UJWAL. YEAR ACHIEVEMENTS AND INITIATIVES OF Ministry of Power, Coal and New & Renewable Energy GOVERNMENT OF INDIA

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1 UJWAL 1ST YEAR ACHIEVEMENTS AND INITIATIVES OF Ministry of Power, Coal and New & Renewable Energy GOVERNMENT OF INDIA

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3 A Year which started the journey towards Year Round Power for All Record breaking progress towards fulfilling Hon ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi s vision of... 24X7 POWER FOR ALL 3

4 ACHIEVEMENTS Power deficit reduced to 3.6% the lowest ever Highest ever generation capacity addition 22,566 MW 22,100 ckm Highest ever increase in Transmission lines 65,554 MVA 4 Highest ever increase in Sub-station capacity

5 A Year which surpassed past records Highest coal production growth in 23 years 8.3% Over ` 3.35 LAKH Cr. of potential revenues to coal bearing states through transparent coal e-auctions & allotments 8.4% Power Generation Growth (Highest in 20 years) First time ever, exceeded renewable capacity addition targets in solar, wind, small hydro etc. 5

6 TARGETS Doubling Coal India s production to 100 Cr. tonnes/year by 2020 Power Generation to increase by 50% by

7 5 Times increase in renewable capacity to 1,75,000 MW by 2022 Energy saving to increase to 10% of current consumption 7

8 MISSION 8 24X POWER BY 2

9 7 FOR ALL 019 9

10 POWER IS DELIVERED THROUGH A CHAIN OF ACTIVITIES A chain is only as strong as the weakest link FROM DARKNESS Annual production growth of Coal only 1.5% between Loss of ` 1.86 lakh Cr. estimated by CAG in Coal allocation FUEL >24,000 MW of power capacity idle due to lack of fuel Less than 1% of solar potential realized GENERATION TO LIGHT Highest coal production growth in 23 years Increased coal & gas availability to revive stalled projects Power generation exceeds 1 lakh Cr. units for the first time Plans to increase solar capacity by > 30 times 10

11 28 Cr. people without access to power Largest power outage in history with 62 Cr. people in darkness in 2012 Discoms losing ` 70,000 Cr. annually and accumulated losses of > ` 2,50,000 Cr. Spiralling consumer tariffs Lack of focused energy conservation efforts TRANSMISSION DISTRIBUTION CONSUMPTION Highest ever increase in Transmission lines & sub station capacity (22,100 ckm and 65,559 MVA respectively) Approved new schemes for investment of ` 1.09 lakh Cr. in Discoms Overall energy deficit down to 3.6%, the lowest ever Measures to build an exceptionally strong power delivery chain are on and are bearing results 11

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13 CLEANING COAL REMOVING THE TAINT 13 FUEL

14 CLEANING COAL REMOVING THE TAINT Cancellation of 204 coal blocks by Supreme Court presented a potential grave crisis of: ENERGY EMPLOYMENT ECONOMY Shutdown of plants dependant on cancelled coal mines Livelihood of thousands of workers endangered Economic activity halts, NPAs mount Crisis averted by focused action through implementation of transparent e-auction process in just four months 14

15 REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT Coal bearing states like Jharkhand, Chhattisgarh, Odisha, West Bengal, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra and Telangana to get potential revenue (including auction proceeds and royalties) of ` 3.35 lakh Cr. From auction of 29 Coal blocks & allotments of 38 coal blocks to states/psus over the lifetime of the mines REJUVENATED ECONOMY Prevented NPAs, reduced import bill, generated momentum for Make in India and raised resources for renewables & Ganga cleaning through coal cess. Legislation Enabled Coal Mines (Special Provision) Act & Mines and Minerals (Development and Regulation) Amendment Act enacted to enable growth of coal sector and provide for the welfare of locals particularly tribals in the mineral bearing areas 15 FUEL

16 INCREASING PRODUCTION THROUGH EFFICIENCY IMPROVEMENT Reduction in coal theft using RFID/GPS tagging Reduced Transportation Cost Coal linkage rationalization to reduce transportation costs and save environment Coal Project Monitoring Portal for quicker decision making, faster dispute resolution and accelerated removal of bottlenecks Improved coal quality using compulsory crushing, washing and third party sampling 16

17 DOUBLING COAL INDIA PRODUCTION IN 5 YEARS Double coal production to 100 Cr. Tonnes by 2020 Trebling exploration activities for enhancing coal production Over 60 new mines to be opened Better evacuation of coal planned by investing massively in new railway rakes, expediting railway lines, modern equipment and mechanization Partnership between Railways, coal-bearing states and Coal India to strengthen infrastructure creation. Signed MoUs with Odisha and Jharkhand 17 FUEL

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19 Innovative and transparent new scheme for making gas available for power generation and generating 7,900 Cr. units of power over the next two years from 24,150 MW of gas based capacity Reviving these Gas Based Power Plants will reduce peak load shortages in summer and ensure grid stability. First round of auction has resulted in power Below ` 4.7/unit Many of the stranded gas based power projects are located in the Southern region which is power deficit due to transmission constraints 19 FUEL

20 RAPID INCREASE IN GENERATION CAPACITY 5 NEW Ultra Mega Power Projects of 20,000 MW to be setup in plug-and-play mode attracting an investment of > ` 1 LAKH Cr. 20

21 All clearances and linkages will be in place before the project is awarded by a transparent auction system Agreement signed for expansion of Patratu Thermal Power Station, Jharkhand to 4,000 MW Old plants to be upgraded to enhance capacity and reduce emission GENERATION 21 FUEL > GENERATION

22 100,000 MW of Solar and 60,000 MW of Wind capacity Increasing the overall renewable capacity target by MORE THAN 5 TIMES 32,000 MW to 1,75,000 MW by 2022 from Opportunity for unemployed graduates & farmers to become solar enterpreneures Green Generation for Clean & Energy Secure India India is running the largest renewable capacity expansion program in the world Renewable Purchase Obligation (RPO) and Renewable Generation Obligation ( RGO) to boost renewable energy 22 GENERATION

23 118 exhibitors from 7 countries World s largest renewable energy financing meet. Commitments of 2,73,000 MW 62,000 MW of renewable manufacturing commitment 70,000 MW of renewable financing commitment 200 global investors & financiers Nearly 2500 delegates from 32 countries 202 speakers including International speakers from 29 countries Financing Green Energy RE-Invest FUEL > GENERATION

24 RAPID GREEN PROGRESS We are like tenant farmers chopping down the fence around our house for fuel when we should be using Nature's inexhaustible sources of energy sun, wind and tide. Thomas Edison 24

25 42% Highest ever increase in solar capacity of 1,112 MW increase in solar capacity during Accelerated depreciation restored for wind power from July 2014 to help increase wind capacity 17 solar parks in 14 states have already been approved 25 solar parks with capacity of ~1000 MW each planned Tender by NTPC to setup 2,170 MW of Solar Projects Coal cess quadrupled from ` 50 to ` 200/tonnes to help finance clean energy projects and Ganga rejuvenation 25 FUEL > GENERATION

26 TRANSMITTING & DISTRIBUTING POWER POWERLESS TO POWERFUL SMART GRID SMART GRID National Smart Grid Mission approved to bring efficiency in power supply network and facilitate reduction in losses & outages 26

27 Level playing field in transmission through seperation of POSOCO and POWERGRID ` 38,000 Cr. GREEN ENERGY CORRIDOR project being rolled out to ensure evacuation from renewable energy plants ` 1 LAKH Cr. to be spent on transmission projects over the next year CREATING COMPETITION Electricity Act being amended to give consumers a choice to choose and change power service like a mobile connection. Competition will lead to lower tariffs & better service 27 TRANSMISSION & DISTRIBUTION FUEL > GENERATION >

28 Total investment of Deendayal Upadhyaya Gram Jyoti Yojana (DDUGJY) 28 Total Govt. expenditure ` 63,027 Cr. Feeder segregation for 24x7 power to rural homes, micro small and cottage industries Now small hamlets also covered Adequate power to farmers New transformers and upgradation of last mile infrastructure Remote Villages to be covered: Off-grids and micro-grids Solar Installations by Discoms to promote clean and green energy

29 ` 1.09 lakh Cr. Integrated Power Development Scheme (IPDS) An integrated scheme for urban areas covering: Total Govt. expenditure ` 45,816 Cr. Smart-metering tamper-proof meters at homes for large consumers and Comprehensive sub-transmission & distribution infrastructure upgradation in urban areas Underground cabling and high tech GIS transformers in densely populated areas IT implementation for better customer service Solar installations like rooftop solar also covered 29 TRANSMISSION & DISTRIBUTION FUEL > GENERATION >

30 ENERGY EFFICIENCY PROGRAMMES NATIONWIDE CAMPAIGN FOR ENERGY CONSERVATION LAUNCHED ENERGY EFFICIENCY: ONE UNIT OF POWER SAVED IS WORTH 1.33 UNITS PRODUCED TARGET TO SAVE 10% OF CURRENT ENERGY CONSUMPTION ALL INCANDESCENT BULBS TO BE CHANGE TO LED IN THREE YEARS 30

31 DOMESTIC EFFICIENT LIGHTING PROGRAMME (DELP) taken up in about 151 cities in 18 states to replace Cr. bulbs in 6.3 Cr. households by 2016 Distribution of bulbs has already commenced in Andhra Pradesh where 45 Lakh LED bulbs have been distributed to about 22.5 Lakh consumers ` 310 ` 204 ` 149 ` 104 ` 82 Feb-14 Aug-14 Nov-14 Feb-15 Mar-15 Due to transparent procurement, price of LED has reduced by 74% from ` 310 in Feb 2014 to ` 82 in Mar 2015 Energy Efficient Street Lighting Programme to cover 251 municipalities across India to replace 90 lakh street lights by 2016 LED PRICE 74% Reduction Installation of LED street lights has already been completed in Greater Vishakhapatnam Municipal Corporation and Jhalawar Municipal Corporation CONSUMPTION 31 TRANSMISSION & DISTRIBUTION > CONSUMPTION FUEL > GENERATION >

32 SABKA SAATH, SABKA VIKAS CO-OPERATIVE FEDERALISM Entire Coal auction revenue will go to coal bearing states especially under developed states of Eastern India like Jharkhand, Chhattisgarh, Odisha, West Bengal etc. Massive thrust to expedite projects in North East to overcome power shortages and increase prosperity. Investment of ` 9,865 Cr. for upgrading power systems in 8 North Eastern States (Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Manipur, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Nagaland, Sikkim and Tripura) For the first time, National State Power Ministers conference was held in Guwahati where Ministers & Officials from all over India converged in North East 24X7 power plans made for Andhra Pradesh and Rajasthan. Action plans for other states at advanced stage of finalization 32

33 ZERO EFFECT ON ENVIRONMENT Massive thrust on renewables to increase share of clean energy More than 1 lakh solar pumps sanctioned in the past year Solar pumps helped lakhs of farmers increase output, income and also provide drinking water. Drinking water problem will be solved for more than 7.6 lakh families through solar pumps for drinking water UNNAT CHULHA ABHIYAN provides improved cook stoves for clean cooking, thus saving the lives of our mothers and sisters. 3.5 lakh cook stoves were sanctioned last year. Compulsory crushing and washing of coal to reduce ash transport by linking plants to their closest mines 33 TRANSMISSION & DISTRIBUTION > CONSUMPTION BEYOND FUEL > GENERATION >

34 o o Massive thrust for MAKE IN INDIA program: Orders of more than ` 100,000 crores being placed from NTPC, Coal India, Energy Efficiency Services Ltd., Powergrid Corporation etc. to kickstart the economy Domestic industry being encouraged to scale up and become more cost effective o 1000 MW of solar capacity to be setup by PSUs with solar cells made in India o Defence establishments will buy 300 MW solar plants o Similar initiatives across sectors 34

35 Swachh Bharat The PSUs under the three Ministries are committed to active involvement in this effort. As a first step, they are investing over ` 2,250 Cr. for over 1,25,000 toilets separately for boys and girls by 15 th August, 2015 particularly in the needy states such as Bihar, Odisha, West Bengal, Jharkhand, Chhattisgarh, Andhra Pradesh and Rajasthan. After construction, the PSUs will also maintain these toilets for a period of five years thus ensuring a complete sanitation programme. Awareness is being created in local communities to improve over all sanitation. 35 TRANSMISSION & DISTRIBUTION > CONSUMPTION BEYOND FUEL > GENERATION >

36 TRANSPARENCY & EFFICIENCY in USING TECHNOLOGY DIGITAL National Transmission Asset Management Centre (NTAMC) to remotely monitor national power grid and help increase power availability Optical fiber network to connect all high voltage substations thus reducing outages Reduction in coal theft using RFID/GPS tagging Coal project monitoring portal for quick decision making, faster dispute resolution and accelerated removal of bottlenecks Smart Grid & Smart Metering to improve power availability e-office implemented in Ministries 36

37 TRANSPARENCY Fully transparent and online process for coal auctions adopted Support for restarting stranded gas-based power plants on the basis of reverse e-bidding process to discover lowest customer tariff Reduced red-tape and paper-work through delegation of powers and expansion of online interface 37 TRANSMISSION & DISTRIBUTION > CONSUMPTION BEYOND FUEL > GENERATION >

38 A GOVERNMENT WHICH CARES 38

39 Rapid Emergency Response Delhi: After transmission tower collapse in May 2014, central government worked day and night to restore power in 15 days which would have otherwise taken more than six months Cyclone Hudhud: Central teams assigned to restore power in cyclone hit areas. Damaged streetlights converted to LED within six weeks to restore as well as improve lighting J&K Floods: Special teams rushed to the state to restore power on war footing Nepal: Helped Nepal's electricity grid come online after the earthquake and is now working towards rebuilding the distribution network 39 TRANSMISSION & DISTRIBUTION > CONSUMPTION BEYOND FUEL > GENERATION >

40 India has now graduated from megawatts to gigawatts in terms of renewable energy production. Ministry of Power, Coal and New & Renewable Energy GOVERNMENT OF INDIA Prime Minister Narendra Modi at RE-Invest 2015 UjwalBharat2015