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No. 5/10/ 2003-STGovernment of India

Ministry of Non-Conventional Energy Sources

Block NO. 14, CGO Complex,Lodi Road,New Delhi-110003

Dated : 2nd August, 2004To

The Pay & Accounts Officer,Ministry of Non-Conventional Energy Sources,New Delhi-110 003.

Subject : Sanction for setting up of 5 private Aditya Solar Shops and 4 Solar Countersin the State of U.P. by NEDA during the financial year 2004-05.

Sir,In accordance with this Ministry’s sanction number 11/1/2003 dated 24.4.2003 and NEDA’s letters

Nos. 43 and 72 dated 21.2.2004 and 20.3.04 respectively, I am directed to convey the sanction of thePresident of India for establishment of 5 private Aditya Solar Shops and 4 solar Counters by NEDA, UP withactual CFA of Rs. 3.30 lakhs as detailed below :

Sr. Aditya Solar Shop/Counter MNES grantNo. (Rs.)Aditya Solar Shops1. M/s Mittal Electronics System, Meerut 50,000/2. M/s N. Priya Solre, Gorakhpur 50,000/3. M/s Kumar Enterprises, Deoria 50,000/4. M/s Dashmesh Electronics 50,000/

Siddharth nagar5. M/s Upkar Photovoltaic Implements, 50,000/

GaziabadSolar Counters1. M/s New Alpha Electroincs, Jaunpur 20,000/2. M/s Deepak Enterprises, Ghazipur 20,000/3. M/s Kapoor Electric Works, Pilibhit 20,000/4. M/s Scientific Refrigeration 20,000/

Enterprises, Aligarh

2. Iam further directed to convey the sanction of the President for release of an amount of Rs. 2.65lakhs (Rupees two lakhs sixty five hundred only) as 80% advance to Director, NEDA, Lucknow for estab-lishment of the above shops and counters. Further release will be made after seeing the progress andreceiving documents for utilization of the funds released.

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3. The amount of Rs. 2, 65 lakhs (Rupees two lakhs sixty five hundred only) will be drawn by theDrawing & Officer, Ministry of Non- Conventional. Energy Sources from the Pay & Accounts Officer of theMinistry of and disbuned to Director, Non- Conventional Energy Development Agency (NEDA), VibhutiKhand, Gomati Nagar, Lucknow-226 010 by the an account payee Demand Draft.4. NEADA will submit the audited UC/SOE and the amount is being released up to 31.12.2004.5. All the terms and conditions stipulated in Administrative Approval have been followed.6. The expenditure is debitable to Demand No. “65”, Major Head “2810” Ministry of Non-ConventionalEnergy Sources, Solar Engery Programme 03 - Demonstration & Technology Utilization and Market De-velopment, 03.00.31 Grants-in-Ald during the cureent financial year 2004-05 (Plan).7. This issues under the powers delegated to this Ministry with the concurrence of IFD, MNES videtheir sanction No. IFD/SAN/105/275/2004-05 dated 1/9/2004.8. This sanction order has been noted at Sl. No. 6 at page 93-94 in the expenditure Register.

Yours faithfaully,

(Smt Krishna Sharma)Under Secreatary to the Govt. of India

Ph. No. 24361862 (Extn. 1036)

Copy to :-1. Principal Director of Audit, Scienctific Departments, AGCR Building, I. P.

Estate, New Delhi- 110 002.2. Director, Non-Conventional Energy Development Agency (NEDA), Vibhuti Khand,

Gomtinagar, Lucknow- 226 010.3. Principal Scientific Officer, Ministry of Non-Conventional Energy Sources,

Regional Officer, A-1/18, Sector-H, Aliganj, Lucknow- 226024.4. Cash Section, MNES (3 copies).5. Adv (EVRS) Dir (RCT) / Dir (PS) / Dir (F) / PSO(DN) / US (ST) /AO (F)6. Sanction folder.

(Smt Krishna Sharma)Under Secreatary to the Govt. of India

Ph. No. 24361862 (Extn. 1036)

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Annexure

(Inclusion in this does not imply to commednation/approval by MNES of any Organisation)

1. Administrative Staff College of India (ASCI), Bella Vista, Hyderabad-500082.

2. Andhra Pradesh Industrual and Technical Consultancy Organisation Ltd. (APITCO), 8th Floor,Parlsrama Bhavanam, Basheerbagh, Hyderabad-500029.

3. Industrial & Technical Consultancy Organisation of Tamil Nadu (ITCOT), 50-A, Greams Road,Chennai-600006.

4. Madhya Pradesh Consultancy Organisation Ltd. Gangotri, T.T. Nagar, Bhopal-462003.

5. Maharashtra Industrial and Technical Consultancy Organisation Ltd. (MITCON), PO Box No. 923,Kubeara Chambers, Shivaji Nagar, Pune- 411005.

6. North India Technical Consultancy Ltd. S.C.O.-131-132, Chandigarh-160017.

7. Gujarat Indistrial and Technical Consultancy Organisation Ltd. (GITCO), opposite Sardar PatelStadium, Stadium Road, Navrangpura, Ahmedabad.

8. Solar Energy Society of India (Eastern Regional Chapter) c/o IC Design & Fabrication Centre,Department of Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering Jadavpur University, Kolkata-700032.

9. Tatal Energy Research Institute (TERI), Darbari Seth Block, India Habitat Centre, Loadi Road, NewDelhi-110003.

10. Institute for Energy Studies, Anna University, Chennai-600025.

11. School of Energy Studies, Jadavpur University, Kolkata-700032.

12. National Productivity Council, 1037, Sector-27-B, Chandigarh.

13. Department of Bio Energy, College of Agricultural Engg., Tamil Nadu Agricultural University,Coimbatore-641003.

14. School of Energy, Bharathidasan University, Khajamai Campus, Tiruchirappalli- 620023.

15. Integrated Rural Technology Centre, Mundur, Palakkad- 678592.

16. Indian Institute of Technology, Hauz Khas, New Delhi-110016 (Prof. P.V.R. lyer, Deptt. of ChemicalEngineering).

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No. 1/1/ 2004-P & CMinistry of Non-Conventional Energy Sources

(Planning & Coordination Division)

Block NO. 14, CGO Complex,Lodi Road,New Delhi-110003

Dated : 12th May, 2004To

The Pay & Accounts Officer,Ministry of Non-Conventional Energy Sources,New Delhi-110 003.

Subject : Sanction of Continuation of Programmes/ Schemes of the Ministry of Non-ConventionalEnergy Sources for 2004-2005.

Sir,Sanction of the President is hereby conveyed for the continuation of the following Programmes/

Schemes of the Ministry of Non-Conventional Energy Sources for 2004-2005.

Sl. No. Programmes/Schemes BudgotEstimates2004-05

(Rs. in Core)1. Wind power 15.002. Small Hydro Powar 35.003. Biomass Power/Congonoration 15.004. Biomass Gasification 10.005. Solar Pholovoltaic Power 10.006. Solar Thermal Power 2.007. Biogas Programme (NBMMP) 27.008. Improved Chulha 0.309. CBP/IBP 0.2210. Rural Energy Enterpreneurship/ Institutional 0.05

Development11. Women & Renewable Energy Development 0.0312. Remote Village Electrification Programme 200.0013. SPV Demonstration & Utilization Programme 30.0014. SPV Water Pumps 15.0015. R & D for Renewable Energy Technologies 10.0016. Small Wind Energy Systems 2.0017. Solar Thermal Programme 12.0018. Energy 15.00

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19. Information & Publicity 5.0020. Special Area Demonstration Programme (Energy Parks) 5.0021. Integarated Rural Energy Progamme (IREP) 10.0022. R & D for New Technology 15.0023. International Cooperation 1.1024. TIFAD 1.0025. Business Development & Export Promotion 0.0526. HRD & Training 1.5027. Regional Office 2.1528. State Nodai Agencies 1.0029. Technology Commercialisation Fund (NETCOF) 0.0530. Sominrs/ Symposium 0.3031. NIRE 6.0032. Centre for Wind Energy Technology 8.0033. Eauity IREADA 50.00

* only for meeting past liabities

The above programmes/ will be during 2004-05 as per the same terms and conditions as con-tained in the saction orders issued for 2003-2004, unless otherwise modified or amended.

3. This issues under the delegated powers of the Ministry of Non Conventional Energy Source andwith concurrence of IFD vide sanction No. IFD/SAN/105/26/2004-2005.

(Dr. D.K. Khare)Director

Copy to :1. Sr. Adviser/ AS & FA/JS (SK) /Adv (EVRS) /Adv (KCK) /Adv 9AKG)/

Adv (TCT) /Adv (NPS) /Adv (BB) /Adv (KPS) /Adv (SM) /MD (IREDA)2. All Directors/ PSOs3. Dir (Finance)4. Sr. PPS to Secretary5. PS to Minister6. Cash Section7. IFD, MNES8. All State Nodai Departments/ State Nodai Agencies9. All10. Section Folder

(Dr. D.K. Khare)Director

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No. 11/6/ 2004-STGovernment of India

Ministry of Non-Conventional Energy Sources

Block NO. 14, CGO Complex,Lodi Road,New Delhi-110003

Dated : 20.1. 2005To

The Pay & Accounts Officer,Ministry of Non-Conventional Energy Sources,New Delhi-110 003.

Subject : Allocation of CFA and release of funds for 2004-05 solar cooker programme in the stateof Uttar pradesh by NEDA.

Sir,As per Ministry's Adminstrative issued vide letter No. 11/1/2003 ST, dated 24.4.2003 and in accor-

dance with NEDAs letter No. 2323/sc-51/2004-05 dated 26.10.2004, I am directed to convey the sanctionof the President of India for installation of 3000 box type and 500 dish type solarcookers in the state of Uttar Pradesh by NEDA, UP during 2004-05 Demonstration, Scheme with a CFA ofRs. 18,25 lakhs as per details given below :

MNES support/incentivea) 1500 ISI marked box cookers @ Rs. 200/- Rs. 3,00,000/-b) 1500 Non-ISI box cookers @ Rs. 100/- Rs. 1,50,000/-c) Support for 500 dish solar cookers

@ Rs. 2750/- including service charges Rs. 13,75,000/-

Total MNES support Rs. 18,25,000/-

Actual support/incentive will, however, be based on the sale made by the agency in respect of ISI/non-ISI mark solar cookers the agency will ensure that the box cookers for which higher incentive is claimedfrom MNES are from those manufacturers who have either obtained

3. I am furhter directed to convey the sanction of the President of India for release of an amount of Rs.14, 00 lakhs to Director. NEDA as advance towards first installment of the funds allocated to NEDA forimplementing the programme. Further release will be considered after furnishing the documents for theutilization of these funds and the progress made as per the guidelines of Administrative Approval.

4. An amount of Rs. 14, 00 lakhs (Rupees fourtee lakhs) will be withdrawn by DDO, MNES anddisbursed to the Director, NEDA Vibhuti Khand, Gomtinagar, Lucknow-226010 by an Accounts PayeeDemand Draft.

5. The terms and conditions for the sanction will remain same as commuincated vide AdministrativeApproval and as per the General Inanchal Rules.

6. All the terms and conditions slipulated in the Administrative Approval have been followed.

7. The utilization certificate and audited statement of accounts for the period ending 31.3.2005 shall

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be submitted by 30.9.2005 the accounts will be selled after submitting the audited documents and theprogress report as per the requirement of Administrative Approval.

8. The expenditure is debitable to Demand No. 65, Major Head 2810, Ministry of Non ConvetionalEnergy Sources, Solar Energy Programme 03- Demonstration & Technology Utilization and Market Devel-opment 03.00.31 Grant in Aid during the year 2004-2005 (Plan).9. This sanction issues under the powers delegated to this Ministry and wiht the concurrence of IFD,MNES vide their Sanction No. IFD/SAN/105/665/2004-05 dated 19.1.05.10. This sanction order has been noted in Expenditure Control Register at page No. 47-48 Sr. No. 16.

Yours faithfully

(Mrs Krishna Sharma)UnderSecretary to the Govt. of India

Ph. No. 24361862 (Extn. 1036)

Copy to :-

1. Principal Director of Audit, Scienctific Departments, AGCR Building,I. P. Estate, New Delhi- 110 002.

2. Director, Non-Conventional Energy Development Agency (NEDA), Vibhuti Khand,Gomtinagar, Lucknow- 226 010.

3. Principal Scientific Officer, Ministry of Non-Conventional Energy Sources,Regional Officer, A-1/18, Sector-H, Aliganj, Lucknow- 226024.

4. Cash Section, MNES (3 copies).5. Adv (EVRS) Dir (RCT) / Dir (PS) / Dir (F) / PSO(DN) / US (ST) /AO (F)6. Sanction folder.

(Smt Krishna Sharma)Under Secreatary to the Govt. of India

Ph. No. 24361862 (Extn. 1036)

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LIST OF KNOWN MANUFACTURERS/SUPPLIERS OF SLOAR COOKERSSl. Name & Address of Telephone/FaxNo. manufacturer

BOX SOLAR COOKER

DELHI1. M/s Bharat Engineering Co. 011-5102573

WZ - 1, Phool Bagh, (Fax) 011-5119155Rampura, Delhi- 110035

2. M/s J.N. Enterprises, 011-2278870F-12, Navin Shahdara, Delhi.

3. M/s Energy & Environment System 011-5032019A-1/1, Vijay Enclave, Dabri Palam Road, (Fax) 5036000New Delhi-110045

4. Easy Photovoltech Pvt. Ltd. Telefax : 011-2430047/2430050G-80/B, 11, Japiter Business Center Extn. 212Vikas Marg, Laxmi NagarDelhi- 110092

PUNJAB5. M/s Vishvakarma Solar Energy Co. 01826-22523

G.T. Road, Phillour, Distt. Jallandhar -22217Punjab

HIMANCHAL PRADESH6. M/sSuntron Energy 01892-64034

11, Industrial Area, Kangra, H.P.BIHAR7. M/s IN KAS India 0657 - 421334/223708

E/14, Zinnia Block, Ashiana Gardens, (Fax) 0657 - 421334Sonari, Jameshedupur- 831001

MADHYA PRADESH8. M/s Fair Fabricators 0731-491488/ 721472

142, Tilak Nagar, Indore - 452001 Fax : 4903689. M/s Sun-N-Shade, 0731-480930

14/1, G.N.T. Market, 0731-480931Dhar Road, Indore-452001

10. M/s Classic Solar Devices 07622-52525C/o Shri N.C. Gupta -54848Near Shambu TalkiesNai Basti, Katni- 483501, M.P.

CHATTISGARII11. M/s Cosmo Products, 0771-422323

Ashoka Complex, PachpedhiNaka (Fax) 0771-422323Dhamatari Road, Raipur-492 001

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MAHARASHTRA12. M/s Sharda Inventions 0254- 352444

94/1, MIDC, Satpur (Fax) - 353853Nashik- 422007

13. M/s Ghagare Engg. (P) Ltd. 0212-5448880105/30, "Matru Krupa" -5433112nd Lane,Behind Gogate Petrol Pump (Fax) 0212-5433123Off. Karve Road, Pune-411 004

UTTAR PRADESH14. M/s FRP Point, (Telefax) 0522-440299

G-3, Sarojini Nagar, Ph.: 0522-440004-8 Extn. : 2607Industrial Area, Lucknow- 226008

15. M/s Universal Engineers Enterprises 0591-493619Garg Bhavan, Prince Road (Telefax) 0591-499768Gandhi Nagar, Moradabad (U.P.)

16. M/s Ideal Solar Energy Centre (Fax) 0522 -457390568, kha/504, Rajni Complex Ph.: 0522-460946Geeta Palli, Alambagh, Lucknow

173. M/s Rohtas Electronics, Ph.: 0512-30556415/268/B, Civil lines, kanpur-208001 Telefax : 0512-305390

18. M/s J.K. Constructions 0517-480519Shop No. 3 Talwar MarketNear Transfarmer, Shivpuri Road,Jhansi (U.P.)

19. M/s Solar Equipment Mfg. Co., 8557126C-3, Sector-6, Noida- 201302

GUJRAT20. M/s Yantra Vidyalaya, 02622-20258

Post Box No.4 Suruchi Vasahat, -20095Bardoli-394601, Distt. Surat (Fax) 02622-23434

21. M/s Gita Furniture 079-5631604A/105, B.G. Towers (Ground Floor) 079-5626686Delhi Darwaja, Sahibaug Road (Fax) 5626471Ahemedabad-380004

22. M/s Piniball Mfg. Co. 0265-642747147, G.I.D.C. Estate -333629Makarpura, Vadodara-390010 (Fax) 336287

23. M/s Rural Engineering School Telefax : 02847-53104Rojmal, Tal : Gadhada (SN)District Bhavnagar-364750, Gujrat

24. M/s Surya International Ph. : 0265-781427/ 781428"SURYA", 159, Kenya Nagar Telefax: 0265-781221Vadodara-390 008

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25. M/s Solar Energy Service 0265-33767421-B, Jalaram Nagar, B/h Mother SchoolNr ISKON Temple, Gotri RoadVadodara- 390 015

26. Khadi Gramodhyog Prayog Samiti 079-7559382Gandhi AshramAhmedabad-27

TAMILNADU27. M/s Usha Engineering Works 04174-73613

Trunk Road, Madanur- 635804Vellore District- Tamilnadu

WEST BENGAL28. M/s Geetanjali Solar Enterprises 033-4420773 / 4424027

P/14, Kasba Industrial Estate (Fax) 033-4420773Phase-I, E.M. Bye Pass, Kolkata-700078 e-mail : gse@cal. vsnl.net.in

29. M/s Surya Enterprises6/80/4, Bkjoygarh,Kolkata-7000 048

30. M/s Partha Associates 033-5215416305, Jessore RoadKolkata- 700 048

* Supply solar cookers with electrical back up+ Manufacturers who have applied to Bureau of Indian Standards for ISI markCONCENTRATING SOLAR COOKERS1. M/s Gandhia Solar Energy Systems (P) Ltd. Telefax : 02632-36703

Plot No. 86, OLD GIDC e-mail :Gundlav, Valsad- 396 035, Gujarat deepak gadhia@yahoo.com-Manufacturing all types of concentrating gadhiasolar@vsnl.comsolar cookers (Dish, Scheffler & Solar steamcooking systems)

2. M/s Solar Alternatives Tel. 0612-254487St. Mary's Church Compound (Fax) 227903Phulwari Sharif e-mail: solarpatna@yahoo.comPatna-801505 siphulco@dte.ysnl.net.in-Manufacturing all types of concentratingsolar cookers (Dish, Scheffler & Solar steamcooking systems)

3. M/s TINYTECH PLANTS Tel.: 0281-468485 / 468485Tagore Road, Fax: 0281-467552 / 433231Rajkot- 360002 e-mail: tinvtech@tinytechindia.com-Manufacturing Scheffler & Dish Solar Cookers

4. M/s Eco Solar Systems (India) Ltd. Tel: 020-4336999 / 43301422035/2, Sadashiv Peth, Tilak Road, (Fax) 4336412

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Pune- 411030 e-mail: ecosolar@ecosolar.com-Manufacturing Scheffler & Dish Solar Cookers

5. M/s Dhara Engineering Tel.: 079-6447337 / 6401336Opp. Union Bank of IndiaChandra Colony Corner,B/S Maruti Service StationC.G. Road, Ahmedabad-380 006-Manufacturing Scheffler Cookers

6. M/s Sharada Inventions Tel. : 0253-352444 / 35284494/1, MIDC Satpur Fax: 0253- 353853Nashik-422007 E-mail: sharadainv@satyam.net.in-Manufacturing Scheffler & Dish Solar Cookers

7. Essential Equipments Tel: 0256-220291Takali Karyalaya, Bhide BaagDeour, Dhule- 424002Maharashtra-Manufacturing Scheffler & Dish Solar Cookers

8. M/s Multi Crafts India 040-7505107 / 62126416-1-101/3, Padmarao Nagar (Fax) 040-7504321Secunderabad-500025-Manufacturing Scheffler & Dish Solar Cookers

9. Solar Thermal Appliances Tel : 6301010Plot No. 45, Rajpur Extn. Colony, e-mail : solthermpaul@yahoo.co.inKhasra No. III, Maidan Garhi,New Delhi - 110068

10. Sustainable Development Agency (SDA) Tel: 5593449Regional Office (North), C/114 Fax : 5617894Panchavati Apartments, Vikas PuriNew Delhi- 110018-Manufacturing Dish Solar Cookers

11. M/s Safe Environmental Energy Devices & Tel : 5549126 (P.P.)System (SEEDS) Mobile : 9810665076204-A, GG-1, Vikas PuriNew Delhi-110018- Supplying Dish Solar Cookers

12. M/s Bright Energy System Tel : 742212726, Veer Nagar, G.T. Road Mobile :9810125179Delhi- 110007- Supplying Dish Solar Cookers

13. M/s Tata BP Solar India Ltd. 080-8521016 (4 lines)Plot No. 78, Electronics City (Fax) 080-8520116 / 972Hosur Road, Bangalore-561229 e-mail : tatabp@solar.ind.bp.com- Supplying Dish Solar Cookers

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M/s Tata BP Solar India Ltd. 011-3411537-8-9Regional office (Northern) Fax : Extn 2070-73, U.G.F. World Trade Centre, E-mail :Barakhamba lanebarara.tbpnro@mantraonline.comNew Delhi-110001- Supplying Dish Solar Cookers

14. M/s Surya Jyoti Devices India (P) Limited Tel: 6834129 / 6834822Surya Jyoti House, E-3, Lajpat Nagar-II Fax : 6839444New Delhi - 110024 E-mail :Suntime@de13.VSnl.net.in- Supplying Dish Solar Cookers

15. Ankshu Solar Cooker# 6, Prashanth Layout, Kodige HalliKadugodi PostBangalore-560067- Supplying Dish Solar Cookers

CARDBOARD SOLAR COOKER1. M/s Kumar Printers Pvt. Ltd. Tel: 011-6820519 & 6841807

F-30/3, Okhla Industiral Area Phase II Fax : 011-6841802New Delhi-110020

2. Sustainabad Development Agency (SDA) Tel : 5593449Regional office (North), C/114, Fax : 5617894Panchavati Apartments, VikaspuriNew Delhi- 110018

LIST OF TEST CENTRES OF MNES

National Referral Centre

1. Dr. T.C. Tripathi Ph.: 0124-79207Adviser & HeadSolar Energy CentreGwal Pahari, GurgaonHaryana

Regional Test Centres

2. Prof. P. Muthusubramanium Ph. : 0452-858689School of Energy Fax: 0452-859139Environment and Natural ResourcesMadurai Kamraj UniversityMadurai-625021

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3. Prof. B.S. Pathak Ph. : 02692-31332Director - 30538Sardar Patel Renewable Energy Fax : 02692-47982Research InstituteP.B. No.2, Vallabh Vidyanagar-388120

4. Prof. P.B. Vidyasagar Ph.: 020-5655201Department of Physics - 5656061School of Energy StudiesUniversity of PoonaPoona-411 07

5. Prof. S.K. Sharma Ph.: 0172-541944Energy Research Centre Fax : 0172-541944Punjab UniversityChandigarh-0160 014

6. Prof. Samir Kumar Saha Ph.: 033-4732853School of Energy Studies Fax : 033-4736236Jadavpur UniversityCalcutta-700 032

7. Prof. R.L. Sawhney Ph.: 0731-460309Centre of Energy Studies & Research Fax: 0731-470372Devi Ahilya VishwnvidyalayaKahandwa Road CampusIndore-452 001

LIST OF ADITYA SOLAR SHOPS

Aditya Solar Shop Aditya Solar Shop Aditya Solar ShopShivaji Stadium Sewak Road, 2nd Mile Suresh Plaza MarketBus Terminus WBSB Complex, Siliguri First Floor, Behind VikasConnaught Place, District Darjeeling (W.B.) Bhawan, Agra, (U.P.)New Delhi-110 001 Tel.: (0353) 548342 Tel.: (0562) 355937Aditya -Neema Solar Shop Aditya Solar Shop Aditya Soar Shop22, Montieth Road, Egmore Arindom Shopping Complex Upica Handloom HouseChennai-600 008 'Orion Tower' Ist Floor Gomti SanthanpurTel: (044) 8555713 / Christianbasti, G.S. Road Kanpur (U.P.)8513034 Guwahati-781005 Tel.: (0512) 234007Tel. Fax: (044) 8555716 Tel.: (0361) 621006

Fax : (0361) 548475Aditya Solar Shop Aditya Solar Shop Aditya Solar ShopKesavadasapuram Shop No. 21, Shubham Vikas SadanUllur Road (N.H.) Market DRDA office ComplexThiruvananthapuram Opposite Ram Mandir (Opp.New Court)695 004 Bhubaneswar - 751001 Gurgaon, HariyanaTel.: (0471) 440121 Tel.: (0674) 516724 Tel.: 91-6339658Fax : (0471) 449458 Fax : (0674) 504899

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Aditya Solar Shop Aditya Solar Shop Aditya Solar ShopAlipore (Opposite Zoo) Shop No.6 Janpath Market Shop No. 23 SahakarKolkata-700 027 Lucknow, (U.P.) Vaibhav BuildingTel.: (033) 4790406 Tel.: 0522-217073 Jafagate, Nava Mondha

Fax: 0522-217073 Aurangabad, MaharashtraTel.: (02432) 345744

Aditya Solar Shop Aditya Solar Shop Aditya Solar ShopRamakrishna Mission Door No. XI, 1/23 19, No. 247, ThiruvalluvarAshrama Opposite North Square Salai, PillaithottamNarendrapur-743 508 Paramara Road, Pondicherry-605013South 24 Parganas (W.B.) Near Town Hall, Cochin Tel.:Tel.: (033) 4770975 Kerala 252834 / 252820 / 253052Fax : (033) 4772070 Tel.: (0484) 395528 Fax : 0413- 251494

Fax : (0484) 532862

Aditya Solar Shop Aditya Solar Shop Aditya Solar ShopC.G.R.1, Nehru Place Near Zila Parishad Shantivan Ashram ofTonk Road, Jaipur Company Bagh, Jalandhar BrahmakumarisRajasthan Punjab Abu Road, RajasthanTel. : (0141) 382759 Tel.: (0181) 891637 Tel.: (02974) 28298Fax : (0141) 380928

Aditya Solar Shop Aditya Solar Shop Aditya Solar Shop5-8-207/2 Pisgah Complex UK Academy Stadium Nachan Road, Distt.Hotel Yatrlk Compound Complex BurdwanNampally, Hyderabad Agartala, Tripura Durgapur-4, West Bengal500 001 (0381) 225900 Tel.: 0343-570244Tel.: (3202391 / 3203692Fax : (040) 3201666

Aditya Solar Shop Aditya Solar Shop Aditya Solar ShopUrja Bhavan, Kasumpti 519/19, Varuna Bridge Road A-88, Tuikual South8-A SDA Complex Near Taj Gangesh Temple Square, AiznwlShimla- 171009 Nadeshwar, Varanasi. (U.P.) 796001Tel.: (0177) 222635 Tel.: (0542) 345063 MizoramFax : (0177) 221783 Tel.: 0389-312527

Aditya Solar Shop Aditya Solar Shop Aditya Solar ShopUrja Bhavan, Main Road Surya Complex Shop No. State Bank of KotwaliNo. 2 Shivaji Nagar 2,5,35, Civil Lines RoadBhopal - 461016 Mahatma Gandhi Marg Near Uphar Gas AgencyTel.: (0755) 556245 / 553672 Allahabad, (U.P.) Ballia, (U.P.) Tel : 25130Fax : (0755) 556566 Tel.: (0532) 422437

Aditya Solar Shop Aditya Solar Shop Aditya Solar ShopSanjay Bazar, 355 Ladakh EcologicalKishen Nagar, Dehradun Development Group, Karzoo(U.P.) Leh-194101 (J & K)Tel.: (0135) 758246 Tel .: 53221

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No. 72/12/2004-RVE (VESP) Dated.......15.2.2005To,

Shri G. PatnaikDirectorNon-Conventional Energy Development Agency (NEDA),Vibhuti Khand, Gomti Nagar,Lucknow- 226 010

Subject : Development of proposals for test projects for village Energy Security underRemote village Electrification Programme.

Sir,As you are aware, this Ministry had a series of meetings with senior officials from different states,

including Uttar Pradesh, for developement of proposals for taking up test projects on Village Energy Secu-rity under the Remote Village Electrification Programme.

2. However, despite interaction with the officials from NEDA no preliminary proposals have been re-ceived by the Ministry so far from U.P. Only three proposals have been received directly from an NGO,namely, Development Alternatives. These are required to be examined by NEDA and forwarded to theMinistry for consideration, if found suitable as per the guidelines / format circulated by MNES.

3. Also, despite disecussion about development of proposals for Village Energy Security for RaeBareli, no proposals have so far been recreived.

4. You are requested to kindly take early action in the matter and have the implementing agenciesidentified and proposals developed and forwarded to this Ministry at the earliest so as to include themunder the VESP Programme.

Thanking you,Yours faithfully,

(Dr. Mrs. Parveen Dhamija)Director

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ANNESURE-II

FORMAT FOR PREPARATION OF PRELIMINARY PROPOSALS FORTEST PROJECTS ON CREATING ENERGY SECURITY IN VILLAGES THROUGH BIOMASS

1. Name & Full Address of the Implementing Agency(Forest Department / DRDA / NGO)

2. Name & Full Address of State Nodal Deptt. / Agency3. Name of Gram Panchayat, Block & District4. No. of Villages under Gram Panchayat5. Name of Village / hamlet nalected for the Project6. Village census code7. Distance from nearest road-head8. Distance from the grid9. Total population of the village / hamlet10. Main / Famaie ratio11. Rate of literacy12. No. of households13. Number of Hamlets/ Dalit Daslia in Village14. Type of Social Structure15. Community buildings - school, PHC, panchayat ghat, etc.16. Main occupation, Indicating cash crops17. Biomass resource availability - type of biomass, local fuel wood/ oil-seed

bearing species, if any18. Availability of fallow land / wasle land / uncultivated land etc. for energy plantations19. Availability of water20. Indicativa Estimate of Energy Demand

(a) Household - cooking, lighting, other(b) Community services, Including streellights(c) Irrigation / Agriculture Operations(d) Commercial(e) Industrial

21. Existing pattern of energy / fuel use and average monthly expenditure per household.22. Exisiting renewable energy devivces in the village, if any23. Biomass Technolony package proposed to be deployed24. Indicative capacity of the energy systems.25. Role of local community in planning, implementation and management, Including revenue

management.26. Details of any local NGO already associated with the village / hamlet27. Any other information.

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No. 10/3/ 2005-UICAGovernment of India

Ministry of Non-Conventional Energy Sources(Urban Industrial and Commercial Applications Group)

Block NO. 14, CGO Complex,Lodi Road,New Delhi-110003

Dated : 25.07.2005To,

Chief Secretaries of State GovernmentsAdministrators of Union TerritoriesHead of State Nodal AgenciesMunicipal Corporations/Urban Loacal Bodies

Subject : Accelerated Programme on Energy Recovery from Urban Wastes Sanctionfor the Year 2005-06 Regarding.

Sir,

I am directed to convey the sanction of the Government of India for the implementation of 'Acceler-ated Programme on Energy Recovery from Urban Wastes' during the year 2005-06. The scheme providesfor financial assistance for setting up of projects for recovery of energy from Urban wastes and indcentivesto State Nodal Agencies. The scheme also provides for grants-in-aid for organization seminars, work-shops, training courses, etc. on the subject of energy from urban wastes. The details of this programmeare given below :

1.1 The expenditure on this scheme will be met from the provisions under Demand No. 65 for 2005-06as per the following details :

Major Head 281060.103 Energy from Urban and Agricultural Waste (Minor Head)01 Energy from Urban/Municipal Waste01.0.31 Grants-in-aid Rs. 100 lakh01.00.33 Subsidies Rs. 700 lakh

2. OBJECTIVES

2.1 The main objectives of the proposed National Programme on Energy Recovery from Urban Wasteare as follows :

* To accelerate the promotion of setting up of projects for recovery of energy from urban wastes;* To create conducive conditions and environment, with fiscal and financial regime, to develop, dem-

onstrate utilisation of wastes for recovery of energy; and* To harness the available potential of MSW-to-energy by the year 2017.

3. IMPLEMENTATION ARRANGEMENTS

3.1 The Scheme shall be implemented by Municipal Corporations, other Urban Local Bodies, Govt.Institution and Private Developers having teachincal and managerial capabilities for implementing suchprojects. In cases where debt financing if involved, IREDA, financial institutions, ro commercial banks shall

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forward the proposals to MNES, alongwith their Appraisal Notes and all the statutory clearances. An ad-vance copy of the proposal may be sent to MNES directly. In case of the self-financed projects, requestsaccompanied with Detailed Project Reports and all the statutory clearances will need to be sent to MNESbefore the commencement of execution work for the project.

4. DETAILS OF FINANCIAL ASSISTACE

4.1 FinancialAssistance (FA) to be provided for the projects based on different technologies and wasteswill be given below :

Commercial projects for MSW in fast track mode

4.2 Projects for power generation from MSW through a two-stage process involving production of RDFby processing of MSW and it's combustion for generation of power are proposed to be taken u in a fasttrack mode. The strategy includes development of projects for specific cities and inviting bids from projectdevelopers and enterpreneurs for setting up these projects on Public Private Parthership basis. The devel-opers will be selected on the basis of a bid for minimum amount of financial assistance (or viability gap'funding) within an overall ceiling of Rs. 1.50 crore per MW. Thus, the financial assistance to be provided foreach project will be determined through a process of competitive bidding after preparing a Detailed ProjectReport (DPR). State Nodal Agencies, Municipal Corporations or other professional organizations such asIL & FS, IREDA, HUDCO, TOCOs etc, will carry out the project development and bidding through atranparent tendering process.

Projects based on high rate biomethanation technology

4.3 Financial assistance of Rs. 2.0 crore/ MW will be provided for projects based on power generationfrom MSW through high rate biomethanation technology.

Demonstration projects for power generation for MSW through new technologies

4.4 With the objective of developing indigenous capabilities as well as for demonstration of variousnew and emerging technologies, financial assistance will be provided to the extent of 50% of the projectcost, subject to a maximum of Rs. 3.0 crore/ MW for setting up demonstration projects based of gasifica-tion/pyrolysis and plasma are technologies.

Power generation at sewage treatment plants

4.5 Financial assistance @ 40% of the project cost subject to a maximum of Rs. 2.0 crore/MW shallbe provided for projects for generation of power from biogas being produced at Sewage Treatment Plants.Project cost will include the cost of engine-genset, H2S removal plant and other related equipment.

Power generation from other urban wastes

4.6 Financial assistance @ 50% of project cost subject to upper limit of Rs. 3.0 crore/MW shall beprovided for setting up projects based on biomethanation technology for power generation from cattledung, vegetable market and slaughterbouse wastes generated in the urban areas. For cattle dung basedprojects, eligible project capacity would be 250 kW and above. In case of projects for generation of onlybiogas for thermal application, the FA will be limited to Rs. 1.0 crore/MW eq. (i.e. biogas production of12000 cu.m/day).

Other Provisions

4.7 Any waste of renewable nature of biomass can be mixed to the extent of 25% with MSW.

4.8 Financial assistance provided for any single project will be limited to Rs. 8.0 crore for projects indifferent categories covered under paras 4.2 to 4.6.

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4.9 Financial assistance of 20% higher than those specified for different categories of projects will beprovided for projects in North Eastern Region and Special Category States, namely, Himachal Pradesh, J& K, Sikkim and Uttranchal.

5. PROMOTIONAL INCENTIVES

Project Development Assistance

5.1 The programme for fast track promotion of projects for power generation from MSW involves de-velopment of a project document for specific cities for determining the capital subsidy required as viabilitygap funding thorugh a process of competitive bidding. It is expected that State Nodal Agencies, HUDCO,IREDA, IL & FS, TOCOs etc, will develop the projcets with the help of consultants, as necessary, fo theMunicipal Corporations and Urban Local Bodies. Project Developement Assistance of Rs. 10 lakh perproject can be provided for this activity involving the following :

� Analysis of MSW and assessment of quantity;� Identification of project site;� Preparation of MSW collection and transportation plan� Finalisation of tie-up with the ULBs for land lease and supply of waste;� Finalisation of power pruchase agreement;� Development of a bankable project with Feasibility Repoet and the DPR;� Preparation of the bid document for inviting bids for viability gap funding;� Firming up of means of project finance;� Assistance in entire process of bidding;� Obtaining all statutory clearances for the project; and� Providing assistance and supervision during execution and commissioning.In case of other projects, financial assistance of 50% of the cost of preparation of Detailed Project Reportssubject to a maximum of Rs. 1.00 lakh per project will be provided. This assistance will be released at thetime of sanction of financial assistance for the project.

Incentive to State Nodal Agencies

5.2 An incentive of 1% of the MNES financial assistance wih an upper limit of Rs. 5.00 lakh per projectshall be payable to the State Nodal Agencies (SNA) to facilitate the development and implementation of theprojects and monitoring for a period of one year after commissioning. This will be restricted to Rs. 2.0 lakhper project in case SNA also undertakes the project development work.

Financial Assistance for training and awareness creation

5.3 Financial assistance may be provided upto a maximum of Rs. 3.00 lakh per event for organisationof training courses, business meets, seminars, workshops and awareness raising activities on case-to-basis.

6. RELEASE OF FINANCIAL ASSISTACNCE

6.1 The financial assistance will be released by the Ministry in two installments as follows :

i. First installment of 50% of eligible subsidy to the FI (or the Lead FI) lending for the projects foronward release to the developer as contribution towards project equity after release of the firstinstallment of loan;

ii. Balance 50% of the eligible subsidy after successful commissioning of the project as per DPRnorms and operation of the project for three months, including at least 72 hours continuous opera-tion at a minimum of 80% of the rate capacity.

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6.2 In case of the projects set up by the developers thorugh their won resources, financial assistancewould be released directly to the developers after successful commissioning of the projects.

7. MONITORING MECHANISM

7.1 The concerned State Nodal Agencies will closely monitor the execution of the projects and providegidance for their timely completion and submit monthly progress reports to MNES. MNES may also moni-tor the progress of implementation of projects as well as their performance through a Monitoring Commit-tee consisting of representatives from the MNES, financail institution (s) / banks and State Nodal Agencies.

7.2 As regards the monitoring of performance of projects, including the limit of utilisation of ther wastesof renewable nature and biomass, MNES may also engage the services of independent third party entities.

8. OTHER SUPPORT MEASURES

Research & Development

8.1 Financial support will be provided for R&D projects on cost sharing basis in accordance with theR&D Policy of the MNES, Financial support may also be provided for projects involving Applied R&D andStudies on resource assessment, technology upgradation and performance evaluation. This will be gov-erned by procedures/guidelines being issued by the R&D Division of MNES separately.

9. In case of any ambiguity in interpretation of provisions of this scheme, the decision of the MNESshall be final.

10. Hon'ble Superme Court held a hearing on May 6, 2005 on a Writ Petition No. 888/1996 and ordered,inter-alia, that till the position in clear the Governement would not sanction any further subsidies for projectsbased on Municipal Solid Wastes. Accordingly, no subsidy will be sanctioned for such projects untill furtherorders of Hon'ble Supreme Court in this regard.

11. This issues with the approval of competent authority and concurrence of IFD vide their diary No.IFD/SAN/106/165/2005-06 dated 22.07.2005.

Yours faithfully,

(V. K. JAIN)Principal Scientific Officer

Copy to :Secretary, Ministry of Urban Affairs & Poverty Alleviation.Secretary, Ministry of Enviornment & Forest.Secretary, Development of Science & Technology.Secretary, Planning Commission.Mnaging Director, IREDA and other Financial Institutions/BanksR&D InstitutionsConsultants / Consultancy OrganisationsBusniness / Industry Associations.

Copy for information to :

PS to MOS (NES)Sr. PPS to Secretary, MNESAS&FASr. Adviser, Advisers/Joint Secretary/ Directors, MNESRegional offices of MNES.

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No. 2/1/ 2005-UICAGovernment of India

Ministry of Non-Conventional Energy Sources(Urban Industrial and Commercial Applications Group)

Block NO. 14, CGO Complex,Lodi Road,New Delhi-110003

Dated : 25th July, 2005To

Chief Secretaries of State GovernmentsAdministrators of Union TerritoriesHead of State Nodal AgenciesHeads of IREDA / Banks / FIs

Subject : Accelerated Programme for the recovery of energy / power generation fromindustrial and commercial wastes and effluents for implementation in 2005-06.

Sir,

I am directed to convey the sanction of the Government of India for the implementation of the"Accelerated Programme for the recovery to energy / power generation from industrial and commercialwastes and effluents" during the year 2005-06. The scheme provides for Central Financial Assistance forsetting up of projects for recovery of energy from Industrial Wastes and incentives to State Nodal Agenciesand Financial Institutions. The scheme also provides for Grants-in-Aid to State Nodal Agencies, NGOs andother concerned institutions / organizations for promotional activities i.e. for organizing seminars, work-shops, training courses, etc. and to R&D institution for Research & Development projects on recovery ofenergy from liquid and solid wastes generated in the industrial sectors.

2.0 Objectives

The main objectives of the Accelerated Programme for recovery of energy / power generation fromindustrial wastes are given below :

i) To assess and upgrade various conversion technologies;ii) To create a conducive environment for the development of the sector in the country' andiii) To accelerated the installation of energy recovery projects from industrial wastes with a view toharness the available potential by 2017.

3.0 Scope

The scheme provides for Central Financial Assistance in the form of capital subsidy and Grants-in-Aid in respect of the following activities :

i) Industrial waste to biogasii) Power generation from biogasiii) Power generation from solid industrial waste.iv) Promotional activities.v) R&D Resource assessment, technology upgradation and performance evaluation, etc.

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4.0 Eligibility of projects for Central Financial AssistanceCriteria based on type of wastes

4.1 The eligibility criteria for type of wastes will be :i) Projects based on any bio-waste from industrial / agro-industrial sector (excluding rice

husk and bagasse) that requires pre-processing before utilization for energy recovery.ii) Projcets for co-generation / power generation from available biogas.iii) Mixing of other wastes of renewable nature, including rice husk, bagasse, sewage, cow-

dung, other biomass and industrial effluents, including distillery effluents, upto a maximumof 25% will be permissible.

iv) Projects bases on distillery effluents for generation of biogas, wastes from fossil fuels andwaste heat (flue gases) shall not be supported.

Criteria based on technolgies

4.2 The eligibility criteria for technologies will be :i) Projects based on waste-to-energy conversion technologies, namely, biomethanation, com-

bustion, or a combination thereor.ii) Projects for generation fo power from biogas through 100% biogas engines or steam tur-

bines with a minimum steam pressure of 42 bar.

Criteria based on capacity

4.3 There will be no minimum / maximum limit of projcet capacity.

5.0 Central Financial Assistance (CFA)

Central Financial Assistance to different categories of projects would be given in the form of capitalsubsidy to the promoters and in the form of Grants-to-Aid for other activities, as given below :

5.1 Capital subsidy to the promoters

Wastes/Processes/Technologies Capital Subsidy

1. Industrial waste to Biogasi) Biomethanation of low energy density and Rs. 1.0 crore/MWeq. (12000 Cu.m. biogas per

difficult industrial wastes day)(i.e. dairy, tannery, slaughter house, sugar(liquid), bagasse wash, textile (liquid), paper(liquid) and pharmaceutical industry).

ii) Biomethanathanation of other industrial wastes. Rs. 0.50 crore/MWeq. (12000 Cu.m. biogasper day)

2. Power Generation from Biogasi) Boiler + Steam Turbine Configuration Rs. 0.80 crore/MWii) Biogas Engine / Turbine Configuration Rs. 1.00 crore/ MW

3. Power Generation from Solid Industrial Waste Rs. 0.80 crore/MW(Boiler + Steam Turbine Configuration)

5.2 The capital subsidy will be considered subject to the following :i) The amount of capital subsidy would be calculated on the basis installed capacity.ii) Total Capital subsidy would be limited to Rs. 5.00 crore per project.

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iii) Subsidy amount will be restrictd to 20% of the project cost.iv) In case of Special Category States (NE Region, Sikkim, J&K, Mimanchal Pradesh and

Uttrancha), the capital subsidy would be 20% higher than that for General States. This pro-vision will also be applicable to items (ii & iii) above.

v) In case of ongoing projects sanctioned by the Ministry under the existing interest subsidyscheme, the promoters would be given an option to get the undisbursed CFA amount will beequivalent to the original sanctioned interest subsidy amount, taking the appropriate dis-count factor used in the case of releasing the funds to IREDA/ other FIs/banks, with theproviso that this should not lead to any additional outgo of funds from the Ministry.

vi) The projects already agreed to 'in principale' by the Ministry but could not be sanctioned sofar, would be considered on merit under programme.

5.3 Incentives to State Nodal AgenciesState Nodal Agencies would be provided an incentive / service charge @ 1% of MNES subsidy

restricted to Rs. 5.00 lakh per project, in order to facilitate development of projects and their monitoringduring implementation / post commissioning.5.4 Financial assistance for promotional activities

Financial assistance would be be provided for organizing training courses, business meets, semi-nars / workshop and publicity / awareness on case-to-case basis, subject to a maximum of Rs. 3.0 lakhsper event /activity.5.5 Financial support to R&D project

Financial support would be provided to R&D Applied R&D porjects including studies on resourceassessment, technology upgradation, performanec evaluation, etc. to institutions. industries. This will begoverned by procedures / guidelines being issued by the R&D Division of MNES separately.5.6 Financial support for preparation of DPR

50% of the cost of DPR preparation, limited to Rs. 1.00 lakh/project, will be reimbursed to thepromoters at the time of sanction of project.6.0 Implementation Arrangements6.1 The scheme will be implemented by private and public sector enterprises and organizations, aswell as NGOs. IREDA, other financial institutions or commercial banks, shall foward the Detalied ProjectReports, received from the promoters to the Ministry alongwith their Appraisal Note indicating the techno-economic viability of the projcects, taking into account the eligible capital subsidy. The promoters would berequired to also submit an advance copy of their proposal to the Ministry directly. The prescribed format forsubmission of the proposal is given in the Annexure.6.2 For projects to be implemented without debt financing / loans from domestic. FIs / banks the pro-posals should be directly submitted to the Ministry for financial support.6.3 After receipt of DPR from the promoters, Appraisal Note and copy of loan sanction order fromIREDA/lead bank / FI, and other requisite information / documents from the promoters, the proposal will beexamined in the Ministry, and sanction will be issued for providing capital subsidy in accordance with theprovisions of scheme.7.0 Release of Central Financial Assistance (CFA)7.1 The entire capital subsidy amount would be released directly to the lead bank/ lending financialinstitution for the purpose of offsetting the loan amount only after successful commissioning of project asper DPR norms and receipt of copies of statutory clearances and requisite project relating information/documents. The condition of successful commissioning of the project would, inter-alia, imply operation ofthe project for three months, including at least 72 hours continous operation at minimum 80% or ated

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capacity.7.2 The incentives to State Nodal Agencies would be released after successful commissioning of theproject.7.3 In case the projcet is set up by the developer through his own resources, the CFA would be re-leased directly to the developer after successful commissioning (as per item 7.1 above) of the project.8.0 Monitoring Mechanisms8.1 The concerned State Nodal Agencies will be closely monitor the execution of the on-going projectsand provide guidance for their timely completion. They would also submit periodic progress reports toMNES.8.2 MNES will also monitor the progress of implementation of the projects as well as their performaceregularly through a Monitoring Committee consisting of representatives from MNES financial institution (s)/ banks and State Nodal Agencies.9.0 The aforesaid programm is subject to change (s) and modification (s) as may be decided by theMNES, Govt. of India from time to time, and subject to availability of funds. The Ministry shall in no way beliable for expenditure incurred by promoters for pre-project preparation or other activities, merely on thebasis of this circular and / or related announcements by the Ministry. In case of any dispute on interpreta-tion of any provision under the scheme, the decision of the Ministry shall be final and binding.10.0 The funds required for the implementation of the programme would be met out of allotted budgethead 2810, 02-Energy from Industrial Waste, 02.00.31 (Grants-in-Aid) and 02.00.33 (Subsidies) for theyear 2005-06 (Plan). The physical and financial targets for the year 2005-06 are 4 MW and Rs. 6.50 croresrespectively.11.0 This issues in exercise of powers delegated to this Ministry and with the concurrence of IFD, MNESvide their sanction No. IFD/SAN/106/169/2005-06 dated 25th July, 2005.

Yours faithfully,

(R.C. Tiwari)Director

Copy to :

Secretary, Ministry of Enviornment & Forest.Secretary, Planning Commission.Mnaging Director, IREDA and other Financial Institutions/BanksR&D InstitutionsConsultants / Consultancy OrganisationsBusniness / Industry Associations.Copy for information to :PS to MOS (NES)Sr. PPS to Secretary, MNESAS&FA, MNESSr. Adviser, MNESAll Advisers/Joint SecretaryAll Directors, MNESAll Regional offices of MNES.File No. 2/1/2005-UICA

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AnnexureINDUSTRIAL WASTE-TO-ENERGY PROGRAMME

APPLICATION FORM FOR GRANT OF SUBSIDY UNDER THEACCELERATED PROGRAMME FOR RECOVERY OF ENERGY/POWER

GENERATOR FROM INDUSTRIAL WASTES

1. Name of Promoter/Investor

2. Regd. Office address

Tele No. / Fax No.

3. Postal Address

TLX No. / Fax No./E- Mail

4. Name of Project

5. Nature of the project along with capacity

6. Location - (city/district/state)

7. Name of Financial Institutes (s)with which financial tie-ups havebeen made

8. Total cost of projecta) Pre-project costsb) Capital costc) Other costsd) Total

9. Means of Financinga) Promoter's direct equityb) Loans (with details) from FIsc) From other sources

10. Whether grid-connected or captive

11. Project period (in months)

12. Status of Project

13. Enclosures

a) 2 copies of DPR, including bar charts for schedule of activities for the project.b) Proof of possession of site.c) Details of statutory clearances obtained, (if any)d) Copy of the MoU executed with FIe) Copy of the MoU executed with SEB / other State Agency

Certified that the above information given by me on behalf of my firm / company is correct inall respects and no factual information has been suppressed.

(Signature of the Applicant)

Note : The major / leading FI to forward this application to MNES alongwith the DPR, theirrecommendation and Appraisal Report.

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F.No. 2/2/2005 - UICAGovernment of India

Ministry of Non-Conventional Energy Sources(Urban, Industrial & Commercial Applications Group)

Block No. 14, CGO ComplexLodi Road, New Delhi - 110 003

Date : 25th July, 2005To,

Chief Secretaries of State GovernmentsAdministrarors of Union TerritoriesHeads of State Nodal AgenciesHeads of IREDA / Banks / Fls

Subject : Programme on Biomass Energy and Co-generation (non-bagasse) in Industry for imple-mentation in 2005-06.

Sir,I am directed to convey the sanction of the Government of India for the implementation of the

Programme on “Biomass Energy and Co-generation (non-bagasse) in Industry” during 2005-06. The schemeprovides for Central Financial Assistance for setting up of biomass co-generation (non-bagasse) and bio-mass gasifier projects for generation of thermal and electrical energy in industries and incentives to StateNodal Agencies and Financial Institutions. The scheme also provides for Grants-in-Aid to State NodalAgencies, NGOs and other concerned institutions for promotional activities i.e. for organizing seminars,workshops, training / orientation programmes, technology validation, strategic studies, industry-wise sectoralstudies and performance monitoring & evaluation etc. and promotional incentives for co-generation projectsbased on conventional fuels and rejects.2. Objectives

The main objectives of the programme on Biomass Energy and Co- Generation (non-bagasse) inIndustry are given below :-

i) To encourage the deployment of biomass energy systems in industry for meeting thermaland electrical energy requirements.

ii) To promote decentralized / distributed power generation through supply of surplus power tothe grid.

iii) To conserve the use of fossil fuels for captive requirements in industry.iv) To bring about reduction in greenhouse gas emissions in industry.v) To create awareness about te potential and benefits of alternative modes of energy genera-

tion in industry.3. Scope

The Programme will cover the following types of projects and other activities.i) Biomass gasifiers for thermal and electrical applications in industy

The deployment of small scale gasifiers has already been demonstrated for electrical andthermal energy applications. Greater thrust is proposed to be provided for the deploymentof gasifiers of higher capacity, to operate on diversity of biomass feed material, and forspecific segments of industrial applications for captive power generation and production of

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thermal energy or co-generation of heat and power. Deployment of 100% producer gasengines will be encouraged for achieving higher efficiency and eliminating use of fossilfuels.

ii) Biomass Co-generation ProjectsTo meet the requirement of captive power and thermal energy, the installation of biomas co-generation projects (excluding bagasse co-generation) is to be promoted in industry, with atleast 50% of power for captive use, and a provision for the surplus power to be exported tothe grid. This will encrease the use of non-conventional energy, sources and conserve theuse of fossil fuels such as coal, oil and natural gas. Use of maximum of 25% conventionalfuels would be allowed in such projects.

III) Industrial Co-generation Projects based on Conventional Fuels and their RejectsThe installation of co-generation projects based on conventional fuels such as coal, oil,lignite, gas and un/semi-utilized wastes/ rejects like dolochar, coal rejects and refinery mudsetc. is to be encouraged in industry for meeting power and energy requirments.

iv) Other Promotional ActivitiesOther promotional activities would cover potential / resouce assessment, preparation ofDPRs, organization of seminars / workshops / conferences, interactive / business meets,awareness creation activities, and other professional technical services.

4.0 Central Financial Assistance (CFA)Central Financial Assistance in the form of capital subsidy would be provided to biomassgasifier projects and biomass co-generation (non-bagasse) projects in industries. How-ever, in respect of co-generation projects based on conventional fuels and their rejects,Central Financial Assistance would be provided only for promotional and awareness cre-ation activities. The details of Central Financial Assistance and other provisions are givenbelow :

4.1 Capital subsidy for Biomass Gasifiers for thermal and electrical applicationsi) Rs. 2.0 lakh / 300 KW th for thermal applications.ii) Rs. 2.5 lakh / 100 KW e for electrical applications through dual fuel engines.iii) Rs. 8.00 lakhs / 100 KWe for 100% producer gas engines with gasifier systems.iv) Rs. 6.00 lakhs KWe for 100% producer gas engine alone.

4.2 Capital Subsidy for BiomassCapital subsidy @ Rs. 20.00 lakhs / MWe would be provided to promoters for installation of Biom-

ass Co-generation (non-bagasse) projects, including captive projects based on direct combustion.4.3 The capital subsidy will be considered subject to the following :-

(i) The amount of capital subsidy would be calculated on the basis of installed capacity;(ii) CFA would be limited to a maximum capacity of 5 MW, irrespective of the installed capacity

of the project.(iii) In case of Special Category States (NE Region, Sikkim, J&K, Himachal Pradesh and

Uttaranchal), 20% higher capital subsidy than that for General Category States would beprovided.

4.4 Incentives for the installation of co-generation projects based on convntional fuels andrejectsPromotional incentives @ Rs. 1.00 lakh / MW, subject to maximum of Rs. 5.00 lakhs / project for

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professional technical services would be provided to consultancy firms helping to bring a project tofinancial closure including preparation of DPR.

4.5 Incentives / service charges to SNAs.Incentives / service charges @ Rs. 1.00 lakh / MWe (or equivalent) would be provided to SNAs onpro-rata basis. subject to a ceiling of Rs. 5.00 lakh / project, including for industrial Co-generationprojects, for their active involvement in promoting Biomass Power / Co-generation projects.

4.6 CFA for organizing business meets, seminars, worshops, orientation and trainingprogrammes, etc.CFA upto Rs. 3.00 lakh / event would be considered for organization of business meets, seminars,workshops, orientation programmes and training programmes etc.

4.7 CFA for technology validation, strategic studies, industry-wise sectoral studies and perfor-mance monitoring & evaluation etc.CFA upto Rs. 5.0 lakhs, on case-by-case basis, would be considered for technlogy validation,strategic studies, industry-wise sectoral studies and performance monitoring & evaluation etc. toinstitutions / industries. This will be governed by the procedures / guidelines being issued by theR&D Division of MNES separately.

5.0 Implementation Arrangements5.1 The projects will be implemented by private and public sector industry, including through Energy

Service Compaines (ESCOs), in which case the ESCO would be eligible for the CFA.5.2 IREDA, other financial institutions or commercial banks shall forward the Detailed Project Reports

received from the promoters / ESCOs to the Ministry alongwith their Appraisal Note indicating thetechno-economic viability of the projects, taking into account the eligible capital subsidy. The pro-moters would be required to also submit an advance copy of their proposal to the Ministry directly.The prescribed format for submission of the proposal is given in the Annexure.

5.4 After receipt of DPR from promoters, Appraisal Note and copy of loan sanction order from IREDA /lead bank / FI, and other requisite information / documents from the promoters, the proposal will beexamined in the Ministry and sanction will be issued for providing capital subsidy in accordancewith the provisions of scheme.

6.0 Release of Central Financial Assistance (CFA)6.1 The entire capital subsidy amount would be released directly to the lead bank / lending financial

institution for the purpose of offsetting the loan amount after successful commissioning of projectas per DPR norms and receipt of copies of statutory clearances and requisite project relatinginformation / documents. The condition of successful commissioning of the project would inter-aliaimply operation of the project for three months, including at least 72 hours continuous operation atminimum 80% of rated capacity.

6.2 In case the project is set up by the promoters through their own resources, the CFA would bereleased directly to promoters after successful commissioning of the project (as per item 6.1 above).

6.3 The incentives to State Nodal Agencies would be released after successful commissioning of theproject.

7.0 Monitoring Mechanisms7.1 The concerned State Nodal Agencies will closely monitor the execution of the projects and ensure

their timely completion. They would be riquired to submit periodic progress reports to MNES.7.2 MNES will also monitor the progress of implementation of the projects as well as their performance

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through a Monitoring Committee consisting of representatives from MNES, financial institution (s) /banks and State Nodal Agencies.

8.0 The aforesaid programme is subject to change (s) and modification (s) as may be decided by theMNES, Govt. of India from time to time, and subject to availability of funds. The Ministry shall in noway be liable for expenditure incurred by promoters for pre-project preparation or ther activities,merely on the basis of this circular and / or related announcements by the Ministry. In case of anydispute on interpretation of any provision under the scheme, the decision of the Ministry shall befinal and binding.

9.0 The funds required for the implementation of the programme would be met out of allocated budgetof Rs. 4.00 crores from the Budget Head 2810, Bio-energy, Sub-head 03.00.33 - Subsidies, 02.00.31- Grants - in - Aid, 05.01.33 - Subsidies and 05.01.31 - Grants - in - Aid for the year 2005.06 (Plan)

10.0 This issues in exercise of powers delegated to this Ministry and with the concurrence of IFD, MNESvide their sanction No. IFD / SAN / 106 / 168 / 2005 - 06 dated 25th July, 2005.

Yours faithfully,

(R.C. TIWARI)DIRECTOR

C.C.1. Secretery, Ministry of Environment & Forests.2. Secretery, Planning Commission.3. Managing Director, IREDA and other Financial Institutions / Banks.4. R & D Institutions.5. COnsulatants / Consultancy Organizations.6. Business / Industry Associations.Copy for information to :1. PS to MOS (NES)2. Sr. PPS to Secretary, MNES.3. AS & FA, MNES.4. Sr. Advisor, MNES.5. All Advisors / Joint Secretary.6. All Directors, MNES.7. All Regional Offices of MNES.8. File No. 2/2/2005 - UICA

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ANNEXURE

APPLICATION FORMAT FOR CAPITAL SUBSIDY(BIOMASS POWER / CO-GENERATION (NON-BAGASSE) PROJECTS IN INSDUSTRY)

PART-A[TO BE FILLED IN BY PROMOTER & FORWARDED THROUGH LEAD FI]

1. GENERAL(i) Name, Address, Phone, Fax & :

E-mail of the Promoter.(ii) Name and designation of :

authorised signatory(iii) Constitution (whether Co- opreative / :

Private Sector / Public Ltd. / JointSector / Public Sector Company etc.)

(iv) Location of the Project :2. PROJECT DETAILS

(i) Installed capacity (MW) :(a) Thermal (MW)(b) Power (MW)

(ii) Capital requirement (MW) :(iii) Surplus Exportable (MW) :

3. TECHNOLOGY USED(Please specify whether combustion, :Gasification, Co-generation etc.)

4. BIOMASS(i) Biomass proposed :(ii) Quantity required per day :

5. SUPPORT FUELType of other fuels, if proposed to be used :as Support / supplementary fuel

6. AVERAGE COST OF GENERATION (Rs/Kwh) :7. FINANCING

* Total cost of project as approved by Fls :* Means of financing :(i) Debt : Equity Ratio :(ii) Promoter’s contribution (Equity) :(iii) Term loans with rate of Interest (FI wise) :(iv) Any other source :* Loan repayment period (FI Wise) :

AUTHORIZED SIGNATORY

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PART - B

[TO BE FILLED BY LEAD FINANCIAL INSTITUTION]

i) Name of the Lead Fl (and other Fls, Lending to the Project)complete adderss, telephone number, fax number, e-mail etc. andname & designation of the contact person.

ii) Whether any application made / proposed to be made for anyother financial assistance / grant / loan for the project from any orga-nization in India orabroad. If yes, please give the source details.

iii) As, appraised by Fl(s).

* Cost of the project (As approved by Fls)1. Civil Works.2. Plant & Machinery.3. Misc. Equipment.4. Pre-operative expences.5. Others.

* Means of Financing (As appraised by Fls)

1. Promoters / Industry Contribution (equity)2. Term loan (Fl wise)3. Any other sources

* Appraised installed Capacity (MW)* Appraised Captive requirement (MW)* Appraised Net / Exportable Power (MW)* Appraised total Term Loan approved (Fl wise indicating

variable or fixed interest rate)* Techno-economic Viability of Project

iv) Physical Status of the Project.

v) Anticipated commissioning schedule.

vi) a) Whether power purchase agreement with SEB hasbeen made?

(b) Status of Statutory Clearances.

viii) Amount of estimated Capital Subsidy eligibility as per GOIsanction order.

ix) Enclosure check list / Whether enclosed (Please tick)

1. One copy of DPR as accepted by Fl(s) ( )2. Copy of PPA / No objection certificate under section 44. ( )3. Copy of Statutory clearances / State Govternment approvals. ( )

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4. Authorised / attested copies of loan Agreement (s) ( )5. Sanction Order of Fl(s) ( )6. Appraisal Note of Fl(S) ( )7. Eligibility check list ( )8. Disbursement Schedule (Fl-wise) ( )9. Any other (please specify) ( )

AUTHORISED SIGNATORY

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PART-C

ELIGIBILITY CHECK LIST(BIOMASS POWER / CO-GENERATION (NON-BAGASSE) PROJECTS IN INDUSTRY)

(To be filled in by Promoter & Countersigned by the Lead Fl)

Please Tick (v) only one, against each, as applicable.

Sl. No. PARTICULARS ITMES TICK MARK(ONLY ONE BOX)

1. Biomass Resource Used a) Forestry based and Agro ( )based industrial residues.b) Energy Plantations; Forestry & ( )Agro Residues.c) Any other ( )

2. Mix of Fuel If used whether < 25% (please ( )specify type of fuel and quantity.)

3. Configuration / boiler � 100 bar & above ( )pressure ��80 bar ( )

��60 bar ( )��40 bar ( )

4. Debt / equity ratio 4:1 ( )3:1 ( )3:2 ( )2:1 ( )

5. Technology Route Used a) Steam Turbine ( )b) Gas/ Steam Turbine ( )c) Gas Turbine Engine ( )d) Dual Fuel Engine ( )e) Any other (Please specify) ( )

6. Details of loans a) Date of sanction of loan by(Fl wise)b) Whether loan Agreement(s)signed.(Please mention date Fl wise)c) Whether any disbursal of TermLoan made.(if yes, date and amount disbursed)

7. Power Purchase Agreement/ Wheeling Agreement a) Whether Signed ( )

b) Yet to be Signed ( )c) Not Required ( )

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8. Whether applied for any a) Yes ( )other assistance / grant from b) No ( )any Organisation / StateGovernment includingInternational Agency (pleasespecify name & quantity ofassistance expected /available)

AUTHORISED SIGNATORY

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PART - D

FORMAT FOR BASIC INFORMATION FOR PROJECTS ON BIOMASS GASIFIERSYSTEMS FOR THERMAL AND ELECTRICAL APPLICATIONS, 100% PRODUCER GAS BASED

PROJECTS AND CONVERSION OF EXISTING POWER PLANTS.

Name and address of State Govt. Nodal Deptt. / Nodal Agency / Approved NGOs :

Sl. User’s Name Rating of No. of Unit Cost Amount ofNo. address Mode of Manufac- system systems Estimate/ Central Financial

of application -turer/ Supplier Thermal/ proposed actual price AssistanceMech./ as intimated (CFA) per approvedElectrical by the user/ scheme of Bioma

ss Gasifiermanufacturer 2005-2006

Certified that :1. Certified that adequate quantity of surplus biomass is available at the site and user/ applicant is

genuinely interested for installation and operation of gasifier on regular basis.2. User Industry has agreed to provide balance funds over and above CFA for installation of proposed

gasifier system.3. User Industry has agreed to operate and maintain the system at their own on a regular basis.

Name & Signature of the Promoter / User(Countersigned by SNA or / and Manufacturer)

Date :Place :