1. PROJECT GRANTED UNDER INDO-EUROPEAN COOPERATION ON RENEWABLE ENERGY

2. OVERVIEW & UPDATE SHRUTI SHUKLA SR. POLICY ADVISOR,GWEC At EU-MNRE JWG meeting New Delhi, 7 May 2015 Facilitating Offshore Wind In India (FOWIND)

3. Content 1. FOWIND Project structure Objectives and expected outcomes Activities Status –Offshore Wind Policy and Markets Assessment –Pre-feasibility Study for Gujarat and Tamil Nadu –LiDAR procurement (resource assessment) 2. Beyond FOWIND

4. Structure Implemented by: Global Wind Energy Council led consortium, including Center for Study of Science, Technology and Policy [Bengaluru] DNV GL [Bengaluru] Gujarat Power Corporation Limited [Gandhinagar] World Institute of Sustainable Energy [Pune] In close cooperation with the Ministry of New and Renewable Energy, India Implementation period : 34 months remaining (ends March 2018) Total cost of the Action : € 5.4 M EU Delegation to India contribution = € 4 M Other consortium partners’ contribution : GPCL is contributing = € 0.5 M Geographical Focus : States of Gujarat and Tamil Nadu

5. FOWIND Goal is to promote offshore wind power to facilitate India’s transition towards a low carbon energy future Objectives: 1. Create an enabling environment through preliminary infrastructure and resource assessments 2. Undertake capacity building efforts for relevant stakeholders 3. Utilize European offshore learning to reduce technical barriers and financial risks 4. Promote collaboration between Indian and the European R&D institutes 5. Undertake preliminary techno-commercial studies for potential zone(s) 6. To develop an offshore wind development roadmap for India (up to 2032)

6. Expected Outcomes Facilitate offshore wind energy development in India through preliminary assessments Enhanced knowledge, capacity of decision makers and key stakeholders Create partnerships between Europe and India in both the public and private sector Improved awareness among local communities (location specific) Develop a pathway for Offshore Wind Development up to 2032 Support MNRE’s efforts towards realizing India’s first demonstration project

7. Status Work Package 1Review of existing studies, gaps & pre-feasibility analysis of offshore zones [ ✔ ] Work Package 2 Development of a decision support system tool using GIS [ ✔ ] Work Package 3 Infrastructure Assessment in GUJ & TN [ ✔ ] Work Package 4 LiDAR Deployment & Assessment of LiDAR based data [ ✔ ] Work Package 5Techno-commercial analysis for identified site in GUJ & TN Work Package 6 Knowledge Exchange & Structural Co-operation [ ✔ ] Work Package 7 2032 OW Outlook; Training Workshops & media outreach [ ✔ ] [ ✔ ] Work Packages initiated in Years 1 and 2 On-going activity

8. Year 1 Inception report : to establish baseline conditions OW Policy and Market Assessment report Pre-feasibility reports : Gujarat, Tamil Nadu Field visit and study tour to Germany Stakeholder workshops Outline : Annual Activity Year 3  LiDAR data acquisition (Site 1)  LiDAR installation (Site 2)  EU-India R&D Platform development  Engineer’s training workshops  Develop a GIS-based DSS for OW Completed Year 2  LiDAR procurement and installation (Site 1)  Infrastructure assessment (GUJ and TN)  Grid integration study  Port study  Supply chain study  Initiate EU-India R&D platform on offshore wind On-going Year 4  LiDAR installation (Site 3)  Stakeholder roundtable  Techno-commercial analysis for a 100 MW wind farm in GUJ and TN  Feasibility report for select zone(s)  Offshore Wind Outlook 2032 Pathway

9. (a) Offshore Wind Policy & Market Assessment Report Set a clear target & develop a roadmap to convey a long-term vision to the industry Clearly articulate and affirm the offshore wind policy objectives to maintain industry confidence Ensure well managed progression from demonstration to commercial projects Provide strong initial public investment Design risk-informed support mechanisms to drive cost reduction Careful consideration of the costs & benefits of promoting a local supply chain

10. (b) PFR Zone Ranking Methodology Mapping and Identification of Spatial ConstraintsRemoval of the constraints (Exclusion Zones) Calculate score for the remaining areas based on weighted multi-criteria analysis Identify the most promising ZonesZone Ranking, Analysis + Description & Reporting Potential Zones considered most suitable for OW energy development in Gujarat and Tamil Nadu, ranked based on a set of defined environmental and technical parameters

11. Gujarat PFR : Preliminary Zones

12. Tamil Nadu PFR: Preliminary Zones

13. LiDAR Procurement and Installation : In-principle approval from the EU Delegation for procurement. Related budget approval tbc Complete procurement Post procurement LiDAR to be transferred to NIWE [ Final MoU draft with NIWE ] NIOT to provide complete design and construction support for marine sub-structure Request MNRE for financial support towards the marine sub-structure (Gujarat) Data Acquisition : 3 studies begun (Grid, Ports & Supply Chain) – Data access needed urgently Support : Tamil Nadu* agencies ( e.g. TANGEDCO, TEDA ) Gujarat agencies (e.g. GEDA) Next Steps

14. 2. Beyond FOWIND Mainstreaming has begun – strong Government support for RE technologies Target : 175 GW of RE capacity by 2022 Wind = 60 GW including 1 GW of Offshore* Demonstration project proposed by MNRE along the Gujarat Coast FOWIND will provide fundamental information and preliminary support : Share EU Offshore wind sector best practices (Policy, Regulatory, Costs, Financing) Resource assessment (preliminary) Feasibility and infrastructure assessments (preliminary) Knowledge sharing and capacity building A Roadmap for Commercial Offshore Wind Development in India (2032) Establish the Framework conditions for a robust Offshore Wind Sector

15. De-risking a demonstration project

16. Expected steps from the feasibility to procurement stage

17. This project is co-funded by the European Union CONTACT: Shruti Shukla shruti.shukla@gwec.netshruti.shukla@gwec.net 80, Rue d’Arlon, Brussels Belgium 1040 Website : www.fowind.inwww.fowind.in info@fowind.in