Discount Price : Rs 45,000/ 1000 USD Discount Applicable till : 31st July, 2014 Biomass in India: Evaluating the Potential for Power Production-2014 Precision Research & Consulting Pvt. Ltd. www.idatainsights.com iData Insights is a marketing research consulting rm. Its efforts help companies to create and improve products and services based on what the market desires. We conduct both primary and secondary research. Our work does not end with research. We provide actionable recommendations and provide our expertise for business success today and tomorrow. It is our goal to be a partner to our clients in the exploration and discovery, and then be their guide in the implementation of changes that will make a difference to their bottom line. The team of highly trained syndicated research analysts create research reports, newsletters, magazines, directories and online databases which provide customers with broad technical and market trends in the energy sector. Their research and competitive and market intelligence studies provides specic in-depth intelligence to ensure that customers succeed in their undertaking. Market Research Report - 2014 Precision Research & Consulting Pvt. Ltd. www.idatainsights.com Renewable energy sources offer viable option to address the energy security concerns of India. India has one of the highest potential for the effective use of renewable energy from sources like small hydro, biomass, wind and solar. There are continuous changes in technology, market conditions and regulatory environment that have led to the emergence of new trends with in the renew- able energy sector. National Action Plan on Climate Change (NAPCC) aims to achieve 15% share for renewable power in the total energy mix by 2020. Energy is the prime mover of all the development process. With the advent of globalization, development process is nally ignited. India is now the eleventh largest economy in the world, fourth in terms of purchasing power. It is poised to make tremendous economic strides over next ten years, with signicant economic development already in planning stage. This development is going to accelerate the demand of energy. With rapid rise in the price of fossil fuels and the anticipated shortage, there is a need to develop some sustainable resource. Renewable sources are perennial in nature and hence can be relied upon for sustainable development. Fortunately, India is blessed with a variety of Renewable Energy sources, the main ones being biomass, bio gas, solar, wind, and small hydro power. Municipal and industrial wastes can also be use- ful sources of energy, but are basically different forms of biomass. Biomass is a natural product of solar energy. World wide, energy stored in the form of biomass through photosynthesis is nearly 10 times the worlds annual energy use . The growth and the economic utilization of biomass, for power generation, as an alternative to fossil fuels has been on the rise and is being considered seriously. Assessments indicate that even if a small percentage of this vast potential were tapped, it would be possible to meet the total energy requirements of the country for years to come. The availability of biomass in India is estimated at about 540 million tons per year covering residues from agriculture, forestry, and plantations. Principal agricultural residues include rice husk, rice straw, bagasse, sugar cane tops and leaves, trash, groundnut shells, cotton stalks, mustard stalks, etc. It has been estimated that about 70- 75% of these wastes are used as fodder, as fuel for domestic cooking and for other economic purposes leaving behind 120- 150 million tons of usable agricultural residues per year which could be made available for power generation. By using these surplus agricultural residues, more than 16,000 MW of grid quality power can be generated with presently available technologies. In addition, about 5000 MW of power can be produced, if all the 550 sugar mills in the country switch over to modern techniques of co- generation. Thus, the country is considered to have a biomass power potential of about 21,000 MW. To tap this potential, MNRE has been implementing biomass energy/ co- gen- eration program for the last 10 years. The program aims at optimum utilization of biomass materials for power generation or for replacement of conventional fuels through adoption of efcient and state-of-the-art conversion technolo- gies. The technologies being promoted include combustion/ gasication/ co- generation, using gas/ steam turbines, dual fuel engines/ gas engines, or a combination thereof, either for generation of power alone, or for co generation, for captive and/ or grid connected applications. The Program has two main components- Biomass Power/ Co-generation and Biomass gasication. Keeping the above points in mind iData Insights, a holistic and accentuate marketing research rm is bringing out a market research report titled Bio- mass in India: Evaluating the potential for Power Production-2014. Biomass in India: Evaluating the Potential for Power Production-2014 Major Fuel: Mustard Stalk, Juliora, Maize stalk, Dhaniya straw, Soyabean stalk, Cotton stalk, Tuver Stalk, Sesame stalks Fuel Price Range: Rs 1500 to 3000 / Ton Major Fuel: Mustard Stalk, Rice Husk, Rice Straw, Paddy Straw, Wheat Stalk, Cow dung & Juliora Fuel Price Range: Rs 1700 to 3000 / Ton Major Fuel: Rice husk, Wood chips, Sugar cane Fuel Price Range: Rs. 1100 to 2600 / Ton Major Fuel: Rice husk, Cotton Stalk, Saw dust, Juliora Fuel Price Range: Rs. 1100 to 2600 / Ton Major Fuel: Rice Husk, Ground nut shell, Juliora, Bengal Gram, Chilly Stalk, Coconut shell, Maize, Cane Trash, Channa steam Fuel Price Range: Rs. 1500 to 2500 / Ton Major Fuel: Cotton stalk, Mustard husk, Soya Husk, Chilly Stalk, Maize Stalk, Juliora, Soya Husk, Rice Husk, Rice Straw, Bamboo Fuel Price Range: Rs. 1500 to 3000 / Ton Potential > 1000 MW 500 - 1000 MW 100 - 500 MW < 100 MWW 1. Biomass Sector Overview 1.1 Biomass Potential 1.2 Which is better- Combustion or Gasication? 1.3 Conclusion 2. Biomass Availability in India 2.1 Availability of Bio fuel in India 2.2 Growth Drivers 2.3 Prices of Raw Material across all the States 2.4 Conclusion 3. Installed Capacity of Biomass 3.1 Existing Biomass Capacity in India 3.2 Conclusion 4. Policy and Regulatory Framework 4.1 Introduction 4.2 Policy and Legal Framework 4.3 Current Policy Guidelines 4.3.1 Central Policy Guidelines 4.3.2 State Policy Guidelines 4.4 Issues and Challenges 4.5 The Way Forward 5. Procedure for Setting up a Biomass Power Plant in India 5.1 Initial Assessment 5.2 Identication of Land 5.3 Arranging Fuel for the Plant 5.4 Identication of Technology 5.5 Administrative Procedure 5.6 Power Off-take Arrangement 5.7 Overcoming the Barriers 5.8 Conclusion 6. Financing 6.1 Sources of Financing 6.1.1 Equity Financing 6.1.2 Debt Financing 6.1.3 External Financing 6.2 Eligibility for Financing 6.3 Issues and Challenges 7. Equipment Manufacturers and Technology Providers 7.1 Key Equipment Manufacturers 7.1.1 Boilers 7.1.2 Turbine 7.1.3 Generator 7.1.4 Gasier 7.2 Key Technologies Providers 7.2.1 Combustion 7.2.2 Gasication 7.3 Conclusion 8. Biomass Plant Cost Economics 8.1 Cost Analysis 8.2 Return on Investments 8.3 States/Regions for setting up Biomass Power Plant 8.3.1 Factors to be considered for biomass plant site selection 8.4 Tariff Rates across the States 8.5 Economic Viability of a typical Biomass Power Plant 8.6 Conclusion 9. B2B Models in Biomass 9.1 Biomass and Bagasse Co-generation 9.2 Off-Grid Biomass Models 9.3 Conclusions 10. Biomass Power Projects 10.1 Baggase Projects 10.2 Non Baggase Projects 10.3 Case Studies 10.4 Conclusion 11. Company Proles 11.1 Key Players in Bagasse Co-generation 11.2 Key Players in Non-Bagasse Power Generation Precision Research & Consulting Pvt. Ltd. www.idatainsights.com Table of Content (Draft) Table of Content (Draft) Precision Research & Consulting Pvt. Ltd. www.idatainsights.com 11.3 Key Equipment Manufacturers 12. Diminution of Risks 12.1 Challenges in Bagasse Co-generation Projects 12.2 Risks related to: 12.2.1 Fuels 12.2.2 Policy Guidelines 12.2.3 Financial 12.2.4 Technological 12.2.5 Capacity Building Report Highlights Availability of Bio fuels in India Guidelines given by Central and State in regard of Biomass Power in India Details about important Equipment Manufacturers and Technology Providers Business Models involved in the usage of Biomass to Produce Power Recognition of Industry Challenges and ways to diminish the risks. Company Proles of Major Players Developers Manufacturers Consultants Biomass Capacity Addition Outlook 2020 Year-wise State-wise Player-wise Key Questions Answered Why Biomass Power is better as compared to other Energy Sources? What are the growth drivers concerned for the Biomass Power in India? What all procedures one should follow before setting up a Biomass Power Plant in India? How can one mitigate the risks arising due to different adverse factors? Who all are the major Players in Biomass Power Market and the major projects in India? What is the economic viability of setting up a Biomass Power Plant in India? What encouragement government is giving to the players in Biomass Industry? A must buy for Plant Developers Equity Investors Equipment Manufacturers Regulatory Agencies Banks, Project Financiers and Investment Bankers Consultants Policy Makers Technology Providers Government Agencies Regulatory Institutions RE Development Agencies Central & State Power Players Financial Institutions Research Institutes Private Equity Firms 12.3 Conclusion 13. Bio Power Outlook-Capacity Addition Trends by 2020 13.1 Growth Drivers for Bio-Power Industry 13.2 Bio-Power Outlook 13.3 Bio-Power Installed Capacity: 2014 13.4 Bio-Power in India: By 2020 13.4.1 State-wise generation 13.5 Key Players in Indian Bio-Power Sector by 2020 13.6 Conclusion Order Form
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