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254 The Meaning of Sufficiency Economy International Conference Table III: Benchmarks for determining the generation tariff from Wind (TERI 2006) Table III: Benchmarks for determining the generation tariff from Wind (TERI 2006) Table IV: Benchmarks for determining the generation tariff from bio-mass Table III: Benchmarks for determining (TERI the 2006) generation tariff from Wind (TERI 2006) Table IV: Benchmarks for determining the generation tariff from bio-mass (TERI 2006) Table IV: Benchmarks for determining the generation tariff from bio-mass (TERI 2006) For cost analysis, CERC 2010 report has been considered. The Tariff Period For cost analysis, CERC 2010 report has been considered. The Tariff Period for Renewable Energy power projects for Renewable except in case Energy of Small power hydro projects projects below except 5 MW, in case Solar of PV, Small and Solar hydro thermal projects power below projects is For considered 5 cost MW, analysis, Solar to be CERC PV, thirteen and 2010 Solar (13) report years thermal has been (CERC power considered. 2010). projects In The case Tariff is of considered Solar Period PV for and Renewable to be Solar thirteen thermal Energy (13) power projects years except the (CERC Tariff in case Period 2010). of Small is In taken case hydro to of be projects Solar twenty PV below five and years 5 MW, Solar (25) Solar thermal years. PV, (CERC and power Solar 2010) projects thermal Tariff power the period Tariff projects under these is considered Regulations to be is thirteen considered (13) years from (CERC the date 2010). of commercial In case of operation Solar PV of and the Solar renewable thermal energy power generating projects Period the is stations. Tariff taken Period to be is twenty taken to five be twenty years five (25) years years. (25) (CERC years. (CERC 2010) Tariff 2010) Tariff period period under under these these Regulations Regulations is considered is considered from the from date the of commercial date of commercial operation of operation the renewable of the energy generating renewable stations. energy generating stations.
The Meaning of Sufficiency Economy International Conference 255 The capital cost for wind energy project includes Wind turbine generator including its auxiliaries, land cost, site development charges and other civil works, transportation charges, evacuation cost up to inter-connection point, financing charges and IDC. The capital cost for wind energy projects is Rs. 515 Lakhs/MW for FY 2009-10. Capacity Utilisation Factor (CUF) norms for this control period shall be as follows Table V: CUF in relation to Wind Power Density Annual Mean Wind Power Density (W/m2) CUF 200-250 20% 250-300 23% 300-400 27% > 400 30% The annual mean wind power density is considered to be measured at 50 meter height. For the purpose of classification of wind energy project into particular wind zone class, the State-wise wind power density map (Wind Density Map of India in Figure XX) present in the report of DOT, 2008 is considered. Normative Operations and Maintenance (O&M) expenses for the first year of the Control Period (i.e. FY 2009-10) are Rs 6.50 Lakh per MW. Normative O&M expenses are escalated at the rate of 5.72% per annum over the tariff period. The norms for tariff determination specified hereunder are for biomass power projects based on Rankine cycle technology application using water cooled condenser. The normative capital cost for the biomass power projects is Rs.450Lakh/MW (FY 2009-10 during first year of Control Period). Threshold Plant Load Factor is as under: 1. During Stabilisation: 60% 2. During the remaining period of the first year (after stabilization): 70% 3. From 2nd Year onwards: 80 % The stabilisation period is considered as 6 months (which is maximum limit allowed) from the date of commissioning of the project.
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