APARNA INFRAENERGY INDIA PVT LTD.

—SOLAR POWER PROJECT

— Typical block diagram for MW size SPV power plant

— Auxiliary power
for plant utilities

—D — 415V 132kV / 415V — 132/220kV AC

C AC

—~
— Solar — VCB Power
— Inverters — Transforme
photovoltai — LT panels breakers, Grid
— [PCUs] rs
c arrays — Isolators

— DC supply
— Batteries, Chargers

— Energy
— Metering
—Annunciation
— SCADA Annunciation
—Panel
 Project – Salient Features

 Snap Shots of Solar PV Power Project

Land Availability - 330 Acres ( Gadgaon – 28, Gardapar- 185 & Kwathala – 117 )

Land Required /MW - 4-5 Acre /MW

Capacity of Plant - 65-70 MW

Cost of Solar PV [EPC] -: Rs. 6.5 Cr/MW (without Tracker) &

Rs. 7.75 Cr/MW (With Tracker)
( The above cost excluding the Land and Transmission Line)
Construction Period - 9 months

Life of Project - 25 Years

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Project Cost Breakup and Evacuation System
S.No. Particulars Capital Cost
(INR Lakh/MW)
1 PV Modules 315.0
4 Civil & General Works 95.0
5 Mounting Structures 80.0
6 Power Conditioning Unit 60.0
7 Evacuation Cost (Cables & Transformers) 100.0
  Total Capital Cost 650.0
*( The above cost excluding the Land and Transmission Line)

EVACUATION OF POWER POSSIBLE ARRANGEMENTS

 400 kV LILO
 Transmission Line to Umred and Warora of 220 kV (35-40 KM)
 220 / 132 kV LILO
 Evaluation of upcoming sub station of MAHATRANSCO
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 EPC Players in discussion

 Sterling and Wilson Ltd

 Mahindra Solar
 BHEL
 Reflex Energy Limited

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 EPC Player Scope of Work

1. Design, Engineering, Procurement, supply, commissioning & testing of complete system: 70 MWp (DC).

2. Supply of Crystalline Solar PV Modules.

3. Solar Central Inverters.

4. Fixed mounting structure with hot dipped galvanized MS angle and hardware.

5. Junction boxes (array) and string (monitoring) combiner boxes (CB).

6. Cables for LT &HT control & monitoring required for solar plant. All DC cables up to SMU will be flexible Copper
cable and all other cables will be aluminum armored XLPE.

7. LV/33, 33/132 KV transformers and Auxiliary Transformer.

8. Basic PC based weather stations monitoring and logging.

9. Earthing kits lightning protection device –copper plate with neutral earthling, CI pipe for body earthling, array grid
earthling & maintenance free for LA.

10. Other items & accessories like CCTV (day type), firefighting, security system, control room, ventilation, fence has
been considered.

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 EPC Player Scope of Work

11. WBM internal roads and asphalt road to control room only.

12. Water storage for cleaning modules etc.

13. Drainage inside the solar farm perimeter & Street lighting for peripheral only.

14. Civil work for foundation for mounting structure, control room & Switchgear.

15. The foundation and structures are based on certain generic technical parameters.

16. Mandatory electrical equipment spares are considered.

17. ABT meters at plant end.

18. Providing flood water control.

19. Power and water for construction.

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 —FACTORS AFFECTING ENERGY GENERATION

 Solar Radiation – Watts/m2 – affected by cloud/rain/shadow etc.

 Dust – Layer of dust on PV modules reduces o/p power.

 Ambient Temp. – Silicon being negative temperature coefficient material, as the temp.
increases cell junction temp. also increases with a reduced o/p.

 Grid Availability – Being a grid connected system availability of HT supply with in the
desired range for voltage & frequency is essential, hence it is reqd. to have an Express
Feeder
Solar Radiation available in Chandrapur area
Data from Radiation Data From NASA
Month hand-Book (KW/M2/D) ( KW/M2/D)
July -2010 5.42 7.04
Aug – 2010 5.52 6.68
Sept- 2010 5.46 6.18
Oct-2010 4.60 5.50
Nov-2010 4.30 4.59
Dec- 2010 3.96 4.07
Jan- 2011 5.04 4.30
Feb-2011 6.12 5.39
Mar-2011 6.69 6.38
April- 2011 6.80 7.05
May- 2011 6.28 7.45
June -2011 5.59 7.17
5.48*
*Minimum Radiation level required to set up a
Average Solar Power Plant has to be >5 KW/M2/D

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 CLAMATICAL CONDITION COMPARISION

JAISALMER CHANDRAPUR LADAKH

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 Approvals required

 Maharashtra Pollution Control Board CTE and CTO

 No major Approvals including Environmental Clearance from
MOEF/ GOM required to set up a Solar Power Project

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 Overview of National Solar Mission

Sr. Phase Year Capacity Bidding Average

No Parameter Tariff
1 Phase I Batch I 2010-11 Targeted 1000MW Tariffs ranges Rs.12.12 per
installed 560 MW between unit
Rs.10.95
-Rs.12.76 per
unit
2 Phase I Batch II 2011-12 Rs.7.49 and Rs.8.77 per
Rs.9.44 per unit
unit
3 Phase II Batch I 750 MW Viability Gap fixed tariff of VGF limited
Funding (VGF) Scheme Rs.5.45/ unit to a maximum
of
Rs.2.5crore/M
W
4 Phase II Batch II

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 Power Purchase Agreement

 Options I
– Participate in National Solar Mission Phase II Batch II
– CERC has announced the tariff of Rs. 7.72 / Unit developers has to quote discount on same.

 Options II
– Signing PPA with Discom on Average Pull Price i.e. Rs. 3.5/ Unit and
– Eligible for REC benefit of Rs. 9/ Unit

 Options III
– Signing of PPA with Third Party

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 Sensitivity Analysis

EPC Discount on
Scenarios Cost/MW CUF/PLF ROI (In %) Tarriff PIRR EIRR
(Rs Construction Operation Post
  Crores/MW) (In %) Period Period (In %) Pre Tax Tax

6.25 19.00 12.50 11.25 0 16.33 21.98

Optimistic
Scenario 6.25 19.00 12.50 11.25 0 17.47 25.79

               

6.5 19.00 13.00 11.75 5 14.57 16.44

Realistic
Scenario 6.5 19.00 13.00 11.75 5 15.58 19.47

               

6.5 18.00 13.00 12.00 5 13.54 13.49

Pessimistic
Scenario 6.5 18.00 13.00 12.00 5 14.51 16.24
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 — Why It Make Sense for us ……

• Annual solar radiation in India is 5.2-6.5 kWh/m2/day over 280 clear days per annum, and thus there is
an abundant stock to trap
• Ample land already available to set up solar park.
• Shorter Project Gestation Period.
• Availability of government policies both at the national level (Jawaharlal Nehru National Solar
Mission).
• Attractive tariff rates, in the range of Rs 7-8 per kWh
• Reduced customs duty followed by exempted excise duty on solar PV panels
• Carbon credit benefits
• Project life of 25 years
• No major Approvals and clearances Required

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Thank You