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Market Survey ForSHP Business Potential

PANKAJ SHARMA

Conducted by:


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Introduction

ABB is a global leader in power and automation technology is planning to ventureinto Small Hydro Electricity Projects as a turnkey supplier for E&M equipments.

So, a preliminary survey was conducted by the team of engineering students who

undertook this task as their summer training project.

The object of survey was to gather information about:

State wise potential of Small Hydel Power Projects

State Policies for SHP Development

Status of Upcoming Projects

Independent Power Producers participation in SHP Development scheme


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The team contacted various offices playing vital role in SHPDevelopment and gathered relevant information.

The visits were made to collect the information pertaining tofollowing states:

West BengalBihar

PunjabHaryana

UttaranchalMaharashtra

Madhya Pradesh

Himachal PradeshKerala

Karnataka


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States Visited by:

SEEMA SHARDA

PANKAJ SHARMA

YOUVIKA MALIK


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STATE WISE POTENTIAL FOR SMALL HYDEL PROJECTS

STATE PROPOSED SHPSTATION/SITES

IDENTIFIED

PROJECTS FOR WHICH SURVEY ANDINVESTIGATION COMPLETED,

DPR READY/UNDER PROGRESS

PROJECTS IN ADVANCE STAGE INTENDERING UNDER FINANCIAL

CLOSURE

Numbers Capacity(MW) Executingagency

Numbers Capacity

(MW)

Executingagency

Numbers Capacity

(MW)

West Bengal 30 61.5 WBSEB-2

WBREDA-7

PRIVATE-15

24 57.6 WBSEB-1

WBREDA-2

3 10

Bihar 32 21.75 BHPC 19 17.35 BHPC 6 5.7

Punjab 134 136.2 PEDA-8

IPP-43

(14-financialclosure)

51 23.17 - - -

Haryana 4 5.1 HAREDA 4 5.1 - - -

Uttaranchal 404 315.47 UJVNL-7

IPP-24

31 108.9 - - -


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STATE PROPOSED SHPSTATION/SITES

IDENTIFIED

PROJECTS FOR WHICH SURVEY ANDINVESTIGATION COMPLETED, DPR

READY/UNDER PROGRESS

PROJECTS IN ADVANCE STAGE INTENDERING UNDER FINANCIAL

CLOSURE

Numbers Capacity(MW)

Executingagency Numbers Capacity(MW)Executingagency Numbers Capacity(MW)

Maharashtra 56 159.35 HPDC-17

IPP-10

27 46.50 HPDC 3 2.5

Madhya Pradesh - - MPSEB-1

IPP-10

11 20.35 - - -

Himachal Pradesh 272 491.34 HIMURJA 121 260.84 HIMURJA 100 116.05

Kerala 78 161.64 EMC Kerala 17 47.25 EMC 35 -

Karnataka Above200

1800 KREDL 166 791.5 - - -

ABBREVIATION:

*WBSEB-West Bengal State Electricity Board

*WBREDA-West Bengal Renewable Energy Dev. Agency

*BHPC-Bihar Hydro Power Corporation

*PEDA-Punjab Energy Development Agency

*HAREDA-Haryana Energy Development Agency

*UJVNL-Uttaranchal Jal Vidyut Nigam Ltd.

*HPDC-Hydro Project Design Circle

*IPP-Independent Power Producers

*MPSEB-Madhya Pradesh State Electricity Board

*EMC-Energy Management Centre

STATE WISE POTENTIAL FOR SMALL HYDEL PROJECTS


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State Policies For Private Participation In SHP Development

STATE Allotment Fees/LeaseCharges

Water Royality toState Govt.

Lease Time(Years) Remarks

West Bengal _ Not Notified 35 Entire power generated in the captive plantshould be injected to WBSEB.

Bihar _ 10% of PGC - Will be treated as an Industry

Punjab At Nominal Charges Nil 33 PSEB will purchase in whole or part offeredby producer with no restriction of time

for full utilization of NRSE

Haryana At Nominal Charges Nil 33 Will be treated as an Industry

Uttaranchal Rs. 5Lacs/MW 12% - 15Yrs.

18%-after15 Yrs.

40 No entry tax in Power Generation

Maharashtra RS. 1000/MW 0.05/KWH

For 30 Yrs.

30 Power Generation for 100% self use.

Madhya Pradesh First 5 Yrs. Nominalcharges

_ 99 Allotment of Land at token premium

Himachal Pradesh Rs. 1Lac/MW Nil-For 15 Yrs.

10%-after15Yrs.(upto 3MW)

- 30% exemption from demand charges

Auxiliary consumption, transformation&transmission losses shall be considered at2%

Kerala As per Govt.Notification

Nil 30 Incentives as per MNES norms

Karnataka Rs. 30000/ MW Nil-upto 20 MW - Incentives upto Rs.3Lacsfor survey of SHP

Incentives upto Rs.2Lacsfor DPR of SHP

Table-II


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S.no

STATE OFFICES VISITED PERSON CONTACTED/

DESIGNATION

CONTACT NO.

1 Uttaranchal 1Uttaranchal Jal Vidyut Nigam Ltd. Mr.S.C ChhabraGM(DEVELOPMENT)

Mr.N.K MaheshwariEx.Engr

0135-2531029

0135-2531149

2 Maharashtra 1.HPDC,

Worli,Mumbai

2.Irrigation Dept.

3.MSEB

Mr. D.K. Datar

Ex.Engr.

Mr. B.K .Bhojani

Asst Engr.

Mr. A.V.BhideChief Engr(Hydro)

022-24940752

022-22670074

022-22619100

3 Madhya Pradesh 1.MPSEB

Shakti Bhawan ,Jabalpur

2.Narmada Valley Dev Agency

3.NHDC

Mr. M.L. Kocchar

CE(HYDEL)

Mr.S.K Srivatava

CE(CIVIL P&D)

0761-2666301

0761-2661111

4 Punjab 1.Punjab Energy Development Agency

Chandigarh

2.HAREDA

3.PSEB

Patial

Mrs. Monika Gulati

System Engr.

Mr. P.K . NautialChief Engr.

Mr. N.M. Sharma

Chief Engr(Hydel)

0172-2646384

0172-2791917

0175-2215415

LIST OF OFFICIALS CONTACTED DURING SURVEY


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S.no STATE OFFICES VISITED PERSON CONTACTED/

DESIGNATION

CONTACT NO.

5 West Bengal 1.WBREDA

Kolkata

2.WBSEB

3.WBSEB

Siliguri

Mr. A.K. Mitra

Div. Engr.(Civil)

Mr. S. Roy

SE Electrical (Hydel)

Mr. Joy Chakraborty

Astt. Director

033-23575038

033-23591930

0353-2431614

6 Bihar 1.BHPC Mr. L.P. Sinha

Managing Director

0612-2227746

7 Himachal Pradesh 1.HIMURJA

Shimla

2. Sai Engineering Ltd.

Mr. Rajesh Sharma

Head, Mini Hydel Projects

Mr. Munish Sharma

Asst. Gen. Mgr.

0172-2620365

0172-2621430

0172-2621783

8 Karnataka 1.Karnataka Renewable Energy Dev. Ltd

Bangalore

2.Karnataka Power Corp. Ltd.

Mr. Nagappa K . Payannavar

Asst. Gen. Mgr.

Mr. Nagaraj

Ex. Engr.

080-22282221

080-22269930

9 Kerala 1.ANERT

Trivandrum

2.Kerala State Electricity Board

3.Energy Management Centre

Dr. D. Subhakar

Scientist e

Mr. Chandra Mohan

Chief Engr.

Mr. B. Seshan

Senior Consultant

0471-2441803

0471-2448972

0471-2323363


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CONCLUSION

Taking in consideration, the data collected from variousstates surveyed we can conclude that Himachal Pradesh is

the state with largest potential for SHP.

It has maximum number of upcoming sites, i.e. nearly 100sites accumulating to over 116 MW of power generating

potential.

So we suggest that Himachal Pradesh is the mostforthcoming state as they are also having the most favorablestate policies, incentives and subsidy schemes.


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Thanks

Mr.S.S. Pradhan

(Vice President)

Mr.Sanjeev Chhabra(Manager Marketing)

Mrs. Rajini Kathuria

(Secy. Vice President)Mrs. Ranjini T.R.(HRD)


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