This project was made to understand and learn the various sources of Energy. PGDM - Semester 1.

3. energy
 Energeia – Activity, Operation.
 The concept of energy emerged from the idea of vis viva (living
force).
Thomas Young – the first
to use the term "energy"
in the modern sense.

4. Sector MW Percentage
State Sector 89,092.12 39.45%
Central Sector 65,612.94 29.06%
Private Sector 71,088.04 31.49%
Total 2,25,793.10 100%
energy
Total Installed Capacity: Power for All by 2013

5. energy
State Per capita Consumption(kWh)
Goa 2004.77
Puducherry 1864.5
Punjab 1663.01
Gujarat 1558.58
Haryana 1491.37
Delhi 1447.72
Chandigarh 1238.51
Tamil Nadu 1210.81
Himachal Pradesh 1144.94

7. Electricity
Installed Capacity
225.133 GW
Additional Generation
34.444 GW
88%
12%
Non Renewable RenewableInstalled Capacity

8. Electricity
December 2011
300 million
Rural Population – 1/3rd Urban Population – 6%

9. Electricity
USA
China
Russia
India

10. Estimates India needs an
investment of at least Rs. 8370
thousand crores to provide
universal access of electricity to
its population.
Electricity
Estimates India will add between 600 GW to 1200 GW of additional new
power generation capacity before 2050.

11. Electricity
 The 17th electric power survey of India report claims:
35%
28%
21%
9%
7%
Industrial
Domestic Household
Agriculture
Commercial
Public lighting & other miscellaneous
application
Electrical Power Requirement/Demand 2010-11

12. Electricity
 The 17th electric power survey of India report claims:
1392 Terra Watt Hours, with a peak electric
demand of 218 GW.
Electrical Power Requirement/Demand
2016-17
Electrical Power Requirement/Demand
2021-22
1915 Terra Watt Hours, with a peak electric
demand of 298 GW.

13. Electricity
A tower supporting 220kV line near
Ennore, Chennai
Ramagundam Thermal Power Station,
Andhra Pradesh
Sabarmati Thermal Power Station, Gujarat

14. Electricity
Government owned power companies
 India's Ministry of Power administers central government owned companies involved in
the generation of electricity in India.
National Thermal Power Corporation Damodar Valley Corporation

15. Electricity
Government owned power companies
National Hydroelectric Power Corporation
 India's Ministry of Power administers central government owned companies involved in
the generation of electricity in India.

16. Electricity
1. TATA Power
2. Reliance Power
3. NTPC - National Thermal Power Corporation
4. BEST - Brihanmumbai Electricity Supply and Transport
5. NHPC - National Hydroelectric Power Corporation
List of Companies who provide electricity in
India

17. Electricity
1. TATA Power
Revenue – Rs. 33025.43 crore
Installed Capacity – 8,500 MW
Market Capitalisation – Rs.18,261 crore
Market Share – Rs. 79.95/share

18. Electricity
Revenue – Rs.18.92 billion
Installed Capacity - 33,480 MW
Market Share – Rs. 70.65/share
2. Reliance Power

19. Electricity
Revenue – Rs.72,540 Crores
Installed Capacity - 41,184 MW
Market Share – Rs. 143.35/share
3. NTPC

20. Electricity
Revenue – Rs. 2,353.4 million
Installed Capacity - 700 MW
4. BEST

21. Electricity
Revenue – Rs. 67,89.2 crores
Installed Capacity – 5,526 MW
Market Share – Rs. 18.70/share
5. NHPC

22. Country
Population
million
rank
Electricity
consumption
(GWh/yr)
rank
daily
kWh
per
capita
rank
China 1,339 01 3,444,108 02 7.04 17
India 1,166 02 860,723 05 2.02 23
Electricity
Electricity Consumption

24. solar
Solar Radiation Resource Assessment
stations in India

25. solar
The surface receives about 47% of the total solar energy
that reaches the Earth. Only this amount is usable.

26. solar

27. solar
35,000 km2 area of the Thar Desert has
been set aside for solar power projects,
sufficient to generate 700 GW to 2,100
GW.
Dhirubhai Ambani Solar Park

28. solar
 Launched on the 11th January, 2010 by our prime minister, Dr. Manmohan Singh.
 Ambitious target of deploying 20,000 mw of grid connected solar power by 2022
and aims at reducing the cost of solar power generation in the country through (i)
long term policy; (ii) large scale deployment goals; (iii) aggressive R&D; and (iv)
domestic production of critical raw materials, components and products.

29. solar
S.N
o.
Segment
Targets for
Phase I
Cumulative Targets
for Phase II
Cumulative Targets for
Phase III
1.
Utility Grid Power
including rooftop
1,000-2,000
MW
4,000-10,000 MW 20,000 MW
2.
Off-grid Solar
applications
200 MW 1000 MW 2000 MW
3. Solar collectors
7 million sq.
metres
15 million sq. metres 20 million sq. metres
JNNSM capacity addition targets

30. solar
 The largest site within the Gujarat Solar Park is being built on a 2,000-hectare (4,900-
acre) plot of land near Charanka village in Patan district, northern Gujarat.
 On 19 April 2012, a total of 214 megawatts had been commissioned.
 It also became the world's second largest photovoltaic power station.
Power: 702.3
Production: 867,715.627
Charanka Solar Park