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Strategy for Renewable Energy in Tamilnadu Venue: The Raintree Hotel, St Mary’s Road, Alwarpet, Chennai Date: 4 th and 5 th February, 2015
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Strategy for Renewable Energy in Tamilnadu
Venue: The Raintree Hotel, St Mary’s Road, Alwarpet, Chennai Date: 4th and 5th February, 2015
Executive Summary
Excellent Wind & Solar Insolation in many parts of Tamilnadu
Severe Electricity Shortage – Especially during Summers
The Rich and Wide experience of Experts can be best used by Offtakers and TANGEDCO to mitigate energy deficit and feed
consumers with Clean Power at Affordable Cost
With present tariff (6.90 landed Industrial and 8.40 Commercial), Viability of RE power increases
Challenges due to High Penetration of Infirm Power (Wind)
Founded in 1938 by two Danish Engineers,
Henning Holck-Larsen and Soren Kristian Toubro
L&T - Corporate Overview
Established in 1938, 75th year of Imagineering…
Head Office : Mumbai, India
Type : Public Limited
Turnover : US $ 14 Billion
Subsidiary Companies : 103
Associate Companies : 22
Joint Ventures : 20
No Of Employees : 50,000+
Global Presence : US, UK, Canada, Russia, Japan,
Europe, China, Far-east Asia
& Middle-East
Factories : 30 nos. at 23 Locations in India
7 nos. at 5 Location outside India
# Size
(in MWp) Business
Model Location Technology Technology partner Remarks / Commissioning Status
1 5 LSTK Rajasthan Thin Film Sharp , Japan Dec 2011, Fastest Project
commissioned in India till date
2 25 BOS - EPC Gujarat Crystalline Chint, china Jan 2012
3 10 BOS - EPC Gujarat Tracker -
Crystalline Idematic, Germany,
Trina, China
Dec 2011 India's largest tracker based
project
4 5 LSTK Gujarat Thin Film Sharp , Japan Dec 2011
5 20 LSTK Gujarat Thin Film Sharp , Japan Jan 2012
6 6 LSTK Gujarat Thin Film Sharp , Japan Jan 2012
7 40 BOS - EPC Rajasthan Thin Film- CdTe First solar , USA Mar 2012
8 1 LSTK Rajasthan Thin Film Sharp , Japan Mar 2012
9 1 BOS - EPC Uttar Pradesh Thin Film Chint, china Dec 2011
10 1 LSTK Rajasthan Crystalline India Mar 2012
11 20 LSTK Rajasthan Thin Film-Cd Te First solar , USA Feb 2013
12 20 LSTK Rajasthan Crystalline Jinko, China Mar 2013
13 22 LSTK Rajasthan Crystalline C Sun, China Mar 2014
14 7.5 LSTK Punjab Crystalline C Sun, China Apr 2014
225 Total Solar PV
L&T Solar: Reference Projects
Over 225 MW Solar PV Commissioned, 40+ MW (PV&CSP) under construction…
L&T Solar: Reference Projects
Constructed one of the Largest Solar Power plant in India (40MWp) in record time.
40 MWp SOLAR PV POWER PROJECT AT DHURSAR VILLAGE, POKHARAN TESHIL, JAISALMER DISTRICT, RAJASTHAN, INDIA: Year Built/ Scheme: Mar ‘12, Annual Generation: Approx 71400+ MWh CO2 displaced: Approx 66600 tonnes per year
L&T Solar: Reference Projects
Executed the Asia’s largest Solar Thermal Plant in India
125 MW Solar Thermal Plant, POKHARAN , RAJASTHAN, INDIA: Year Built/ Scheme: Under Construction Technology: Compact Linear Fresnel Technology Temperature: Up to 400C Temperature
L&T Solar: Reference Projects
The fastest project executed in India in a record period of 60 days
20MWp SOLAR POWER PLANT AT PHALODI, RAJASTHAN Year Built/ Scheme: Feb’13, JNNSM Phase-2 Annual Generation: Approx 30840+MWh CO2 displaced: Approx 27756 tonnes per year
L&T Solar: Reference Projects
India’s largest tracker based Solar PV plant
10 MW SOLAR POWER PLANT AT DHAMA, GUJARAT Year Built/ Scheme: Dec ‘11, Gujarat Solar Policy Annual Generation: Approx 18750+ MWh CO2 displaced: Approx 17500 tonnes per year
L&T Solar: Reference Projects
Aerial View of the 6 MWp Solar Project in Charanka, Gujarat
L&T Solar: Reference Projects
Constructed the Asia’s Largest Rooftop solar power plant (Amritsar – India)
L&T Solar: Reference Projects
The Unique Grid Situation In Tamilnadu
Integrated NEWNE Grid
Isolated Southern Grid
HVDC Interconnection till
recent “One Nation One Grid”
Bulk Power transport to South is difficult due
to capacity constraints (Around 4,000 to 5,000
MW only possible)
The Present Grid Situation (South)
The Supply Demand Situation (Tamilnadu)
Windfarms Down South, Consumption up North
The Supply Demand Situation (Tamilnadu)
Installed capacity: 18.382 GW
Source: http://greencleanguide.com/2013/04/05/electricity-scenario-of-the-state-of-tamilnadu
47
53
Capacity (%)
Private
TANGEDCO
48
52
Capacity (%)
Fossil
RE
Over 9.5GW of RE projects in state 52% penetration
Most RE sources are infirm power
The Supply Demand Situation (Tamilnadu)
Over 18% Peak Deficit (2.8 GW) and
11% average energy deficit (approx 9000 MU/annum)
Source: http://greencleanguide.com/2013/04/05/electricity-scenario-of-the-state-of-tamilnadu
The Present Situation
• Power Starved situation in Southern States (Especially Tamilnadu)
• Over 11% Energy deficit and 18% Peak deficit
• No visibility for immediate source of conventional power
• Industries and Commercial establishment facing extreme difficulties, R&C measures “ON”
• Extensive usage of Captive DG Sets for commercial and Industrial usage
• Increase in RPO from 0.25% to 2% (8 fold increase)
Business Opportunities for RE Power
Captive SPV
Power Plant
Purchase of Green Power from
Independent 3rd party plants
Purchase of Green Power from State
(TANGEDCO)
Purchase of equivalent REC Certificates from
Exchange
RPO
Compliance
Fundamental question : Implementation of RPO by State
Business Opportunities for RE Power
Captive / GC
SPV Power Plant
for Industries
Independent Power Producers for
TANGEDCO Solar Tariff (7.01)
Independent Power Producers for
3rd party Green Power Sale
Large Solar / Wind Farm Developers
(GW scale)
Meeting Energy Needs
Business Opportunities for RE Power
Decentralized Distributed Generation (DDG)
Implementation of RPO and REC Trade
Govt’s claim to sell RECs and its price
Bankability of PPA (Possibility of adding
Green Premium into 3rd party PPA in lieu of REC)
Grid Availability
Grid Access / Wheeling / Banking costs
Project Cost
Innovative Financing Mechanism, Interest
Rates, Capex and Opex
Key Success Factors
Business Opportunities for RE Power
Evacuation and Regulatory support to promote RE
• Effective Implementation of the 2% RPO to reduce energy deficit
• Implementation of Projects under the Preferential Tariff scheme (7.01 /KWH PPA)
• Reduction in Wheeling and Open Access charges for RE power (in lines with the Neighboring States)
• Providing tariff based incentives for captive rooftop and in-campus solar projects, with bidirectional metering, in line with Neighboring States
• Grid Stability and assured Evacuation, “Must Run Condition”
Strategy Envisaged for Increasing RE Power
“Going Green” is no longer an Option, It’s a Necessity…
Presented by: Ramakrishnan G K BEE Certified Energy Manager Head – Business Development (South) W&RE IC, L&T Constructions Contact: +91-94455-68636 Mail: [email protected]
