Expert Report on Budgetary, Fiscal & Financial Reforms for Development of Renewable Energy in India

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Stakeholder Workshop Expert Report on Budgetary, Fiscal & Financial Reforms for Development of Renewable Energy in India NAPCC Target

Agenda Background Context Our Approach NAPCC Target 2

Background (1/2) India has given voluntary commitment to reduce its carbon intensity of economy by 20-25% below 2005 levels by 2020 NAPCC is one of the key instruments for the same NAPCC aims at grid RE purchase to be 15% of grid electricity by 2020 SERCs have issued Renewable Purchase Obligations (RPOs) for obligated entities Unfortunately the state RPOs don t add up to Further, very few states have enforced compliance of RPOs Government of India has also dithered on its various policies 3

Background (2/2) Policy uncertainty surrounding AD & GBI in wind has caused, capacity addition to drop in the 1st year of the 12th FYP Contribution of RE to the total power generation has been: Year 2010-11 NAPCC Target Actual Contribution of RE to total power generation 6% 4.7% 2011-12 7% 5.5% 2012- If India 8% wishes to fulfill 6.4% its voluntary commitment, it is 13 necessary to meet the s RE Capacity Addition in MW 4

Context (1/4) Climate Parliament is a global network of concerned legislators working to combat climate change by promoting policy solutions in national Parliaments Climate Parliament has undertaken to identify Parliamentarians actions for achieving Renewable Energy targets of the 12th Five Year Plan, to promote Indian Government s low carbon inclusive growth agenda Idam Infrastructure Advisory is assisting Climate Parliament in preparation of Expert report on Budgetary, Fiscal & Financial Reforms for development of RE in India 5

Context (2/4) Mr. V. Subramanian, Former Secretary, MNRE and Dr S. Narayan, Former Principal Economic Advisor to Prime Minister have been providing constant guidance in the execution of this assignment The project execution team consists of experienced professionals from Idam Infra, Athena Infonomics and Praxis Partners The team is closely working with private sector and public sector to understand issues affecting renewable energy sector 6

Context (3/4) Objectives of the Study To critically analyze the existing policies, schemes, programmes etc. for their adequacy to meet the target of 15% RE by 2020 To recommend measures on the budgetary, financial, fiscal front with respect to Central & State government policies to achieve above target To devise a chronological implementation plan for the above recommendations 7

Context (4/4) Anticipated Impact of the study Increased cognizance amongst the relevant stakeholders regarding the current status, progress and requirements of the sector in view of the Increased awareness amongst parliamentarians regarding the opportunities and issues of the sector Uptake of the recommendations provided in the report by respective implementing agencies Increased activity and initiatives amongst parliamentarians to garner attention from the Government and step towards fasttracking Government actions towards this goal 8

Our Approach (1/2) Project Execution 9

Our Approach (2/2) Outreach and Stakeholder Interaction Consensus building is an extremely critical component Idam Infra conducted stakeholder consultations at 3 levels 1. Steering & Advisory Group Group of eminent persons who provided the necessary guidance and support during the execution of the project 2. Stakeholder Meetings One on one meeting with about 20 stakeholders who work in various fields in the RE sector (Policy, Finance, Regulation, etc.) 3. Stakeholder Workshop To share the proposed recommendations in the report To seek comments and suggestions on the proposed recommendations. To ensure that the recommendations cover all aspects of RE 10

Progress target of 15% by 2020 Analysis of the current scenario Identifying challenges and constraints International Experience on budgetary, fiscal and financial reforms in Renewable Energy Stakeholder consultations Evolving Recommendations Steering & Advisory Group Meeting Evolving Implementation Roadmap Envisioning India s renewable energy Scenario beyond 2020 Stakeholder Workshop Completed Ongoing 11

National Action Plan on Climate Change (1/2) One of the targets as defined in the NAPCC states that, national renewable standard may be set at 5% of total grid purchase, to increase by 1% each year for 10 years. SERCs may set higher percentages than this minimum at any point in time. Other RE related provisions in NAPCC are: Central/State Govt. to set up verification mechanism to ensure that certain minimum RE is purchased Over and above the RPO, the purchase of RE should be done through competitive bidding replacing conventional energy National Solar Mission so that solar energy could compete against fossil fuel options within 20-25 years. 12

National Action Plan on Climate Change (2/2) As per the Integrated Energy Policy Report (IEPR), the electricity demand in 2020 will be approximately 1700 BU If is to be achieved, it creates a market for 255 BU of RE In order to achieve this target of 255 BU of RE generation, an annual RE capacity addition of around 12,000 MW is required during period 2013-2020 The capacity addition trend in the past 3 years has averaged around 4000 MW/annum peaking to almost 5000 MW in FY 2011-12 13

Capacity required to meet s Total Electricity Demand in 2020 (BU) 1700 RE Target (%) 15% Installed Capacity (as of 28/02/2013)(MW) 27294 RE demand in 2020 (BU) 255 Case CUF Total Capacity (MW) Minus Current Capacity (MW) Annual Capacity Addition (MW/year) Case 1 26% 111960 84665 12095 Case 2 28% 103963 76668 10952 Case 3 30% 97032 69737 9962 Case 4 32% 90967 63672 9096 14

Ambiguity about the real target NAPCC Target, though critical, the government itself does not factor it into the planning process 12th FYP Document 9% by 2017 16% by 2030 MNRE Strategic Plan 41383 MW by 2017 i.e. approx 6.5-7% by 2017 NAPCC Target 12% by 2017 15% by 2020 Actual Installed Capacity 11th Plan Target (Planning Commission) 12th FYP Target (Planning Commission) NAPCC Target upto 2017 (Assuming 26% CUF) 15 MNRE Strategic Plan

Scenario Analysis - Assumptions Two scenarios have been developed to understand capacity addition possibilities if of 15% Renewable energy by 2020 is to be achieved. Assumptions undertaken for the scenarios are:- Wind-dominant Scenario Solar-significant Scenario Description Wind is the prominent source Solar is the prominent source Wind To grow at a CAGR of 26% To grow at a CAGR of 20% Solar Small Hydro Power Solar, we let it achieve the lower targets of NSM, along with 50% successful achievement of state level targets To grow at their historical trends of 10% Solar achieves its full JNNSM targets, also includes 70% successful achievement of state level targets To grow at their historical trends of 10% Bio-power To grow at their historical trends of 21%. It includes power generated from biomass and bagasse based cogen To grow at their historical trends of 21%. It includes power generated from biomass and bagasse based cogen 16

Scenario Analysis - Cumulative Achievement Cumulative achievement till 2020, for all renewable energy technologies are stated under each scenario:- Wind Dominant Scenario Contribution of technology Solar Significan t Scenario Contributio n of technology Wind 52,000 MW 59% 45,000 MW 23% Solar 19,000 MW 22% 31,000 MW 33% Small Hydro Power 6,000 MW 7% 6,000 MW 6% Bio-power 11,000 MW 13% 11,000 MW 12% RPO Fulfillment till 2020 11.3% 11.5% * Numbers have been rounded off 17

Scenario Analysis - Financing Requirement Financing required for all renewable energy technologies are stated for each scenario under 3 different cost/mw assumptions:- Wind Dominant Scenario Case 1 6crore/M W Case 2 7crore/M W Case 3 8crore/MW Solar Significant Scenario Case 1 6crore/M W Case 2 7crore/M W Case 3 8crore/M W Wind 312,000 364,000 416,000 270,000 315,000 360,000 Solar 114,000 133,000 192,000 186,000 217,000 248,000 Other s Rs Crores 102,000 119,000 136,000 102,000 119,000 136,000 Total 528,000 616,000 744,000 558,000 651,000 744,000 Even for reduced target of approx 11.5%, average investment of about Rs. 600,000 crore would be required over next seven years. Government need to undertake radical measures to be able to generate such investment in Renewable Energy Sector. 18

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