Karnataka is generating around 27 % of total
energy through renewable energy sources out of the total demand. The present
installed capacity of Karnataka is 14269.77 MW out of which renewable energy is
about 3985.13 MW. The Government of
Karnataka is endeavoring to install 2000 MW Solar Power that is to achieve
a minimum of 3% Solar Power out of the total projected consumption by 2021..
GoK is proposed to:
- Achieve minimum of 1600 MW of grid connected utility scale solar power projects for sale of power to state ESCOM’s.
- Achieve minimum of 400 MW of grid connected roof top solar projects.
GoK intends to undertake development of 500 MW
of solar thermal and/or solar PV power plants in the State of Karnataka. GoK
has, through KREDL, decided to carry out the bidding process for selection of
the Bidders to whom the Project(s) may be awarded. Bidders are allowed to bid
for one or more Project(s) based on the Eligibility Criteria stipulated in this
RFP. Till now 80 MW of new PPA’s have been signed in Karnataka after a delay of
6 months. The Bidding Documents include this RFP and the draft PPA.
RFP
|
500 MW
|
PPA Period
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25 Years
|
Nodal Agency
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KREDL
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Bidding Process
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Single Stage Process
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Bid Security
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Rs 10 Lakh per MW
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Validity period of the Bank Guarantee
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Not less than 365 days
|
Cost of RFP Document
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Rs 10,000
|
Cost of Capacity for respective bids
|
Rs. 1,10,000 and a service tax @ 12.36% per
MW
|
Approved Tariff for Solar Plants:
Type
of Solar Plant
|
Approved
Tariff in Rs/unit
|
Solar
PV Power Plants
|
8.40
|
Solar
Thermal Power Plants
|
10.92
|
Rooftop
and Small Solar PV Plants
|
9.56
|
Rooftop
and Small Solar PV Plants with 30% capital subsidy
|
7.20
|
Source: Karnataka Electricity Regulatory
Commission Final Report
- A Bidder could propose any number of Projects. Minimum capacity of the Project proposed by the Bidder shall be at least 3 MW and the maximum capacity could be 500 MW.
- The Bidder may propose to develop different Project(s) in the same location, provided that each Project is separated by a distinct boundary.
- The PPA shall be signed for each Project with the concerned electricity supply company (ESCOMS).
- Generally, the Bidder who quotes the lowest Effective Tariff will be selected first and so on till the total aggregate capacity of 500 MW is reached.
- This RFP is not transferable.
- The Developer shall be responsible for power evacuation from the power plant to the nearest substation. The interconnection to the nearest substation shall be at the voltage level of 11KV for generation capacity of less than 5 MW and at the voltage level of 33/66/110/220 KV for generation capacity of 5 MW and above.
- The Financial Bid should be furnished in electronic mode only clearly indicating the Effective Tariff. The Bidder shall, as part of its Financial Bid, submit separate Effective Tariff for each of the Project.
Shareholding commitments:
- ·Selected Bidder is a Consortium then Members of the Consortium shall collectively hold at least 51% of subscribed and paid up equity share capital of the SPV and the lead Member shall have 26% shareholding of the SPV
- Selected Bidder is a Single Business Entity then it shall hold at least 51% of subscribed and paid up equity share capital of the SPV.
- The Bidder shall have a minimum net worth equivalent of Rs. 2 crore or equivalent US$ per MW in proportion to the cumulative capacity proposed as on March 31, 2014.
- Sharing of CDM benefits: CDM shall be shared between Developer and concerned ESCOM in the following manner:
- 100% of the gross proceeds on account of CDM benefit to be retained by the Developer in the year after the date of commercial operation of the generating station.
- In the second year, the share of the concerned ESCOM shall be 10% which shall be progressively increased by 10% every year till it reaches 50%, where after the proceeds shall be shared in equal proportion, by the Developer and concerned ESCOM.
- The commercial operation date for the Project shall be achieved by the Developer within 18/30* months from the date of signing of the Power Purchase Agreement, in case of failure:
Delay
upto one month
|
20%
of the total Performance Security
|
Delay
of more than one month and upto two months
|
40%
of the total Performance Security
|
Delay
of more than two months and up to three months
|
40%
of the Performance Security
|
Delay
of more than 3 months
|
Developer
shall pay to ESCOM the Liquidated Damages of Rs. 50,000/MW per day on weekly
basis
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Bidding Schedule:
S.
No.
|
Event
Description
|
Date
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1
|
Last
date for receiving queries
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July
3, 2014, 1730 Hours
|
2
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Pre-Bid
Conference
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July
3, 2014, 1430 Hours
|
3
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Bid
Due Date
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August
20, 2014, 1630 Hours
|
4
|
Due
Date for submission of Demand Drafttowards cost of RFP and Processing Fee
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August
25, 2014, 1630 Hours
|
5
|
Due
Date for submission of original BankGuarantees towards Bid Security
|
August
25, 2014, 1630 Hours
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6
|
Opening
of Bid (except Financial Bid)
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September
01, 2014, 1130 Hours
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7
|
Opening
of Financial Bid
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To
be intimated later
|
8
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Bid
Validity Period
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365
days from Bid Due Date
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