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Application of Innovative Business Models
in Energy Management-B.V.Raghunandan, SVS College, Bantwal
National ConferenceOn
‘Strategising Innovative Business Models’Department of Business Administration
St.Joseph’s Engineering College, VamanjoorMarch 24, 2011
Energy Management: Changed Scenario
• In just a week, the world’s nuclear outlook seems to have undergone a dramatic change, following the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster
-Shantanu Nandan Sharma
A Profile of Nuclear Energy
World• 1985- 18,000 MW• 1986- 18,000 MW• 1987- 20,000 MW• 2008- 5,000 MW
India• 2010-India draws up grand plans• 2010-11 -3% of total energy with generation of 1220 MW
against 4780 MW capacity (20 reactors)• 2032-Target-63,000 MW
Present Energy ModelsTotally Defective ModelsRegarding• Size of Generation• Distance of Distribution• Promoters• Fuel• Nature of Generation• Models of Hydel-Power• Concept of
Environment Protection
Size of Generation
• Mega Projects• Muti-purpose Dams• Huge Investment• Concentrated
Generation• Only corporate• government entity• Difficulty of wastage
disposal• Environmental Issues
Distribution Distance• Universal Consumption• Long-Distance
Distribution• Transmission Loss• Higher Cost of
Distribution• Need to Create Power
Grid• Uniform Black-out• Leads to Power Trading
and Derivatives
Promoters of Energy Generating Projects• Government/Corporate• Long Gestation Period• Slow in Response• Political Changes• Constraints of Finance• Poor Maintenance• Bureaucratic Approach• Poor Absorption of
Technology• Unimaginative in
developing new models
Fuel for Generation of Energy
• Single Fuel• Coal• Enriched Uranium• Diesel• Gas-based• Wind• Solar Power• Ocean Thermal
Energgy