CONTENTS
Private Power & Infrastructure Board
Power Policy 2002- Features
Efforts for Investment Promotion in Hydro/Coal Projects
Power Policy Response
Private Power Projects - Win Win Situation for all
Challenges in Attracting Investments In Power Generation
New Opportunities for Private Sector Investors
Why Investment in Power Sector
PPIB – CREATION / PURPOSE
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Created
t d in
i August
A
t 1994 to
t promote
t private
i t investments
i
t
t in
i power
sector.
Act as One-Window facilitator on behalf of GOP, its Ministries/
Departments.
Execute IA and provide GOP guarantees on behalf of President of
Pakistan.
Pakistan
Monitor and facilitate IPPs in executing PPA, WUL with relevant GOP
agencies.
Provide technical, financial and legal support to Ministry of Water &
Power, Provinces / AJK.
Coordinate/ Liaison with local and multilateral development Finance
Institutions.
PPIB A PROFESSIONAL FACILITATOR
Lenders
Investors
Consultants
Regulator
PPIB
Purchaser
TCEB
GOP
Provinces/
AJK
(Ministries/Divisions)
((NTDC))
POLICY FOR POWER GENERATION 2002
SALIENT FEATURES
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Exemption
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from
corporate
t income
i
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tax,
t
turnover
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tax
d withholding
ithh ldi
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tax,
no sales tax, only 5% concessionary Import Duty on plant & equipment
not manufactured locally
GOP Guarantees obligations of power purchaser and provinces
GOP provides protection against Political Force Majeure, change in law
and
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Ch
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Power Purchaser to bear hydrological risk for hydropower projects
Payment of compensation in case of termination due to GOP default
Tariff adjustments for variation in currency exchange rates and fuel
prices
Government ensures conversion of Pak Rupee & remittance of foreign
exchange for project-related payments
POWER POLICY 2002 PROCESS
Raw site
advertisement
NEPRA
Tariff
Determination
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• Technical
ec ca
Strength
• Financial
Strength
Feasibility
Study
Monitoring
M
it i &
evaluation by
POE
LOS
Financial
Close
COD
PPIB’S EFFORTS IN DEVELOPMENT OF HYDRO
POWER PROJECTS IN PRIVATE SECTOR
Compiled and published comprehensive brochure on Pakistan Hydel Power
Potential
Ranking (prioritization) of Hydel Power Projects (50-1000
(50 1000 MW)
Award of top ranked projects through the solicitations under international
competition
Preparation of Standardized Terms of Reference for a Bankable Feasibility Study
Completion of feasibility studies for seven projects in private sector
Preparation of Standardized security documents i.e. IA, PPA and WUA for
hydropower projects in coordination with all stakeholders
Successful negotiation of Security documents for New Bong Hydropower project
(1995 Hydel Policy Project)
Prepared
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Mechanism for Tariff Determination for Hydel
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Projects
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Cascade Study for Swat River and Jhelum River Hydropower Projects
PPIB’s EFFORTS IN DEVELOPMENT OF COAL POWER
PROJECTS IN PRIVATE SECTOR
Compiled and published Brochure on Pakistan Coal Power Generation
Potential.
Published comprehensive Brochure on Pakistan Thar Coal Power
Generation Potential.
Provided full assistance to GOS in the initial establishment of the Thar
Coal Energy Development Board (TCEB)
Provided full support to TCEB on development of 1200 MW Integrated
Coal Power Project by Sindh Energy Coal Mining Company.
Prepared Standardized Security documents i.e.
i e IA,
IA PPA for Coal based
Power Projects.
Started initial work on development of RFP documents for 1200 – 2400
MW Imported Coal based Project near Karachi through ICB.
INITIATIVES BY PPIB
(POWER POLICY 2002)
11 Unsolicited Projects
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((Oil/Gas)) ((2,181.13
,
MW))
7 Fast Track Projects (1,309.22 MW)
1 Imported Coal Project (1,200
(1 200 MW)
17 Hydro Power Projects (5,110 MW)
International Competitive Biddings (ICBs) for:
IPPs (4 rounds 1,013 MW)
Feasibility studies being conducted for:
Hydro Projects
Small Gas based projects
RESPONSE OF POWER POLICY 2002
Number of
Capacity
Investment
(MW)
(Million US$)
8
1,465
1,693
G
Gas
10
2 025
2,025
2 293
2,293
Coal
1
1,200
2,011
Hydel
17
5,110
8,606
Total
36
9,800
14,603
Projects
Oil Based
165 MW Attock Gen, Rawalpindi (17-Mar-09)
196 MW Fauji Mari, Daharki (Dec-09)
227 MW Engro Power, Qadirpur (Dec
(Dec-09)
09)
229 MW Orient Power, Balloki (Dec-09)
225 MW, Muridke Power Project (Jan
(Jan-10)
10)
225 MW Bhikki Power Project (Dec-10)
225 MW Atlas Power Limited(Nov-09)
220 MW HUBCO-Narowal (May-10)
200 MW Liberty PowerTech (Dec-10)
200 MW Nishat Power Project (Nov-09)
200 MW Nishat Chunian Power (Mar-10)
231 MW Sahiwal (Saif) Power (Dec-09)
225 MW Sahiwal Power Project
LOCATION OF HYDROPOWER UNDER
PPIB
Kaigah (548 MW)
N.A.
Shushgai Zhendoli (ADB ) (102 MW)
CHINA
Shogo Sin (ADB Loan) (127 MW)
GILGIT
Gabral Kalam (101 MW)
Chitral
Kalam Asrit (197 MW)
AFGHANISTAN
Asrit Kedam (215 MW)
Dasu
MUZAFFARABAD
Behrain
Kaghan
Madyan (157 MW)
Suki Kinari (840 MW)
Kalam
AZAD KASHMIR
PESHAWAR
Mansehra
ISLAMABAD
Bagh
Palandry
NWFP
INDIA
• Sehra (130 MW)
• Kotli (100 MW)
• Gulpur
p (100
(
MW))
• Rajdhani (132 MW)
PRIVATE POWER PROJECTS IN OPERATION
Number of
Projects
Capacity
(MW)
Investment
(Million US$)
Project prior to 1994 Power Policy
1
1,292
1,608
Projects under 1994 Power Policy
14
3,048
3,479
Project privatized from public sector
1
1,638
1,583
Projects under 2002 Power Policy
7
1,475
1,391
Total
23
7,453
8,061
IPPs IN OPERATION
PUNJAB
Alt
Altern
Energy
E
Ltd,
Ltd Attock
Att k
29
J
Jun
2001
Japan Power Generation, Lahore
120
Jan 2000
Kohinoor Energy Ltd., Lahore
131
Jun 1997
Southern Electric Co., Lahore
135
Jul 1999
Saba Power Company, Lahore
114
Dec 1999
AES Lalpir Ltd., Multan
362
Nov 1997
AES Pak Gen, Multan
365
Feb 1998
Fauji Kabirwala Co., Multan
157
Oct 1999
Rousch Power, Multan
412
Dec 1999
1638
Jun 1996
Attock Gen, Rawalpindi
165
Mar 2009
Atlas Power Ltd., Sheikhupura
225
Nov 2009
Nishat Power Ltd., Lahore
200
Nov 2009
Saif Power Ltd.,
Ltd Sahiwal
229
Apr 2010
Orient Power Ltd., Balloki, Kasur
229
May 2010
Nishat Chunian Power Ltd., Lahore
200
Jul 2010
1292
Mar 1997
Uch Power Ltd., Uch
586
Oct 2000
Habibullah Coastal, Quetta
140
Sep 1999
TNB Liberty Power Ltd., Dharki
235
Jun 2001
Tapal Energy Ltd., Karachi
126
Jun 1997
Gul Ahmed Energy Ltd., Karachi
136
Nov 1996
Engro Energy Ltd., Qadirpur, Sindh
227
Mar 2010
KAPCO, Muzaffargarh (privatized from
KAPCO
public sector)
BALOCHISTAN
Hub Power Project, Hub
SINDH
Tot. Capacity: 7453 MW
MULTAN
INTERNATIONAL INTEREST IN PRIVATE POWER PROJECTS
IPPS IN OPERATION
Sponsors
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AES, USA
El Paso, USA
Warstilla, USA
Tanaska, USA
Hawkins,
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US
International Power, UK
Siemens, Germany
ABB, Switzerland
Xenel, KSA
Mitsui Japan
TNB, Malaysia
Attock Oil, UK
Orastar Limited,
Limited UK
Oman Oil Company
Lenders
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IFC
ADB
ADB,
J-Exim
ABN AMRO
EDC, Canada
Finnish Export
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Credit
World Bank
COFACE
MITI, Japan
CDC
SACE
US Exim Bank
Nations Banks of Texas
Toronto – Dominion Bank
DEG Germany
PROPARCO
SWEDFUND
IMPROVEMENTS IN POWER SECTOR
DUE TO PRIVATE POWER GENERATION PROJECTS
Better performance parameters such as availability, efficiency etc.
Improved reliability of the power system
Increased interest of local and international investors in power
generation projects in Pakistan
Local and foreign financing for power sector - Additionality of
resources
Some risk transferred to private sector, such as financing,
construction, operation and maintenance
IPP knowledge transferred to Pakistan
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PRIVATE POWER PROJECTS
WIN – WIN SITUATION FOR ALL
GOP
•
Generation without budgetary support.
•
Efficient utilization of indigenous resources like gas.
•
Smoothen
the
way
for
further
requisite
foreign
direct
investment.
•
IPPs are a step forwarded towards competitive power market.
market
Power Purchaser
•
Valuable demand has been met.
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Reliable capacity is available.
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Capacity add-in without internal cash generation for investment.
PRIVATE POWER PROJECTS
WIN – WIN SITUATION FOR ALL
Provincial Government
• Generation of economic activities.
• Enhancement of employment opportunities
• Development
p
of local infrastructure
• Encouraged provincial policy makers to devise their own power
policies (on small scale).
Financial Market
• IPPs helped in developing local financial markets.
• Local banks providing working capital guarantees and other
credit lines.
• Awareness in local financial market to handle financing for private
power projects.
IPPs
• New
N
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Business
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opportunities
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backed
k db
by GOP guarantee
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t ti
against Force Majeure and change in law
Competitive returns for 25 years ensured
CHALLENGES IN ATTRACTING INVESTMENTS
IN PRIVATE POWER GENERATION
Insufficient infrastructure (roads, transmission lines, etc) to
support mega power projects especially coal & hydro
Difficulties in arranging financing for power projects
Constraints in availability of plant & equipment
Law and order problems
Gas availability on long-term basis to IPPs is not certain
Delayed payments to IPPs
Recessionary wave around the world have adverse impact on IPPs
Non availability of trained and experienced human resource
NEW OPPORTUNITIES FOR PRIVATE INVESTORS
300 MW Oil Fired Reciprocating Engines based private power project near
Chiniot Faisalabad.
300 MW private power project based on imported coal near Jamshoro.
1200-2400 MW private power project based on imported coal.
132 MW Shogo Sin Hydropower project on Luthko River near Chitral.
144 MW Shushghai
Shushghai-Zhendoli
Zhendoli hydropower project Trich Gol near Chitral.
PPIB entertaining new unsolicited proposals under Guidelines for Setting
Private Power Projects to meet immediate power shortage.
WHY INVESTMENT IN PAKISTAN POWER SECTOR
IS PROMISING & ATTRACTIVE
Due to growing power demand, there is dire need of power capacity
addition.
Pakistan has successfully attracted investment worth billions of
dollars from private sector for power generation
World renowned power players are already operating in Pakistan.
One-Window facility provided at Federal level by PPIB for projects
above 50 MW.
Federal Government guarantees the performance of the power
purchaser and p
p
provinces.
Federal Government provides protection against political force
Majeure and change in law.
Concessionary import duties and tax free regime for power plants
developed under the Policy.
WHY INVESTMENT IN PAKISTAN POWER SECTOR
IS PROMISING & ATTRACTIVE
168 Million population – only
y 50% have access to electricity
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Rapidly growing economy
Consistent demand growth of electricity (about 8% per annum)
Simplified Policy and procedures for attracting new investments
(Power Policy 2002) with Generous incentives for private investors
Credible track record of PPIB (One-window facilitator)
Full support of the Regulator for International Competitive Bidding
(ICB) Projects
Transparent and competitive Processing of projects
Major international energy companies already present in Pakistan
CONCLUSION & WAY FORWARD
PPIB has been successful in attracting private investment in power generation
Policies need to be evolved to encourage private sector participation in Power
System infrastructure such a Transmission Lines, Distribution system etc.
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Load
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Management including efficiency improvement & reduction of system losses
Oil logistics issues need to be addressed
Reliable load forecasting mechanism needs to be developed
Focus needed on Hydro and indigenous coal based projects for long term
needs
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Alternative energy resources need to be tapped
Reforms in p
power sector need to be implemented
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on Fast Track basis ensuring
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efficiency and transparency in the system
POWER SECTOR - CRITICAL ISSUES (1)
No addition of adequate generation capacity for last seven
years
Power shortfalls – generation not meeting demand
Reliable load forecast is missing
Governance Issue - No single government entity taking lead
role
Integrated approach lacking
No clarity
y on roles/ responsibilities
p
among
g various entities
Circular Debt/ Subsidies
After deregulation of RFO, no pricing structure for RFO in
place
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POWER SECTOR - CRITICAL ISSUES (2)
Inter-provincial issues for hydropower projects
Slow pace of reforms in power sector
High
g system
y
losses and difficulties in revenue collection in
certain areas
Difficulties in arranging financing from international and local
markets
Hydro Projects not moving forward due to law & order
problems
No Incentives for professionals in public sector - Very low
compensation to professionals for public sector projects
Non availability of required technical expertise and lack of
institutional capacity
BACKUP SLIDES
OUTCOME OF 1994 PRIVATE POWER POLICY
World’s largest
g
IPP 1292 MW HUBCO completed
p
in 1997 with FDI of
US$ 1.6 Billion
Under 1994 Power Policy, 14 IPPs - 3100 MW commissioned with
FDI of over US$ 3 Billion – Load shedding was eliminated
Attracted world-leading energy players to Pakistan
Foreign financing by multi-lateral agencies and commercial sources
Provided an effective and efficient interface between IPPs and GOP
Successfully negotiated,
negotiated executed,
executed and administered agreements
with IPPs
Successful organizational model replicated in many countries after
Pakistan (Bangladesh, Nepal, etc.)
PPIB’s EFFORTS IN DEVELOPMENT OF COAL POWER
PROJECTS IN PRIVATE SECTOR
Providing
g assistance to TCEB on the development
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of 1200MW integrated
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Coal power Project by Sindh Engro Coal mining Company (SECMC).
Successful completion of Feasibility Studies for 2x1200MW Integrated
Imported Coal Power Projects near Karachi.
Preparation of Standardized security documents i.e. IA, PPA for Coal
based power projects in coordination with the power purchaser.
Prepared RFP documents for 300MW Imported Coal Based power
generation project (HESCO Area) through ICB.
Started initial work on the development of RFP documents for 12002400MW Imported Coal power project near Karachi through ICB
ICB.
PPIB’s EWFFORTS IN DEVELOPMENT OF CO-GENERATION
POWER PROJECTS IN PRIVAT SECTOR
Compiled and published comprehensive Brochure on National Policy for
Power Co-Generation by Sugar Industry and Guidelines for Investors.
Assistance to Pakistan Sugar Mills Association (PSMA) in developing CoGen Policy for Sugar Mills.
Registration of 80MW Co-Generation power project by M/s JDW Sugar
Mills, under Co-Gen Policy and NEPRA has determined their first tier
t iff
tariff.
Registration of 65MW Co-Generation power project by M/s Chistia Sugar
Mills, under Co-Gen Policy.
INTERNATIONAL INTEREST IN
PAKISTAN – POWER SECTOR
Prospective
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IPPs – Sponsors
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Daharki Power Holdings Limited
Sapphire Power Generation Ltd.
Sapphire Textiles Mills Ltd.
Ltd
Mr. Ashraf S. Mukaty
Halmore Power Generation Company
HUB Power Company Limited
Energoprogress, Russia
Grange Holdings Limited
CER Pakistan Holdings Limited
Pakistan Power Resources
Petroleum Exploration Limited
Saigols Pvt. Ltd
Husnain Cotex
Mi International
Mira
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Mira International
Associated Commercial Agencies
AES P
Pakistan
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Pvt.
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Ltd.
Cherat Cement Co. Ltd.
Shirazi Investment (Pvt.) Ltd.
Yunus Brothers Group
Alamgir Power (Pvt.) Ltd.
Techno Engineering Services
Rupali Polyester
Faysal Bank Ltd.
United Bank Ltd.
Habib Bank Limited
National Bank of Pakistan
etc.
INTERNATIONAL INTEREST IN
PAKISTAN – POWER SECTOR
Prospective IPPs – Lenders
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ADB
IDB
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Proparco
World Bank
AES, USA
Mitsui,, Japan
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Hazama, Japan
Emirates Trading, UAE
PIC Energy Group, USA
AlJomaiah Group,
Group KSA
Dong Fang, China
CWE, China
Creative Energy, UAE
Snowy Mountain Engg.
Corp., Australia
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Walters Power, USA
International Power, UK
Farab Group, Iran
Temokin Energy, Malaysia
Eden Enterprises, Malaysia
Daewoo, Korea
K Water,
K.
W t Korea
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Global Energy Limited
Panasian Investment Ltd
Continental Energy Ltd.
Ltd
Central China Power Group
Harbin Power Engg, China
China International Water
& Electric Company
etc.
PPIB’s RECENT ACHIEVEMENTS
Pursuant to Power Policy 2002, seven (7) IPPs with a cumulative
capacity of about 1400 MW and having an investment of around
US$ 1.4 billion have started their commercial operations.
Five (5) new projects with a cumulative capacity of about 1,000 MW
and investment of around US$ 1.2 billion will start operations
during 2010.
PPIB has successfully conducted various rounds of International
Competitive Biddings (ICBs) for establishment of new private
power projects.
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Upcoming Thermal IPPs in 2010
176.665 MW Fauji Daharki Project (Nov-10)
209 MW Muridke Power Project (Oct
(Oct-10)
10)
209 MW Bhikki Power Project (Oct-10)
213.6 MW HUBCO-Narowal (Oct-10)
195 MW Liberty PowerTech (Oct-10)
225 MW Sahiwal Power Project
LOCATION OF HYDROPOWER UNDER
PPIB
Kaigah (548 MW)
N.A.
Shushgai Zhendoli (ADB ) (102 MW)
CHINA
Shogo Sin (ADB Loan) (127 MW)
GILGIT
Gabral Kalam (101 MW)
Chitral
Kalam Asrit (197 MW)
AFGHANISTAN
Asrit Kedam (215 MW)
Dasu
MUZAFFARABAD
Behrain
Kaghan
Madyan (157 MW)
Suki Kinari (840 MW)
Kalam
AZAD KASHMIR
PESHAWAR
Mansehra
ISLAMABAD
Bagh
Palandry
NWFP
INDIA
• Sehra (130 MW)
• Kotli (100 MW)
• Gulpur
p (100
(
MW))
• Rajdhani (132 MW)
HYDROPOWER POTENTIAL IN PAKISTAN
Total Estimated Hydel Potential
59,249 MW
Projects in Operation
6,703 MW
Projects under Implementation
P bli Sector
Public
S t
21 969 MW
21,969
Private Sector (PPIB + Provinces)
6,507 MW
Projects with Feasibility Study Completed
4,345 MW
Raw Sites
19 656 MW
19,656
HYDEL PROJECTS ABOVE 50 MW IN PRIVATE SECTOR
BEING PROCESSED BY PPIB
Projects under 1995 Hydel Policy
2
216 MW
Projects in AJK
7
1941 MW
Projects
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in KPK
6
2058 MW
Projects in Punjab
1
720 MW
2
276 MW
18
5211 MW
Projects under Power Policy 2002
Projects
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under ADB’s TA Loan
(Feasibility Studies only)
Total:
COAL PROJECTS IN PRIVATE SECTOR PROCESSED BY PPIB
Dealt in Past
1000 1200 MW Imported Coal Power Project at Karachi by M/S MITSUI & Co.
1000-1200
Co Ltd.
Ltd Japan.
Japan
1000 MW Integrated Coal mining cum Power Project by M/s Hassan Associates Ltd. Pakistan.
200 MW Integrated Coal mining cum Power Project at Lakhra by M/s Fateh Textile Mills Ltd.
Pakistan.
Pakistan
150 MW Integrated Coal mining cum Power Project at Lakhra by M/s Habibullah Energy Ltd.
Pakistan
1000 MW by AES at Thar
Under Process
1000-1200 MW Imported Coal Power Project at Karachi by M/S AES (Pvt.) Ltd. Pakistan.
300 MW Imported
po ted Coa
Coal Based
ased ICB
C Project
oject
Preparation of RFP for 1200 -2400 MW Integrated Imported coal and Jetty Project
205 MW Integrated Coal mining cum Power Project at Sonda-Jherruk by M/s Dadabhoy
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Energy
gy Ltd. Pakistan
Hydrocarbon
405 MW Coal Mining and Power Proposal at Sonda-Jherruk by CMC China.
120 MW Proposal at Tarai Badin Sindh by Synergy
DEMAND SUPPLY POSITION
(All Figures in MW)
Fiscal Year
Computed Peak
Demand *
Corresponding
Supply
Surplus/
Shortfall
2001-02
10459
10894
435
2002 03
2002-03
11044
10958
-86
2003-04
11598
11834
236
2004-05
12595
12792
197
2005-06
13847
12600
-1247
2006-07
15838
13292
-2546
2007-08
17398
12442
-4956
2008-09
17852
13637
-4215
2009 10 (Jul
2009-10
(Jul-Aug)
Aug)
16500
13400
-3100
Growth Rate during 2008-09
8.53%
TARIFF OF COMPETING SOURCE OF POWER GENERATION
Project
Type
Fuel
Tariff Range
c/kwh
/k h
Remarks
Rentals
Oil
14-16
Limited use full life
IPPs
13 15
13-15
-dodo
IPPs
Furnace
Oil
HSD
20
-do-
IPPs
Gas
8
-do-
IPPs
Coal
9-10
Expected Tariff
IPPs
IPPS
Hydel
Co Gene
8-9
8.287
Expected Final Tariff
Nepra Tariif Jun 2008
YEARWISE LIST OF PROJECTS BEING PROCESSED BY PPIB
Sr.
No.
Location
Capacity
(MW)
Actual/
Expected
COD
Rawalpindi, Punjab
156.00
17-Mar-09
Project commissioned and
inaugurated by the Honorable
Prime Minister.
Project
Remarks
Projects already commissioned:
1
Attock Gen Ltd.
Sheikhupura, Punjab
213.60
18-Dec-09
Project commissioned and
inaugurated by the Honorable
Prime Minister.
Engro Energy (Pvt) Limited
Qadirpur, Sindh
216.80
27-Mar-10
Project commissioned.
4
Saif Power Limited
Sahiwal, Punjab
209.00
30-Apr-10
Project commissioned.
5
Orient Power Company Pvt.
Ltd.
24-May-10
Project commissioned and
inaugurated by the Honorable
Prime Minister.
2
Atlas Power Ltd.
3
Balloki, Punjab
212.70
6
Nishat Power Limited
Near Lahore, Punjab
195.26
9-Jun-10
Project commissioned and
inaugurated by the Honorable
Prime Minister.
7
Nishat Chunian Power
Limited
Near Lahore, Punjab
19 26
195.26
21
21-Jul-10
10
Project commissioned.
Sub Total (Commissioned Projects)
1398.62
YEARWISE LIST OF PROJECTS BEING PROCESSED BY PPIB
Sr.
No.
Actual/
Expected
COD
Project
Location
Capacity
(MW)
8
Sapphire Electric Company
Ltd.
Muridke, Punjab
209.00
31-Oct-10
Testing and commissioning
started.
9
Foundation Power
Company
p y ((Daharki)) Ltd.
Daharki, Sindh
176.66
31-Nov-10
Encountered a technical
problem.
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10
Liberty Power Tech Ltd.
Near Faisalabad,
Punjab
195.00
31-Oct-10
Testing and commissioning in
progress.
11
The HUB Power Company
Limited
Narowal, Punjab
213.60
31-Oct-10
Encountered a technical
problem
problem.
12
Halmore Power Generation
Company Ltd.
Bhikki, Punjab
209.00
31-Oct-10 Construction in progress.
Remarks
Year 2010
Sub Total (2010)
1003.26
Year 2012
13
14
Radian Energy
Grange Power Limited
Sub Total (2012)
Shahkot, Punjab
Arifwala, Punjab
150.00
146.50
296.50
Jun-12
Tariff determination from
NEPRA is awaited.
Dec-12
The Sponsors have been
advised to submit PG for
issuance of LOS.
YEARWISE LIST OF PROJECTS BEING PROCESSED BY PPIB
Sr.
Sr
No.
Project
Location
Capacity
(MW)
Actual/
Expected
COD
7.5 km Downstream
Mangla
g Dam,, AJK
84
May-13
Construction in progress.
Dadu, Sindh
170.95
Jun-13
PPIB has requested the Sponsors to
submit PG with validity upto 5th
September 2011.
Daharki, Sindh
125.84
Jun-13
Financial Closing Date for the project
extended upto 30th September 2010.
2010
Remarks
Year 2013
15
Laraib Energy Limited
16
Green Electric (Pvt.) Ltd.
17
Star Power Generation Limited
18
Uch-II Power (Pvt.) Ltd.
Dera Murad Jamali,
Balochistan
375.20
Dec-13
19
Kandra Power Company Limited
Near Sukkur, Sindh
120
Dec-13
Sub Total (2013)
LOS for the project issued on 3rd March
2010.
Sponsors have submitted the draft
Feasibility Study, which is being
reviewed.
reviewed
875.99
Year 2014
Poonch River/Gulpur,
AJK
100
Jun-14
Star Hydropower Limited
Kunhar River, KPK/AJK
150
Dec-14
22
Mira Pakistan Ltd.
Poonch River/Kotli, AJK
100
Dec-14
23
Farab Energy & Water Project,
Iran
Poonch River, AJK
130
Dec-14
20
Mira Power Limited
21
Sub Total (2014)
480
Sponsors are in the process of selection
of EPC Contractor.
Th project
The
j t company will
ill start
t t
negotiations on GOPIA by 22nd
September 2010 and construction would
start by end of October 2010 subject to
financial close.
Sponsors are in the process of selection
of EPC Contractor.
Sponsors are in contact with
NTDC/CPPA for Tariff negotiations.
YEARWISE LIST OF PROJECTS BEING PROCESSED BY PPIB
Sr.
No.
Project
Location
Actual/
Capacity
Expected
(MW)
COD
Remarks
Year 2015
24
AES Pakistan Pvt. Ltd.
Gadani, Balochistan
25
Iqbal Power Limited
11km upstream
Mangla Reservoir,
AJK
26
Karot Hydropower Project
Jehlum River, AJK
27
28
Cherat Cement Co. Ltd.
Yunus Brothers Group
Swat River, KPK
Near Kalam/Swat
River, KPK
Sub Total (2015)
1200
Jun-15
132
Jun-15
720
Aug-15
Aug
15
157
215
2424
Chinese EPC firms have started
visiting the project site.
Sponsors have requested
GOAJK to extend the LOS upto
30th June 2011.
Sponsors have submitted
Application for Generation
License to NEPRA.
Dec-15
Reportedly, the GOKPK has
decided to withdraw their
litigation with the Sponsors from
the Supreme Court.
Dec-15
Reportedly, the GOKPK has
decided to withdraw their
litigation with the Sponsors from
the S
Supreme
preme Co
Court.
rt
YEARWISE LIST OF PROJECTS BEING PROCESSED BY PPIB
Sr.
No.
Project
Location
Capacity
(MW)
Actual/
Expected
COD
Remarks
Year 2016
29
China International Water &
Electric Company
30
Alamgir Power (Pvt.) Ltd.
31
32
Jehlum River/Kohala,
AJK
1100
Jul-16
Jehlum River/Sudhnoti,
AJK
222
Aug-16
Swat River, KPK
197
Dec-16
Muzaffarabad, AJK
139
Dec-16
Techno Engineering Services
(Pvt.) Ltd.
Chakothi-Hattian Hydropower
Project
33
Shogosin Hyderopower Project
L thk Ri
Luthko
River/Chitral,
/Chit l
KPK
132
Dec-16
34
Shushgai Zhendoli Hydel
Project
Turkho River/Chitral,
KPK
144
Dec-16
Sub Total (2016)
A Summary
S
has
h b
been moved
d ffor th
the
ECC by MoW&P for further processing
of the Project by CWE, China.
Sponsors have requested to revert the
decision of cancellation of the LOI of the
project.
j t
PPIB has issued Extended LOI valid
upto 31st October 2010.
Feasibility Study is in progress.
Earlier,
E
li GOKPK desired
d i d to
t implement
i l
t
the Project by them. Currently, GOKPK
is in the process of taking necessary
approvals for reimbursement of the cost
of feasibility study.
1934
Year 2017
35
S. K. Hydro
36
Telecom Valley (Pvt) Ltd
Kunhar
River/Mansehra, KPK
840
Jun-17
Kaigah/Indus River,
KPK
548
Dec-17
Sub Total (2017)
1388
GRAND TOTAL
9,800
Reportedly, the GOKPK has decided to
withdraw their litigation with the
Sponsors from the Supreme Court.
Progress is slow due to land sliding,
local issue as well as law and order
situation in Khyber Pakhtun Khwa.
PPIB – MISSION STATEMENT
To promote and facilitate private sector
participation
ti i ti in
i the
th Pakistan
P ki t Power
P
Sector
S t in
i an
efficient, fair and transparent manner, with coherent
efforts of key stakeholders, in line with the Private
Power Policies of GOP and the electricity
demand/supply projections after taking into
account the planned public sector power projects.
TARIFF OF COMPETING SOURCE OF POWER GENERATION
Project
Type
Fuel
Tariff Range
c/kwh
/k h
Remarks
Rentals
Oil
14-16
Limited use full life
IPPs
13 15
13-15
-dodo
IPPs
Furnace
Oil
HSD
20
-do-
IPPs
Gas
8
-do-
IPPs
Coal
9-10
Expected Tariff
IPPs
Hydel
8-9
Expected Final Tariff