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    ByM.V.Pande

    Dy. Director

    SCENARIO OF POWER IN

    INDIA

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    Power Industry

    Generation Transmission Distribution

    Equipment

    ManufacturingSector

    Construction

    Sector

    Service Sector

    Consumer

    INDIAN POWER INDUSTRY

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    ELECTRIC POWER NETWORK

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    BROAD PERSPECTIVE OF INDIAN

    POWER SECTOR

    Generation capacity

    167077 MWNational Plant Load Factor 77.5% on annual basis

    Compounded Annual Growth Rate of 5% over last 4 years

    Fifth largest electricity generation capacity in the world

    Low per capita consumption at 606 Units against world

    average of 2300 units

    T&D Network 5.7 Million circuit Km the 3rd largest in the

    world.

    Major Players are State and central government utilities

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    GROWTH OF INSTALLED GENERATING

    CAPACITY IN INDIA

    '47 '55 '61 '66 '74 '80 '85 '90 '95 '02 '03 '04 '06 '07 '12

    (Projeced)

    Thermal Nuclear

    Hydro Renewable

    1,

    362

    2,

    695

    4,

    653

    9,

    027

    16,

    664

    28

    ,448

    42,

    585

    81,

    171

    63,

    636

    1,

    05,

    046

    1,

    07

    ,877

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    8,

    426

    1

    ,24,

    287

    2,

    24,

    907

    *

    1,

    32,

    329

    Source: CEA

    (Figs. in MW)

    * includes Likely capacity Addition of 14000 MW

    from Renewables during 11th plan period

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    Installed Capacity as on Dec.2010

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    FUEL SOURSES % FOR POWER GENERATION

    Total Installed Capacity 1,67,077 MW

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    Installed Capacity

    Sector MW Percentage

    State Sector 82,026 52.5

    Central Sector 51,868 34.0

    Private Sector 33,184 13.5

    Total1,67,078

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    Energy Resources for Power

    Generation Hydro power is a

    renewable source of

    energy Hydro potential in

    India is 84000 MW

    Only 21000 MW isexplored till date

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    Energy Resources for Power

    Generation Solar & Wind energy

    potential in India is

    about 20000 MW

    Similar to Hydro,Solar & Wind arerenewable sourcesof energy

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    RENEWABLE ENERGY SOURCES

    (As on 31.03.2008)

    Sources / SystemsInstalled Capacity

    (MW)

    Wind Power 7666.84

    Biomass Power &

    Biomass Gasifiers1325.63

    Small Hydro Power 2034.07

    Solar power & others 87.87

    Total 11,125.41

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    Renewable Energy Sources

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    Energy Resources for Power

    Generation Coal is an exhaustible

    source of energy

    Coal reserves inIndia: 84000 Million T

    Lignite reserves inIndia: 5000 Million T

    Indian coal has highash content@35-40%

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    Nuclear ResourcesPotential in India is

    Uranium: 6700 TThorium: 363000 T

    10000 MW additionin nuclear power

    generation isplanned by year2012

    Energy Resources for Power

    Generation

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    Energy Resources for Power

    Generation Crude Oil Reserves : 728 Million T

    Natural Gas : 686 Billion m3 Biomass Potential : 6000 MW

    STRATEGIES/ INITIATIVES FOR GHG

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    STRATEGIES/ INITIATIVES FOR GHG

    MITIGATION

    Clean Coal technologies Supercritical Technology: 2-3% efficiency gain possible

    Ultra Supercritical Technology: additional efficiency0.75% over 800 MW supercritical

    Integrated Gasification Technology

    higher efficiency of40-45%

    Reduction in T & D losses-All India T&D losses- 28.65% in 2006-07. Aim- 15%

    R & M of old thermal power stations

    Benefits ofCDM to be extended to overcome fund constraints

    Energy Efficiency improvement by adopting bestoperational practices

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