Adani Green Energy Limited
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Guidance — 5 items
India can solve the supply-demand mismatch by
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“PSP: Pumped storage project | PPA: Power Purchase Agreement 14 AGEL: Growth & cash generation capability de-risked Operational Capacity & EBITDA from Power Supply EBITDA from Power Suppply (INR Cr.) 43% CAGR Operational Capacity (MW) 34% CAGR 1,9… 1,970 834 1,710 2,545 1,859 FY18 FY19 FY20 3,470 2,207 FY21 8,086 5,538 5,410 3,508 10,934 7,222 Run-rate EBITDA of Rs.”
India can solve the supply-demand mismatch by
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“Financing Project Financing SPV level Stabilization Phase Post-Stabilization Phase LCs & short-term funds to finance equipment Ensure senior debt availability for Project Construction Ensure availability of working capital Debt Capital market refinancing at lower interest rate, longer tenure and terms akin to stable assets Fully-funded Growth Development Phase De-risking of Liquidity Risk Stabilization Post-stabilization Phase l e c y c e f i l j t c e o r P t u o h g u o r h t .”
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“• With an aim to reduce Scope 3 emissions, AGEL extensively engaged with the suppliers leading to 87% of manufacturing suppliers disclosing their GHG emissions through CDP supply chain program.”
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“Development & Execution Excellence ▪ Project Management, Execution and Assurance through AIIL: Large team of skilled professionals having specialized knowledge & hands-on experience and 20,000+ vendor network ensuring effective and timely execution.”
India can solve the supply-demand mismatch by
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“▪ AGEL operational capacity addition has outpaced the industry, achieving a CAGR of 41% in last 5 years (Industry CAGR ~13%) and is on track to achieve its stated target of 50 GW by 2030.”
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Risks & concerns — 1 flagged
Financing Project Financing SPV level Stabilization Phase Post-Stabilization Phase LCs & short-term funds to finance equipment Ensure senior debt availability for Project Construction Ensure availability of working capital Debt Capital market refinancing at lower interest rate, longer tenure and terms akin to stable assets Fully-funded Growth Development Phase De-risking of Liquidity Risk Stabilization Post-stabilization Phase l e c y c e f i l j t c e o r P t u o h g u o r h t .
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Opening remarks
India can solve the supply-demand mismatch by
▪ Power demand management - shifting power load to daytime ▪ Flexing thermal and hydro ▪ Storage – Hydro PSP and Batteries As per CEA’s National Electricity Plan – Volume II (Transmission), the peak demand by FY32 to be ~388 GW. RE contribution in the power supply is expected to increase from current 35% to 59% by FY32. Given the intermittent nature of RE sources, the energy storage systems are planned to be integrated in the grid - 47 GW BESS and 36 GW PSP capacity by FY32. Load curve to flatten, however significant unmet demand during non-solar hours creates a strong case for Storage Source CEA optimal mix report, AGEL Internal analysis; Nati, CEA’s National Electricity Plan – Volume II (Transmission) PSP: Pumped storage project | BESS: Battery Energy Storage System | CEA: Central Electricity Authority 11 Select YearSelect MonthDemand ShiftingThermal Tech MinSourceGWBUsSolar292.661Wind99.924Other RE336Hydro59.317Gas252Nuclear158Thermal252107BESS/ PSP installed60.6Thermal - PLF 56.9%T
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