An Update on Streamlined Energy and Carbon Reporting, ESOS, CCA and CRC schemes
CRESPAI Presentation
1. CONFEDERATION OF RENEWABLE ENERGY SERVICE
PROFESSIONALS AND INDUSTRIES
Presentation on
IORS 2016
“Bridging Power, Policy , People, Prosperity to Sustainability”
RE-NEW- ABLE
INDIA
Presented By:
SUDHIR KUMAR DASH (President)
RAMESH C. GOEL (Secretary)
2. The AIM
•
CRESPAI has been formed with the aim of:
- bringing together the Renewable Energy Service
Providers (RESPs), Industries and other stakeholders.
- representing as an industry body for promoting the
goal and mission of the Government’s Renewable
Energy Policy .
- facilitating the development of RESP through public
awareness.
- serving as an R &D center in the sector.
CRESPAI is committed to work in propagation, promotion
and advocating for development of clean energy. We aim
to make India an ideal destination for investment into the
renewable energy.
3. WHO ARE WE ?
CRESPAI is :
• A Force of representation from policymaker,
Technocrats, Industries, Institutions, Service
Professionals, both National & International
• An Interactive Platforms for Brainstorming, Advocacy,
Database, Training and Imparting Skills.
• Participation, Walkthrough, and a support to
programme on clean energy, waste to energy and
environment protection.
• To conduct events, Seminars, workshop, News letter
4. VISION
“There is only one world
and it’s the planetary
duty of every human
being to protect the
ecology and live a
sustainable developed
life. CRESPAI’s vision is
to see an eco-friendly,
environment friendly
and sustainable growth
now and in future”
5. MISSION
o To act to minimize pollution
o To advocate for clean energy
o To create awareness for conservation of water and energy.
o To discourage use of fossil fuel and pollutant energy.
o To become a conduit for formulation and implementation of
Government plan and programme in the field of Renewable
Energy.
o To spread the words and awareness on the utilization of Green
Power to reduce the adverse effect of global warming and
climate change.
o To campaign for the “Green Revolution” (Clean Energy) to
encompass the economy, business, rural employment and
contribute towards self-reliance to meet the growing need of
power.
6. OBJECTIVES
• To strive for the advancement of Application, Services capabilities of
global standards in India.
• To Lobby before the Policy Maker for the clean energy
• To establish as platform to collectively facilitate the development of
RESP related activities and make recommendations to related
ministries and Government of India.
• To create public awareness about the emerging and next generation
trends in Renewable Energy and adoption of cutting edge
technologies.
• To serve as a R&D center in the sector to develop and Innovative and
Cost Effective Technology and Product.
• To help address problems of members of CRESPAIs relating to
operational, regulatory, financial, or licensing through interaction with
the government.
7. AREAS UNDER
FOCUS
• Study of the emerging Industry and New
Employment creation in the Renewable
Energy Industries.
• Study of the Per capita energy
consumption (each region) energy
deficit by 2030 and scope of Investment
in Renewable Energy Investment in
India.
• Study of the Industry support
programme in Developed nation.
• Study of CSR programme undertaken by
Corporates in adoption of alternative
energy.
• Programme for acknowledgment and
appreciation (“A Green World Concept”)
• Social Awareness Programme
(Promoting Cycles and clean travelling
mode)
8. OUR STRENGTHS
1. We are Group of Experienced Professionals, Industrialists,
Policy Makers, Institutions, Legal Minds, Corporate Executives,
Environmentalists, Civic Body representatives.
2. Have National & International representation to have latest
technologies to Achieve Make in India Program/Objective.
3. Domain Experts with Vast knowledge base and having long
experiences in various areas of activities.
4. Have Interaction centers in major metros be extended to
various parts of India and the world.
5. First National level Agency dedicated and focused to the cause
of Renewable Energy Development.
6. Carters to all engaged including the small components
manufacturer.
9. CRESPAI:VALUE
DELIVERY
Solar Power Waste to Energy Wind/Tidal/Geo
thermal
/etc.
HR Development
& Awareness
Programmes
Interaction with
Policy
makers/Industry
/Users Group
Research &
Development
Information
Dissemination and
Knowledge sharing
Groups formed:
10. THE BEGINNING…
Component Manufacturers
are entitled to CVD imports
like domestic manufacturers
under excise notification.
MNRE will issue exemption
certificate.
Instruction issued by TRU in
concurrence with the
Chairman of CBEC. Benefits
to Industries in Billions.
Research report on the
employment in the renewable
Industries soon.
Present power consumption
per capita, the demand and
vacuum for 2030, A study
soon
11. CRESPAI FUCTIONS:
Bridging the Gap, connecting platform and bring
different constituencies.
Convening platform to advance the widespread
adoption and use of renewable energy.
Critics, review of industry pain points and
referendum to policy makers.
knowledge sharing, ensuring that existing
information and experience is developed,
organised, and made accessible in a usable format
All-inclusive cooperation where stakeholders can
make a positive contribution to the common goals.
13. The Make in India Drive
o Special Emphasis has been given to the sector.
o Thrust is to domestic manufacture, Duty
exemption to reduce cost
o As such Imports is dissuaded, Anti-dumping on
cheap imports from China.
o Additional SEZ are in pipeline.
o Tax exemption on 80JJA, 80IA (under Income Tax
Act, 1961)
14. What is holding RE back ?
ü The absence of a comprehensive and coherent
national framework for RE in either legislation or
policy .
ü The absence of a long-term vision as well as policy-
certainty is holding back much-needed investment in
infrastructure and RE generation .
ü Policies that does exist is limited by weak
enforcement or low ambition, poor design or
uncertainty.
ü Poor cost capturing for Conventional electricity, is it
really cheap if the, given the environment restoration
cost ?
ü Not just law but enforcement and governance key.
15. Systematic Flaw (What
is Holding Back)
• Strong will power needs reflection in action. The Renewable Energy Act
is a bare minimum in the direction.
• CSR is only in Directors report. No mechanism to evaluation and analysis.
• Easy Benefits Transfer mechanism (Conflicting , ambiguity in policies
needs to be removed)
qBenefits of Excise Duty under 12.2012 CE available to CVD. No
corresponding Customs circular/ notification
qListed items indicative or exhaustive.
qComponents covered, raw material covered whether intermediary?
qWhy not Zero rated in line of exports incentives?
16. Core Principles for Over
coming Barriers to RE
1. Treat RE as a resource of national and strategic
importance.
2. Mandate RE as a significant component of the
power sector.
3. Take an integrated approach to power sector
planning, including generation, transmission, and
distribution
4. Encourage investments in RE Sector
5. Give small-scale/distributed RE, close to end-users,
priority equal to large-scale/centralized RE
17. Future Plans & Road
Maps - GOI
ü The Renewable Energy Act 2015 drafted and
available for comments.
ü Integration of Power, Coal and MNRE is a green
step of kind. Emphasis is on synchronization.
Minimum Government Maximum Governance is
the call of the hour
19. Limitations /constraints
being faced
- Both the industry and the Government faces
limitations/ constraints while developing or
generating or extracting the RE.
- Hence there is a need of a common agency to
overcome all the challenges that come across.
- Every stakeholders should come forward at
strategy level.
21. Under FEMA (FDI)
• FDI up to 100 pc under Automatic Route
• Infrastructure has been defined to cover include Energy
Generation/
• Distribution/Transmission to allow ECB
Under Income Tax
• Accelerated Depreciation (AD) of 80% on solar and/or Windmill
projects
• 100% tax holiday period for 10 years / 15 years u/s 80IA
• 30% deduction for three years of additional wages in excess of 50
workmen for new employment u/s 80JJAA
• 5 years exemption of profits from Waste Energy, Bio-Fertilisers,
Bio-Fuels etc. u/s 80JJA
…...cont
Important Incentives &
Relief
22. …...cont
Under Indirect Tax (aimed at reducing cost)
• CVD exemption benefits can be extended under the amended
notification no. 12/2012-CE subject to fulfilment of condition number
36 in the notification [O.M. TRU dated 27.07.2016]
• Exemption of Excise Duty: Goods specified in List 9, for the
manufacture of rotor blades for wind operated electricity generator
subject to condition no. 36. List 8 items exempt without condition.
(12/2012-CE).
• Concessional Duty of Customs @ 5% to WOEG, Components, Spares,
Parts, Blades, Raw materials of Blades(12/2012-CE) (List 9 and List 8)
Important Incentives &
Relief
24. Good News……
• India occupies 4th position in the World in Wind
Energy
• India Ranks 3rd in Renewable Energy Attraction
Index
• Thermal Energy Improve performance of under
powering thermal power stations to-
qadd 78700MW during 11th & 94431MW during
the 12th five year plan.
qImprove the performance and efficiency of coal
based thermal plants.
qSave fuel and reduce environmental impacts.
25. Good News……
• From barely 20 MW in 2011, India’s installed solar
capacity has increased to 7805 MW as on
31.07.2016.
• India has vast untapped renewable energy resources
- wind energy has installed capacity of 27.15 GW and
an estimated potential of nearly 103 GW at 80
meter hub height and nearly 300 GW at 100 meter
hub height.
• Bio-power (including biomass and bagasse co-
generation) has an installed capacity of nearly 5 GW
as opposed to an estimated potential of 22.5 GW.
26. Good News……
• Solar power has installed capacity of 7.8 GW with
the potential of 748 GW.
• The Solar Policy of Rajasthan notified in 2011
envisages the setting up of solar manufacturing
facilities at proposed solar parks.
• The Gujarat Solar Park also makes special provisions
for encouraging on-site manufacturing facilities to
provide equipment to projects coming up within the
park as well as adequate repairs, maintenance and
skilled manpower to service projects within the park.
27. Good News……
• DAL ENERGY Gulf of Kutch Tidal power plant is
strongly pushed for construction by the western
Gujrat at the Gulf of cambay.
• India has a good potential for tidal power generation
in sundarbans, WB.
• The country’s 1st tidal plant has been proposed to
be set up in Durgaduani creek of sundarbans.
• Govt. targeting to electrify 18,000 villages in 1,000
days. RE has its share of joy in the mission.
28. Summary & Conclusions
- Not just Government but you and me
together we can make difference.
- No growth is bigger than market. The
bigger market is the environment and
life. Without it rest meaningless.
- Environmental care is biggest
contribution
- Corporate and community to come
together and work hand in hand.
