Adani Green Energy Limited · NSE:ADANIGREEN
Adani Green Energy — Corporate Update (April 2022)
58 slides from Adani Green Energy's corporate update, Apr 15, 2022
Slide 1: Intimation of Analysts / Institutional Investors Meeting - Presentation
Date: April 15, 2022 To BSE Limited The National Stock Exchange of India Limited P J Towers, “Exchange Plaza”, Dalal Street, Bandra – Kurla Complex, Mumbai – 400 001 Bandra (E), Mumbai – 400 051 Scrip Code: 541450 Scrip Code: ADANIGREEN Dear Sir, Sub: Intimation of Analysts / Institutional Investors
Slide 2: Analyst Visit to Solar Plant, Kamuthi – Tamil Nadu
Adani Green Energy Limited Consolidated Analyst Visit to Solar Plant Kamuthi – Tamil Nadu 15 April’22
Slide 3: Plant Location – 648 MW Solar Power Plant at Kamuthi, Tamilnadu
Plant Location – 648 MW Solar Power Plant at Kamuthi, Tamilnadu
Slide 4: Project at a Glance
Project at a Glance: Sengapaddai, Pudukottai, & O’Karisalkulam villages, Kamuthi Site Location Taluka, District – Ramanthpuram Total Land area in 2500 Acres Acres Nearest Airport Madurai (approx. 90km from Site) Nearest Road Porthbanur – Kamuthi – Arruppukottai Road (Adjoining Site) Nearest Port Tut
Slide 5: One of the World's Largest single location solar power projects
One of the World's Largest single location solar power project of capacity RREL 648MW was commissioned in FY 2016 by the Adani Group at Kamuthi, in Tamil Nadu, KREL with an investment of around INR 45.5 billion. RSPL It spans a vast area of 2,500 acres, equivalent to about 950 Olympic-sized AGETL fo
Slide 6: Development Phase
Development Phase Phases Companies Capacity Cumulative COD Achievement Ramnad Solar Power Tamil Nadu's largest 1 72 MW 72 MW 8th Feb 2016 Limited (RSPL) 08th Feb 2016 Adani Green Energy TN 2 216 MW 288 MW 11th Mar 2016 India's Largest Limited (AGETL) Ramnad Renewable 3 72 MW 360 MW 31st Mar 2016 Asi
Slide 7: PPA execution in presence of Honourable Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu
PPA execution in presence of Honourable Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu on 04th July, 2015
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Slide 9: Site photographs: as it was in the beginning
Site photographs: as it was in the beginning
Slide 10: Site Infrastructure: Temporary Stores, Precast Boundary Wall and Road
Site Infrastructure: Temporary Stores Precast Boundary Wall and Road
Slide 11: Site Infrastructure: Temporary Office & Dining Area
Site Infrastructure: Temporary Office & Dining Area
Slide 12: Material Storage Yard – Module & MMS
Material Storage Yard – Module & MMS
Slide 13: Foundation for MMS, MMS Erection Works
Foundation for MMS MMS Erection Works
Slide 14: Module Erection Works
Module Erection Works
Slide 15: Inverter Room and Distribution Transformer Erection
Inverter Room and Distribution Transformer Erection
Slide 16: HT Switchgear, Power Transformer & Switchyard; DC Cable Laying
HT Switchgear, Power Transformer & Switchyard Lightning Arrestor DC Cable Laying & Termination
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Slide 20: Site Photographs
SITE PHOTOGRAPHS
Slide 21: Main Gate view
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Slide 22: October 2016 – Water Treatment Plant
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Slide 23: Control room
Slide 24: Drone Monitoring
Drone Monitoring Thermal Imaging Dust detection
Slide 25: Solar Power Generation flow Block diagram
SUN SOLAR PANEL SCB INVERTER ROOM Natural Solar Energy, being DC electricity is being DC converted to AC Energy Source converted to DC collected electricity electricity Solar Power Generation flow Block diagram: TRNASMISSION LINE INVERTER DUTY TRANSFORMER SWITCHYARD POWER TRANSFORMER SWITCHGEAR PANE
Slide 26: Mammoth Volume of Works
Mammoth Volume of Works: S No Particular Nos 1 Total Project Land Area in Acres 2500 2 Foundations (Nos) 3,80,000 3 Module Mounting Structure (MT) 27,000 4 Solar Modules (Nos) 25,00,000 5 String Combiner Boxes (Nos) 5,500 6 Inverters (Nos) 576 7 Transformers (Nos) 154 8 Switchyards (Nos) 5 9 Perimet
Slide 27: Kamuthi plant capacity and equipment by entity
Kamuthi AGETL KSPL RSPL KREL RREL Total DC Cap 260MW 260MW 86MW 86MW 86MW 778MW AC Cap 216MW 216MW 72MW 72MW 72MW 648MW No of Blocks 44 nos 54 nos 16 nos 15 nos 15 nos 144 / IDT ABB INVs 16 nos 216 nos 12 nos 12 nos 32 nos 288 Hitachi INVS 160 nos 0 48 nos 48 nos 32 nos 288 2 nos 2 nos 2 nos 2 nos 2
Slide 28: Kamuthi modules and technology by entity
Kamuthi AGETL KSPL RSPL KREL RREL Total DC Cap 260MW 260MW 86MW 86MW 86MW 778MW AC Cap 216MW 216MW 72MW 72MW 72MW 648MW 8,29,440 8,28,480 2,78,440 2,76,444 3,26,048 25,38,852 Solar PV Fixed + Modules Fixed + Tracker + Fixed Type Fixed Type Fixed Type Bifacial Thin Film + Season Tilt SunTech SunTech
Slide 29: Absorption of Technology
Absorption of Technology: • Modules are sourced from Tier-1 Suppliers only • Adopted Robotic Module Cleaning technology initiative to promote new technology and for operational feedback for the future plants in order to reduce water consumption Ecoppia
Slide 30: Absorption of Technology: Bifacial module technology
Absorption of Technology: New Technology adopted for pilot purpose for about 25 MW. Bifacial module technology - 1.25 MW
Slide 31: Absorption of Technology: Thin film technology
Absorption of Technology: Thin film technology - 10 MW ( First Solar, Solar Frontier),
Slide 32: Absorption of Technology: Seasonal Tilt technology
Absorption of Technology: Seasonal Tilt technology - 5 MW.
Slide 33: Absorption of Technology: Single Axis Tracking
Absorption of Technology: Single Axis Tracking technology – 8.75 MW ( Smart Track, Scorpious, Archtech, Twincity, Runsol, Insolar, Solpower of 1.25 MW each)
Slide 34: Absorption of Technology
Absorption of Technology: • One of the LARGEST MMS table of 8x20 landscape module (2mx1m) configuration has been considered which resulted in the optimized footprint area. • First ever design, engineering and implementation of GROUP Control feature enabling auto adjustment output of individual inver
Slide 35: Major Suppliers
Major Suppliers: Sr No Items Supplier Suntech, CSI, Trina Solar, GCL & Hanwah - China 1 Modules Solar Frontier – Japan, First Solar - USA, Megacell – Italy & Adani Mundra. Zhongxingbo (Arctech) & Jiangsu Weir - China 2 Module Mounting Structure Ganges International & Satec Envir Engineering - India
Slide 36: Generation
Generation: Output varies depending on: o Module temperature o Sun’s radiation (which depends on): ▪ Season ▪ Weather ▪ Time of the day • Majorly renewable electricity generating plants have a Must-Run status meaning the electricity generated here is given a preference over the electricity generated
Slide 37: Modules
Modules: • The modules selected at this plant are Crystalline Silicon modules • Tamil Nadu is in the Northern Hemisphere and thus, the modules are placed South facing for capturing maximum solar energy
Slide 38: Slope of site along North to Southeast
Slope of site along North to Southeast
Slide 39: The angle of fixed tilt structures is 8 degrees
• The angle of fixed tilt structures is 8 degrees
Slide 40: Single Axis Tracker rotates according to the sun's movement
• Single Axis Tracker rotates according to the sun’s movement from -45 degrees to +45 degrees • Depending upon the season, the modules start backtracking (coming back to 0 degrees, which is parallel to the ground). • The Programmable Logic Controller (PLC) is used to control the tracker based on the
Slide 41: Water Neutrality
Water Neutrality Water is a precious natural resource, and its judicious use is responsibility of every company. • AGEL has taken many initiatives to reduce its water consumption and monitors its water. The company has also declared a long-term solar panel cleaning water target of 0.7 lit/module/was
Slide 42: Ecoppia
Ecoppia Water-free Ecoppla robots remove over 99% of soiling on a nightly basis using a completely water-free cleaning technology that is both eco-friendly and cost effective Energy independent Ecoppia robots have their own on-board dedicated solar module, allowing batteries to quickly charge in bet
Slide 43: Deepening and Strengthening of water bodies at Sengapaddai Village
Deepening and Strengthening of water bodies at Sengapaddai Village
Slide 44: Deepening and Strengthening of water bodies at Dadakulam Village
Deepening and Strengthening of water bodies at Dadakulam Village
Slide 45: Deepening and Strengthening of water bodies at Pudukottai Village
Deepening and Strengthening of water bodies at Pudukottai Village
Slide 46: Water body after Rain
Benefits of the ponds deepening: • The water will be held in limited deepened area, reducing evaporation losses (compared to same water in the available ponds area). • Water level in the deepened area will be relatively better, delaying this getting shallow and muddy (which may be unusable even for
Slide 47: Semi Automatic Machine (SAM) based solar panel cleaning benefits
Semi Automatic Machine (SAM) based solar panel cleaning has shown the following benefits, compared with our conventional cleaning process: 1. Consumes less water (1.8 lit/module to 0.7 lit/ module) 2. Increases cleaning capacity per day 3. Reduces cost of O&M (MW/year)
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Slide 50: Single Use Plastic Free
Single Use Plastic Free Single-use plastic is not only harmful to the health of the people, but it is also a major reason for the deterioration of the health of the land. My country is going to ban single- use plastic in the coming years. -Shri. Narendra Modi, PM
Slide 51: SUP-free: Before and After
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Slide 52: Certificate to AGEL O&M Team
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Slide 53: CSR Activities Taken Up by Adani Group in Nearby Villages
CSR ACTIVITIES TAKEN UP BY ADANI GROUP IN NEARBY
Slide 54: We Share... We Learn... (Industrial Visit)
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Slide 55: Transformation
Transformation……… Sept 2016 54
Slide 56: Kamuthi O&M Team
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Slide 57: Disclaimer
Disclaimer Certain statements made in this presentation may not be based on historical information or facts and may be “forward-looking statements,” including those relating to general business plans and strategy of Adani Green Energy Limited (“AGEL”),the future outlook and growth prospects, and fut
Slide 58: Thank You
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