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Agenda
About Alstom Conditions for business investment & collaboration Tech transfer: enabling policies & funding Tech transfer: UN mechanism Role of business: working models of Tech transfer
Alstom Group
N2 in urban transport (metros & trams) N1 worldwide integrated power plants hydro power* air quality control systems
* through Alstom Hydro, a 50/50 joint venture between Alstom and Bouygues set up in 2006
N1 hydro
Technology Mix Efficiency CCS
Wind, solar and geothermal N1 nuclear (conventional islands) & biomass Efficiency: Plant optimisation & retrofit
2005
Stabilize Needed emissions path 550 ppm 450ppm +30C +20C max
Scale of funds
IEA (Blue Map scenario 2010) estimates additional global investment of $46 trillion will be needed by 2050 in order to keep within 450 ppm scenario. Indias Solar mission of 20 GW by 2020 at estimated cost of ~950 million USD.
Existence of free markets (e.g. no imposition of perverse subsidies or trade tariffs) Protection for intellectual property Carbon markets help to meet some of these conditions
Policies: National
Capacity building & skills development Carbon markets-Cap and trade Targets and product standards Infrastructure development Regulations requiring use of BAT Feed-in tariffs Portfolio standards IPR protection
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Policies: National
Govt. funding demonstration projects Public-private partnerships to share RD&D risk e.g. CoEs Govt. sponsored RD&D Tax credits to invest in RD&D Needs assessment e.g. The Expert Group on Low Carbon
strategies for Inclusive Growth (Interim report, May 2011)
Govt of India to fund the countrys first 700 degree C 800 MW steam plant
Carbon market-a policy option for enabling Tech transfer & investments
Help create demand Provide long term price signal Facilitate the appropriate regulatory environment e.g.
Amendments to Indias Energy Conservation Act, 2001 to accommodate ESCerts
Facilitate Public-Private Partnerships Need to expand global carbon markets by linking regional cap & trade systems
REC
Only grid connected 2 Types: solar & non-solar Value of 1 REC = 1 MW hour of RE electricity Price band determined by CERC To be traded at Power Exchanges National Load Dispatch Centre (NLDC) to issue certificates Enable states with less RE commit to higher RPOs Others (with social obligations) allowed to purchase
NMEE
Framework for Energy-Efficient Economic Development (FEED) Providing comfort to lenders by provision of Risk Guarantee for performance contract-Partial Risk Guarantee Fund (PRGF) Venture Capital Fund for EE Initial seed capital from Government Performance, Achieve & Trade (PAT) Create market for EE through Specific energy consumption (SEC) reduction targets for industrial units (fixed % reduction of current SEC within sect oral bandwidth) ESCerts can be traded and used for compliance purposes 1 ESCert = 1 Metric tonne of oil equivalent (MTOE)
Sources of funding
Direct fiscal transfers from governments and through multilateral financing routes Expansion of carbon markets and the flexible mechanisms Domestic investment by developing country governments The private sector, through Foreign Direct Investment
Funding options
Government: Research grants, Grants for pilots (Technology centre of excellence/innovation centre), Feed-in tariffs and other market measures to favour cleaner technologies Multilateral lenders: Higher risk funds to support pilots, Loans/finance to developing countries for large scale deployment Carbon markets: CDM; international offsets to fund clean energy projects in emerging/developing countries (for large scale deployment) Commercial finance: Equity; Debt
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Outputs: Help set right regulatory and market framework Assistance in planning & delivery of clean infrastructure Facilitation of PPPs
Risk sharing (valley of death issues for new techs) Access to multinationals expertise Help local firms compete in consortia Development of key supporting mechs (MRV, liability frameworks, training etc)
What we can do
Bring tech expertise (to help with needs assessments) International business and management experience in 70 countries worldwide Experience of building presence in new markets and developing regional manufacturing and export hubs Bring an expert policy team well-versed in policy-making as well as business Give feedback to governments on what works for business and what doesn't-risks, incentives, market sentiment
Business will provide the vast majority of the financial & human resources needed to deliver clean energy
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Joint Venture with Bharat Forge Ltd (BFL) - The JV involves setting up two companies to design, engineer, manufacture and deliver turbine and generator islands and their auxiliary equipment. Alstom Global Technology Centre for hydroelectricity, Vadodara The Technology centre established in 2008 at an existing Alstom manufacturing site, this centre will develop highly innovative hydro products and technologies, focused on the Indian market
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