NTPC Energy Compacts

NTPC Energy CompactsUN ESCAP Expert Working Group Meeting

Aug, 2021

About NTPC

Group installed capacity of 67 GW; Generated 314 BUs in FY’21

Posted total income of US $ 15.6 Bn in FY’21

Generating 23% of India’s power with 17% Installed Capacity

Added 3,824 MW of commercial capacity in FY’21

8 % of generation fleet is carbon free, targets to cross 60 GW mark by 2032

Implementing “The Brighter Plan 2032” towards ESG excellence

Ranked No.2 Independent Power Producer in the world by PLATTS

Our Energy Compact Goals

Renewables Energy efficiency International cooperation

To achieve 60 GW of

cumulative renewable

capacity by 2032

To reduce group net energy

intensity by 10 % vs. 2012

levels by 2032

To join at least 2 international

Alliances and groups to facilitate

clean energy research/

sustainability in energy value

chain by 2025

Energy Transition requires shift to renewable energy, increase in energy efficiency, collaborations for R&D, technology

transfer, sharing of best and sustainable practices in the global energy value chain

Renewables: Various Modes

H2

Ultra Mega RE Power Parks Floating Solar Hydro Power

Green Hydrogen

• Total plan of 18 GW of

UMREPP capacity; 5300 MW

by 2025

• Largest solar park of 4.75

GW at Kutch, Gujrat

• Developing floating solar

capacities on reservoirs and

other water bodies

• 25 MW installed; 235 MW

under implementation

Grid-scale BESS

• 163 MW of installed capacity

• Formed JV for Offshore wind

projects

• Running pilots on green hydrogen

for usage in mobility, PNG

blending and Energy Storage

• Invited EOI for 1000

MWh of Battery

Energy Storage

• 5000 TPD of WtE plants under

various stages

• 200 Kw WtE (24 TPD) plant

operational

Waste to Energy Projects

Wind Power

• Around 4 GW of hydro capacity;

32 MW of small hydro

• Plans to cross 5 GW by 2032

Biomass

• 48,000 MT of Biomass pellets

fired till date

• 20 MMT biomass firing for 17

projects in next four years

Renewables

• Participation in all Tariff based

bidding, govt. scheme and

UMREPP park and project

development schemes

• Explore opportunities of

acquisition of Renewables

assets

• Facilitate development of solar

projects across globe either as

an intermediary or Project

consultant

• Investment and policy

support for increase of

domestic manufacturing

capacity of solar and wind

equipment

• Subsidy for off-shore wind

projects to make it viable

Key Actions Resources & Support RE Integration Plan

3

35

60

2022 2027 2032

RE Capacity (in GW)

Energy Efficiency : Various Modes

• Heat rate improvement by solar-wind hybrid

• Use of VFD drives

Efficient Lighting

• Large scale replacement of

existing inefficient lighting

• 12.2 lacs LED fittings replaced

Process Optimization

• Online performance

optimization tools

• CFD Modelling

Waste Heat Recovery

• Use of waste heat for Air

Conditioning

• Use of low grade heat from flue

gas for desalination of water

Technology Upgradation APC Improvement

• 38% share of Super-critical and

ultra-super technologies out of total

thermal capacity by 2022

Energy Efficiency

Key Actions Resources & Support Efficiency Improvement

Plan

• Implementation of latest technologies and process improvements to save energy all across its business units

• Upgradation of existing generation fleet with the most efficient and less energy intensive systems

• Investment and beneficiaries support for upgradation of existing technologies

10.31

9.90

9.50

2022 2027 2032

Net Energy Intensity (MJ/kWh)

International Cooperation: Existing Partnership

International Solar Alliance

• Intend to develop around 10 GW Solar portfolio in ISA member Countries

• Developing 1.8 GW solar projects in Togo, Mali, Malawi, Cuba and Niger

Key Actions Resources & Support Collaboration Plan

International Cooperation

• Explore collaborations with global

players and expert in field of clean

energy technology and finance

• Increase interactions with global and

domestic energy players through

alliances for promotion of

sustainability in the entire energy

value chain

• Join another 1 International Alliance by 2022

• Availability of clean

funds/ green finance

mechanisms for technology

collaborations and

transfers

Thank you!

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