1. India’s Power Sector & Electrical Equipment Industry

2. Apex Industry Association of the Indian electrical equipment, industrial electronics and allied equipment manufacturers A platform for constructive interactions between Industry, Utilities and Policy Makers Represents about 800 businesses emcompassing the complete value chain in generation, transmission and distribution equipment IEEMA members have contributed to more than 90% of the power equipment installed in India Has been serving the industry for more than 67 years

3. CABLE CAPACITOR INSTRUMENT TRANSFOR- MER INSULATOR ENERGY METER ROTATING MACHINE SWGR & CTRGR (LV+MV/HV) SURGE ARRESTER TRANSFO- RMER T&D PROJECTS ELECTRICAL LAMINATION GENERATION SYSTEMS INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS ECONOMIC & TAXATION COMMITTEE INSULATING MATERIAL QUALITY CELL SMART GRID CONDUCTOR RENEWABLE ENERGY IEEMA – Product / Cross-Functional Forums PUBLIC POLICY CELL

4. Specific Standardisation / Benchmarking Activities Price Variation Clauses, Prices / Indices Statistical Analysis & Market ResearchInternational Technical Seminars & ConferencesIEEMA JournalSME FocusTraining Programmes & Skill Up gradationExport Promotion (MOUs, Fair Participation / Trade Delegations)ELECRAMA – Largest T&D Equipment Exhibition in the WorldEnergy Efficiency Programmes; Electrical Safety Awareness Campaign Activities of IEEMA

5. Electricity in the Concurrent List of the Indian Constitution – Powers divided between Federal and State Governments Union Ministry of Power is responsible for the Administration of the Electricity Act, 2003 and the Energy Conservation Act, 2001 Union Ministry of Power oversees the Restructured Accelerated Power Development & Reform Programme (R-APDRP) for strengthening of sub- transmission and distribution network and reduction in AT&C losses Union Ministry of Power also oversees deployment of rural electrification schemes through the Rajiv Gandhi Grameen Vidyutikaran Yojana (RGGVY) Around 150 power utilities - Almost all the 29 States in the country have at least one State-owned GENCO, TRANSCO and DISCOM, apart from the Central GENCOs (NTPC, NHPC, NPCIL, DVC, BBMB, NEEPCO, THDC, SJVN) and TRANSCO (PGCIL), and private utilities India’s Power Sector

6. Installed Power Generation Capacity: 318,414 MW Installed Power Generation Capacity: 243,029 MW (Thermal – 69%, Hydro – 17%, Nuclear – 2%, RES – 12%) AC Transmission Lines: 348,049 ckm HVDC: 16,872 ckm AC Transmission Lines: 281,904 ckm HVDC: 9,432 ckm AC Substation Transformation Capacity: 669,801 MVA HVDC: 22,500 MW AC Substation Transformation Capacity: 517,046 MVA HVDC: 13,500 MW Inter-Regional Transmission Capacity: 65,550 MW Inter-Regional Transmission Capacity: 33,950 MW As on 31.03.2014Target for 31.03.2017

7. Manufacturing sector providing generation, transmission and distribution equipment primarily to the power sector Industry Production in 2014-15: INR 1,36,953 crores (US$ 22.41 billion); Exports: INR 35,419 (US$ 5.80 billion) 9.54% of manufacturing sector is terms of value and 1.23% of India’s GDP Direct employment to 5 lakh persons, indirect to 10 lakhs, and over 50 lakhs across the entire value chain Diversified, matured and strong manufacturing base, with robust supply chainRugged performance design of equipment to meet tough network demand Presence of major foreign players, either directly or through technical collaborations with Indian manufacturers State-of-art technology in most sub-sectors at par with global standards Indian Electrical Equipment Industry

8. Indian Electrical Equipment Industry Production INR crores Year

9. Indian Electrical Equipment Industry Production in 2014-15 EquipmentINR crores Boilers 13,491 Turbines 3,503 Generators 3,229 Cables 33,000 Switchgear & Controlgear 14,700 Transformers 10,600 Transmission Lines 10,000 Conductors 10,000 Rotating Machines (Motors, AC Generators, Generating Sets) 6,500 Energy Meters 2,800 Capacitors 530 Other Electrical Equipment (insulators, surge arrestors, stamping & lamination, winding wires, instrument transformers, industrial electronics, etc.) 28,600 Total1,36,953

10. India's Exports & Imports of Electrical Equipment in INR Crores INR

11. India’s Major Export Destinations and Import Sources for Electrical Equipment Export DestinationsImport Sources United States of AmericaChina United Arab EmiratesGermany United KingdomSouth Korea GermanyUnited States of America Saudi ArabiaJapan FranceSweden TanzaniaSingapore NigeriaFrance ChinaUnited Kingdom SingaporeItaly

12. India’s Major Export and Import of Electrical Equipment Export ProductsImport Products Rotating Machines (Motors, AC Generators, Generating Sets) & Parts Power Projects Switchgear and Controlgear & PartsIndustrial Electronics Rotating Machines (Motors, AC Generators, Generating Sets) & Parts Transformers & PartsSwitchgear and Controlgear & Parts Cables Custom Built ProductsTurbines & Parts Boiler & PartsCustom Built Products ConductorsTransformers & Parts Transmission Line TowersCapacitors & Parts Turbines & PartsInsulators & Fittings

13. Developed by DHI in consultation with all stakeholders and with support from IEEMA Vision 2022 To make India the country of choice for the production of electrical equipment and reach an output of US$100 billion by balancing exports and imports

14. Vision 2022 in Numbers Electrical Equipment Market in India in 2011-12 in US$ billion Domestic Production +Imports -Exports =Total Market T&D & Others BTG Estimated Electrical Equipment Market in India in 2021-22 in US$ billion Imports -Exports =Total MarketDomestic Production + T&D & Others BTG

15. Industry Competitiveness Technology Up gradation Skills Development Exports Conversion of Latent Demand Core Themes of Improvement in the Mission Plan Under each of the five Themes, all areas of concern have been identified and Interventions recommended. DHI has set up two Inter-Ministerial Groups (IMGs) to formulate a cogent and common approach. Two meetings have taken place.

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