2011, Energie Dynamique Private Limited. Vision 2030 November 2011

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1 2011, Energie Dynamique Private Limited Vision 2030 November 2011

2 MARKET SCENARIO

3 Electricity Consump1on US and Europe 1.5 x India

4 Electricity Consump1on/Popula1on India 4 x the popula1on vs. US, US 4 x consump1on/capita

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6 Drivers Increase in base and peak load consump1on Integra1on of IntermiHent and Distributed Genera1on: Renewables, EVs (Energy Storage) Aging infrastructure and workforce Regulatory pressure on performance & transparency and compe11on Ac1ve customers

7 Priori1es Renewable and DG mgt. Asset management Enhanced distribubon mgt. Transmission Enhanced DistribuBon mgt. Renewable & DG mgt. Demand management Enhanced DistribuBon mgt. Renewable and DG mgt. Enhanced DistribuBon mgt. Demand management Renewable & DG mgt. Enhanced DistribuBon mgt. Demand management Renewable management

8 Growth in Smart Grid Investments % 34% $160bn spent on sustainable energy $18.8bn spent on Energy Smart Technologies % 27% $211bn spent on sustainable energy. $23.9bn spent on Energy Smart Technologies Source: BNEF

9 Technology Investments Smart Grid Managed Services Market to Grow 75% Year- over- Year Between 2010 and 2011 Smart Meter Shipments Totaled 17.4 Million Units Worldwide during the 1st Quarter of 2011 Global Smart Grid Investment to Peak at $35.8 Billion in Total global investment $200bn Electric Vehicle IT Systems to Total $5.1bn Virtual Power Plant Revenues to Reach $7.4 bn and double in size Smart Grid Managed Services Market to Reach $4.3 bn HVDC Transmission Market to Grow 44% 2016 Smart Grid CommunicaBons Node Shipments to Total 276m Smart Grid Service Revenues for Fixed and Wireless Network Operators to Reach $4.9 bn Revenue from Energy Storage for Commercial Buildings to Reach $5 bn Demand Response Services Revenue to Surpass $6 bn 2017 Smart Grid Investment in Asia Pacific to Exceed $171 bn Investment in Smart Transmission and Distribu1on Technologies in Asia Pacific to Total $123bn 2020 Smart Grid Investment in Europe to Total $80 bn 238 Million Smart Meters to Be Deployed in Europe Electricity Transmission Infrastructure Investment to Exceed $600 bn

10 Interna1onal Smart Grid Ac1on Network Interna1onal Smart Grid Ac1on Network (ISGAN) creates a mechanism for mul1lateral government- to- government collabora1on to advance the development and deployment of smarter electric grid technologies, prac1ces, and systems. It was launched at the first Clean Energy Ministerial (CEM), a mee1ng of energy and environment ministers and stakeholders from 23 countries and the European Union held in Washington, D.C on July 19 and 20, 2010.

11 REGIONAL HOTSPOTS

12 USA Challenges Avoiding blackouts enhanced transmission & distribu1on. Energy Security increasing sources of intermihent or distributed genera1on. Aging infrastructure & workforce asset management. Targets Na1onal Ac1on Plan for Energy Efficiency: To lower energy demand by 50%, Achieving +$500 billion in net savings over the next 20 years. Reduce annual greenhouse gas emissions equivalent to those from 90 million vehicles

13 USA Progress Advanced Metering Infrastructure Circuit Peak Load Management Cri1cal Peak Pricing Cri1cal Peak Rebates Direct Load Control Device Dynamic Capability Ra1ng System Dynamic Pricing Program Electricity Storage Technologies Fault Current Limiter Flexible AC Transmission System Device Home Area Network In- Home Display Microgrids Phasor Data Concentrator (PDC) Phasor Measurement Unit (PMU) Plug- In Electric Vehicle Charging Sta1on Power System Restora1on Programmable Communica1ng Thermostat Real- 1me Pricing Renewable Energy Forecas1ng Tool Smart Appliance Smart Meter - Commercial Smart Meter - Industrial Smart Meter - Residen1al Smart Relays Synchrophasor Communica1ons Network Time- of- use Pricing Transmission Angle and Frequency Monitoring Transmission Line Monitoring System Variable Peak Pricing Vehicle to Grid Charging Sta1on 180 Projects $4bn awarded contracts h.p://

14 EUROPE Challenges Increasing mix of Renewable Energy Aging infrastructure and Asset Performance Targets : Reducing emissions to 20% below 1990 levels and raising the share of renewables in its energy mix to 20%. 2050: Reducing emissions by 80-90% Europe s smart grid policy is represented by all members of the EU EU energy law: requires EU Member States to ensure the implementa1on of intelligent metering systems, and to equip 80 % of energy consumers with smart meters by 2020.

15 EUROPE Progress Smart Meter and Advanced Metering Infrastructure Grid Automa1on Transmission Grid Automa1on Distribu1on Integrated System Home applica1on Customer Behavior Specific Storage Technology Demonstra1on h.p:// _smart_grid_projects_in_europe.pdf

16 BRAZIL Challenges High AT&C Losses Low per capita consump1on Fuel security Integra1on of renewable energy. ExpectaBons Funding for Smart Grid development $204 Million in 2009 Number of smart meters deployed and/or planned 63 million by 2020 Progress GE Energy, Trilliant and AES Eletropaulo are collabora1ng to connect smart meters through Trilliant s wireless communica1on network Italian u1lity Enel, in partnership with Endesa's Brazilian unit Coelce, has launched a pilot project to install 100 remote meters & concentrators in transformer sta1ons CPFL Energia, is working with IBM to develop a smart grid strategy, which includes roll out of 25,000 smart meters by 2013 andfuture deployment to 6.5 million residen1al customers.

17 RUSSIA Challenges Growing demand Environmental concerns Pressure to liberalise industries. Targets To reduce its GHG emissions to 25% below 1990 levels by 2020 ExpectaBons and Progress To reduce its GHG emissions to 25% below 1990 levels by 2020 Federal Grid Co. will spend $6 billion annually over the 5 years on renova1ng and expanding their network. $116 million in 2011 on R&D to explore environmental developments including smart meters and grids. USAID and the Russian Energy Agency (REA), signed a Protocol (Jul 2010) to deepen collabora1on on energy efficiency, "smart grid" technology, and clean energy.

18 INDIA Challenges Access to all End Load Shedding Reliable Power Cheaper power Shising the peak away from costly power More sustainable power Targets NAPCC: Reduce emissions intensity by 20%- 25% of 2005 levels by 2020 Renewable target 74GW/15.9% of total capacity by 2022 JNNSM: 20GW by 2020, Grid Parity by 2030 RGGVY: Electrifying all villages and habita1ons as per new defini1on Providing access to electricity to all rural households Providing electricity Connec1on to Below Poverty Line (BPL) families free of charge RAPDRP: Reduce AT&C Losses from 40% to 15% Smart Grid Task Force/Forum

19 INDIA Progress 1. Smart Grid Vision for India s Power Sector prepared under the DRUM program 2. Inter- Ministry Smart Grids Task Force in place. 3. PPP Smart Grids forum in place with the task to develop pilot projects. 4. Discussions on availability of funding for pilot projects from PFC 5. Transmission PMU/WAMs demonstra1on project being managed by NRLDC 6. USAID/PFC funded smart grids TtT delivered for U1lity training ins1tutes. 7. BESCOM Project in detailed design phase 8. MESCOM DR project 9. DR pilot projects approved by MERC and under evalua1on by DERC 10. POSOCO submihed pe11on to develop a balancing market including DR as a product. 11. C- Step performed cost benefit analysis for India with promising results showing 9mths 3yrs payback period.

20 CHINA Challenges Improve efficiency Rural Electrifica1on Manage increasing power demand to avoid outages and overloads Connect power- genera1ng facili1es in the West to the heavily populated Eastern load centres. Targets Increase renewable energy genera1on to reduce carbon intensity by 40-45% by 2020 from 2005 baseline. SGCC plans to invest $250 billion in electric power infrastructure upgrades over the next 5 years $45 billion is earmarked for smart grid technologies. China is now the world s largest electricity consumer, and Chinese demand is expected to double over the next decade, and triple by 2035

21 CHINA Progress Forecast Smart Grid investments Funding for Smart Grid development $101 billion (Smart Grid technology development) $7.3 billion in 2009 Number of smart meters deployed and/or planned 360 million by State Grid Corpora1on of China (SGCC) awarded a contract to supply over 10,000 C&I smart meters SGCC and the Chinese Academy of Sciences awarded project to standardize smart grid technology equipment for charging EVs, large- capacity storage systems and network technology. CLP has opened a smart grids awareness and educa1on centre. CLP Inaugurated Partnerships for EV Leasing Scheme

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