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Target Setting Methodology for Power sector in Perform, Achieve & Trade (PAT) Mechanism A.K.ASTHANA Sr.Technical Expert German Technical Co-operation (GTZ) Bureau of Energy Efficiency (BEE) PAT Capacity Building 2, Aug’ 11, Mumbai

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Target Setting Methodology for Power sector in Perform, Achieve & Trade (PAT) Mechanism

A.K.ASTHANA

Sr.Technical ExpertGerman Technical Co-operation (GTZ)

Bureau of Energy Efficiency (BEE)PAT Capacity Building2, Aug’ 11, Mumbai

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NATIONAL MISSION ON

ENHANCED ENERGY EFFICIENCY (NMEEE)

The National Action Plan on Climate Change was

released by Honorable Prime Minister of India in June

2008

The Action Plan Outlines 8 Missions including National

Mission on Enhanced Energy Efficiency (NMEEE)

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NMEEE…. 4 new initiatives

The market based mechanism to enhance cost effectiveness of improvements in EE in energy intensive industries through certification of energy saving which can be traded. (Perform, Achieve & Trade)

Accelerating the shift to energy efficient appliances in designated sectors through innovative measures to make the product more affordable

Creation of a mechanism that would help finance DSM programs in all sectors by capturing future energy saving

Developing fiscal instruments to promote energy efficiency

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Large Energy Usage Bandwidth

The energy usage pattern varies widely in industries of a particular

sector due to various diversities like

- Scale of Production (Installed Capacities)

- Use of Raw Material

- Process Technology

- Vintage of Technology

- O & M Practices

- Type of Product Output etc.

Factors of Diversity Most Affected Sectors

a) Raw Material Input Pulp & Paper, Fertilizer, Power Plant, Textile

a) Quality of Raw Material / Fuel All sectors

a) Process & Technology Aluminium, Iron & steel, Chlor-Alkali, Paper

a) Final Product output Textile, Iron & Steel, Aluminium

a) Vintage All Sectors

a) Capacity Utililization All sectors

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Thermal Power Plants in PAT - I

Total No of DCs = 142

Threshold limit to be DC = 30,000 tons of oil equivalent

(TOE) per annum

Total Target Set = 3.1 MTOE

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61, 63%

36, 37%

Distribution of No. of DCs

State

Central / Private

45026, 57%

33416, 43%

Capacity(MW)

State

Central / Private

Gas Fired Coal/Lignite Fired

21, 52%

19, 48%

Distribution Of No. of DCs

State

Central / Private

4873, 39%7507,

61%

Capacity(MW)

State

Central / Private

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Targets in PAT - I

Variation in Net Station Heat

Rate from Design Net Heat

Rate

% Reduction Target

for Deviation in Net

Station Heat Rate

(%)Fuel

No. Of

DCs

Target

Reduction

Range

(Kcal/KWh)

Target Savings

(TOE)

Up to 5 % 10 %

Coal/Lignite

Gas

21

20

0 – 12.8

0 – 9.64

140874

24297

More than 5% and Up to 10 % 17 %

Coal/Lignite

Gas

20

12

21.2 – 48.2

17.9 – 48.1

354383

51049

More than 10% and Up to

20%

21 %

Coal/lignite

Gas

30

4

53 – 130

50 - 81

1036138

33550

More Than 20 % 24 %

Coal/Lignite

Gas

26

4

128 - 528

86 - 220

1388111

62141

Sub Total 137 3090543

*Additionally there are 5 diesel plants where the target has been calculated on the basis of KWh/ Litre.

Total 142 3094670

(3.1MTOE)

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Power Plants have Focused in

Reduction in APC Improvement in HR

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Example of Heat Rate Deviation in Power Station

Sl. No

Coal Based Power Station Design Heat Rate

Average of Actual

for 3 Years

Variation from

Design Value %

Average Auxiliary Power

Consumption %

Average PLF %

1. 4 x 500 MW 2234 2350 5.19 6.79 90

2. 2 x 500 MW 2228 2358 5.84 5.69 90

3. 5 x 200 + 2 x 500 MW 2312 2399 3.78 7.1 88

4. 3 x 200 + 3 x 500 + 1 x 500 MW 2250 2368 6.06 6.26 88

Sl. No

Coal Based Power Station Design Heat Rate

Average of Actual

for 3 Years

Variation from Design

Value %

Average Auxiliary Power

Consumption %

Average PLF %

1. 4 x 210 MW 2274 2409 5.95 7.37 95

2. 4 x 210 MW 2301 2432 5.7 8.79 90

3. 2 x 210 + 2 x 210 + 1 x 210 2295 2412 5.08 8.2 90

4. 5 x 250 MW 2234 2498 6.67 NA NA

5. 2 x 250 MW 2227 2285 2.58 NA NA

6. 6 x 210 MW 2301 2390 3.87 NA NA

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Target Setting of Power Plants for PAT Mechanism would mainly

depend upon Net Heat Rate (NHR) to include both i.e. GHR &

APC

Net Heat Rate = Gross Heat Rate / (1- APC%)

Parameter Plant-1 Plant-2

Gross HR(GHR) 2500 Kcal/Kwh 2500 Kcal/Kwh

APC 8% 10%

Net HR (NHR) 2717(= 2500/0.92)

Kcal/Kwh

2777(=2500/0.90)

KCal/Kwh

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Parameter to be Considered for Target Setting

Annual Generation (MUs) & PLF(%)

Design Gross Station Heat Rate (Kcal/Kwh)

Annual Operating Gross Station Heat Rate (Kcal/Kwh)

Annual Operating Auxiliary Power Consumption (%)

Quality of Coal i.e.

Average GCV (Kcal/Kg) & Ash Content(%)

Or

Average GCV of Gas used

Annual Quantity of Coal Consumed in Tonnes (M³ of Gas in case

of Gas Plants)

Annual Quantity of Secondary Oil Consumed in Tonnes

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Example - 1 Installed Capacity = 420MW

Station Design Heat Rate = 2450 Kcal/Kwh

Annual PLF = 55.72 %

Annual Average Operating Station Heat Rate = 2650 Kcal/Kwh

Average APC = 9.7 %

Annual Production in MUs = 2050.28

Net Operative Heat Rate = 2936.29

Net Design Heat Rate = 2714.68

Deviation from Design NHR = 221.61

% Deviation = 8.16

Target % Reduction = 17% of Deviation = 17 % of 221.61= 37.67

Target NHR Reduction : 37.67 Kcal/KWh

Reduction Target in TOE = 6970.95

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Higher Target Potential DCs

State Owned TPP

S.No. State Total No. of DCsNo Of DCs

( Having Higher Target)Capacity (MW)

Net Generation (MU) in Baseline Year

Target (Savings) in TOE

1 Gujarat 12 1 1470 10844 67230

2 Haryana 2 1 1367 8954 150244

3 Karnataka 2 2 1970 12375 107590

4 M.P 3 3 2932.5 15363 268371

5 Maharastra 9 5 5770 33537 441889

6 Punjab 3 1 1260 9008 82839

7 Rajasthan 4 1 1080 3612 59354

8 Tamil Nadu 9 1 600 3632 117839

9 U.P 5 1 1382 4466 57902

10 West Bengal 7 1 1260 6632 93328

Sub Total 56 17 19092 108423 1446585

Central Owned TPP

S.No. Region No. of Plants Capacity (MW) Net Generation (MU) Target (Savings) in TOE

1 Tamil Nadu 2 1 1470 9627 69440

Total 58 1820562 (22 % OF Total Capacity)

118050 (21 % of Total Gen.)

1516025 (49 % of TotalTOE)

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1470 1367 19702932

5770

1260 1080 6001382 1260 1470

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8954

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33537

9008

3612 36324466

6632

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150244

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268371

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Target ( Savings) in TOE

Higher Target Potential DC’s Capacity(MW), Net

Generation(MU) & Target(TOE)

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