Research Compendium. Hydro power in North East India Under-Construction and Planned Projects

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1 Research Compendium Hydro power in North East India Release Date : August 2013

2 Research Background Total Hydro Power potential in India Untapped potential, 67.60% Source: Energyline India Tapped, % Underconstruction, 8.51% 1. According to the last re-assessment studies conducted by Central Electricity Authority, India have hydropower potential of MW. Out of this only 23.88% has been tapped, another 8.51% is underconstruction and the remaining 67.60% remains untouched. 2. With abundance of inherent hydropower potential holding relatively greener energy security promises for India, investing in development of hydropower will be a lucrative business venture as hydropower plants has relatively low operational cost. NE India: Hydro Power holds the key 1. In view of this rising demand for power for rising India and the worsening coal shortage issue, it is only sensible to develop and exploit the vast hydropower resource available in India in general and Northeast India in particular. 2. With Northeast India alone bearing MW power potential (excluding Sikkim) out of which only 2.13% is utilized and another 4.82% under development, a massive MW of hydro power, translating to 93.06% of the total potential, is waiting to be tapped. Hydropower potential in NE India 93% 2% 5% Source: Energyline India Tapped potential Underconstruction Untapped potential Northeastern region of India is one of most energy deprived region in India, and tapping the huge resource will go a long way towards bringing economic development in the region. 2

3 1. However, development of hydropower is not completely free of concerns. Long gestation period, lack of political will, resistance from locals, and inter-state water sharing disputes are some of the issues that slow down exploitation of hydro power in the country. 2. With the Government of India s renewed vigor on developing renewable energy sources to meet energy demand, the business environment for investing in hydropower is set to become much more favorable, especially in the North Eastern region. Energyline India Initiative Keeping in mind the huge hydropower potential in North East which is yet to be exploited fully, IndianPetroGroup is coming up with a data driven, comprehensive business report titled Hydropower in North East India: Under Construction and Planned Projects for potential investors, developers and other stakeholders. The report will feature detailed information of all underconstruction and planned hydropower projects in the Northeast India, covering the states of Assam, Arunachal Pradesh, Sikkim, Manipur, Tripura, Meghalaya, Mizoram and Nagaland. The report will analyze the resource potential of the states through different parameters and come up with a ranking matrix for all NE states. The report will help identify business opportunity for investors and developers and provide insights on the business environment of each of the states of the region specifically. 3

4 Table of Contents 1. Executive Summary 2. Power Scenario in India Power generation-a sector wise breakup Power demand and Power Supply/ Availability in the country Capacity Addition in the 12th plan and 13th plan The role of Hydro Power in the overall energy matrix 3. Hydropower in India: Potential and Development Hydro potential in India-A regional analysis State wise potential of hydropower in India Status of development so far Hurdles to hydro power development Strategies for accelerated hydropower development Private sector participation Present status and future prospects and the need to encourage private participation 4. Hydropower in North East India: Potential and Development Major river basins in NE Brahmaputra Basin Kameng basin,subansiri basin Siang basin Bichom basin Lohit basin Teesta Basin Barak Basin State wise break-up of Hydro Potential Rationale for development of hydro power in the north east Status of Development so far Government Sector Private Sector 5. SWOT Analysis on hydro power development in the region 6. Policy and regulatory landscape for hydropower development Central policy State Policy Comparison amongst states 7. Stakeholders Issues and Concerns Technical Infrastructural Financial Socio-political 8. Ranking of NE States in terms of hydropower development Approach and methodology Ranking parameters Hydro potential Infrastructure Business environment Geographical constraints Cost of development Environment impacts 9. Hydropower Projects in NE States ( above 25MW) Completed Projects/ Projects under Operation Arunachal Pradesh Sikkim Assam Meghalaya Tripura Manipur Mizoram Nagaland Under Construction Projects Arunachal Pradesh Sikkim Assam Meghalaya Tripura Manipur Mizoram Nagaland Upcoming Projects Arunachal Pradesh Sikkim Assam Meghalaya Tripura Manipur Mizoram Nagaland 10. The Way Forward 11. Conclusion 4

5 Dummy Project Profile: Kemang Hydro Power Project Project Details Project Name: Kameng Hydro Electric Project Developer: NEEPCO Capacity: 600 MW Type: Run-of-river-scheme Location Latitude: North Longitude: East River: Kameng Cost: Rs crores (2004 PL) Revised-Rs. 5,139 crore Date of Commissioning/COD: May 2013 (Scheduled) PPA: Signed with Govt. of Assam & Arunachal Pradesh Financial Closure: Rs. 5,139 crore in Debt-Equity ratio of 70 : 30 Funding Agency: PFC Contracts: E&M works- BHEL Civil and H&M works-patel unity JV Current Status: Under construction Clearances: FC-August 3,200 EC-December 31, 2012 Contact Details: 5

6 Significant Highlights of the Report 1. State wise hydro potential in India and the development status so far 2. Basin wise study of hydro power in North East states 3. PPP in hydro power development and the role of private power producers 4. State wise comparison of policies and regulations in NE states 5. Detailed SWOT analysis of the sector with special emphasis on NE states 6. Stakeholders long pending issues and concerns regarding hydro power development 7. Ranking of NE states basis critical parameters for hydro power development 8. Details of all under construction hydro power plants in NE states and their status 9. Details of all upcoming hydro power plants in NE states 10. Projects briefing carries all critical information requirement for all stakeholders Stakeholders concerns to be addressed 1. What is the status of hydro power development in India, particularly in NE states? 2. What are the constraints impeding much needed investment in hydro power? 3. Is there any special provision from centre s look North East Approach that incentivise the project developers to invest in NE states? 4. Which is the best state for hydro power development in the region? 5. What are the under construction projects in the region and their current status of development? 6. What are the projects in the pipeline (more than 25MW) in the region? 7. Who are the developers and what is the investment committed towards hydro power development in NE states? 6

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