This executive summary provides information on MMEPL, a company promoting solar energy projects in India. It discusses MMEPL's business plan to develop 50-100 MW of solar projects across various Indian states. It also provides updates on MMEPL's existing projects, including a 10 MW project in Andhra Pradesh and plans to partner with foreign companies to develop more projects and domestic solar manufacturing. Key details on MMEPL's project development capabilities and experience in the energy sector are also summarized.
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On-grid PV Opportunities in University Campuses: A case study at Nazarbayev U...Luis Ram Rojas-Sol
The universities around the world are taking every day a more decisive role in fighting global warming. Indeed,
many campuses are not only teaching established and disrupting clean energy technologies, but also are practicing
their lectures. For example, the University of Arizona, USA, leads the campuses with 28 MW of installed On-Grid
PV systems (http://www.aashe.org/resources/campus-solar-photovoltaic-installations/top10/). Furthermore,
campuses of emerging universities, as Nazarbayev University (NU), located in Astana, Kazakhstan, which is
developing with the firm aim to become a leader world class research university in the heart of Eurasia, are taking
this commitment as well. Additionally, being Kazakhstan the host of EXPO-2017 which has the motto: ¨Future
Energy¨, it is natural to evaluate if NU campus would be a good candidate to support and exhibit, with demonstrated
technical and economic advantages, its own On-Grid PV in-campus system. Therefore, in this investigation, a
feasibility study of installing PV panels on the rooftop of School of Engineering at NU is carried out. A 24 kWp rooftop
PV installation with a 14.7% capacity factor, capable to export 31 MWh of electricity to the grid per year, is assumed
to be the system for the purpose of this analysis. The financial analysis has a horizon of 20-year lifetime and 25%
debt ratio financed at 15% interest over 20 years. Selection of appropriate equipment and calculation of financial
outcomes under three different scenarios or policy options are presented. The policies or scenarios corresponded
to having or not government grants (GG) and having attractive Feed-in-Tariff (FIT) rates in order to determine their
financial benefits. The GG scenario was stretched up to consider 30% of the total project cost and FIT was varied
from current offered FIT rate by KEGOC (Kazakhstan utility company) of 36,410 KZT/MWh to a more attractive rate
of 70,000 KZT/MWh. Results demonstrate that current scenario of FIT is marginally favorable (IRR on Equity: 15.1%,
Benefit-Cost Ratio: 1.37, Equity Payback: 8.8 years), while the 30% of incentives on top of current FIT moderatedly
improves the benefits of the project (IRR on Equity: 20.9%, Benefit-Cost Ratio: 1.47, Equity Payback: 7.2 years).
Nevertheless, upgrading current FIT to 70,000 KZT/MWh, even without incentives, proved to be enough to
dramatically improve the outcome of the project for investors (IRR-Equity > 28%, Equity Payback of 5 years and
Benefit-Cost ratio > 3.6), demonstrating that with a subtle change in policies, Nazarbayev University as many other
campuses in the country, may easily justify the investment in their On-Grid PV systems and therefore, become part
of the “green” universities in the world with direct contribution to tackle climate change.
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Official Document of the Manipur solar policy 2014.
This document is not a work of Headway Solar (http://headwaysolar.com/) and it has been released here for the benefit of the general public.
Presentation on the status of "Achievement Under National Solar Mission (NSM)" till July'17.
The key highlight being that 13,115 MW of solar projects have been commissioned. The presentation outlays of how "100 GW" of target shall be achieved based on various schemes under progress. Also last few slides focus on Off Grid Targets under NSM.
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On-grid PV Opportunities in University Campuses: A case study at Nazarbayev U...Luis Ram Rojas-Sol
The universities around the world are taking every day a more decisive role in fighting global warming. Indeed,
many campuses are not only teaching established and disrupting clean energy technologies, but also are practicing
their lectures. For example, the University of Arizona, USA, leads the campuses with 28 MW of installed On-Grid
PV systems (http://www.aashe.org/resources/campus-solar-photovoltaic-installations/top10/). Furthermore,
campuses of emerging universities, as Nazarbayev University (NU), located in Astana, Kazakhstan, which is
developing with the firm aim to become a leader world class research university in the heart of Eurasia, are taking
this commitment as well. Additionally, being Kazakhstan the host of EXPO-2017 which has the motto: ¨Future
Energy¨, it is natural to evaluate if NU campus would be a good candidate to support and exhibit, with demonstrated
technical and economic advantages, its own On-Grid PV in-campus system. Therefore, in this investigation, a
feasibility study of installing PV panels on the rooftop of School of Engineering at NU is carried out. A 24 kWp rooftop
PV installation with a 14.7% capacity factor, capable to export 31 MWh of electricity to the grid per year, is assumed
to be the system for the purpose of this analysis. The financial analysis has a horizon of 20-year lifetime and 25%
debt ratio financed at 15% interest over 20 years. Selection of appropriate equipment and calculation of financial
outcomes under three different scenarios or policy options are presented. The policies or scenarios corresponded
to having or not government grants (GG) and having attractive Feed-in-Tariff (FIT) rates in order to determine their
financial benefits. The GG scenario was stretched up to consider 30% of the total project cost and FIT was varied
from current offered FIT rate by KEGOC (Kazakhstan utility company) of 36,410 KZT/MWh to a more attractive rate
of 70,000 KZT/MWh. Results demonstrate that current scenario of FIT is marginally favorable (IRR on Equity: 15.1%,
Benefit-Cost Ratio: 1.37, Equity Payback: 8.8 years), while the 30% of incentives on top of current FIT moderatedly
improves the benefits of the project (IRR on Equity: 20.9%, Benefit-Cost Ratio: 1.47, Equity Payback: 7.2 years).
Nevertheless, upgrading current FIT to 70,000 KZT/MWh, even without incentives, proved to be enough to
dramatically improve the outcome of the project for investors (IRR-Equity > 28%, Equity Payback of 5 years and
Benefit-Cost ratio > 3.6), demonstrating that with a subtle change in policies, Nazarbayev University as many other
campuses in the country, may easily justify the investment in their On-Grid PV systems and therefore, become part
of the “green” universities in the world with direct contribution to tackle climate change.
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Official Document of the Manipur solar policy 2014.
This document is not a work of Headway Solar (http://headwaysolar.com/) and it has been released here for the benefit of the general public.
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Integrated Solid Waste Management
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India is densely populated and has high solar insolation, an ideal combination for using solar power in India. India is already a leader in wind power generation. India is now one of the top five solar energy developments worldwide as per Ernst & Young’s renewable energy attractiveness index. As per report by WATO-India, 2012, the Indian Renewable Energy business market is experiencing a growth rate of 15 %/yr and the opportunities for private investments are estimated to
be of about USD 34 billion.
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The renewable energy sector offers enormous potential in terms of growth perspectives, jobs and domestic value creation, yet policies and legal frameworks, financial risk instruments and are still lagging behind. The MENA region offers high potential for Solar Energy that could supply up to 45% of the world’s clean energy with MENA solar investments expected to reach one USD trillion over the next decade. This presentation highlights market driven approaches towards investments frameworks in clean energy.
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3. 10 MW PV Solar Plant at Vikarabad - Pictures
India’s Power Scenario - Renewable Energy in India
National Solar Mission Target
Introduction – Group Companies
Introduction – Business Plan of MMEPL
MMEPL Solar Projects Development Plan
Project Status – JNNSM Phase II Batch 1, 1x10 MW
Project Status – AP Open Offer , 2x10 MW
Project Variables and Financials.
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8. India’s power system had an installed generating
capacity of around 3,05,017.80 MW (July 2016 Source -
CEA)
The country rich in coal The thermal power plants i.e.
coal, gas, naphtha or oil accounted for approximately
61% of total power generation capacity
Abundantly endowed with renewable energy in the form
of solar, wind, hydro and bio-energy
Renewable sources of energy account for around 15%
of the power generated.
Government of India under NSM has decided Grid
Connected Solar Power Projects to I ,00,000 MW by
the year 2021-22.
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With corporate office at Hyderabad the company has
excellent infrastructure, and network of offices at all the
important ports from the eastern to the western coast of
India and abroad.
Clientage
In India - Prominent Public sector Utilities like TNEB,
KPCL, AP Genco, Nalco, WPDCL apart from major
cement industries and power producers spread
across east and west coast India
International - Peabody, Vitol, Cargill, PTT Thailand,
Noble Trading, Samtan Co. Ltd., Glencore, Awan
Trading Co., Phoenix Com Trade, Morgan Stanley,
NCC Yemen etc.
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Established in 1979 by a team of enterprising individuals
the group company is involved in Coal Trading, Processing,
Beneficiation and Logistics service provider globally.
Started as a domestic coal trader, the company transformed
into one of the leading players in the International coal
scenario.
Growing in leaps and bounds, pioneering path breaking
initiatives, the company is now one of the major coal traders
in India providing expertise, end to end solutions for
procurement, movement, handling, customs clearing,
logistics services in Coal Sector.
In 2013 -14 we imported approximately 30 Million MT of
South African origin coal and 16 Million MT of Indonesian
origin coal and carried a turnover of $ 750 Million.
12. Solar Energy Development
Maheshwari Mining and Energy Pvt. Ltd.
Coal logistics , Shipping, Beneficiation and Washery
Mandhani carriers Pvt. Ltd., India
Coal washery at Ramagundem, AP ,India (washing 1 MTPA)
Coal washery at Managuru, AP ,India (washing 1.5 MTPA)
Coal washery at Talcher, Orissa,India (washing 4 MTPA)
Coal washery at IB Valley, Orissa,India (washing 4 MTPA)
Real state
Trident Properties Ltd., India
Information Technology
MobiFusion Inc., California, USA Mobile applications
Voyzze Communications Inc, USA Télécommunications
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13. MMEPL is promoted to implement Grid connected Solar Energy
Project in India and abroad in Phases.
Long term business plan – Solar Energy
50 – 100 MW PV project development in Rajasthan - Participating in
competitive bidding process in NSM Phase II and Rajasthan Solar
Policy.
20 -50 MW PV solar project development in Andhra Pradesh under
AP State Solar Policy.
50 – 100 MW PV development in TN , MP and other states in India
under its solar policy.
Development and investment plan under options of Open Access,
Third Party Sale, REC, Captive consumption etc. – 50 – 100 MW
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14. Phase I Development Plan 2014 -16
1 x 10 MW PV Solar Project : LOI awaited under 750 MW capacity
development program of NSM Phase II Batch I VGF program.
(Petition pending at Honorable High Court New Delhi
2x10 MW PV Solar Energy Projects under Telangana State Open
Offer Solar Policy - Projects completed and connected with GRID –
132 KV S/S VIKARABAD on 31st
March, 2016
1x5 MW PV Solar Power Project : PPA and SPV Acquisition Abijit
Solar – Completion Dead Line – 31st
December, 2016
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15. MMEPL and its promoters identified broad synergies for the
interests of Chinese PV equipment suppliers and financial
institutions.
Development of Solar PV projects is the major activity
MMEPL now experienced in bidding and winning the projects,
bringing Chinese solar module at attractive cost, BOS supplies
from strong EPC company in India bringing huge economic
benefits to both parties
Based on economic viability MMEPL will participate in the
upcoming competitive bidding cycles of NSM phase II,
Rajasthan, AP, TN, MP etc. State Solar Policies and secure
additional capacity of 100 MW.
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17. Parameter Value Unit
Plant Capacity, AC 10.00 MW
Plant Capacity ,DC 11.20 MW
CUF 21 - 24.00% %
Auxiliary Consumption 0.50% %
Generation per MW (1st Yr) 20.919 Lac Units
Interest Rate for Term Loan 11.50% %
Repayment Period of Term Loan 12 Years
Tariff Per Unit (PPA period of 20 Yrs) 6. 45 INR
Tariff Per Unit (Post PPA Period) TBD INR
O&M Cost per MW 1.50% %
O&M Escalation per Year 5.00% %
Dep. rate for P&M (Co. Act) 5.28% %
Corporate Tax 32.45% %
Land Required Per MW 5 acres Acres
Land Cost Per Acre 6-7 Rs./Lacs
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18. Completed EPC Turnkey Cost –69 .6 Crores for 10 MW
Cost Over Run – 2.5 Crores due to extra
Transmission line, Excavation, Extra Hard ware
and development .
MEANS of FINANCE
Equity – 21.99 Crore
DEBT – 47.60 Crore SBI and IREDA
Project Returns (Indian Environment of high interest rates)
Equity IRR – 16.85 %
Project IRR- 13.71 %
DSCR- 1. 53
With low cost external funding i.e. Buyers Credit and
involvement of reliable module suppliers at attractive cost
the project returns will improve
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19. Tier 1 310 /315 watt PV Crystalline module with DUV
approved BOQ used
12% extra DC capacity installed for powering 10 MW AC
capacity
Single axis Trackers with DC drives installed for
additional output
RO system installed for module cleaning
SCADA and Weather monitoring on line system installed
Site having hither GHI Yearly Mean Average 5.
52KWH /M2/Day.
(+) 24 % CUF estimated.
Buyers credit facility arrangement with SBI for module
sourcing.
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20. Dust level is low
Sun angle is low
Environment temperature is low
Moisture and Humidity low.
Yearly Sun hours are more +320days
GHI and Tilt is good
Lower degradation due to favourable weather
21. Favourable Solar Policy – 2105
Thrust on Captive, Third Party sale and Open Access
development
Single window clearance
Assured Grid Connectivity and Availability
Prompt payments
20 – 25 years PPA
Investment friendly environment
Projects awarded on transparent cost competitive
bidding process
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22. In view of these synergies, MMEPL expresses keen interest to
partner with Foreign Company in the areas of Solar PV Development
in India and also in the domestic manufacture of Solar PV Value
Chain.
Bringing equity (major / minor) as investor
Implement projects through SPV
Arrangement of buyers credit (Financial closer achieved with
Buyers Credit arrangement by SBI)
Low cost debt finance
Procured in Chinese Tier 1 PV modules and inverter supplies
from Italy at attractive price
EPC turnkey service from KEC a strong transmission company
with very good financial strength and balance sheet
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23. Strong credentials- The project is technically strong,
financially viable, free from all risks, bankable, reliable
financial projections having strong credential of the
promoters and the company
Powerful management team and experienced technical
lead having life time experience in Solar Energy
Development
Expertise in finance management
Crisil BBB and A3 rating for its long term and short term
credit facilities respectively
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24. DC drives are used, the drives are powered with
uninterrupted source backed up by self supply modules -
limiting auxiliary consumption.
Linear actuators with proven time tested selected
Each row of 40 modules is driven by independent drive
The logic and schematics designed and selected by me
Tested in prototype and replicated for large scale
application
Trackers follow SUN path every 10 minutes
Economic benefits are huge compared to investment.
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26. We Envision “To be an integrated player across the Energy
Value Chain, delivering quality power at competitive cost and
creating superior value for all stake holders"
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