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About Us

Arunachal Pradesh Power Scenario

Solar Potential & Analysis

Solar Project Proposal

Contact Us

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About Us

Introduction Business Ares Mile Stones

• Arunachal Pradesh Power Corporation Private Limited (APPCPL) is one of the group
companies of United Brothers which was established in 1997 in Arunachal Pradesh.

• APPCL is registered with MNRE (Ministry of New and Renewable Energy, Govt. of
India) as channel partner for installation of solar rooftop projects across India.

• Arunachal Pradesh Power Corporation Private Limited (APPCPL) is an established

power trading company with category-II trading licence from Hon’ble CERC

• APPCPL has PAN-India power trading and solar EPC business operations. It has clients
in multiple states in the country.

• The group also has experience in diverse field viz. minerals, organic farming,
manufacturing and trading of Ferro Alloys. Group of companies’ turnover exceeds
7000 million per annum.

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Introduction Business Ares Mile Stones

Our key Business Areas are:

• Solar Energy Business
• Solar Project EPC
• Solar Project Asset Management
• Solar Plant Reengineering and Designing
• Power Trading Services
• Bilateral and Collective Transactions
• Long, Medium and Short Term Power Trading
• REC Trading
• Power Advisory Services
• Solar Consultancy Services
• Green Energy Solutions
• Energy Management Services
• Energy Portfolio Management
• Project Procurement Services

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Introduction Business Ares Mile Stones

1997: Group Incorporation

2009: APPCPL Incorporation

2012: Award of Trading Licence

2013: First Trading Transaction

2016: Among top 5 Power Trading

Companies in India

2015: Daily Trading Volume at more than 10

MUs/Day, Inception of Solar Business

2018: Daily Trading Volume at more than 10 MUs/Day, Successfully

commissioned more than 5 MW Solar Rooftop Projects on CAPEX/OPEX
Model
We are first to reach 10MUs/Day in such a short period of time and doing
business in more than 10 states

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Arunachal Pradesh Power Scenario

Power Supply RPO Compliance Challenges

Position

2015-16 2016-17 2017-18 2018-19

S.No. Category
(Actual) (Actual) (Estimated) (Projected)
1 Domestic 138.59 147.95 155.21 162.98
2 Commercial 39.00 44.47 46.70 49.04
Public Lighting
3 11.89 10.93 11.48 12.05
Water Supply
4 Agricultural 0.02 0.03 0.03 0.03
5 Industrial 97.03 106.34 111.66 117.25
6 Bulk Mixed 60.14 60.86 63.90 67.10
7 Temporary 0.02 0.22 0.23 0.00
Total 346.69 370.8 389.21 408.45

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Arunachal Pradesh Power Scenario

Power Supply Position RPO Compliance Challenges

RPO Targets Set by Commission

Year Total (%) Non-Solar (%) Solar (%)
2016-17 11.50 8.75 2.75
2017-18 14.25 9.50 4.75
2018-19 17.00 10.25 6.75

Energy Requirement to Meet RPO Compliance

Particulars Solar RPO (%) RPO (MU)
Solar 6.75% 23.32
Non- Solar 10.25% 80.41
• Non-Solar RPO Compliance has been met through power purchase from SHP, for Solar
RPO compliance Hon’ble Commission has allowed a budget of 2.33 Crore for FY 2018-19

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Power Supply Position RPO Compliance Challenges &

Solutions

• High AT&C Losses

• Improving Billing & Collection Efficiency by IT Implementation
• Reducing power theft by proper monitoring

• Lower Solar Penetration

• Breaking myth that solar is not meant for hilly reason
• Improving capacity base by implementing large projects

• Grid instability
• Efficient maintenance of Grid Sub-stations & Transmission lines

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Solar- A Critical Analysis For Arunachal

Solar RPO Solar Resources Solar Potential

• Solar RPO: 23.32 MUs*

• Estimated Solar Generation in Arunachal: 1.14 MUs (at 13% CUF)
• Solar Capacity to Meet Target RPO: 20 MW (Approx.)
• Existing Grid Tied Solar Capacity:
• Current Power Purchase Cost: Rs. 3.42/kWh*
• Purchased/ Sale Realised Energy Ratio: 866.65/539.98 i.e. 1.6
• Actual Purchase Cost after considering Losses: 5.47
• Additional Cost of REC to Meet RPO: Rs. 1.00/kWh
• Total Cost of Solar Energy (Deemed@ Brown Power+ REC): 6.47/kWh

• Solar RPO of state should be easily met by installing Solar Project rather than depending
upon REC purchase. Additional/surplus power can be sold in either at long term or short
term market. Also setting up of solar projects near load centres will improve the AT&C
losses.

* Source: APSERC Tariff Order2018-19

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Solar RPO Solar Resources Solar Potential

• Planes of Arunachal Near Assam

(Pashighat Area) receives average
insolation of 3.8 kWh/M2, however is
lesser as compared India average, but
good for solar generation considering
lower ambient temperature in region.

• As per the research of NISE (National

Institute of Solar Energy) Arunachal
Pradesh has potential of 8.65 GWp.

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Solar RPO Solar Resources Solar Potential

Solar Radiation AC Energy

Month
( kWh / m2 / day ) ( kWh )
• The simulation is for place near Niglok
January 4.39 100,202
Industrial Growth Center, Niglok, Pasighat
in Arunachal Pradesh
February 4.24 86,874
March 4.14 92,439
• Simulation Data is based upon the NREL,
April 4.13 87,280
U.S. Department of Energy (National
May 4.66 99,826 Renewable Energy Laboratory) PVWatts
June 4.19 88,498 simulator
July 4.03 88,001
August 4.41 95,816 • The results are based upon without
September 4.69 98,953 integration of sun tracking
October 4.99 108,399
• At this generation level solar plants in
November 5.05 108,700
region should generate the CUF (Capacity
December 4.59 104,522
utilization factor) of approx. 13%
Annual 4.46 1,159,510

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PPP Model Cost Estimates Solar Plant Vs. REC

• Based upon capital structuring PPP

model can also be Equity based
Privatisation where in Government Entity may
Degree of private sector risk

invest in form of Subsidies/ Grants

Concession etc.
PPP Models

DBFM-Operate
• Government entity can opt for
Design Build Finance Maintain
higher equity proportions in order
Build and Finance to shorten the contract period.

Operate and Maintain • Some of best examples of PPP in

India are DIAL, DMRC etc.
Design and Build

Degree of private sector involvement

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PPP Model Cost Estimates Solar Plant Vs. REC

• Cost of typical solar project ranges from 5 Crore to 6 Crore per MW

depending upon terrain, Level of power evacuation etc.
• Some of the benchmark costs are presented below:
• CERC (Oder in determination of benchmark cost,2017): Rs. 530.02 Lakh per
MW
• AERC (Determination of Tariff for SEIPL, 2017): Rs. 637.99 Lakh/MW
• Recent Airport Authority India Tender, 1 MW, Hyderabad: Rs. 582.98 Lakh
• HPERC (Determination of generic Tariff for Solar, 2017) : Rs. 426 Lakh/MW

• Based upon the above project cost, sighting the comparatively tough terrain, the
cost of project shall be approx.:
• Rs. 580-600 Lakh/MW based upon Poly Crystalline Domestic Solar Panels
• Rs. 600-620 Lakh/MW based upon Mono PERC Domestic Solar Modules
• Approx. Rs. 600 Lakh/MW based upon Poly Crystalline Imported Solar
Panels

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PPP Model Cost Estimates Solar Plant Vs. REC

• Energy from solar project shall be consumed within nearby Industrial

area (within 5 Km range) resulting in lesser losses
• One time investment in solar project with suffice the RPO of Arunachal
Pradesh in coming future
• Energy from solar plant not only help in meeting the RPO of State but
also the energy requirement
• The solar project will help in creating the new employments, 10 MW
solar project should typically provide employment to nearly 100 people
round the year.
• The project will allow state to sell its renewable energy (from small
hydro plants) in open market which will fetch additional revenue to State

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