RenewableEnergy

RISINGHIMACHAL

INVESTOR S’ HAVEN

GLOBAL INVESTORS’ MEETth th07 - 08 NOV 2019, DHARAMSHALA

Renewable EnergyHaven of Opportunities!

KOLDAM 800 MW, BILASPUR

I. India is the third largest producer and consumer of electricity in the world,

with an installed power capacity reaching 350.16 GW (as of February 2019)

II. The target for renewable energy is 175 GW, to be achieved by 2022

III. The power consumption is estimated to reach 1,894.7 TWh by 2022, due to

increased industrialization

IV. 100% FDI is allowed under the automatic route in power sector and

renewable energy

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INDIA: POWER SECTOR SCENARIO

TOTAL INSTALLED CAPACITY MW(AS ON 28.02.2019) MW

State Sector Central Sector Private Sector

222927

45399

6780

74082

250000

200000

150000

100000

50000

0

Thermal Hydro Nuclear RES* (MNRE)(Renewable)

Power generated in Indiaby different fuel (in MW)

Power generated in India by different fuel

46%24%

30%

Source: www.powermin.nic.in

GIRI POWER PROJECT 60 MW,SIRMAUR

KOLDAM HEP (800 MW), BILASPURYEAR - 2015PANDOH DAM, MANDI

POWER SECTOR OF HIMACHAL PRADESH

I. Hydro Power is the main source in Himachal Pradesh

II. The State Government framed its own Hydro Power Policy in 2006, for

harnessing the state’s Hydro potential of more than 23000 MW in a planned

manner

III. The State has a natural advantage of 5 perennial river basins to harness its

hydroelectric potential

IV. Small Hydro Power potential (projects upto 5MW) is around 2000 MW

V. State is a net exporter of power

VI. Out of the total harnessable hydro potential of about 23,458 MW, 10,580 MW

has already been harnessed

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Measures taken by the State Government to promote Hydro Power Sector

1 Upfront premium and capacity addition charges

• Reduction in Upfront premium and Capacity addition charges from INR 20

lakh/ MW to INR 1 Lakh/ MW

2 Land lease amount reduced to INR 1 per sq m

3 Free power royalty

• Deferment of 12% free power share for a critical period of first 12 years for

allotted projects (excluding commissioned projects)

• Free power royalty at the rate of 12% uniformly for the entire agreement

period for the projects to be allotted in future

Measures taken by Government of India (GoI) to promote

Hydro Power Sector

I. Declaring large Hydropower Projects (>25 MW) as Renewable Energy source

II. Hydro Purchase Obligation (HPO) as a separate entity within Non-Solar

Renewable Purchase Obligations (RPO)

III. Tariff rationalisation for bringing down hydropower tariff

IV. Budgetary support for flood moderation/ storage Hydro Electric Projects

V. Budgetary provisions for meeting cost of enabling infrastructure, i.e. roads/

bridges

• INR 1.5 crore per MW for project up to 200 MW

• INR 1.0 crore per MW for project above 200 MW

VI. GoI incentive for projects upto 10 MW: Provision of Central Capital Investment

incentive for access to credit (CCIIAC) by Ministry of Commerce & Industry, GoI

@ 30% of the investment in plant and machinery with an upper limit of INR 5

Crore through development scheme for promotion of Hydro Power generation

upto 10 MW in Himachal Pradesh

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KARCHAM WANGTOO 1000 MW,KINNAUR

4 Mandatory purchase of power by DISCOM for projects having capacity

upto 25 MW

5 Tariff determination in sync with date of achieving COD (Commercial

Operation Date)

6 Transmission Charges: - Exemption in open access charges for

projects having capacity upto 25 MW

7 Re-defining of milestones for stalled projects where 100% equity

transfer is involved

8 Allocation of projects for captive use

• Major boost to investment in industrial sector by allowing allocation of

projects upto 10 MW capacity for captive use of industrial units already

setup or to be setup in the State

9 Robust Transmission Network

• 50 EHV (Extra High Voltage), 182 HV lines along with about 30,000

distribution substations and 1 lakh circuit transmission and distribution

lines already in place

• 3 major 400 KV substations for power evacuation from few of the most

remote areas of the country (Kinnaur, Bharmour & Pabbar valley) to come

up within the next two years

• Robust transmission and distribution network already in place ensuring

100% electrification in the State

• One of the lowest transmission & distribution losses in the country only

between 10 to 11%

10 Allocation of new projects

• Several Hydro Electric Projects under private sector to be allotted on BOOT

basis

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Measures taken by Central Government to promote Solar

Power

I. Solar Photovoltaic Programme: Under this programme SPV street lights are

provided by MNRE, GoI on 90% subsidy

II. Grid Connected Roof Top Programme: Under this programme MNRE, GoI is

providing incentives for development of following schemes:

a) Grid Connected Roof Top Power Plants to be installed on roof top of

individual electricity consumers, Institutions (registered under Society

Acts/Trust act) and Social sector buildings. Incentives upto 70% of bench

mark cost is provided by the MNRE, GoI. State Government is providing

subsidy of. INR 4000/- per KWP

b) Government buildings in the State for which Achievements linked

incentives upto 60% are provided by MNRE, GoI.

c) Government buildings in Shimla town: 2.50 MW capacity to be installed for

which Achievements linked incentives upto 60% are provided by MNRE,

GoI, balance 40% is being borne by the State Government

III. Off Grid Solar Power Plants: to be installed in areas where there is either

no grid power or grid supply is not reliable; MNRE, GoI provides 90% subsidy

for such installation

Highlights of Solar Policy by State Government:

I. To empower people in remote and rural areas with 24x7 power by way of

decentralized solar power supply, especially in the unreliable grid systems in

the mountains, to meet their basic needs, enable access to social and

commercial services, and technologies

II. To facilitate developers in obtaining statutory clearances, if any, and

procedures and processes for various State level clearances and support will

be made simple, transparent with self-certified documentation and with time

lines, so as to ensure doing business with ease

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III. Developers are at liberty to dispose the power generated in any manner they

choose i.e. captive consumption, sale to any consumer within the State, sale

to any trader or exchange or entity or consumer outside the State and sale to

HPSEBL

IV. Developers have the right to use network of HPPTCL and HPSEBL as per

conditions laid down in the Open Access and Connectivity Regulation of

HPERC

V. Solar projects up to 2 MW capacity shall be allowed Solid tap connectivity in

11KV network and above 2 MW capacity, the project line has to connect to

33KV or above sub-station

VI. Time lines for giving various clearances are laid down in this policy for the

concerned departments like Forest clearance and grant of lease of

government land, permission under Section-118 of the Act for transfer of

private land, regulatory permission etc.

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LARJI DAM, MANDI

WHY INVEST IN HIMACHAL PRADESH?

i. Renewable energy is one of the key engine of economic growth of the State

ii. State accounts for 26% of the total hydel power potential of India

iii. Peaceful State with law abiding citizens

iv. Favourable climatic & working

environment

v. Seamless connectivity

vi. Ever increasing demand of power in the

North India

vii. Special incentives for investors

viii. Monitoring of progress of Hydro Electric Projects by Hon’ble Chief Minister

through HIM PRAGATI

ix. An extensive network of transmission lines enabling easy connectivity to grid

Why invest in Hydro Power Projects?

i. Extensive and planned Intra-State transmission system for evacuation of power

ii. Robust distribution network with minimum losses

iii. Long life of assets with near assured returns for 40 to 100 years

iv. Low running cost

v. Combined investments in Tourism & Hydro Power Plants

vi. Hydro Power can be regulated based on demand/ energy pricing

vii. No frequent overhauls and renovations due to mature technology

viii. Hydro Power can meet the peaking power requirement

Alreadyharnessed

(in MW)

To be harnessed(in MW)

Totalharnessable

potential (In MW)

1058012878

23458

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Solar Power Park, Himachal Pradesh

Why invest in Small Hydro Power Projects?

i. Reliable, eco friendly, mature and proven technology

ii. Can be exploited wherever sufficient water flows in small streams, medium

to small rivers

iii. Challenges of deforestation, submergence or rehabilitation not there

iv. Small capital investment and shorter gestation period

v. Minimal transmission losses

Why invest in Solar Power Projects?

i. Positive social and environmental impact

ii. Long life of assets with assured returns for 40 to 100 years

iii. Low running cost

iv. Immense solar growth opportunities

v. Solar energy reliability

vi. Mature technology not needing frequent overhauls and renovations

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KOLDAM HEP (800 MW), BILASPURYEAR - 2015CHAMBRA PROJECT, CHAMBA

INVESTIBLE PROJECTS

The list of investible Projects that is being targeted for the investors’ meet is

provided below.

List of Projects for allotment by Directorate of Energy on Boot Basis

Sr. Name of Tentative River/ Stream DistrictNo. Project Capacity (in MW) / Basin

1 Seli 400 Chenab Lahaul & Spiti

2 Bardang 138 Chenab Lahaul & Spiti

3 Purthi 210 Chenab Lahaul & Spiti

4 Me 7.5 Chenab Chamba

5 Dheda 8.9 Chenab Chamba

6 Dheda-I 9.4 Chenab Chamba

7 Tandi 104.00 Chenab Lahaul & Spiti

8 Rashil 130.00 Chenab Lahaul & Spiti

Total 1007.80 MW

Sr. Name of Tentative River/ Stream DistrictNo. Project Capacity / Basin

1. Joiner-II 3.00 MW Ravi Chamba

List of Projects for allotment by HIMURJA on BOOT Basis

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List of projects proposed for allotment by HIMURJA on BOT Basis

Sr. Name of Tentative River/ Stream DistrictNo. Project Capacity (IN MW) / Basin

1. Mehled 3.00 MW Ravi Chamba

2. Hared 3.00 MW Ravi Chamba

3. Upper Neogal 5.00 MW Ravi Kangra

4. Upper Manglad-II 2.00 MW Sutlej Shimla

Total 13.00 MW

INSTITUTIONAL SETUP UNDER POWER SECTOR

Department of Multi-Purpose

Projects & Power

DIRECTORATE OF ENERGY (Nodal Agency for Policy formulation/allotment of hydro projects above 5 MW/ Grant of technical concurrence/ Monitoring / Safety & quality/ Sale of power)

H.P. Power Corporation Limited (HPPCL)(State Generation Utility)

H.P. Power Transmission Corporation (HPPTC)(State Transmission utility)

ELECTRICAL INSPECTORATE (Inspection of all major Electrical Installations)

HIMURJA (Development of Non-Conventional Energy Sources & Nodal agency for Projects upto 5MW)

Department of Non-Conventional Energy Sources

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H.P. State Electricity Board Limited (HPSEBL)(State Distribution Utility)

Nalagarh

Baddi

Girinagar

Hamirpur-II

(Mattansidh)

Jassore

Jeori

Kangoo

Kunihar

Mandhala

Amb

Bagga

Bajaura

Barotiwala

Bassi

Bathri

Darlaghat

Dehan

Palampur

Dehra

Gagret

Gaura

Gondpur

Hamirpur-I

(Anu)

Jahoo

Jutogh

Kala-Amb

Kandrori

Kurthala

Larji

Malana

BijniRakkar

(Una)

Tahliwala

Akanwali

Andhra

Ani (Nagan)

Batoli-Kalan

Davni

Ghanvi

Golthai

Gumma

Nogli

Kumarsain

Nalagarh

Nathpa

Bhaba

Khotkhai

(Hulli)

Parwanoo

Sainj

Sansarpur Terrace

Smoli

(Rohru)Totu

Hamirpur

Detail/ status of Capacitor banks installed in Himachal Pradesh

Summary

Sr. No Voltage level

No of Sub-station/ Power house

1

220 KV

10

2

132 KV

25

3

66 KV

18

Total (66 & above) 53

220 KV SUB-STATIONS

/ POWER HOUSES

132 KVA SUB–STATIONS

/ POWER HOUSES

66 KV SUB-STATIONS/

POWER HOUSES

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Contact us:

For queries related to please contact: Hydro Electric Projects above 5 MW,

Directorate of Energy, Department of MPP & Power, Government of Himachal Pradesh Office address: Sector 6 Rd, Phase -III, New Shimla, Himachal Pradesh-171009Phone: | Fax: +91-177-2673551, +91-177-2673552, +91-177-2673553 +91-177-2673553Email: | Website:dir.doehp@nic.in http://admis.hp.nic.in/doe/DOEAuth/welcome.aspx

KOLDAM 800 MW, BILASPUR

HIMURJA, Department of Non- Conventional Energy sources, Government of Himachal Pradesh For queries related to please contact: Hydro Electric Projects upto 5 MW & solar projects,

Office address: HIMURJA, SDA Complex, Kasumpti, Shimla, Himachal Pradesh-171009Phone no: +91-177-2621430, +91-177-2628069, +91-177-2620365, +91-177-2621783Email: | Website:himurja-hp@nic.in http://himurja.hp.gov.in

PATIKARI POWER PROJECT,MANDI