1. Wind Power IPP Development Forum India
6-7 September | New Delhi Home
“An excellent conference, a good mix of owners and industry
experts; good in depth discussion and panel discussion”
Commercial Director, GE Energy
Overview
Establish commercially Expert speakers from:
successful wind power projects
Agenda
Maximise your revenues from existing wind
power projects by learning how to optimize your O&M
Secure funding amid soaring investor Expert
confidence with an investable project framework Speakers
Establish an effective O&M strategy and understand
how proactive solutions are less OPEX intensive long term
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Fast-track your project planning application breakdown
approaches to ensure your project is in the ground and
making money as soon as possible
Connect with emerging and established IPPs to
Networking
forge business relationships to grow your business in 2013 OPPORTUNITIES
Gear up for offshore wind by receiving insight from
leading actors to determine where the opportunities lie for
your business in 2013 and beyond
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2. Key Conference Benefits:
WIND
ENERGY
update Overview • Maximise the returns on your projects by
utilising the knowledge of our 25+ industry Home
experts
Take advantage of rapid in wind energy to write off tax liabilities,
• Learn how to establish a cost effective
industry growth the introduction of the Generation Based
O&M strategy, minimising OPEX and
Incentive (GBI) Scheme means that
India’s renewable energy industry is increasingly larger numbers of investors
maximising revenue
widely seen to be one of the most are exploring the developer model, which Overview
• Benefit from the insight of leading financial
dynamic markets in the world. With is traditionally the default model in the
a rapidly growing economy, an
and regulatory institutions to establish an
wind-rich markets of Europe and the US. investable project framework
expanding population and therefore an The emergence of this model means that
unprecedented thirst for power, wind is wind energy is widely seen to be the next
increasingly being seen as an essential major growth phase for renewable energy
Forging the commercial relationships
part of the domestic energy mix. While in India.
for growth Agenda
Indian heavy industries have previously Using our extensive history of events in the EU and
generated power by wind under a captive
Overcoming the inhibitions to USA, Wind Energy Update is launching the Wind
production model, recent legislative Power Development Forum, an event aimed at
development
changes over the last 2 decades coupled helping the domestic wind industry power forward.
with generous government subsidies However, there are considerable With representation from major IPPs, OEMs and Expert
and tax incentives are stimulating rapid challenges facing the long term manufacturers as well as leading government Speakers
development on a commercial scale. The development of wind energy in India. Grid representatives, this is the go-to event for forging
Ministry of New and Renewable Energy limitations are seen as a significant barrier commercial relationships and building meaningful
estimate there is potential for 48 GW; to development, preventing effective relationships on a long term basis.
experts believe there is 100 GW plus power evacuation of many existing and
With representatives from the Ministry of New
available long term. proposed installations. Secondly, there
and Renewable Energy, the Indian Renewable Attendee
is considerable work needing to be breakdown
Development Agency, the CERC as well as leading
Unprecedented opportunities done with regards to the regulatory and IPPs including Green Infra, GreenShore Energy,
for new market entrants governmental policies. A coherent energy Mytrah Energy, Moser Baer Clean Energy, CLP Wind
law is required to not only guarantee Farms and Suzlon, this is set to be the premier
The meteoric rise of Indian wind energy revenue for IPPs but also effectively plan commercial networking forum for wind IPP’s and
development has had an impact on a and structure future development. It is turnkey solution providers looking to commission Networking
global scale. With international OEMs clear that for the industry to continue commercially successful wind power projects. OPPORTUNITIES
gaining a foothold in the Indian market, development and exceed its current
smaller component manufacturers and rate, there is the requirement for close Will Broad
suppliers are realising that there is a cooperation and collaboration, not just VP Asia
whole new and supply chain required that between leading domestic actors but also Wind Energy Update
contains boundless opportunities. While experienced, international developers and +44 (0)207 375 7516
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“The conference presented a good variety of topics and experts in the field of wind energy”
Director Supply Chain, Siemens Wind Power

3. WIND Conference Agenda
ENERGY Policy & Regulatory Issues - an Investor’s International investment
update Perspective for Industry Growth • Why collapse of accelerated depreciation is Home
• Get an insight into the key policy and making Indian windpower financially attractive
regulatory challenges the developers IPPs for overseas investors
MARKET UPDATE AND currently face, and use this expertise to plan • Understand how and why Indian wind projects
GOVERNMENT POLICY your growth strategy to maximise revenue are becoming attractive for FDI – take
• Utilise the knowledge of an experienced IPP advantage now
Ministry address: to determine how to implement projects for Overview
• Grid connected wind power projects can take
Dilip Nigam, Director (Wind), MNRE stable future growth advantage of either accelerated depreciation
• With significant policy changes and uncertainty or the GBI – determine upon what factors to
Future policy framework - Driving wind surrounding the accelerated depreciation tax rely on when making this decision
power development incentive, determine how to take advantage Avijit Bhattacharya, CEO,
• Insight into the latest policy developments for of new tariff schemes to continue growing Tata Cleantech Capital
the wind sector, with central government and exponentially with the industry Agenda
state-level representation Representative TBC,
Mr P Krishnakumar, Managing Director, State Bank of India
• Understand the impact of state-level renewable Orient Green Power Company Limited
policy developments – FITs, renewable Participants TBC
purchase specifications (RPS) Indian wind market and policy
environment Financing clean initiatives
• Determining where your portfolio will be most Expert
tax-efficient Tata Cleantech Capital Speakers
Dr Ishwar Hegde, Chief Economist,
• Discuss with the representatives of Gujarat, Suzlon Avijit Bhattacharya, CEO,
Tamil Nadu and Maharashtra about how to Tata Cleantech Capital
Ramesh Kymal,
maximise the production and profits in each of
Chairman and Managing Director,
these states Financing assistance to Wind Energy
Gamesa
Mr K Popli, Director (Technical), IREDA projects Attendee
Speaker TBC, breakdown
Sundeep Jain, Chairman and Managing • Understand the assistance available to
Siemens Wind Power
Director, domestic developers through the UN
Framework Climate Change Convention
Tamil Nadu Energy Development Agency
INVESTMENT AND FINANCE Programmatic CDM (PoA) mechanism
SB Patil Director, Wind and Solar,
• Gain a comprehensive insight into the CDM
Gujarat Energy Development Agency Secure funding amid soaring investor market post December 2012 and understand Networking
Anand Limay, Director General, confidence the financial assistance and benefits available OPPORTUNITIES
Maharashtra Energy Development Agency • Funding options available to developers under the PoA
• Insight from international financiers on GP Aggarwal, Managing Director,
investable project framework Mabanaft Carbon
• Establish the application criteria you have to
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4. WIND Conference Agenda • Determine how to minimise the financial risk
ENERGY of a project to an IPP, ensuring the lowest rate
update of interest in achieved – thus maximising total Home
profits
OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE
Mahesh Makhija, Director – Renewables, PANEL SESSION: Maximising power
CLP Wind Farms India generation
INFRASTRUCTURE, TRANSMISSION Sunil Jain, • With the expected phase-out of AD,
AND DISTRIBUTION Green Infra Limited maximising power generation and minimising
Overview
SV Kumar, Managing Director, OPEX is key
Transmission and distribution – Neptune Renewable Synegy
• Receive advice from a leading O&M service
integrating wind power to the grid
provider into the strategies that you can
• Collaborate with state and private sector actors Wind availability analysis and site implement in the operational stage of your
to improve the power evacuation of electricity selection project to maximise power generated and
generated, improving MWh produced • With the growth of IPP project development enhance efficiency
• Learn how accurate power generation models, capitalise on the unique planning Agenda
UB Reddy - Chief Operating Officer,
forecasting will enable you to minimise forced application approaches available on a state by
Mytrah Energy
power outages and maximise profits state basis - work within national regulations
to fast-track your project to from planning to
• Realise the importance of forecasting power commissioning Asset Management and Performance
generation from 2012 to stay in line with the Optimisation
requirements of the IEGC • Learn the latest tools and techniques that can Expert
be utilised to accurately identify wind rich sites • Understand the figures behind performance – Speakers
Dr Pramod Deo, Chairman, and determine generation potential allowing learn where the most OPEX costs are lost and
Central Electricity Regulatory Commission you to predict and plan for future growth create a strategy to address this
• Community involvement – address and • Determine how as an operator you can
WIND POWER PROJECT overcome siting issues with community optimise the availability of your portfolio
MANAGEMENT organisations and communicate strategies and offshore and understand where its possible to
lessons from experienced wind developers make the most effective savings Attendee
breakdown
The Independent Power Producer (IPP) – • Utilise Key Performance Indicators (KPI) to give
next generation of wind development Turbine and component sourcing you an instant picture of where the highest
• Despite captive power plants driving strategies costs are in relation to the power generation
growth, the next generation of wind energy • From strategic partnerships with domestic and of your turbine, allowing you to maximise the
development in India will come from the IPP international manufacturers production lifetime of each part
Networking
– get insight into why this developer model is • Create a stable and reliable supply chain OPPORTUNITIES
becoming increasingly popular network to develop your wind farm on time
• Find out how IPP’s are working with domestic and on budget
turnkey-project turbine manufacturers to • International OEMs that are designing turbines
create a mutually beneficial relationship – use to be effective specifically in the weather
this to accurately plan long term procurement intensive areas of India – secure corporate
strategy and take advantage of their partnerships early REGISTer
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5. WIND Conference Agenda Repowering – maximising the returns • Opportunities for service providers in offshore
ENERGY wind in India
• With the high costs of land identification, wind
update analysis and extensive time needed to pass Malolan Cadambi, Managing Director, Home
local planning applications, get insight into the Greenshore Energy
increasingly popular strategy of repowering
Implementing a cost- effective O&M • Calculate the cost reduction available in OPEX Lessons learnt from the offshore oil and
strategy to reduce OPEX and the efficiency increases available gas sector
• Plan the initial phase of project construction • Take advantage of existing grid connections • Learning lessons from the offshore oil and gas Overview
to allow and effective O&M strategy to be and planning applications to repower a wind sector to reduce offshore wind installation and
implemented project operation costs
• Hear from a utility both operating and • How can the existing capabilities in offshore oil
constructing wind portfolios and get an insight OFFSHORE WIND – THE FUTURE OF & gas can be leveraged to economise offshore
into how they structure their construction wind projects in India
WIND POWER DEVELOPMENT
plans to work in partnership with an effective Avijit Mishra, Chief Manager, Agenda
O&M strategy
Venturing offshore – taking the first steps L&T Valdel Engineering
• Effectively work with contractors to ensure • Gain an overview of the opportunities that
they understand your goals and priorities for offshore wind can present in India Technical insight into key constraints
reducing on-going OPEX costs and challenges of offshore wind
• Examine the feasibility of offshore wind; hear
from C-WET on their initial study of potential development Expert
Case Study: Preventive/reactive, offshore wind sites Speakers
• Overview and assessment of off-shore specific
scheduled/forced maintenance – WTG technology
• While offshore wind is up to twice as
determine the most effective strategy
expensive as onshore wind, gain an overview • Insight into the technical challenges
for your portfolio of why economies of scale can make this a surrounding offshore wind development
• Resist the pattern of reactive maintenance – feasible development opportunity including wind resource mapping,
establish how proactive O&M solutions are less oceanographic constraints, international sea
• Understand the complexity of grid connections Attendee
OPEX intensive routes and sea bed depths breakdown
offshore, and the timescales that can be
• Establish a culture of reliable, proactive expected to make offshore wind feasible • Understand offshore sub-station power
maintenance throughout your project lifetime; evacuation & other major constraints for
Dr Gomathinayagam – Director,
• Understand why traditional schedule based offshore wind farm development
Centre for Wind Energy Technology
and preventive maintenance strategies are • Key financial implications of offshore wind
insufficient to ensure the highest level of Case Study: Offshore Wind in India compared to on-shore wind farm development Networking
reliability and efficiency – determine the most capex intensive areas of OPPORTUNITIES
• Main Challenges for IPP involvement in
– Sunil Jain, Offshore Wind in India would include a project
Chief Operating Officer, economies of scale, arrangement of finances. Bihag Mehta, Manager –
Green Infra Limited India’s vast offshore oil & gas services Indian Operations, Sgurr Energy
industries have EPC, offshore service abilities
useful for construction of offshore wind
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6. WIND
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Hand-picked Industry innovators and leaders Home
K Popli, Kumar Selvarajan, Anand Limay,
Technical Director, Managing Director, Director General,
Indian Renewable Energy Neptune Renewable Maharashtra Energy Overview
Development Agency Synergy Development Agency
Ramesh Kymal, Dilip Nigam, Director Ajit Gupta, Former
Chairman and Managing (Wind), Ministry of New Advisor, Ministry of New
Director, Gamesa and Renewable Energy and Renewable Energy
Dr Pramod Deo, Agenda
Sunil Jain, Avjit Bhattacharya,
Chief Operating Officer, Chairman, CEO,
Green Infra Limited Central Electricity Tata Cleantech Capital
Regulatory Commission
UB Reddy, Lalit Jain,
Glen Recanni, Expert
Chief Operating Officer, CEO Wind and Solar, Speakers
Managing Director,
Mytrah Energy Moser Baer Clean Energy
Acciona India
Malolan Cadambi, Dr Ishvar Hegde, Representative TBC,
Managing Director, Chief Economist, State Bank of India
Greenshore Energy Suzlon Attendee
breakdown
Ajitesh Mishra, P Krishnakumar, Bihag Mehta,
Chief Manager, Managing Director, Manager – Indian
L&T - Valdel Orient Green Power Operations,
Engineering Ltd Company Limited Sgurr Energy
Sudeep Jain, Chairman Networking
GP Aggarwal, Mahesh Makhija, OPPORTUNITIES
and Managing Director,
Managing Director, Director - Renewables,
Tamil Nadu Energy
Mabanaft Carbon CLP Wind Farms India
Development Agency
SB Patil, Director Wind Sandy Khera,
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Development Agency Bharat Light and Power
“Great conference – it was a chance to meet industry leaders. They presented many topics which are
prevalent and important to the wind industry today and in the future” Manager Service Optimisation, Vestas

7. WIND
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update Conference delegate breakdown Home
Connect and forge business relationships with senior representatives of leading IPPs, key
government representatives and international turnkey solution providers
Overview
Delegates divided by company type: Testimonials for past Wind Energy Update events:
5% IPP’s/
Owner-operators 40% “Thank you for facilitating a great conference! it was the best run and
most informative wind conference I have ever attended”
OEMs
20% Director – Strategic Procurement, Acciona Energy
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Investment/Finance
15% “The conference was well organised, well administered and well
Tier One Manufacturers
10% attended. It attracted the right level of participation from OEMs, the
industry, and covered very relevant topics”
Service providers
10% VP Supply Chain Management, Siemens Wind Power
Expert
Speakers
Government/Official
5% “Positive ROI”
Key Account Manager, LM Windpower
Delegates divided by job responsibility:
“It was very well organised and interesting” Attendee
breakdown
CEO/
Managing Director 35% IPP’s/
Owner-operators 40%
Corporate Technical Director, EDP Renovaveis
25% 20%
“This provided a very good forum for the discussion
VP OEMs
of wind O&M issues”
COO
20% Investment/Finance
15%
EHS Professional, DUKE Energy Networking
10% 10%
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Project Director Tier One Manufacturers
“Well prepared as usual. The organisation was
10% 10%
very good – congratulations!”
Finance / Investment Service providers
5% 5%
Generation Director, RES Group
Government/Regulatory Government/Official
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8. WIND
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with key wind power companies Home
Who has attended in the past? Unique networking opportunities: Overview
Join these companies which have previously
attended our windpower conferences:
Round-table working group discussions
ABB Academy Larsen and Toubro
Accenture Danotek Motion Lloyds Register
Engage in productive small
Technologies group discussions on topics Agenda
Acciona Windpower LM Glasfiber
Alstom Deloitte Mainstream relevant to your specific
American US Department of Renewable Power
Superconductor Energy Mitsubishi Heavy business needs. Brainstorm,
AREVA DNV Industries share best practices, compare
BNP Paribas Deutsche Bank Moventas Expert
DHL Global Nordex solutions and put questions Speakers
BKW Italia
Bloomberg New
Forwarding Nordic Windpower to your peers about critical
Energy Finance DONG Energy PriceWaterhouse offshore wind risk issues.
BOEMERE Doosan Power Coopers
Systems Reliance Power
Bosch Rexroth
Draka REPower Systems
BP Alternative Attendee
Energy Duke Energy
E.ON Climate and
RES Offshore Individual online messaging service breakdown
Bureau Veritas Rolls-Royce
Renewables
Capgemini RWE Take advantage of our
Consulting EDF
Samsung Heavy
Castrol Industrial Forewind Industries
unique online messaging
Catterpillar Logistics Frost and Sullivan Shell service which allows you
Services Gamesa Networking
Siemens Wind to personally connect with OPPORTUNITIES
Centrica GL Garrad Hassan Power
Chevron GE Energy Sinovel all confirmed speakers and
Clipper Windpower Goldwind Suzlon delegates 6 weeks before the
Comer Inudstries Iberdrola Tata Power
conference
Continental Ingeteam Vestas
Windpower KfW WinWind REGISTer
Converteam LM Windpower World Bank
Danish Wind Power
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