Slide 1: ESG Progress
ESG Progress 10.08.2022
Slide 2: Discussion Outline
Discussion Outline • NTPC Overview 1 • Key Business Growth 2 Drivers • ESG Performance 3
Slide 3: NTPC Overview
NTPC Overview 1
Slide 4: Our Vision, Mission and Core Values
Our Vision, Mission and Core Values Vision Mission Core Values To be the World’s Leading Provide Reliable Power and Related Integrity, Customer Power Company, Energizing Solutions in an Economical, Efficient Focus, Organisational India’s Growth and Environment friendly manner, Pride, Mutual Respect
Slide 5: NTPC: India's Largest Power Generating Company
NTPC: INDIA’S LARGEST POWER GENERATING COMPANY Govt. of India In-house expertise Developed projects providing end-to-end enterprise with 47 of capacity 69GW, power plant solutions: years experience in Strong financials: 78 Projects and power sector; • Engineering & Project Pool of around Coal Mines;
Slide 6: Performance Highlights
Performance Highlights Group installed capacity of 69,134.20 MW ; generation of 360+ BUs in FY’22 Generating 24% of India’s power with 17% Installed Capacity Total income crossed ₹ 1.2 Lac Cr mark in FY’22 Added 3371 MW of commercial capacity in FY’22 8 % of generation fleet is carbon free, target t
Slide 7: Strong Financial Performance
Strong Financial Performance
Slide 8: Awards & Recognitions
Awards & Recognitions NTPC recognised as "Sustainable Organisation" at The Economic Times- Sustainable Organization Awards 2022 function held in Mumbai on 29th June, 2022
Slide 9: Awards & Recognitions
Awards & Recognitions Team Marksmen in association of India Today Recognized NTPC as one of the 'Most Preferred Workplaces of 2022’ for maximizing employee well being, engagement & productivity alongside organizational performance.
Slide 10: Awards & Recognitions
Awards & Recognitions NTPC has been awarded Leadership in Air Pollution Management award at the ESG India Leadership Awards 2021. 10
Slide 11: Awards & Recognitions
Awards & Recognitions ‘Role Model’ Award at 11th CII CII- ITC Sustainability Award-2021 Excellent Rating from MOP, GoI National HR Excellence Award to 5 NTPC stations “Company with Best CSR NTPC among top 50 @Great Place Digital PSU Award to NTPC at the Practice Award" in 8th Asia to Work in India -
Slide 12: ESG: Disclosures & Engagements
ESG: Disclosures & Engagements ❑ Publishing Sustainability Reports as per the latest GRI frameworks since FY2012 ❑ 3rd Integrated Annual Report published in FY’ 22 as per IIRC & GRI framework ❑ Expanded the boundary of reporting with inclusion of all JVs & Subsidiaries since FY2020 ❑ Conducted fresh
Slide 13: ESG: Strategy & Internal Controls
ESG: Strategy & Internal Controls Strong Finance & Ethics Decarbonisation & Air emissions control Health and Safety Water & Biodiversity Conservation Community Development Circular Economy Sustainable Supply Chain Aligned to core business strategy, 26 KPIs of 7 focus areas on Economic, Social and En
Slide 14: NTPC ESG Policies
NTPC ESG Policies Environment Social Governance ▪ Biodiversity Policy ▪ Sustainable Supply Chain • Fraud Prevention Policy Policy. ▪ Environment Policy • Whistle Blower Policy ▪ CSR policy ▪ Integrated Plastic • Complaint Handling Policy Management Policy ▪ NTPC Human Rights Policy • CDA Rules ▪ NTP
Slide 15: Key Business Growth Drivers
KEY BUSINESS GROWTH DRIVERS 2
Slide 16: NTPC Long Term Plan
NTPC LONG TERM PLAN 2022 2032 Hydro 5.6% Solar + Wind Other RE 1.53% Nuclear 1.8% Hydro 3.84% 1.53% Other RE Gas 4.6% Gas 9.7% 0.29% Coal 42.3% 69.0 130+ GW GW Solar + Wind 46.2% Coal 82.6% Renewable Power (Solar & Wind) : 1716MW (2022) → 60000MW (2032) 16
Slide 17: Renewable Energy
RENEWABLE ENERGY NTPC Group EPC Mode‘s Own Projects Developer Mode Description Total (11542 MW) Projects (6743 MW) THDC & NTPC NTPC REL NTPC Group NTPC NEEPCO Commissioned 2131 -- 192 2323 5083 Under 1999 1995 -- 3994 690 Implementation Under Tendering -- 4925 -- 4925 970 Cap. Won yet to 300 300 ten
Slide 18: Becoming RE Behemoth: Ultra Mega Renewable Energy Power Parks
Becoming RE Behemoth: Ultra Mega Renewable Energy Power Parks (UMREPP) UMREPP Capacity (MW) Gujrat 4750 MP 630 Rajasthan 10000 Other proposed UMREPPs AP 4000 Maharastra 2500 DVC 2000 Maharastra 140 Floating Solar NTPC Renewable Energy Limited signs MoU with Government of TOTAL= 24,020 MW Rajasthan f
Slide 19: NTPC's Green Hydrogen Vision
NTPC’S GREEN HYDROGEN VISION To reach leadership position in green hydrogen technologies By 2030 6 Domains, 5 GW Electrolysers, 0.65 MMTPA Green H2 19
Slide 20: Green Hydrogen – Mobility
GREEN HYDROGEN – MOBILITY Mobility | Leh (Ladakh) • Implementation is in progress • ₹56 Cr. ($7.3 Million) – 1.7 MW Solar & Fuelling Station – 80 Kg/day) ₹19 Cr. ($2.4 Million) -05 FCEV Buses 1.70 MW 80 kg/day 500 bar 350 bar 33 Seater Buses • Route: Intracity @ Leh Min. 9 hrs. Operation Min. Fillin
Slide 21: Green Hydrogen – Microgrid
GREEN HYDROGEN – MICROGRID Hydrogen Energy Storage System | Simhadri (Visakhapatnam) • Green Power from Solar project • Electrolysis (240 KW) • Hydrogen – 50 kg/day 10 hours (7AM to 5PM) • Hydrogen Storage • 50 kg @ 100 bar • Fuel Cell • 50 KW 14 hours (5 PM to 7AM) • Project • Cost: ₹11 Cr. ($1.5 M
Slide 22: Green Hydrogen – Blending
GREEN HYDROGEN – BLENDING • Collaboration Hydrogen Generation and Blending System for PNG • NTPC & Gujarat Gas Limited (200 Households at Kawas Residential Facility) • Contract awarded on 2nd June’22 • Blending H2 with PNG • 5-20% by volume • Power (NTPC Kawas) • Floating Solar Plant (1MW) • Electro
Slide 23: Green Methanol
GREEN METHANOL Methanol: 10 TPD Flue Gas - CO2 to Methanol Plant (FG-CTM) • Location: NTPC Vindhyachal, MP Thermal Plant CO2 Capture Unit • Carbon Capture Unit Methanol Storage o 20 TPD CO2 from thermal plant flue gas Absorption 20 TPD CO2 Process o Energy efficient amine absorption process • Hydrog
Slide 24: Green Ammonia
GREEN AMMONIA GREEN AMMONIA: 1000 TPD • Location: Bhuj, Gujarat Air Separation Unit • Air Separation Unit Ammonia Storage o Generating 830 TPD Nitrogen Absorption 830 TPD N2 / PSA o Absorption/PSA process Ammonia • Hydrogen Generation Unit Synthesis 1000 TPD NH3 o Generating 185 TPD Hydrogen Electro
Slide 25: NTPCREL & NFL to collaborate in Renewable Energy and Green Ammonia
NTPCREL & NFL to collaborate in Renewable Energy and synthesizing Green Ammonia to support the country’s commitment to achieving renewable energy targets and reduce greenhouse emissions.
Slide 26: Green Hydrogen – Electrolyser
GREEN HYDROGEN – ELECTROLYSER SELECTION OF ELECTROLYSER TECHNOLOGY PROVIDER(S) • PEM Technology: 400 MW Description Tender Details • Other/Non-PEM Technology: 600 MW ETS Portal Tender Search Code (TSC) NTPCREL-2022-TN000013 NRE-CS-5851-004-9 • Design, engineering, manufacturing, IFB No. and Date 02.
Slide 27: Co-firing of Biomass with Coal
Co-firing of Biomass with Coal • 8000 MT bio-mass pellets has co-fired with coal at NTPC Plants . • POs placed for 12.35 LMT for 20 stations of NTPC. • 4110 TPD pellets has been awarded out of which 1320 TPD is non- torrefied. Procurement for 7 years is in progress. ❑ No of Projects : 23 Projects ❑
Slide 28: NTPC's Afforestation Programme
NTPC’s Afforestation Programme In tune with NDC-2030 of creating an additional carbon sink of 2.5 to 3 billion tonnes of CO2 equivalent through forest and tree cover by 2030. NTPC decided to create additional sink by planting 10 million trees across the country during 2016-17 as well as 10 millions
Slide 29: Afforestation with Miyawaki Method
Afforestation with Miyawaki Method Copyright © 2016 Your Company All Rights Reserved. 29
Slide 30: NTPC's new initiative towards Afforestation with Miyawaki Method
NTPC’s new initiative towards Afforestation with Miyawaki Method Copyright © 2016 Your Company All Rights Reserved. 30
Slide 31: Adoption of more efficient technology with time
Adoption more efficient technology with Time Gross Efficiency HHV% Every 1% increase in efficiency yields 2.5% CO2 reduction 46% 41.55% 40.8% 39.5% 38.6% 38.9% Vindhyachal II Simhadri II Sipat I Barh II onwards Khargone Advance USC Pilot (Yr.1999) (Yr. 2011) (Yr. 2011) (Yr. 2013) (Yr. 2019) (Yr. 202
Slide 32: Specific Emission: Non-GHG Emissions
Non-GHG Emissions NON GHG EMISSIONS 4.94 4.41 4.5 5 SPM COMPLIANCE : 4.5 ▪ ESP R&M completed in 12100/15960 MW. 4 SO2 COMPLIANCE : 3.5 • FGD including DSI Commissioned in-1340 MW (U#13 VSTPP, Specific Emission 3 DSI in Dadri St-I.). FGD under various stage of Erection and Commissioning in 60+ GW cap
Slide 33: Fugitive Dust Control
FUGITIVE DUST CONTROL Plantation– Coal Pile area Water Cover in Charged Lagoon Wind barriers & Earth Cover Plantation in Ash Dyke area Water Sprinkling in Ash Dyke Cow Dung Mulching 33
Slide 34: GHG Emissions
GHG Emissions CO2 Emissions 870 844 840 900 800 700 600 Emissions 500 400 303.98 252.44 263.9 300 200 100 0 2020 2021 2022 Year Total direct emissions (Scope 1) in mil teq Specific CO2eq emissions from Scope 1 gCO2eq/kWh 34
Slide 35: Community Development
Corporate Social Responsibility Excellence in Corporate Soci
Slide 36: Community Development
GEM : ~ 4700 girl children have been benefited so far. Developing Archery sport from grassroot level: expenditure of 2 115 Crore in 5 years. PM CARES Fund for COVID-19: °2022-23: < 80 crore 2021-22: ¢ 80 crore 2020-21: ¢ 250 Crore Installed PSA type O, generation plants at various Govt. hospitals Su
Slide 37: Key Focus Areas: Safety
KEY FOCUS AREAS: SAFETY Business Unit Head (BUH): • • Implementing this policy through LMIs Ensuring identification and display of all hazards BUH Implementation flow • Establishing cross-functional team for internal audits. • Making employees accountable for working safely GM (O&M) Non-Tech Head of
Slide 38: Safety Framework
SAFETY FRAMEWORK • SFW is designed as the tool that translates policy into action. • SFW is an evidence-based system that standardizes the consistency of effort across a large and distributed organization like NTPC. SFW streamlines and strengthens the ongoing efforts to make NTPC a safer workplace.
Slide 39: Approach to Safety Culture
Approach to Safety Culture ▪ Safety Policy ➢ Objective to provide safe working environment & strive for zero incident at work ➢ Accountability at all levels for safety which is to be visibly demonstrated ➢ Acceptance by all ▪ Safety Framework ➢ Component-1: Safety policy & objectives (6 elements) ➢
Slide 40: Safety Framework Component-1
Safety Framework Component-1 Element- 1.1 (Safety Policy, issue, revision & awareness) Element- Element- 1.2 1.6 (Safety (Management documentation commitment & ) safety accountability) Component- 1 (Safety Policy & Objectives) Element- Element- 1.5 (Safety 1.3 objectives & (Appointment safety plans)
Slide 41: Safety Framework Component-2
Safety Framework Component-2 Element- 2.1 (Hazard identification) Element- Component- Element- 2.4 (Incident 2 (Safety Risk 2.2 (Safety risk assessment recall) Management) & mitigation) Element- 2.3 (Incident reporting & investigating) 41 41
Slide 42: Safety Framework Component-3
Safety Framework Component-3 Element- 3.1 (Legal, statutory & other compliances) Element- Element- 3.6 3.2 (Safety (Contractors & performance contract monitoring & control) measurement) Component- 3 (Safety Assurance) Element- Element- 3.3 3.5 (Mitigating (Continual health risks: sanitation & improv
Slide 43: Safety Framework Component-4
Safety Framework Component-4 Element- 4.1 (Competencies & training) Component-4 (Safety Promotion) Element- 4.3 (Safety Element- awareness, rewards & 4.2 (Safety recognition communication) program) 43 43
Slide 44: Standard Training Modules
Standard Training Modules SL. Module SL. Module 01. Induction 13. Work Permit System Module 02. Caught in / Caught by 14. PPE 03. Heavy Vehicle Safety 15. Manual Handling 04. Work at Height 16. Excavation Safety 05. Electrical Safety 17. Hazardous Substances 06. Confined Space 18. Ergonomics 07. Str
Slide 45: Our Strategy for Water
rategy for Water L —— OUR STRATEGY ————— ® @ @ R&D Efforts Air Cooled Treatment & Condenser (AAC) Reuse of Sewage Treated Water Liquid Waste Ash Water Rainwater Treatment Plant Recirculation Harvesting (LWTP) System (AWRS) Increasing Cycles of Concentration
Slide 46: CEO Water Mandate
CEO Water Mandate NTPC has became signatory of CEO water The CEO Water Mandate is a UN Global Compact initiative that mandate on 23.03.2021, which is a highly mobilizes business leaders on water, sanitation, and the collaborative partnership between the United Sustainable Development Goals. Endorser
Slide 47: Specific Water Consumption
Specific Water Consumption Fresh Water Consumption Trend 1050 2.95 2.93 997 1000 2.90 2.90 950 2.85 910 900 2.80 849 850 2.75 2.76 800 2.70 750 2.65 2019-20 2020-21 2021-22 Fresh water Drawn (MCM) Specific Water Consumption (Lt/ kWh) 47
Slide 48: Water: Technological Innovations
Water: Technological Innovations 48
Slide 49: Water: Technological Innovations
Water: Technological Innovations 49
Slide 50: Waste Management in NTPC Premises
Waste Management in NTPC Premises Copyright © 2016 Your Company All Rights Reserved. 50
Slide 51: Vermi Composting
Vermi Composting Copyright © 2016 Your Company All Rights Reserved. 51
Slide 52: Organic Waste Converter Machine at NTPC Kudgi
Slide 53: Composting Machine "Foodie" at NTPC Talcher Kaniha
Composting Machine “Foodie” at NTPC Talcher Kaniha
Slide 54: Waste Management in NTPC Premises
Waste Management in NTPC Premises Copyright © 2016 Your Company All Rights Reserved. 54
Slide 55: BioPellets from Dry Leaves - NTPC Dadri
Slide 56: Plant for Torrified Coal from Solid and Agriculture waste at NTPC Dadri
Slide 57: Cover with Jute cloth and maintain in moisture condition
Cover with Jute cloth and maintain in moisture condition for 45 days
Slide 58: Paper waste Recycling Unit at NTPC Tanda
(ial Paper waste Recycling Unit at NTPC Tanda (Ref Po No.4600052029)
Slide 59: Bailing machine at NTPC Simhadri, NTPC Jhajjar
Bailing machine at NTPC Simhadri NTPC Jhajjar hydraulically compacts plastic bottles and other plastic wastes to 100-150 Kg blocks for reduction in volume and economic storage & transportation
Slide 60: Plastic Shredding Machine at Kudgi
Plastic Shredding Machine at Kudgi Plastic & dry waste disposal (Ref PO No.: 4600060455 for coprocessing in cement - Kudgi Vendor: ARUN ENTERPRISES) WA edi . ihee.
Slide 61: Dry Waste Storage Facility at Dadri
Dry Waste Storage Facility at Dadri 4 7
Slide 62: E-Waste & Battery Storage
E-Waste & Battery Storage Copyright © 2016 Your Company All Rights Reserved. 62
Slide 63: Thank You
THANK YOU Copyright © 2016 Your Company All Rights Reserved. 63