 9000

Chhatarpur 1 23000

Chhindwara 6 22400

Datia 2 10500

Guna 5 1300

Gwalior 2 1000

Summary of Basin-wise Small Hydro Power (SHP) Potential

Basin No. of

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Dependable

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Son 3 26500 108

Narmada 5 49000 164.37

Godawari (Pranhita) 6 54040 208.61

Tapi 3 37000 135

Total 19 183900 714.48 Potential to generate 410 MW

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Satna 7 12600

Sehore 2 2100

Seoni 3 8450

Shahdol 2 5800

Shivpuri 3 2400

Sidhi 6 6700

Vidisha 1 800

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Jhabua 1 175

Khandwa 2 8450

Khargone 1 250

Mandla 7 14980

Morena 1 2700

Rewa 8 17750

Sagar 3 4300


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Snapshot – High Solar energy potential

– The State endowed with high solar radiation with

around 300 days of clear sun

– The State offers good sites having potential in the

range of 5.5 to 5.8 kWh/ sq.m. – ideal settings for

installation of Solar based power projects

– Solar Energy Park being setup in Rajgarh District

– Draft Solar Energy Policy issued in July 2010 and

expected to be finalized soon

Focus areas of proposed Solar Energy Policy

– To establish the State as a leader in Solar Energy

– Proposed target of 500 MW by 2013

– Land database being set up to facilitate faster allocation of land

– Exemption from electricity duty and carbon credit benefit for investors

– Enhancement in plan ceiling from Rs. 130 million to Rs. 215 million

– Active involvement with DFID / GTZ / BEE for capacity building and strengthening of infrastructure

Source: MPUVNL; Madhya Pradesh Solar Energy Policy 2010 (proposed)

Solar Radiations in the state

High solar radiations Investor friendly

policy

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Ganeshpura Dist.-

Rajgarh (Identified site

for Solar Energy Park)

Indore

Bhopal

Solar Energy Park Site

– 2 hrs away from Bhopal Airport

– 367 acres of land allotted at Ganeshpura in

Rajgarh district

Key Highlights

– Development in 3 phases proposed at a total outlay

of approx. Rs 200 millions

– State support & PPP mechanism to finance the

project

– Target to set up 50 MW Solar Energy based power

generation capacity by 2013

– To provide support infrastructure like business

centre, security, evacuation infrastructure,

warehousing for spares

– To identify local ITI’s for support on technical &

trained manpower

– Potential to develop a manufacturing hub for

Renewable Energy sector

– Sufficient land available for future expansion

– Opportunity under JNNSM to promote domestic

manufacturing

– 220 kV sub-station on site

– Load Dispatch Centre

Source: Brochure on Solar Energy Park, Rajgarh, Madhya Pradesh; MPUVNL

Solar Energy Park at Rajgarh

With radiation in the range of 5.5 - 5.9 kWh / sq.

m. & more than 325 average sunny days, the

park is ideally suited for solar energy projects.


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Special package for mega projects

Industrial investment promotion

assistance – 50 to 75% of commercial

tax for 4-5 years

5 year electricity duty exemption on captive power

generation

For thrust sector industries - 25% capital subsidy

Concessional registration charges

and stamp duty exemption for term

loans

Interest subsidy of 3-5% on term loan for

5-7 years

Land on 75% concessional rate for

mega projects

Entry tax exemption for 5 years

Projects Reports Cost Reimbursement

Scheme

Subsidy on ISO Certification, Patent

Registration & Technology Acquisition

VGF funding of upto 40% (20% GoI +

additional 20% State Govt.)

Incentives by MP State Government

Source: Madhya Pradesh Industrial Development Policy – 2004

Why MP?

– MP rich in low grade coal suitable for power generation

– The natural resources available in MP such as coal, water, wind power, biomass and coal bed methane have

the potential to generate15000MW of power in next 5-10 years.

– MP centrally located and has excellent railway and road connectivity, making it easy to bring in coal or other

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Benefits

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investor

– 100% FDI under automatic route

– Capital import duty concessions,

waiver of local levies extended to

large power projects

– Tax holiday of 100% on profit for 10

consecutive years out of first 15 years

– Generation other than any large hydro

projects is de-licensed

– Generation & distribution de-licensed

in rural areas

– Unbundling of State electricity boards

for efficiency and effectiveness

– Inter institution group for speedy

financing

– 5 years Electricity Duty Exemption on

captive power generation

– Projects Reports Cost Reimbursement

Scheme, subsidy on ISO Certification,

– Patent Registration & Technology

Acquisition

Non Conventional Energy Policy &

Small Hydro Policy

– 100% power banking

– Govt. land use permission @ Rs. 1/-

(token) premium

– Projects entitled to benefits under

Industrial Promotion Policy 2004

– Exemption from Open Access

charges; 4% subsidy on wheeling

charges provided by the State

– Captive consumers of power allowed

to reduce contract Demand

– Carbon credit related financial

benefits directly given to the investor

– No other Biomass project will be

allowed within the radius of 25 km.

– Exemption for payment of cess on

power supplied by SHP

– Machinery & Equipment for SHP

exempted from entry tax

– Electricity Duty exemption

Policy of Central Government Policy of MP State Government

Source: Madhya Pradesh Non-conventional power policy; www.powermin.nic.in

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Source: MPUVNL

List of Operational Programmes / schemes

Programmes / schemes Features / Coverage Project cost (Rs. Cr.)

Special Area Development Program

(S.A.D.P.)

– Raj Bhawan, Forts, Monuments, Mantralaya, Vidhan Sabha

building 5.5

Solar Power Packs for Tribal

Hostels

– Identified 68 residential schools & hostels

– Approx. 5000 students to benefit by uninterrupted power

supply in remote & rural locations

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Remote Village Electrification

Program

– Electrification of remote villages through renewable energy

sources

– Provide home-lighting to each household & street lighting for

every 10 houses

Solar PV Program in Naxal Affected

Area

– To provide uninterrupted power supply for lighting & wireless

communication needs of remotely placed Police Stations &

out-posts of Balaghat district

– Solar PV power plants of 450 W capacity each provided to 28

Police stations & out-posts

0.85

Solar PV Project for Community

Health Centres

– To deploy 10 kW capacity Solar PV power plants at 28 Govt.

Community Health Centres in various locations

– To provide uninterrupted power supply for operation theater,

maintaining refrigeration and other essential requirements

6.0

State level Energy Audit efforts

– Compulsory Energy Audit of all Govt. establishments having

annual electricity bill of more than Rs 5.0 lakh

– Investment Grade energy auditing of 13 Municipal

Corporations completed

– Investment Grade Energy audit of 22 Government buildings

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− Tariff order issued for all main RE technologies

including solar energy

− Renewable Purchase Obligation (RPO) fixed at

10% by MPERC Order 2008

2.82 3.33 3.96 4.35

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15.35 15.49

Tariff (Rs/kWh) RPO & Attractive Tariff

Substantial demand under Renewable Purchase Obligation

Technology RPO MU/year Capacity that can be supported under

RPO (MW)

Current Installed

Capacity

Wind 6% 2220 MU 1267 MW @ 20% PLF 169 MW

Biomass 2% 740 MU 106 MW @ 80% PLF 25 MW

Others including Solar 2% 740 MU 445 MW@ 19% PLF Small hydro: 71 MW

Significant untapped business potential in Renewable Energy in Madhya Pradesh.

Source: MPUVNL


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Source: Department of Power (MP) Annual Report – 2009-10 & FMPCCI – Opportunities in Energy; MPUVNL

Programme Achievements Cumulative Target by 2013

Remote Village Electrification 228 villages electrified / work in progress in 24 villages 950 villages

Solar water heating 0.3 million LPD 1.2 million LPD

Biogas 19731 Family size 25000 Family size

Solar street light 3355 nos. 8000 nos.

Source Installed Capacity Cumulative Target by 2013

Wind 169 MW 400 MW

Biomass 25 MW 200 MW

Small Hydro 71 MW -

Solar - 500 MW

Achievements and Future Target for Renewable Energy

State Government's notified mandatory measures

• Solar water heating system for specified consumers

• Replacement of incandescent bulb by energy efficient lights in buildings for Government / Government aided

sector

• Energy efficient pumps for water pumping and agriculture purpose – for new installations

• Use of foot valve for surface pumps

Target to have more than 1100 MW installed capacity of renewable energy by 2013.


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Address: AVN Towers ,192 Zone -1,M.P Nagar , BHOPAL-462011

Telephone : (+91) (0755) 4270370

Fax : (+91) ( 0755) 4270280

E-mail : [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected]

URL: http://www.mpsidc.org

Madhya Pradesh State Industrial

Development Corporation Limited

Address: AVN Towers, Mezzanine Floor, 192 Zone -1,M.P Nagar , BHOPAL-

462011

Telephone : (+91) (0755) 2559970 / 2559979 / 2768058

Fax : (+91) ( 0755) 2559971

E-mail : [email protected]; [email protected]

URL: http://www.mptrifac.org

Madhya Pradesh Trade and

Investment Facilitation Corporation

Limited

Address: Vallabh Bhawan, Bhopal - 462004

Telephone : (+91) (0755) 2442055

E-mail : [email protected]

URL: http://www.mprenewable.nic.in

New & Renewable Energy

Department, Government of Madhya

Pradesh

Address: Urja Bhawan, Main Road No. 2, Near Bus Stop No 5, Link Road No

2, Shivaji Nagar, Bhopal - 462016

Telephone : (+91)-(755)- 2556526, 2553595

Fax : (+91)-(755)- 2553122

E-mail : [email protected]

URL: http://www.mprenewable.nic.in

MP Urja Vikas Nigam Limited

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