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Small Hydro Power


Small Hydro refers to hydro electric projects with

capacity Generation less than 25 MW


Typically canal based or run of the river type

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Run of the River Project

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Canal based Project

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Why Small Hydro


Hydro is a renewable source of clean energy
Has very little operation cost Sustainable since the projects uses only renewable

resources

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HYDRO POTENTIAL IN INDIA


Small hydro potential in the country (<25 MW) 15,000 MW
Small hydro plants in operation 430 with installed

capacity of 1423 MW Small hydro plants under construction 187 schemes with installation capacity of 521 MW

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Growth in Small Hydro


140 119 108 100 85 80 # of Machines 60 51 33 21 20 9 11 10 10 6 6 23 46 50 Capacity, MW 120

40

32
21 17

0
2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

Growth as seen by BFL

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SEGMENTATION OF IPP in Small Hydro

32%

68%

CORPORATE
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ENTREPRENUERS

Source: BFL

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States of India where IPPs are active in small hydro


(As seen by BFL)

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ENABLERS IN SMALL HYDRO

IPP POLICY IN MANY STATES


WHEELING OF GENERATED ENERGY CARBON CREDITS ADDED REVENUE STREAM HYDRO BEING FINANCED BY COMMERCIAL BANKS

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CARBON CREDITS AN OPPORTUNITY

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Industry Challenges
Hydrology Data Accuracy
Input Cost increase

Stagnant PPA Rates


Natures fury

Project Delays

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Input Costs
Increase in Civil Cost
Increase in Cement and Steel Cost Increase in Fuel Costs Increase in E&M equipment cost

Increase Steel, Copper prices


Increase in Fuel Costs

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Increase in E&M Cost

Dramatic increase in Steel cost in 2008 Increase in Copper prices since 2005 Significant increase in interest rates and hence cost of capital

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Steel Prices

Steel Price in December 2007 Steel Price in April 2008 Increase in Steel Price

Rs 32/Kg - RS 52/Kg

- 62.5%

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Copper Price increase

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Net Effect of Input Costs


Cost Per MW in 2003
Cost Per MW in 2005 Cost Per MW in 2007 Cost per MW in 2008

3.9 Cr / MW
4.2 Cr / MW 5 Cr / MW 6.0 Cr /MW 8% 26 % 52%

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Input Costs & PPA


PPA remained the same since 2003
Rs 2.80 / Unit (in karnataka for 10 years, based on cost of 3.9 Cr /MW) With input cost increasing by 52% and PPA remaining the same, Project becomes unviable and hence not getting implemented

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PPA in other countries


South Africa
Turkey Vietnam Philippines

12 Dollar Cents (RS 5)


13 Dollar Cents (Rs 5.2) 8 Dollar Cents (3.2) 10 Dollar Cents (Rs 4.2)

Indonesia
Srilanka
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15 Dollar Cents (Rs 6.0)


8 Dollar Cents (Rs 3)
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Some examples of natures fury

A Power Plant in karnataka, Slated for commissioning Sept 1st Week Photo Taken on 7th August 2008

Photo Taken on 14 h August 2008


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Some examples of natures fury

A Power Plant in karnataka, Slated for commissioning Oct 1st Week Photo Taken on 28th July 2008
18TH April 2007 CHENNAI

Photo Taken on 14 h August 2008

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Policy framework
- Approvals
- Cost mitigation avenues - Duty Exemptions - PPA responsive to input costs

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Current situation in Small Hydro


Total Duty and Tax burden of 18 to 20 % of
project cost Deemed Export Status if ICB followed Duty Drawback (pay first, claim refund for excise and customs) Advance components
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Authorization

for

imported

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UMPP Situation
New Mega Power Policy (awaiting cabinet approval)
Exemption of customs and excise duty for equipments

No Need for following ICB process


Equipment Cost certified by CEA

Ref: Economic Time Bangalore edition 13th august 2008

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Taxes and duties for Small Hydro


All Small Hydro projects to have automatic
Deemed export status Exempt from Excise duty and customs duty with no riders attached (The Turkey example) Uniform VAT structure across the states (same rate as CST)

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PPA
PPA Needs to be responsive to the market conditions (Andhra has increased PPA for wind power from 3.10 to 3.50 on account of steel price increase*) Allow for changes in a signed PPA, if ground conditions change No cap on total units generated
* Ref: Economic Time Bangalore edition 14th august 2008

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Conclusion
Small Hydro is a viable business proposition
Challenges and risks are high The growth can be stimulated by -Responsive PPA (will attract investments)

- Policy support in line with other power projects

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Economic Times bangalore Edition 13th August 2008

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: Economic Time Bangalore edition 14th august 2008

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