Demand Assessment of Electrical Equipment

For
Power Sector
2008-2017

Report by

PRICEWATERHOUSECOOPERS (place logo)

A project commissioned by
ieema

Background

Power sector development programme in India has now gained momentum. Policy makers have realised that economic development of the country will be seriously hampered if due attention is not given to the power sector to ensure that sufficient and good quality electrical energy is made available to consumers at affordable price.

The power transmission & distribution system goes through distinct stages of development. The natural progression is from isolated small grids operating at low voltages to regional grids operating at high voltages. As the power consumption increases, there is a need to transfer large amounts of power from generators to consumers. In India, there will be a significant growth in the T&D systems as the per capita power consumption improves to global levels and the per capita GDP moves closer to the developed nations.

Ministry of Power, Government of India has envisaged a capacity addition of 78,577 MW and 86,500 MW in the 11th and 12th Plan period respectively. A corresponding plan for new investment and R&M is also conceived for the Transmission and Distribution segments in line with the National Electricity Plan and the Integrated Energy Policy. The demand for T&D equipments is going to be impacted by multiple factors in the years to come, the most prominent of these factors include Economic Growth, enactment of Electricity Act 2003, National Electricity Policy-2005 and Govt. Schemes like the APDRP & RGGVY.

With an objective to understand the dynamics of the various factors and its effect on the demand for electrical equipment, IEEMA had appointed PricewaterhouseCoopers Private Limited (PwC) to study and assess the power sector development program and its effect on Electrical Equipment industry. IEEMA provided necessary support through team of senior experts from the industry

PWC has completed their study and have submitted their final report to IEEMA. This report is now released for sale to all interested manufacturers, consultants, users, investors, institutions etc.

The Key Objectives Of the Study

Assessment of Power Sector development plans in Generation, Transmission and Distribution

Assessment of development plan of major industry verticals
Translate these plans into opportunities for Indian Electrical Equipment industry
Demand Assessment for various electrical equipments
Identify possible major technological transitions and present technology gaps
Identify areas of concern related to technology gaps, availability & capacities with regard to raw materials and key components required by Electrical Equipment industry.

Scope of the Study

Study is divided into following vertical segments.

Generation segment - This will include all types of generation such as thermal, hydro, nuclear, gas and renewable energy.
The transmission segments - Covering the voltage range above 220 KV and also include HVDC and FACTS.
Sub-Transmission segment - Covering a voltage range from 66 KV up to 220 KV.
Distribution segment – Covering voltage range from 1.1 KV up to 66 KV

The demand assessment in the above verticals of the power sector has been conducted for the following product groups:

1 Switchgear -                        Medium and High Voltage circuit breakers, Isolators GIS SCADA
2   Transformers -                    Distribution Transformers (REC range and Up to 10 MVA)
                                                Power Transformers (Above 10 MVA)
3   Cables -                              Power Cables (Up to 132 KV and Above 132 KV), Control Cables
4   Transmission Line Towers- Heavy & Light Angles and Hardware Accessories
                                                Conductors for HV Transmission and Sub Transmission ,Insulators
5   Capacitor -                          LT & HT Power Capacitors
6   Energy Meters-                   Single phase (KWH & Multi function) Poly phase (Direct connected & Transformer operated)
7   Instrument Transformers - Current and Potential Transformers
8   Surge Arresters -                Surge Arresters
      & Insulators                       Disc Insulators (including sub-station insulators)

Contents of the Report

	Contents
section I	Power Sector Outlook Approach and methodology Overview of Technology trends in power sector and T&D equipment sector Report on Benchmarking of Indian manufacturers
Section II	Product wise Report (For above eight product Groups)
	Current Status of the industry Demand assessment from Power sector Demand assessment from select Core sector industry and Railways Technology trends
Section III	Field Survey Results - Inputs from central and state utility officials, DISCOMS, and Electrical Industry Experts

Price

Pkg. No	Description	Unit	IEEMA Members	Overseas
1.	Section I + one product group of your choice from section II (Minimumpackage)	Per Report	Rs. 50,000/-	US$ 2,500
2.	Additional Product Group Report with minimum package	Per Product Group	Rs. 10,000/-	US$ 500
3.	Total Report – All Sections	Per Report	Rs. 1,00,000/-	US$ 5,000

How to Order?

IEEMA members and Domestic Buyers : Send DD/cheque in favor of ‘IEEMA’ for full amount along with the order to IEEMA offices at Mumbai, Delhi, Bangalore and Kolkata.
Overseas Buyers: Send remittance for the full amount to IEEMA A/C No. 004927100011749 (Column no. 59) through Deutsche Bank Trust Co., NY (Coumn no. 56A) to be sent to Bank of India, Worli naka Branch, Mumbai 400 018, India (column no. 57A) having Swift Code ‘BKIDINBBWRN’ (Column No. 57 A). Intimation of remittance may be sent to IEEMA , Mumbai.

Pricewaterhouse Coopers

PricewaterhouseCoopers* Pvt. Ltd. (PwC) is one of the largest professional services companies in the world, providing industry-focused services to public and private clients. PwC specialists from the Advisory and Tax teams connect their thinking, experience and solutions to build public trust and enhance value for clients and their stakeholders.

In India PwC has offices in Bangalore, Kolkata, Chennai, Hyderabad, Mumbai, New Delhi, Bhubaneshwar and Pune. GRID is PwC India’s extensive infrastructure advisory practice with Energy and Utilities as a significant focus area. PwC GRID has extensive and unparalleled experience in advising Energy Utilities (public and private) across the value chain, Governments (at the State & National levels), Regulatory Agencies, Key Donors Agencies, Financial Institutions, Industry Associations, National and International Investors and PE Funds.

IEEMA.

Indian Electrical and Electronics Manufacturer’s Association (IEEMA) is the representative national organization of manufacturers of electrical, professional electronics and allied equipment having over 550 members whose combined annual turnover is over Rs 1,00,000 crores i.e. US$22 billion.

IEEMA undertakes various activities, major ones being dissemination of information of production statistics and government policy changes, representing the industry’s views to the government, price variation clauses covering a wide range of products, organizing international technical seminars and workshops and evolving industry standards. Training for members and nonmembers on topical issues, library and business center facilities are also on offer. Other activities include international co-operation, export promotion, energy conservations, quality etc. IEEMA is actively engaged in Ministry of Power initiatives such as APDRP, DRUM.

IEEMA publishes IEEMA Journal, a monthly, with focus on techno-commercial aspects of the industry and utilities.