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Wind power is the largest segment in the renewable energy market in India. The industry is growing at a rate of 34% per annum since 2004 and is estimated to be worth USD 2.5 bn. Considering the potential capacity in India, there are tremendous opportunities for investing in this eco-friendly energy industry. The report begins with an overview of the industry including size and growth figures. Industry drivers such as government initiatives – central and state level, cost competitiveness, and a global shift towards clean energy are discussed. Challenges include the variable nature of wind as a source of power, land procurement, and infrastructural challenges. The key trends discussed are the shift of manufacturers to the Independent Power Producer (IPP) model, increasing interest in offshore wind energy, and the entry of large energy companies. Competition covers the key manufacturers and players with their capacities as well as the wind power installations in India.
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Wind Power - India
February 2009
2WIND POWER – INDIA.PPT
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Executive Summary
Market
Drivers &
Challenges
Trends
Competition
�Estimated worth USD XX bn in 2008
� Installed capacity A MW while potential capacity ~B MW
�State of Tamil Nadu accounts for a% of installations
�b% of power generated is used for captive consumption
�Shift from captive consumption to independent power production
�Shift from onshore to offshore wind energy due to higher potential
� Large energy companies entering the industry
�Suzlon dominates the market
– It has installed a% of India’s total capacity
– Growing @ b% p.a.
�Other major players are X,Y and Z
�Drivers: Strong government initiatives at Central and State levels, cost competitiveness and global
shift in the movement towards generation of clean energy
�Challenges: Variability in output levels due to climatic conditions, shortfall in land available to
develop wind farms and lack of infrastructure for generation and transportation of power
3WIND POWER – INDIA.PPT
•Market Overview
•Drivers & Challenges
•Trends
•Competition
•Key Developments
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Wind power is the fastest growing renewable energy source in India
and is valued at USD XX bn
• The wind power installed capacity is A MW ( as of
Feb ’--)
• The potential capacity of wind power is B MW
• Wind power technology is dominated by onshore
installations (land based) of turbines
• Wind power is used for both captive consumption
and Independent Power Producer (IPP) model:
� Almost a% of the power generated is used for captive
consumption
Overview
Source:
Size and Growth
Installed Capacity (ending March)
Segmented State-wise Potential
West Bengal
Andhra Pradesh
Gujarat
Karnataka
Kerala
j%
Maharashtra
a%
Madhya Pradesh
b%
Tamil Nadu
c%
Rajasthan
d%
Orissa
e%f%g%
h%
i%
Segmented State-wise Installations
Gujarat a%
Others
b%
Maharashtra
c%
Tamil Nadu
d%Rajasthan
e%
Karnataka
f%
0
5,000
10,000
2007
Z
2008
a%
MW
V
2004
W
2005
X
2006
Y
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Drivers & Challenges
Global shift to clean energy
Cost competitiveness
Government initiatives
Drivers
Lacking infrastructure
Unavailability of land for wind farms
Variable Output
Challenges
6WIND POWER – INDIA.PPT
Key Trends
Trends
Investors are moving from
captive consumption model to
independent power producing
Large energy companies are
entering the market capitalizing
on the cost benefits available
and the lack of competition
Offshore wind energy is
becoming more attractive than
on shore wind energy
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Company A is the dominant player among the manufacturers
(1/5)
Z14Y14X14H8
Z15Y15X15I9
Z16Y16X16J10
Z19Y19X19
Z18Y18X18
Z17Y17X17
K11
Z13Y13X13
Z12Y12X12G7
Z11Y11X11F6
Z10Y10X10
Z9Y9X9E5
Z8Y8X8
Z7Y7X7D4
Z6Y6X6
Z5Y5X5C3
Z4Y4X4
Z3Y3X3
Z2Y2X2
B2
Z1Y1X1A1
MWNos.2
kW
Details as on 31st Mar-2008 Rating1
ManufacturerNo.
Source:
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