Captive Power Plants in India 2016-17: Opportunity Tracker for Value Chain Players Till 2020

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Captive Power Plants in India 2016-17 : Opportunity Tracker for Value Chain Players Till 2020 (Broadly Evaluating the Business Case for Captive Power Developers , Equipment Suppliers & Vendors, Contractors & Service Providers, Power Off takers, Power Traders and Fuel Suppliers )

November 2016

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With small and mid sized industry clutters mushrooming on

pan India basis , the business case for captive power plants

in India is growing stronger.

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Contribution of captive power plants in India for July „2016

The business case for captive power plant is growing stronger with the realms of small & mid-size industry clutters mushrooming on pan India basis. Interestingly, the business cases for captive power generation has consistently garnered momentum since the very concept got introduced in India post 2003 or better say post application of EA, 2003. Though, captive power generation in India can‟t be termed as disruptive however it certainly has elevated itself to the genres of being one with the kind of capacities added on yearly basis which is nearing a hallmark figure of 50 GW in terms of installed capacity for the country.

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In India the woes of power distribution utilities are well known, coupled with cross-subsidy structure followed in most of the states of the country the quest for reliable as well affordable power for the commercial & industrial users seems never ending. This scenario when united with increasing gorge of power demand-supply gap has provided the necessary fillip which has led to prolific growth of captive power generation in India. Certainly, with such capacity additions captive power generation presents a galore of opportunities for allied value chain players which has not been tracked so far and transformed in the form of a quality dossier.

Known to one and all the “Make in India” spree that has taken over the Indian manufacturing market and has not only ignited the pace of production in large industrial units but is definitely steaming up the small & mid sized industries as well. But, aiming big on the productivity raises deep concerns for high power demand and swelling electricity costs. In order to cut down these cost burdens and to meet the desired electricity demand, many of the manufacturing units are opting for setting up in house 24×7 power supply facility.

We have been aware of the fact that industrial units such as textile mills, sugar mills , cement and steel plants, which are heavily dependent on power for manufacturing have been operating on captive power plants. But, in order to have an uninterrupted power supply in order to enhance the productivity sectors like pharmaceuticals , healthcare and IT etc are to expected to follow the suit. Hence, a massive business case exists for the CPP segment in India.

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If fuels like coal and gas are readily available to the captive power developers,

two-third of the industrial consumption can be met by operational CPPs in India

Power consumption by industrial units in India hovers around 30-40% of the total electricity demand. A total of around 2500 plus captive power plants are currently operational in India with an overall installed capacity of 41 GW. If sources like coal and gas are readily available to the developers, this capacity can definitely notch up in coming years with a significant quantum. Moreover, can also fulfill 2/3 of the industrial power demand. Given below is the industry wise breakup of captive power capacity estimated for July 2016.

Exhibit 1: Industry Wise Contribution in Installed Captive Power Capacity in India for FY’2016 (In GW)

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Exhibit 2: Fuel Wise Contribution in Installed Captive Power Capacity in India for FY’2016 (In GW)

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Typically, power from the conventional state electricity grid costs above INR 6 per unit, while diesel-powered generators (for back-up) incur INR17 per unit. On the other hand, power from CPPs vary between zero and INR 15 per unit depending on the raw material used. If it‟s a gas-based plant, cost will be upwards INR 15 per unit, while for furnace oil and naphtha-based plants, costs are above INR10 per unit.

5 % Annual growth projected for CPPs Capacity in India Till FY‟ 2020 in BAU Scenario

The most economical turns out to be the coal-based plants that deliver power starting INR 2 per unit. But, this may not be an attractive option always for companies, highly depending upon its domestic availability. Taking the cognizance of current trends in the Indian renewable industry solar with per unit power cost zero coupled with minimal costs on operations and maintenance is coming out to be a viable option for firms into the service sector.

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ENINCON By the medium of our research studies we truly believe in mapping the current needs of the industry & providing value added services to serve the very essence of every business

Enincon consulting llp took note from various clients who

prompted us to focus on such market research which not only

focus on thermal power projects in India but deeply ensembles the

architecture of captive power generation business & tied-up

opportunities Reasons were plenty to dive deep and unravel the set of opportunities for the split of value chain players through an in-depth market research. Enincon consulting llp took note from various clients who prompted us to focus on such market research which not only focuses on thermal power projects in India but deeply ensembles the architecture of captive power generation business and the tied-up opportunities.

With this report enincon consulting llp attempts to bridge the far-fetched information gap which has been the industry need for years now and has attempted to answer all the primary queries revolving around the mystique of captive power generation.

Key Takeaways of the Report………..

• The report shall pack information of all the upcoming captive power generation projects in India

• Categorically examines & demarcate the tune of opportunities involved thereof for each value chain players

• Encompasses the opportunity tracker for captive power plant developers basis factors such as capacity , savings on electricity , power trading & power sale to grid , open access utilization etc

• Detailed opportunity track for equipment suppliers, vendors , contractors & service providers

Aptly, we endorsed the viewpoints of our valued clients and decided to give shape to an exhaustive dossier which shall not only cover the industry analysis, industry size, share, trends and growth forecasts but also will cover the opportunities which do exists for all market participants in the value chain like power project developers, original equipment suppliers, EPC contractors, vendors, management consultants, power distribution companies, power traders & fuel suppliers etc.

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ENINCON Market research report provides valuable information with categorically demarcating the tune of opportunities involved for various stakeholders

Captive Power Plants in India 2016-17 : Opportunity Tracker for Value Chain Players presents a galore of opportunities for allied value chain players which has not been tracked so far and transformed in the form of a quality dossier. With this report enincon consulting llp attempts to bridge the far fetched information gap which has been the industry need for years now and has attempted answer all the primary queries revolving around the mystique of captive power generation.

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1. Understanding the captive power generation market in India

2. Knowing about the opportunities associated with the capacity additions that captive power generation presents for various industry stakeholders

3. State wise upcoming captive power projects and their status track

4. To provide a holistic picture about the future outlook of the captive power segment

1. Status wise track of forthcoming captive power projects in India

2. Identify the upcoming tune of investment into the captive power capacity

3. Identifying the business opportunity for captive power developers , equipment suppliers, fuel traders/suppliers

4. Identifying the business opportunity for power traders , power distribution companies

5. Examining the state wise potential for captive power segment in India

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Key Queries Resolved

Targeted Audience

Captive Power Developers Sugar Manufacturers/ Sugar Mills Textile Mills Cement Plants Paper & Pulp Industry Agro Based Industries Small & Mid Sized Manufacturing

Units Power Distribution Companies State Electricity Boards Fuel Suppliers/ Traders Original equipment

manufacturers/ Suppliers/ Vendors

Power Trading Companies Other Service Providers /

Contractors

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Business Case for Value Chain

Players catering captive power

industry

Identification of

Industry size & trends for CPPs in

India

Defined opportunity for captive

power developers

in India

Future Outlook of Captive power

industry in India

Fuel wise market sizing

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1. Evaluating business opportunity for captive power developers , equipment suppliers , fuel suppliers , DISCOMS, power trading companies, key contractors and service providers

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3. What shall be crude pie for captive power developers in the opportunity cake



2. Evaluating industry trends and industry sizing for captive power plants in India

4. Identifying scenario wise futuristic business case for captive power plants in India

5. Tracking opportunity for fuel suppliers and traders

Executive Summary xx

Chapter 1: Opportunity Tracker for Captive Power Project (CPP) Developers in India

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1.1 Capacity Wise Opportunity Track for CPP Developers (In MW)

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1.2 Opportunity in terms of Savings on Electricity (In INR)

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1.3 Opportunity in terms of Power Sale to Grid xx

1.4 Opportunity in terms of Power Trading xx

1.5 Opportunity in terms of O/A Utilization xx

Chapter 2: Opportunity Tracker for Equipment Suppliers & Vendors

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2.1 Market Size in MW xx

2.2 Market Size in INR xx

2.3 State Wise Track of Market Size for Equipment Suppliers and Vendors

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2.4 Source Wise Track (Source of Generation Wise) xx

2.5 Fuel Wise Track xx

2.6 Main Plant Equipment Wise Opportunity xx

2.7 Balance of Plant Equipment Wise Opportunity xx

Chapter 3: Opportunity Tracker for Contractors and Service Providers

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3.1 Market Size in INR xx

3.2 State Wise Track of Market Size for Contractors and Service Providers

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3.3 O&M Opportunity Track xx

3.4 Contract Type Wise Opportunity xx

Chapter 4: Opportunity Tracker for Power Distribution Companies

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4.1 Capacity Wise Opportunity xx

4.2 Scenario Wise Opportunity xx

4.3 Opportunity in terms of Addressing Peak Challenge

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4.4 Utilizing Open Access xx

4.5 Opportunity in New Distribution Network

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4.6 Savings on Short-term Contractors xx

Chapter 5: Opportunity Tracker for Power Traders

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5.1 Available Capacity as per Scenarios (In MW) xx

a. BAU Scenario xx


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b. High Captive Power Projects Scenario xx

c. Low Captive Power Projects Scenario xx

5.2 Trading Capacities in Million Units xx

5.3 Intra- State Opportunities xx

5.4 Short term Contract Opportunities xx

Chapter 6: Opportunity Tracker for Fuel Suppliers & Traders

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6.1 Upcoming Capacity in MW xx

6.2 State Wise Capacity in MW xx

a. Capacity of Coal Based CPPs in MW xx

b. Capacity of Bagasse Based CPPs in MW xx

c. Capacity of Gas Based CPPs in MW xx

d. Capacity of Lignite Based CPPs in MW xx

e. Capacity of Naphtha Based CPPs in MW xx

f. Capacity of Other Fuel Based CPPs in MW xx

Chapter 7: Upcoming CPPs in India- Status Wise Track with Project Details in Northern Region States

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7.1 Upcoming CPPs in Uttar Pradesh xx

7.1.1 Type of Project xx

7.1.2 Name of the Project xx

7.1.3 Location of the Project xx

7.1.4 Project Developer xx

7.1.5 Project Capacity (In MW) xx

7.1.6 Likely Date of Commissioning xx

7.1.7 Status of Development xx

a. Financial Closure Stage / Status xx

b. Construction Phase xx

c. Other Details xx

7.1.8 Fuel Type xx

7.1.9 End User Industry xx

7.1.10 Main Contact Details xx

7.1.11 Technical Consultant Details xx

7.1.12 Main Plant Equipment Suppliers (If Any)

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7.1.13 BoP Supplier (If Any) xx

7.1.14 Allied Information (If Any) xx

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7.2 Upcoming CPPs in Haryana xx










c. Other Details xx

7.2.8 Fuel Type xx





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7.3 Upcoming CPPs in Punjab xx










c. Other Details xx

7.3.8 Fuel Type xx





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7.4 Upcoming CPPs in Rajasthan xx










c. Other Details xx

7.4.8 Fuel Type xx





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7.5 Upcoming CPPs in Himachal Pradesh and Jammu & Kashmir

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c. Other Details xx

7.5.8 Fuel Type xx





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Chapter 8: Upcoming CPPs in India- Status Wise Track with Project Details in Eastern Region States

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8.1 Upcoming CPPs in West Bengal xx










c. Other Details xx

8.1.8 Fuel Type xx





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8.2 Upcoming CPPs in Odisha xx










c. Other Details xx

8.2.8 Fuel Type xx





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8.3 Upcoming CPPs in Bihar xx










c. Other Details xx

8.3.8 Fuel Type xx





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8.4 Upcoming CPPs in Jharkhand xx










c. Other Details xx

8.4.8 Fuel Type xx





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Chapter 9: Upcoming CPPs in India- Status Wise Track with Project Details in Western Region States

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9.1 Upcoming CPPs in Maharashtra










c. Other Details xx

9.1.8 Fuel Type xx






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9.2 Upcoming CPPs in Madhya Pradesh xx










c. Other Details xx

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9.3 Upcoming CPPs in Gujarat xx










c. Other Details xx

9.3.8 Fuel Type xx





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9.4 Upcoming CPPs in Chattisgarh xx










c. Other Details xx

9.4.8 Fuel Type xx


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Chapter 10: Upcoming CPPs in India- Status Wise Track with Project Details in Southern Region States

10.1 Upcoming CPPs in Karnataka xx










c. Other Details xx

10.1.8 Fuel Type xx





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10.2 Upcoming CPPs in Kerala K










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10.3 Upcoming CPPs in Tamil Nadu xx










c. Other Details xx

10.3.8 Fuel Type xx





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10.4 Upcoming CPPs in Andhra Pradesh K










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10.4.8 Fuel Type xx





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10.5 Upcoming CPPs in Telangana xx










c. Other Details xx

10.5.8 Fuel Type xx





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Chapter 11: Upcoming Captive Power Projects & Info Graphics

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11.1 Industry Wise Upcoming CPP- Opportunity Analysis on Pan India Basis

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11.1.1. Inclusive of all End Use Industries xx

Chapter 12: Conclusion and Findings xx

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