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Maharashtra Profile

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Maharashtra:§ Highest State Domestic Product

§ Highest aggregate bank deposits and gross credits

§ Highest contribution to India’s corporate tax

collections (61%)

§ Most urbanized State

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Maharashtra Profile

Road Road Connectivity India Maharashtra

Total Length of National Highway (in km): 70,548 4,367

Total Length of State Highway (in km): 1,31,899 33,933

Total Length of Major District Roads(in km): 4,67,763 49,621

Total Length of Other District and Village Roads (inkm): 26,50,000 1,49,747

- Maharashtra has the largest (7%) road network in the country.- 97 % of the villages are well connected with all weather roads in the state.

Railway Railway Connectivity India Maharashtra

Total Length of Railway network (in km): 64,000 5,983

-The state encompasses 2 major railway zones; the Central and Western- 9.2 % of total railway network in the country-The railway route length per 1,000 sq. km of geographical area is 19.42 km in the State as against 19.70 km in the country. (as on 31st March, 2009)

Source: Socio-Economic Review, Maharashtra 2009-10

Source: Socio-Economic Review, Maharashtra 2009-10; www.nhai.org, August, 2010

http://www.nhai.org


Maharashtra Profile

Airport Airport Connectivity India Maharashtra

Total No. of Airport: 449 22

Total No. of International Airports: 17 3

Total No. of Domestic Airports: 114 4

- JNPT in Maharashtra is India's largest container port (61%).- 21% of the total cargo traffic of the major ports in India is handled by the state (3rd highest)

Port Port Connectivity India Maharashtra

Coast-line (in km): 7,517 720

No. of Major Ports: 13 2

No. of Minor and intermediate Ports: 200 48

Container traffic (in TEU million): 6.30 3.83

-Maharashtra is well connected to major cities in the USA, EU,Asia and other Indian metropolitan cities.-The state has the highest number of airports in the country (6%).


Source: MIDC, AAI and MADC


Maharashtra Profile

Power Power Facilities India Maharashtra

Electricity Generation Capacity (in MkWh): 72,38,000 83,008

Installed Capacity: 1,59,648 17,266

-Out of 1396 Government ITIS being developed in India in PPP mode, 266 are in Maharashtra- India’s 18% of ITIs is in the state with a 20 % seating capacity

IT/ ITeS IT/ITeS Facilities India Maharashtra

Total no. of Industrial Training Institutes: 2,133 388

Total no. of Industrial Training Centres: 5,906 297

Total seating capacity: 11,15,628 1,21,744

- Maharashtra has the largest installed electricity generation capacity


Source: dget.nic.in, April 2010

- Highest number of approved SEZ in the country are in Maharashtra

SEZ Special Economic Zones India Maharashtra

Notified SEZs: 363 58

Approved SEZs: 735 144

Source: dget.nic.in, April 2010

Source: http://www.sezindia.nic.in/index.asp & Maharashtra Industries Department, September 2010

http://www.sezindia.nic.in/index.asp

Global Global –– Power and Renewable Energy SectorPower and Renewable Energy Sector


Global Power and Renewable Energy Sector

Global Power and Renewable Energy Sector Industry

Global Renewable Energy Country Attractiveness Indices – May 2009

Ranking Country All Renewable

Wind Index

Solar Index

Bio / other

1 US 70 71 73 63

2 Germany 66 67 65 64

3 China 63 67 46 54

4 India 62 63 61 56

5 Spain 61 62 67 54

Source :Ernst and Young analysis

◄ The global energy consumption has grown at a CAGR of 2.5% since 1999,

reaching 11 billion tons of oil equivalent in 2008

◄ Since 2000, the global renewable energy capacity has increased by

approximately five times to reach 146,073 MW in 2008. This growth

has primarily been driven by the wind and solar power segment.

◄ During the period 2000–08, wind power and solar photovoltaic (PV)

capacity grew at a CAGR of 27% and 44%, respectively.

◄ The US now has the largest wind power capacity (25.2 GW, 20.7% of the

total world capacity), followed by Germany (23.9 GW, 19.6% share).

◄ Solar power, another key RE focus area globally, recorded a 69% y-o-y

growth in generating capacity in 2008. Spain (2.7 GW) and Germany (1.5

GW), which together accounted for more than 75% of the growth.

◄ The leading global players in the renewable energy

sector are Suzlon Energy, Solaris, SolFocus Inc.,

Stion Corporation, BP Solar, Kyushu Electric

Power Co. Inc and Brookfield Renewable Power

Inc, Enercon GMBH, Roaring 40s, Nordex Black

Durre

Source - BP Statistical Review of World Energy, June 2009:

India India –– Power and Renewable Energy SectorPower and Renewable Energy Sector


India’s position on a global canvas

► India ranks 6th in the world in terms of total electricity generation

► Total installed capacity of electricity generation has expanded from 105,045.96 Mega Watt (MW) (2001 –02) to 159,398.49 MW (as on March 31, 2010).

► Thermal power plants account for 102,453.98 MW, followed by hydro power plants with a capacity of 36,863.40 MW.

► Renewable energy sources provide 15,521.11 MW of power and the remaining 4,560 MW comes from nuclear energy.

► Within the thermal power plants, coal-based power plants have an installed capacity of 84,198.38 MW, gas-based have a capacity of 17,055.85 MW and diesel-based have a capacity of 1,199.75 MW.

Renewable Energy Sources(RES) include SHP, BG, BP, U&I and Wind EnergySHP= Small Hydro Project ,BG= Biomas Gasfier ,BP= Biomass Power, U & I=Urban & Industrial Waste Power, RES=Renewable Energy Sources

Source: CEA As on 30-06-2010

64%23%

3%10%

India’s Sector-wise Installed Capacity (MV)

Thermal

Hydro (Renewable)

Nuclear

RES** (MNRE)

India Power Sector

70,946.82, 52%47,285.99,

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18,668.82, 14%

India's Source-wise Installed Capacity (MV)

State Sector

Central Sector

Private Sector


India’s position on a global canvas

India Renewable Energy Sector

► India has emerged as the fifth-largest producer of wind energy in the world, with a current installed wind capacity of 10,243 MW

► The solar PV manufacturing capacities has been put India on the world map as the seventh largest producer of solar PV cell worldwide, with an installed manufacturing capacity of 110MW in 2008.

► Renewable energy sources include small hydro projects (2,604.92 MW), biomass gasifier and biomass power (2,167.73 MW), urban and industrial water power and solar (101.01 MW) and wind energy (10,647.45 MW).

► A total of 34 projects were commissioned during 2009-10 with a total capacity of 9,585 MW. These include 31 thermal power plants with a total capacity of 9,106 MW, one hydro power plant with a capacity 39 MW, and two nuclear power plants with a combined capacity of 440 MW.

► 18 power plants were commissioned in 2008-09 with a total capacity of 3,453.7 MW which included 10 thermal power plants with a capacity of 2,484.7 MW and eight hydro power plants with a capacity of 969 MW.

Source : Ernst and Young analysis and Ministry of Power


Indian power sector: a key contributor to the economic growth

► The Eleventh Five Year Plan envisaged an additional capacity of 78,700 MW of which 19.9 per cent was hydro, 75.8 per cent thermal and the rest was nuclear. As of December 31, 2009, 43,282 MW was under construction.

► Public sector power major National Thermal Power Corporation (NTPC) is planning to scale up its capacity from the present 30,000 MW to 75,000 MW by 2017.

► India has launched its ambitious solar energy mission which aims to generate 20,000 MW of solar power by 2022.

► The power sector has attracted foreign direct investment (FDI) worth USD 1.34 billion during April to February 2009-10.

► The cumulative FDI received by the power sector between April 2000 and February 2010 was USD 4.53 billion.

Source : Economic Survey 2009-10 and Department of Industrial Policy and Promotion

India Power Sector Growth Potential

India Power Sector Investment Scenario

Maharashtra Maharashtra –– Power and Renewable Energy Power and Renewable Energy SectorSector


Maharashtra Power and Renewable Energy Sector

► The state has highest installed capacity and generation of electricityin the country.

► The installed capacity of electricity in Maharashtra increased from a meagre capacity of 13,153 MW in 2001-02 to17,266 MW by 31st March, 2009.

► Generation of Electricity: 83,008 Million Kilo Watt Hours (MKWH) (including renewable sources). (31st March, 2009)

► Consumption of Electricity: 72,994 MKWH (2008-09) was, higher by 4.5 per cent over previous year.

13,153 13,180 13,189 13,369 13,838 14,053 14,326

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2002 -03

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2006 -07

2007 -08

2008 -09

Installed Capcity in MV

8825, 51%

2791, 16%

1772, 10%

393, 3%

2577, 15%

908, 5%

Sector-wise Installed Capacity (MV) As on 31st March, 2010

Thermal

Hydro

Natural Gas

Neuclear

Renewable

Captive

Maharashtra Power Sector

Source : Economic Survey, Maharashtra 2009-10


Strong Foot hold of Private Sectors

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Camparing Installed Capacity in the state with the conutry (MV) As on 31st March, 2010

India Maharastra

13,012, 58%5,169, 23%

4,254, 19%

Maharshtra's Source-wise Installed Capacity (MV) As on 31st March, 2010

State Sector

Central Sector

Private Sector

Type of source India % Maharashtra %

State Sector 70,946.82 51.82 13,012 58

Central Sector 47,285.99 34.54 5,169 23

Private Sector 18,668.82 13.64 4,254 19

Total 136,901.63 22,435

► Major private sector player such as Tata Power, Reliance Energy and Ratnagiri Gas and Power Pvt. Ltd. have their presence in the state.

Source : Economic Survey, Maharashtra 2009-10



Source :http://www.mahaurja.com

Maharashtra Renewable Energy Sector

The state has been a leader in the adoption of renewable energy sources for power supply.

http://www.mahaurja.com



► According to estimates, 7,852 MW of renewable energy potential exists in the state and the total renewable.

► Energy generated in the state during 2007- 08 was 2,584 MkWh.

► Maharashtra Energy Development Agency (MEDA) in Dhule district develops Asia’s single-largest wind farm with an installed capacity of 545 MW.

► The state also ranks second in India for its installed wind capacity. Private wind power projects of nearly 1,820 MW have been installed in the state at 17 sites until October 2008.

► Maharashtra climate supports the Solar energy generation. The State has a capacity to generate 1.5 Million units/MW/year through solar photovoltaic systems & up to 2.5 Million units/MW/ year through solar thermal systems.

► The state has opened up the energy sector to renewable power alternatives, which reflects its commitment towards sustainable and eco-friendly power generation.


The major Power and Renewable Energy centers inMaharashtra include Pune, Ahmednagar, Akola,Alibag, Amravati, Aurangabad, Buldhana,Jalgaon, Kolhapur, Mumbai city, Nagpur,Nanded, Nasik, Ratnagiri, Satara, Sindhudurg,Solhapur,Thane,Wardha,Yavatmal.

Legend

• Wind power

• Bagasse & biomass

• Small hydro power

• Solar energy

International Airports

Domestic Airports

Airstrips

Upcoming Airports

SEZ

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Solapur

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Nagpur

Nanded

Ratnagiri

Sindhudurg

Yavatmal

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Aurangabad

kolhapur

Nashik

Sangli

Amravati

Pune

Baramati

Shirdi

Rajgurunagar

Gondia

Ozhar

Osmanabad

NaviMumbai

Maharashtra Power and Renewable Energy Sector Industrial Scenario

Maharashtra Industry

Maharashtra Power and Renewable Energy Sector Industry

The total FDI investment in the Power & Fuel sector tillFebruary -2010 was INR 2841 Crores (4 %of Total amount of FDI in the state)FDI

Total no. of renewable energy parks in the state is 55Proposed renewable energy park 19

One Notified SEZ at Chandrapur

Source :http://www.mahaurja.com

Chandrapur

http://www.mahaurja.com


Transmission Distribution

Thermal Power

Gas Power

Hydro Power

Atomic Power

Non – Conventional Sources

Transmission Equipment Manuf. Supply

Billing and Collection

Power Generation Equipment Manuf.

Mining

Mining Equipments

Drilling

Drilling Equipment

Value Chain

GenerationRaw Material

Sector Power Generation Players Power Transmission Players

Power Distribution Players

Public MAHAGENCO(Maharashtra State

Power Generation Co. Ltd.)

MAHATRANSCO(Maharashtra State

Electricity Transmission Co. Ltd.)

MAHAVITARAN(Maharashtra State

Electricity Distribution Co. Ltd.)

Private Tata Power, Reliance Energy and Ratnagiri Gas

and Power Pvt. Ltd.


MIDC Key Power Projects

MIDC - DMIC Power Projects(1000 MW GAS BASED COMBINED CYCLE POWER PROJECT)1

S.No Name of the project Developer Location Capacity Status

1 VIPL Group Captive Power Plant

Reliance Group Butibori, Nagpur Region 300+ 300 MW 2011 completion

2 Wardha Power Plant KSK Group Warora, Chandrapura 270 MW 2010 completion

3 Adani Power Plant Adani Group Tiroda, Bhandara 2000 MW (660*3) units

2012 completion

4 India Bulls Power India Bulls Amravati 2000 MW 2012 completion

5 EMCO Power Plant EMCO Energy Ltd. Warora 520 MW 2012 completion

6 Dhriwal Power Plant DhriwalInfrastructure Ltd.

Chandrapura 540 MW 2013 completion

7 SEZ - Power Bidding Invited Chandrapura 1200 MW -

2

Indapur

Ville Bhagad


Advantage Maharashtra § Highest FDI in the Country

§ Single Window Clearance Mechanism

§ Investor Facilitation Cell

§ Highest contribution to India’s GDP

§ Strong presence across value chain

§ Largest installed capacity in the country forelectricity generation

§ India’s financial hub

§Abundant Land Bank

§ Strong Infrastructure

§Worldwide Connectivity (Ports,Airports)

§Abundant Natural Resources

§ Skilled Manpower and premiere R&D Centers

Availability of skilled manpower, R&D centers and

training institutes

Large and growing domestic market

Abundance of sites for tapping natural &

renewable sources of energy

Proximity to international market

Advantage Advantage MaharashtraMaharashtra

LNG terminal Dabhol Terminal, Ratnagiri Power(NTPC) LTD, start operating the LNG terminalby December 2010

Key PlayersKey Players


Centre of Power and Renewable Energy Industry

Global Wind Global Wind PowerPower

Wind ◄ Manufacturing facility

KenersysKenersys Wind ◄ Manufacturing facility

ThermaxThermax Power ◄ Corporate Office

RelianceReliance Thermal Power

◄ Corporate Office◄ Manufacturing facility

SuzlonSuzlon Wind ◄ Corporate Office◄ Manufacturing facility

SamvedSamved All Renewable

Energy


SharadaSharada Solar ◄ Corporate Office◄ Manufacturing facility

Jain Irrigation Inc.Jain Irrigation Inc. All Renewable

Energy


ESSARESSAR Power ◄ Corporate Office◄ Manufacturing facility


SolarPearl EnterprisePearl Enterprise

CompanyCompany SectorSector FacilityFacility CompanyCompany SectorSector FacilityFacility

Education InfrastructureEducation Infrastructure


All embracing Educational Support

Manpower strength in Maharashtra

Sector Institutions Capacity Admitted Students

Engineering 661 1,88,220 1,68,648Management Sciences

299 21,585 20,649

Industrial Training Institutes

681 1,19,574 1,04,230

◄ Maharashtra has a strong skilled labor base supporting

the power and renewable energy sector

Educational scenario for Power and Renewable Energy sector

Educational scenario for Power and Renewable Energy sector

Power and Renewable Energy sector Training Institutes

Power and Renewable Energy sector Training Institutes

Training Institutes

Mahadiscom Department of Training, Research and Development

Mahagenco Koradi Training Centre

Mahagenco Generation Training Centre

NPTI National Power Training

REL Reliance Energy Management Institue

Training Institutes

REL Versova Technical Training Centre

Tata Power Co. Main Training Centre

Tata Power Co. Plant Training Centre, Raigad

Tata Power Co. Plant Training Centre, Mumbai

REL Technical Training Centre, Thane

Power and Renewable Energy Sector Power and Renewable Energy Sector ––PolicyPolicy


Policy and regulatory support

FDI Policy

Electricity Act, 2003

Integrated Energy Policy, 2006

National Electricity Policy, 2005

§ Electric Generation, Transmission, Distribution and Trading: FDI up to 100% is permittedunder automatic route.

Key benefits

§ Promoted generation of electricity from renewable sources.

§ The Policy emphasized on the full development of feasible hydro projects and Laid downprocedures for the speedy implementation of the same.

§ Emphasized use of Renewables for reducing dependence on energy imports.

Rural Electrification Policy, 2006§ The Policy recognized that non-conventional energy sources can be appropriately and

optimally utilized to make available reliable supply of electricity to each and everyhousehold.

National


State level Policy and regulatory support

GR – 8/12/2005

New Renewable Policy 2008

Key benefits

State

§Wind Energy Incentives - 80% accelerated depreciation in the first year, a 10-year tax holiday, income tax waiver on power sold to utilities and favorable tariffs.

§ Solar Power - Projects that do not claim accelerated depreciation benefits areentitled to generation-based incentives (GBI) that provides INR0.5/kWh of powersold, for Independent Power Producer (IPPs) with capacity >5 MW.

§ Small Hydro Power - concessions on customs duty, a 10-year tax holiday andother state-level incentives including sales and electricity tax exemptions andpreferential tariffs.The incentives also include capital subsidies.

§ Incentives for biomass energy - Include accelerated depreciation, import dutyconcessions, excise duty exemption and a 10-year tax holiday. The incentives alsoinclude capital subsidies. Various export incentives have made India a key player inthe global wind turbine generator (WTG) and solar PV cells market.

State Government incentives

Small Hydro Power - State Hydlepolicy 2005

Wind power state policy 2008

Solar Energy - MERC interim traffic

Biogas & Biomass MERC tariff under MNRE Scheme


State level Policy and regulatory support

Green Energy Fund creation

State

Comprehensive Renewable Energy Policy

Urjankar Nidhicreation

§ The State Government considered it necessary to create separate funds to supportrenewable energy projects on wider scale partly through subsidy and partly by providingfinance on commercial terms. Amendment to the Maharashtra Tax on Sale of Electricity Act1963 was made in December 2004 and notification dated 15 May 2008 was issued to levythe “ Green Energy Cess ” equivalent to 8 paise per unit on the sale of electricity tocommercial and industrial consumers.

§ The State Government has created Urjankar Nidhi to provide seed money initially tosupport renewable energy projects. To manage the proposed funds, the public trust underthe name of Urjankar Fund Trust has been established under the Indian Trusts Act, 1882.The fund is managed by I.L. & F.S. Investment management company.

§ Approval to the comprehensive energy policy was accorded by the cabinet on 4September 2008, by which target of commissioning 2000 MW capacity wind energyprojects, 1000 MW capacity bagasse projects, 400 MW capacity biomass projects and 100MW capacity small hydro projects has been finalised. Due to this policy support, the field ofrenewable energy and energy conservation is expected to show rapid progress.

Major Opportunities and Investments Major Opportunities and Investments


Opportunities boundless

Power tradingNon - conventional sources of power generationWind Energy (onshore & offshore), solar energy,biomass

Nuclear power generation, coal gasification, mini – micro hydel powerFranchising power distribution

R&DCoal bed methane generation


DemandDemand SupplySupply

A large consumer pool A low cost manufacturing base

Domestic demand Frugal Engineering capability

Low cost labor base

Skilled workforce

Increased focus on Infrastructure

Emerging Opportunities


Calling Investments

Key upcoming projects in Maharashtra Power and Renewable Energy Sector

Company Project Proposed Investment Location

Tiana Power plans

Thermal, wind, hydro power, solar.

INR16,800 crore

Ratnagiri

BHEL Thermal power INR57.78 billion

Nasik (5x270MW) and Amravati (5x270MW)

IndiabullsRealtech Ltd (IRL),

Coal-based thermal power plant

INR 8,000 crore Sinnar

Ispat Group Thermal power plant NA Bhadravati

Tata Power`s Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) project

NA Khandke

BHEL signed MoU with Maharashtra gas-based power project of 1,500 MW

Maharashtra Power and Renewable Energy Maharashtra Power and Renewable Energy ––Key ContactsKey Contacts


MIDC – The Prime Driver

►► Maharashtra Industrial Development Corporation (MIDC) a Govt. Of Maharashtra UndertakingMaharashtra Industrial Development Corporation (MIDC) a Govt. Of Maharashtra Undertaking

Key Objectives Key Activities

Dissemination of Investors Information –MahaConnect – Monthly Newsletter

Ease of business: Single Window Clearance –Maha e-Biz’

Function as special planning authority

Acquisition and disposal of land

Link between Govt. and Industry

Water Supply Maintenance of Industrial Areas Drainage (effluent disposal) and CETP SchemesOther Services

Providing support Infrastructure

”The prime organisation in Maharashtra bringing out the holistic development of the State”

Planned Industrial Infrastructure Development

Balanced Regional Development

Systematic Entrepreneur Facilitation

CETP Kagal, MIDCIT Park, Pune,MIDCMahindra & Mahindra, MIDC


MIDC Development Model

MIDC

SEZ IT Parks Environment Projects

SpecializedParks

SEZ developed by SEZ developed by MIDCMIDC

SEZ proposed by SEZ proposed by MIDC in JVMIDC in JV

SEZ developed through SEZ developed through PPPPPP

Developed - 32 IT parks

Proposed – 4 Public IT parks

Established Established –– 13 13 Chemical ZoneChemical Zone Floriculture

Silver Zone

Textile

Food Parks

Wine Parks

Set up of Liquid Waste Management

ØØ MIDC : MIDC : AA leader in setting up several SEZ, parks and projectsleader in setting up several SEZ, parks and projects

CETPs

STPsSTPs


Connecting further:

► Principal Secretary IndustriesRoom No. 114, 1st floor,Mantralaya Annex, MumbaiMaharashtra - 400032

► Directorate of IndustriesNew Administrative Building, 2nd floor Opp. Mantralaya,

` Mumbai - 400 032► Maharashtra Industrial Development

Corporation (MIDC)Head officeMaharashtra IndustrialDevelopment CorporationUdyog Sarathi,Mahakali Caves Road,Andheri(E), Mumbai-400 093

Principal officeMaharashtra IndustrialDevelopment Corporation4(A), 12th floor, World Trade CentreComplex, 1 Cuffe Parade, Colaba, Mumbai -400005

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