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Climate change business opportunities

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Climate change business Climate change business opportunitiesopportunities

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Madhya PradeshMadhya Pradesh

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About Ernst & YoungAbout Ernst & Young

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4 Ernst & Young is one of the world's leading professional services firm, helping organisations and institutions throughout the world to operate efficiently, profitably and successfully.

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Who we are….

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Ernst & Young International is one of the largest business advisory firms in the world.Ernst & Young employs approximately 100,000 professionals in more than 680

offices spanning some 130 countries. The firm has more than 100 offices in the Asia Pacific region, 178 in the Americas,

75 in the Middle East and Africa, and 329 offices in Europe.

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Ernst & Young’s Global Presence

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E&Y Strength in IndiaIn India, we operate from seven cities and have grown to be one of the largest professional services firms in the country with over 2000 professionals

KolkataNew Delhi

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E&Y Offices in India

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are committed to continuous improvement in all that we do.§ We seek to attract, develop, and retain high-performance people

and to deliver the highest quality work and value-added services responsive to our client’s needs and expectations.

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and to deliver the highest quality work and value-added services responsive to our client’s needs and expectations.

Our Services

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Environment & Sustainability

Services

Environment & Sustainability

Services

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Our Service Focus Our Service Focus

â GHG accounting, climate change services

â Sustainable Energy Solutions

â Development of EHS management strategy

â Life Cycle Assessment

â Corporate Sustainability Reporting

â Environmental Impact/Risk Assessment

â Environmental Due Diligence studies

â Development of Management Systems

(ISO-14001/ OHSAS-18001/ SA-8000)

â EHS Training programs and capacity building

At ESS, we focus our services on integrated solutions:

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Rating by the Gartner GroupThe No. 1 Knowledge Management Company The No. 1 Knowledge Management Company

in the world is Ernst & Young!in the world is Ernst & Young!

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End to End Advisory

Sustainable Energy

Solutions

Stakeholder Reporting

Clean Technology

Support

Emission Trading

Carbon Accounting

Due Diligence

GHG Audit

Our Client

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î Human activities are increasing the concentration of Green House Gases(‘GHGs’) in the atmosphere.

î This enhances the green house effect, commonly known as “Climate Change”

î Climate Change leads to:– Rise in average global temperature

(expected to go up by 1-4 Celsius in next 100 years)

– Changes in precipitation quantity and pattern

– Changes in vegetation– Increased storm surges– Sea level rise (parts of Maldives &

Bangladesh might submerge in next 50 yrs)

Climate Change – Enhanced Green House EffectClimate Change Climate Change –– Enhanced Green House EffectEnhanced Green House Effect

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Climate Change Background & History Climate Change Background & History

Ø 1992 UNFCCC signed in Rio - Earth Summit

Ø 1994 UNFCCC entered into force

Ø 1995 COP 1 – Berlin Mandate

Ø 1997 COP 3, Kyoto

Ø 2000/1 The Hague/Bonn political agreement

Ø 2001 COP 7, The Marrakesh Accords

Ø August 26, 2002 India signs the protocol (Accession Status).

Ø 2003 COP 8, New Delhi

Ø 2003 (Dec) COP 9, Milan, Italy

To keep Global GHG levels at 1990 by Yr 2012

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United Nation Framework Convention on Climate Change (‘UNFCCC’) adopted in Rio - Earth Summit 1992

Ø First Major Initiative for International Cooperation in the area of GHG mitigation

Ø Primary objective being stabilization of GHG concentrations in the atmosphere that would prevent interference with the climate system.

Ø Further strengthened at Kyoto in 1997, wherein the nations of the world agreed that industrialized countries will reduce their aggregate emission by 5.2% below 1990 levels by 2008-12

Global Initiatives on Climate ChangeGlobal Initiatives on Climate ChangeGlobal Initiatives on Climate Change

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The Kyoto ProtocolThe Kyoto ProtocolThe Kyoto Protocol

Kyoto protocol - Establishes three mechanisms to supplement national actions to achieve real, long term, measurable and cost

effective GHG reductions

Clean Development Mechanism (�CDM�)

International Emission Trading (�IET�)

Joint Implementation (�JI�)

à Legally binding emission reduction targets for GHGs only for Annex-1 (i.e., mainly developed ) countries

à Aim of reducing overall GHG emissions by at least 5.2% below 1990 levels in 2008-2012 commitment period

à Legally binding emission reduction targets for GHGs only for Annex-1 (i.e., mainly developed ) countries

à Aim of reducing overall GHG emissions by at least 5.2% below 1990 levels in 2008-2012 commitment period

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î Project undertaken in a developing countrygenerates reductions in greenhouse gas emissions

î Accrues Certified Emission Reduction (‘CER’) credits (equal to 1 MT CO2 equivalent)

î The credits can be used to contribute to the emission reduction commitments of industrialized countries

î A project based activity between developed and developing countries (government / private sector)

Developed (Annex-I) Country Govt/ Pvt. Sector

Developing Country (Annex-II) GHG

Abatement Project

Carbon Credits

Sale proceeds

Reduction at lower cost by investing in developing countrieswhere Marginal Cost of Abatement of GHGs is lower

What is CDM?What is CDM?What is CDM?

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CDM BenefitsCDM Benefits

Developed Countries§ Meeting emission reduction targets at lower costs

Cost of emission reduction:• Japan 400 $ / ton of Carbon• USA 200 $ / ton of Carbon• India 25 $ / ton of Carbon

Developing Countries§ Access to latest technology§ Additional investments / funds through carbon credit sale§ Quicker implementation of capital intensive projects

Overall§ Reduction of GHG emission

Developed Countries§ Meeting emission reduction targets at lower costs

Cost of emission reduction:• Japan 400 $ / ton of Carbon• USA 200 $ / ton of Carbon• India 25 $ / ton of Carbon

Developing Countries§ Access to latest technology§ Additional investments / funds through carbon credit sale§ Quicker implementation of capital intensive projects

Overall§ Reduction of GHG emission

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Where is CDM applicable?Where is CDM applicable?

î Renewable energy- Wind power- Solar- Biomass power- Hydel Power

î Fuel switching (From fossil fuel to green fuel like biomass, ricehusk etc)

î Energy efficiency measures e.g.- Boiler and steam efficiency- Pumps and pumping system- Improved Cogen efficiency- Installation of variable speed drives- Efficient cooling systems- Back pressure turbines etc

î Cogeneration in industries having both steam and power requirements

î In power sector, induction of new technologies which are efficient (thermal), reduction in technical T&D losses

î In transport- IC engines at micro level- Fuel switch from gasoline and diesel to

natural gas- Modal shift from air to train, road to train at

macro level- Replacement of shipment of certain raw

materials through road to pipeleines

î In waste management- Capturing of landfill methane emission to

generate power- Utilisation of waste and waste water

emissions for generation of energy for captive use pr power generation

î In Forestation- Forestation on Barren Land

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î Without Project mechanisms there would be no international agreement

î Least Cost producer in a commodity market

î Economically effective

î Can apply to supply and demand side management

î Results in clean technology and capital flows to new areas

Why have projects at all? Why have projects at all?

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What Global Buyer’s prefer……What Global BuyerWhat Global Buyer’’s prefers prefer…………

à Delivering 10,000 CERs/ annum or more

à Less uncertainty in delivering CERs, i.e., guaranteed delivery of GHG offsets

à Less project risks with strong risk mitigation plans

à Technical/ financial capability

à Environmental / socio-economic benefits

Project sustainability is an important criteria

à Delivering 10,000 CERs/ annum or more

à Less uncertainty in delivering CERs, i.e., guaranteed delivery of GHG offsets

à Less project risks with strong risk mitigation plans

à Technical/ financial capability

à Environmental / socio-economic benefits

Project sustainability is an important criteria

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Carbon funds are available through…Carbon funds are available throughCarbon funds are available through……

à International tenders for CDM projects

à Voluntary corporate initiatives

à Multilateral Funds

à EU commitment for carbon purchase through various schemes

à Bilateral negotiations with the consortium of buyers

Carbon Price Carbon Price Carbon Price à It’s a market-driven priceà Approx prevailing price:More than Euro 10.0-15.0 / t of CO2-eqv

à It’s a market-driven priceà Approx prevailing price:More than Euro 10.0-15.0 / t of CO2-eqv

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CDM StatusCDM StatusCDM Status

à Small scale simplified modalities and procedures approved:§ <15 MW RE§ <45 GWh EE§ <15 kt CO2

à Many potential CDM projects in pipeline

à Formation of DNA of India announced at CoP-9

à Small scale simplified modalities and procedures approved:§ <15 MW RE§ <45 GWh EE§ <15 kt CO2

à Many potential CDM projects in pipeline

à Formation of DNA of India announced at CoP-9

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ProjectIdentification

Documentation(PCN & PDD)

PDD Validation by DOE

Finding buyer

Contract withbuyer

Registrationwith UNFCCC

ProjectConstruction

Project operation

Generation ofCarbon credits

Verification/Certification by DOE

UNFCCC / EBIssues CERs

Buyer paysProject proponent

PCN : Project Concept NotePDD : Project Design DocumentationDOE : Designated Operational EntityDNA : Designated National Sauthority of Host CountryCER : Certified Emission Reduction

Availing the carbon credits…. Availing the carbon creditsAvailing the carbon credits……. . CDM PROJECT

PROMOTER

BUYER OF CER CER

Endorsement by DNA

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Looking for projectsLooking for projectsLooking for projects

Green house gas (GHG)

à Carbon-di-oxide (CO2)

à Methane (CH4)

à Nitrous oxide (N2O)

à Per fluoro carbons (PFCs)

à Hydro fluoro carbons (HFCs)

à Sulphur hexa fluoride (SF6)

Green house gas (GHG)

à Carbon-di-oxide (CO2)

à Methane (CH4)

à Nitrous oxide (N2O)

à Per fluoro carbons (PFCs)

à Hydro fluoro carbons (HFCs)

à Sulphur hexa fluoride (SF6)

Global Warming Potential (GWP)

à 1

à 21

à 310

à 2,000 ~ 4,000

à 5,000 ~ 8,000

à Above 10,000

Global Warming Potential (GWP)

à 1

à 21

à 310

à 2,000 ~ 4,000

à 5,000 ~ 8,000

à Above 10,000

Projects which facilitates abatement of emission of any of these GHGs:Projects which facilitates abatement of emission of any of these GHGs:

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Approach to baseline and additionalityApproach to baseline and Approach to baseline and additionalityadditionality

CO2 Emissions

CDM project CO2 emissions (observable)

Years

Baseline scenario CO2 emissions (that would occur)

Real, measurable and long-term

Additional CO2emissions reduction

20032003 20122012

à Additionality: A CDM project activity is additional if anthropogenic emissions of greenhouse gases by sources are reduced below those that would have occurred in the absence of the registered CDM project activity

à Baseline: The baseline for a CDM project activity is the scenario that reasonably represents the anthropogenic emissions by sources of greenhouse gases that would occur in the absence of the proposed project activityBaseline is project-specific and

location-specificBaseline is project-specific and location-specific

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AdditionalityAdditionalityAdditionality

Emissions Lower emissions, no leakage, no double counting

Financial Not ODA, not GEF funds, should lead to additional money inflow

Regulatory Exceed regulatory standards, should implement un-enforced regulation

Technological Should promote appropriate newtechnologies

Investment Should make the IRR of the project an acceptable one

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BarriersBarriersBarriers

Without the project activity, for another specific reason identified by project proponent, emissions would have been higher

Other barriers

Prevailing practice or existing regulatory or policy requirements would have led to implementation of a technology with higher emissions

Barrier due to prevailing practice

A less technologically advanced alternative to the project activity involves lower risks due to the performance uncertainty or low market share of the new technology adopted for the project activity and so would have led to higher emissions

Technological barrier

A financially more viable alternative to the project activity would have led to higher emissions

Investment barrier

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Qualifying criteriaQualifying criteriaQualifying criteria

à Project start date after January 2000à CER 10,000 or more, i.e., abatement 10,000 t CO2-eqv à General rules:

§ Electrical energy saving projects:1 kWh Ú 0.8~0.9 kg CO2

§ Power generation (waste heat/ renewable)1 MW Ú 4000~5000 t CO2

§ Coal saving1 kg Ú 1.3~1.6 kg CO2

§ Fuel oil saving1 litre oil Ú 3~3.5 kg CO2

§ NG based power generation1 kWh generation Ú 0.35~0.45 kg CO21 kg NG burning/saving Ú2.4~2.5 kg CO2

à Project start date after January 2000à CER 10,000 or more, i.e., abatement 10,000 t CO2-eqv à General rules:

§ Electrical energy saving projects:1 kWh Ú 0.8~0.9 kg CO2

§ Power generation (waste heat/ renewable)1 MW Ú 4000~5000 t CO2

§ Coal saving1 kg Ú 1.3~1.6 kg CO2

§ Fuel oil saving1 litre oil Ú 3~3.5 kg CO2

§ NG based power generation1 kWh generation Ú 0.35~0.45 kg CO21 kg NG burning/saving Ú2.4~2.5 kg CO2

Project ownership (therefore, carbon credit ownership) should be clear.Project ownership (therefore, carbon credit ownership) should be clear.

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Typical time schedule for a CDM projectTypical time schedule for a CDM projectTypical time schedule for a CDM project

Activities Month 3-4

� � �

ERPA with buyer (*) �

Registration with UNFCCC (*)

Month 0-2 Month 5-6PIN Preparation �

PDD Preparation

Validation (*) �� ��

MOEF Endorsement (*)�

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(*) Dependant on external factors(*) Dependant on external factors

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How Ernst & Young helps……How Ernst & Young helpsHow Ernst & Young helps…………

à Help in identification of project

à Preparation of Project Design Document (PDD)

- Baseline study- Environmental impact- M & V Protocol- Stakeholder’s comments

à Assistance in PDD validation

à Assistance in endorsement from the Ministry of Environment and Forests, GoI

à Identify/ shortlist/ negotiate with funding agency/ buyer of carbon credit for your project and facilitation for entering into contract

à Facilitation of certification of carbon credits for entire crediting period

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Today’s CDM profile TodayToday’’s CDM profile s CDM profile

13Registered Projects of E&Y India

28Indian Registered Project

55Projects under request for registration

149Registered with UNFCCC

> 670CDM project pipeline

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E&Y-India’s CDM profile E&YE&Y--IndiaIndia’’s CDM profile s CDM profile

à Executing currently more than 200 projects in various sectors ( Renewable Energy/Iron & Steel/Cement / Biomass power / Energy efficiency / Hydro Power / IPPs/ Sugar/FMCGs / Petrochemicals / Fertiliser etc..)

à PDD completed for more than 100 Projects. Rest under finalization.

à Registered 13 Projects with UNFCCC.

à DNA endorsement received for more than 90 projects), few more projects under consideration, additional PDDs under submission

à LoI/ERPA signed for many projects, number of projects under active consideration.

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Methodology (Baseline & Monitoring) DevelopmentMethodology (Baseline & Monitoring) DevelopmentMethodology (Baseline & Monitoring) Development

à Developed methodologies for different large scale projects of various sectors ( Energy Efficiency /Cement / Bagasse Cogeneration/ Waste heat recovery / Fuel switch etc..)

à Submitted methodologies to UNFCC for approvals and are under scrutiny.

à One of our Baseline and monitoring Methodologies has been Approved by UNFCCC (AM-018). World wide this is the first methodology of Energy Efficiency sector to be used for Steam optimization projects.

à Ernst & Young contributed significantly in development of Consolidated Methodologies ACM-002, ACM-004, ACM-005.

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Potential CDM Projects for Madhya PradeshPotential CDM Projects for Madhya PradeshPotential CDM Projects for Madhya Pradesh

Approved Methodology Available

Plantation for Bio-diesel (Jatropa/Juliflora).

Research needs to be carried out on N2O reduction.

Probable project of replacement of Fertilizers with organic manure

Approved Methodology Available. Amendments reqd. in M&V protocol

Pumping Efficiency Improvement in irrigation and agriculture pump sets.

Agriculture and Irrigation

Methodology submitted for Approval

Lighting Replacement (Bulbs to CFL) in households with the help of Technology Supplier.

Approved Methodology Available

Processing and Selling Municipal Solid Waste to Cement Kilns

Approved Methodology Available

Municipal Solid Waste Utilisation in Power Generation, Methane Heat Recovery

Approved Methodology Available

Municipal Pumping Energy Efficiency ImprovementUrban Dev./ Municipal Corporation

Approved Methodology Available

Energy Forestation and supply to fossil fuel based power plants

Approved Methodology Available

Forestation on Barren Land. (Monitoring, verification and baseline is the challenging task).

Forests

StatusPotential ProjectsSector

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Potential CDM Projects for Madhya PradeshPotentialPotential CDM Projects for Madhya PradeshCDM Projects for Madhya Pradesh

All-Volatile-Treatment in boiler to reduce blow-down losses.

Chimney Modification (MNI Canada). Already installed in Bandel power plant WBPDCL.

Methodology already available in most of the cases.

New Generation Turbines/ Blade Modification wit 3-D twisted blades (4-6% efficiency improvement). Investment Rs. 16-20 Crores

IGCC technology. 6 MW already in South India. 100 MW in Haridwarplanned. Potential for about 10% Efficiency Improvement

Methodology submitted for Approval

Super critical boilers (240-300kg/sqcm(g)) 2.5% to 3.5% efficiency improvement. Investment Rs. 4.5-5.0 crore/MW. Existing NTPC plant by 2009 SIPAT Chhattisgarh (3 x 660 MW). Plant Toosan, Korea. Approx. 3.7 Lacs CERs per year with additional revenue of more than Rs. 300 Crore in 10 years.

MPEB

Methodology to be prepared.

Use of CNG in vehicles, Fuel Cell based Technology.Transports

Approved Methodology Available for most cases

Developing Renewable Energy Power Projects (Biomass, Wind, Solar etc.). Developing Biogas plants in rural areas to avoid methane emission in rural sector (Authenticity of baseline is a challenge). Landfill methane capture/ Developing Incinerators to burn organic substances emitting methane.

Energy/ MPUVN/MPCB

StatusPotential ProjectsSector

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Potential CDM Projects for Madhya PradeshPotential CDM Projects for Madhya PradeshPotential CDM Projects for Madhya Pradesh

Coal Mine Methane. (Pilot Project: Bharat Coking Coal Ltd. 10 MW in Bihar

Approved Methodology Available

Coal Bed MethaneCoal

Other Energy Efficiency Improvement Measures to reduce AuxiliaryLoad such as HT Variable Speed Drives, improvement in coal crushing and pulverization technologies etc.

GTG cooling by steam in place of air .

Recycle of Waste Gas in GTG.

State-of-the-art technologies to reduce T&D losses

Power Cycle Efficiency Improvements.

Compressed Air cooling in place of steam cooling in Burners of Pulverised Coal Boiler.

StatusPotential ProjectsSector

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E&Y-India’s CDM ProfileE&Y-India’s CDM Profile

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Oil & Gas/Petrochemicals Sector CredentialsOil & Gas/Petrochemicals Sector Credentials

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Some E&Y CredentialsSome E&Y Credentials……in Oil & Gas/Petrochemicals Sectorin Oil & Gas/Petrochemicals Sector

Essar Oil Limited

Numaligarh Refineries

3 projects

1 project

Haldia Petrochemicals

3 projects

Oil & Natural Gas Corporation

3 projects

Reliance Industries Limited4 projects

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Metal/Iron and Steel Sector CredentialsMetal/Iron and Steel Sector Credentials

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Some E&Y CredentialsSome E&Y Credentials……in Metal/Iron & Steel Sectorin Metal/Iron & Steel Sector

SAIL

1 project

Tata Steel

2 projects

Tata Metaliks

1 project

Tata Sponge Iron

2 projects

Ispat Industries

2 projects

Usha Martin

2 projects

Orissa Sponge Iron

1 project

Monnet Ispat

1 project

Essar Steel Limited

2 projects

Shri Ramrupai

1 project

Jai Balaji

1 project

Ispat Godawari

1 project

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Some E&Y CredentialsSome E&Y Credentials……in Metal/Iron & Steel Sectorin Metal/Iron & Steel Sector

Sterlite Industries

5 projects

Sesa Goa Limited

2 projects

OCL India

1 project

Chhattisgarh Electricity

MSP Steel

1 project

1 project

Jindal Steel & Power

1 project

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Cement Sector CredentialsCement Sector Credentials

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Some E&Y CredentialsSome E&Y Credentials……in Cement Sectorin Cement Sector

Aditya Birla Group

} Ultratech Cement – 2 projects} Aditya Cement – 1 project}Grasim South – 2 projects} Vikram Cement – 3 projects} Rajashree Cement – 5 projects}Grasim Raipur – 2 projects

B K Birla Group

Kesoram Industries Limited :Vasavadatta Cement – 2 projects

M P Birla Group

} Satna Cement Works – 1 project} Chittor Cement Works – 2 projects} Durgapur Cement Works – 1 project} Raebarili Cement Works – 1 project

Shree Cement

3 projects

Dalmia Cement

1 project

Binani Cement

3 projects

OCL India

2 projects

JK Cements

1 project

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Biomass based power projectsBiomass based power projects

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Some E&Y CredentialsSome E&Y Credentials……in Biomass Power Generation Projectsin Biomass Power Generation Projects

Clarion Power Corporation Ltd., A.P.

(Rich husk)

Alwar Power Company Ltd., Rajasthan

(Mustard crop residue)

Nahar Spinning Mills Ltd., Punjab

(Rice Husk)

Oswal Woollen Mills Ltd., Punjab

(Rice Husk)

Vandana Vidhyut Ltd., Chattisgarh

(Rich husk)

Balarampur Chini Mills Ltd., U.P.

(Bagasse – Cogen)

Triveni Engineering and Industries Ltd., U.P.

(Bagasse – Cogen)

Bannari Amman Sugars Ltd., Karnataka

(Bagasse – Cogen)

Godavari Sugar Mills Ltd., Karnataka

(Bagasse – Cogen)

Hassan Biomass, Karnataka

(Rich husk)

KMS Power Pvt. Ltd., A.P.

(Rich husk)

Sri ChamundeswariSugars Ltd., Karnataka

(Bagasse – Cogen)

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Some E&Y CredentialsSome E&Y Credentials…… in Biomass Power Generation Projectsin Biomass Power Generation Projects

Deepak Spinners Ltd., M.P.

(Rich husk)

Amrit Projects, W.B.

(Rich husk)

SCM Sugars Ltd., Karnataka

(Bagasse – Congen)

Dhampur Sugars Ltd., U.P.

(Bagasse – Congen)

EID Parry, Ltd. T.N.

(Bagasse – Congen)

Satya Maharishi Power Corp. Ltd.

(Rice husk)

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Textile Sector CredentialsTextile Sector Credentials

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Some E&Y CredentialsSome E&Y Credentials……in Textile Sectorin Textile Sector

Oswal Woolen

Deepak Spinners

1 projects

2 projects

Jayashree Textiles (Indian Rayon)

2 projects

Nahar Spinning

1 project

Shiva Texiyarn1 projects

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Hydro power projectsHydro power projects

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Some E&Y CredentialsSome E&Y Credentials……in in HydelHydel Power Based ProjectsPower Based Projects

Himalayan Crest Power

} 3 MW at Chandni in Sirmour District } 3 MW at Manal in Sirmour District } 3 MW at Timbi in Sirmour District } 3 MW at Hurla in Kullu District} 5 MW at Kurpan in Kullu District

Subhash Kabini Power Corporation

2 x 10 MW at Kabini dam in Karnataka

Ambuthirtha Power Pvt. Ltd.

2 x 11 MW

Swasti Power

22.5 MW Hydel Project at Bhilangana, Uttaranchal

Punjab Hydro Power Ltd. } 4.2 MW (1.4 MW + 1.5 MW + 1.3 MW)

at Dolowal, Salar, Bhanubhura in Sangrur district} 5.2 MW (2 MW + 2 MW + 1.2 MW) at

Lohgarh, Chakbhai, Sidhana in Sangrur district} 3.9 MW (1 MW + 1.9 MW + 1 MW) at

Babanpur, Killa, Sahoke in Sangrurdistrict

Shyam Energy Ltd.

1 x 6 MW

Neora Hydro Limited

1 X 3 MW

Ginni International

2 X 5 MW

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Wind Power CredentialsWind Power Credentials

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Some E&Y CDM Credentials Some E&Y CDM Credentials …… in wind powerin wind power

Fairdeal Supplies

1 project

Shiva Texyarn

1 project

MSPL

1 project

Nuziveedu Seeds

1 project

ENCON Services

1 project

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Government/Public Sector CredentialsGovernment/Public Sector Credentials

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Some E&Y CDM Credentials Some E&Y CDM Credentials …… in Government/ Public Sectorin Government/ Public Sector

Maharashtra Energy Development Agency

1 project

RCF

2 projects

ONGC

More than 15 projects

SAIL

1 project

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Some other E&Y CredentialsSome other E&Y Credentials

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Some more E&Y CDM CredentialsSome more E&Y CDM Credentials……Aditya Birla Group

} Indian Rayon & Industries Limited – 3 projects} Indo Gulf Fertiliser – 1 project

B K Birla Group} Kesoram Industries Limited : Birla

Tyres – 1 project} Kesoram Industries Limited :

Kesroam Rayon – 1 project

RPG Group

} CESC Ltd. – 3 projects} Phillips Carbon Black Limited –

2 projects

MEDA

1 project

The AP Paper Mill

1 project

Lanco Group

} Lanco Kondapalli Power – 1 project} Encon Services – 1 project} Aban Power – 1 project} Rithwik Power – 1 project

Apollo Tyres

1 project

Indur Green

1 project

Hindustan Lever

2 projects

IFFCO

3 projects

BILT

3 projects

Chambal Power

1 project

OPG Limited

1 project

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Some more E&Y CDM CredentialsSome more E&Y CDM Credentials……

TNPL

1 project

ISA Power

1 project

KM Sugar

1 project

Sagar Sugar

1 project

NCS Sugar

1 project

Naturol Bioenergy

1 project

KMS Power

1 project

Tata Refractories

1 project

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Thank You

Kishor RajhansaManager, Ernst & Young, 18th floor, Express Towers,Nariman Point, Mumbai 400 021Kishor.Rajhansa@in.ey.comMobile: 9833076253Tel: 022-56655829

Kishor RajhansaManager, Ernst & Young, 18th floor, Express Towers,Nariman Point, Mumbai 400 021Kishor.Rajhansa@in.ey.comMobile: 9833076253Tel: 022-56655829