Odisha Renewable Energy Development Agency

 

Our Achivements
 
 

The Odisha Renewable Energy Development Agency (OREDA) was established during 1984 under the Science and Technology Department, Government of Odisha with a view to  promote research & development and popularize Non-Conventional and Renewable Sources of Energy in the State.

Since its inception ,OREDA has provided renewable energy solutions to more than 2.00 lakh households in the state by providing photovoltaic power plants, home light systems , street light systems, Biomass gasifiers and Biogas plants.

VISION

  • Provision of minimum illumination to all  Remote Un-electrified Villages by 2012.

  • Increase the share of Renewable Energy to   10% of the total power mix by 2020.

  • Accelerated use of RE Technology in all sectors of  economy.

  • Major Programs being implemented by OREDA:


    • Remote Village Electrification

    • Decentralized Distributed Generation

    • Renewable Energy Power Projects

    • Off-grid Solar Power Projects

    • National Biogas and Manure Management Program

    • Solar Photovoltaic Program

    • Energy plantation and Bio-diesel production



    Remote Village Electrification Program:

    The Remote Village Electrification Program of Odisha began in the year 2006-07. So far electrification of 589 villages is complete and the same for 11 villages is under progress. During the current financial year 770 more villages have been sanctioned for which work orders have been placed on M/s Central Electronics Limited and M/s Bharat Electronics Limited on 29.6.2011 and 12.7.2011 respectively. The firms have communicated their acceptance of the order and are arranging to send materials by 4th week of August and start installation of systems in the first week of September. It has been scheduled to complete the work by end of December 2011.
    Besides, the State Energy Department and REC have communicated a list of 530 more villages where survey is now under progress. DPRs will be sent to MNRE in phases so as to complete the lot by October 2011. Upon sanction it is expected to complete the project by 31st March 2012.
    During a review taken by Hon’ble Chief Minister on 5.8.2011 it was decided that all those villages which were programmed for coverage under RGGVY but could not be taken up due to want of forest clearance should also be covered under RVEP. It is expected that about 300 to 400 villages could come under this category. Once the firm list is available survey and DPR preparation work will be taken up forthwith.

    Year wise status of implementation of projects:

    FY No. of villages sanctioned No. of villages dropped due to grid connectivity and other reasons No. of villages completed Villages under progress As on 8.8.2011 Program for completion
    31st Aug ‘11 15th Sep’11

    2006-07

    197

    5

    185

    7

    5

    2

    2007-08

    0

    0

    0

    0

    0

    0

    2008-09

    91

    4

    86

    1

    0

    1

    2009-10

    371

    50

    318

    3

    1

    2

    Total

    659

    59

    589

    11

    6

    5



    Note:
    Solar Power plants are under installation in all these 11 villages. Civil works in most cases is complete. Erection of solar power plant, LT distribution line and house wiring is under progress. In village Tuluka of Angul District BEL has not yet sent the power plant materials although the rest of the works is complete. BEL has been requested to send the same at once and complete the work. Similarly in Madhichuan village in Balasore district the work was stopped half way due to want of forest clearance as the area is frequented by elephant. After agreeing to use sheathed cables in place of open conductors the matter was resolved and work is under progress.  Three of the villages in Sundergarh district have become highly inaccessible due to incessant rains for which work had to be stopped half way. Work in these villages is expected to resume in the first week of September.

    2010-11 Program:

    During 2010-11 a total of 770 villages in 8 districts have been sanctioned by MNRE, GOI vide sanctioned Order No 21/5/2010-11/RVE dated 25.2011 and 21/09/2010-11/RVE dated 29.3.2011 . The total financial outlay of the program is Rs.3465 lakhs out of which Central Financial Assistance is Rs.2906 lakhs. Following tender the work of these villages have been distributed between M/s CEL and M/s BEL in the following manner.

    DISTRIBUTION OF WORK BETWEEN BEL & CEL UNDER RVEP-2010-11



    BEL,KOLKATA

    Sl No

    District

    No. of village

    No. of HLS

    No. of SLS

    1

    Kandhamal

    161 4382 421
    2

    Nayagarh

    37 821 84
    3

    Rayagada

    151 5063 470

    TOTAL

    349 10266 975

    CEL,SAHIBABAD

    Sl No District No. of village No. of HLS No. of SLS
    1 Angul 24 1016 103
    2 Debagarh 17 510 48
    3 Rayagada 233 6291 611
    4 Sambalpur 27 714 69
     5 Mayurbhanj 11 521 46
    6  Gajapati 109 3374 318
      TOTAL 421 12426 1195
      GRAND TOTAL 770 22692 2170


    Note:
    Out of the above, orders for 51 villages to CEL and 8 Villages to BEL were given earlier to the tender in old rates to accommodate the surplus systems on account of dropped villages and start work immediately.

    Progress of work:

    S/N District No of Villages  Status of constitution of VEC
    till end of June during july Total Balance Schedule
    Aug Sep Oct
    1 Gajapati 109 46 43 89 20 20 0 0
    2 Deogarh 17 11 0 11 6 6 0 0
    3 Rayagada 384 98 74 172 212 50 100 62
    4 Kandhamal 161 10 28 38 123 40 40 43
    5 Mayurbhanj 11 11 0 11 0 0 0 0
    6 Nayagarh 37 5 17 22 15 15 0 0
    7 Angul 24 24 0 24 0 0 0 0
    8 Samabalpur 27 5 2 7 20 10 10 0
      Total 770 210 164 374 396 141 150 105


    New program:

    Apart from the above 770 villages the State Energy department and REC have given a list of 530 villages where survey is under progress. The details are given below:

    New villages identified for coverage during 2011-12 in in LWE Districts

    Sl No

    District

    No. of  Villages Identified

     Remarks

    1

    Keonjhar

    96

    LWE

    2

    Sundergrah

    89

    LWE

    3

    Kalahandi

    137

    LWE

    4

    Malkangiri

    47

    LWE

    5

    Nuapada

    10

    LWE

    6

    Bolangiri

    2

    LWE

    7

    Nawarangpur

    4

    LWE

    8

    Deograh

    6

    LWE

    9

    Koraput

    139

    LWE

    Total

    530

    LWE

    10

    Ganjam

    73

    Non -LWE

    11

    Angul

    1

    Non - LWE

    12

    Bargarh

    2

    Non -LWE

    13

    Khurda

    3

    Non -LWE

    14

    Total               

    79

    Non -LWE

     

    Grand Total

    609

     


    Year wise physical &Financial Achievement

    Physical and financial achievement for FY 2006-07

    Villages sanctioned 197
    Villages completed 185
    Villages dropped 05
    Villages under progress 07*
    Total Amount sanctioned by MNRE (Rs) 11,68,00,044
    Amount released 9,95,68,172
    Amount to be refunded on account of dropped villages 60,78,610
    Actual amount available for expenditure 9,34,89,562
    Expenditure incurred 7,87,46,780
    Balance amount available 1,47,42,782
    UC submitted 6,84,32,344
    Percentage of expenditure 84.23 %

    Physical and financial achievement for FY 2008-09

    Villages sanctioned 91
    Villages completed 86
    Villages dropped 04
    Villages under progress 01
    Total Amount sanctioned by MNRE (Rs) 3,44,02,100
    Amount released 2,40,81,000
    Amount to be refunded on account of dropped villages 32,01,068
    Actual amount available for expenditure 2,08,79,932
    Expenditure incurred 2,38,67,364
    Balance amount available (-) 29,87,432
    UC submitted 2,38,67,364
    Percentage of expenditure 114.30

    Physical and financial achievement for FY 2009-10

    Villages sanctioned 371
    Villages completed 318
    Villages dropped 50
    Villages under progress 03*
    Total Amount sanctioned by MNRE (Rs) 24,37,06,436
    Amount released 17,05,92,000
    Amount to be refunded on account of dropped villages 4,48,09,910
    Actual amount available for expenditure 12,57,82,090
    Expenditure incurred 11,34,34,005
    Balance amount available 4,01,22,287
    UC submitted 11,34,34,005
    Percentage of Expenditure 90.18%


    Abstract of physical and financial achievement up to 2009-10


    Villages sanctioned 659
    Villages completed 589
    Villages dropped 59
    Villages under progress 11
    Total Amount sanctioned by MNRE (Rs) 39,49,08,580
    Amount released 29,42,41,172
    Amount to be refunded on account of dropped villages 05,40,89,588
    Actual amount available for expenditure 24,01,51,584
    Expenditure incurred 21,60,48,149
    Balance amount available 05,18,77,637
    UC submitted 16,79,59,511
    Percentage of Expenditure 89.96%


    2010-11

    Villages sanctioned 770
    Villages completed 33
    Villages dropped 0
    Villages under progress 0
    No. of villages for which work orders placed 770
    Total Amount sanctioned by MNRE (Rs) 33,73,98,480
    Amount released 23,60,20,405
    Expenditure incurred 81,25,032
    Balance available 22,78,95,373
    Percentage of Expenditure 3.44%

    Year wise coverage of Remote Villages


     

    ACHIEVEMENTS OF OREDA UPTO 30.11.2008

    Geographical spread of remote villages



    Year wise- District wise coverage of households

    Sl No.

    District

    Households covered
    2006-07 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 Total
    1

    Gajapati

    860 22 0 3238 4120
    2

    Keonjhar

    1333 132 1428 0 2893
    3

    Sundergarh

    2516 0 3489 0 6005
    4

    Kalahandi

    2861 95 2834 0 5790
    5

    Nayagarh

    0 776 0 796 1572
    6

    Balasore

    0 130 0 0 130
    7

    Angul

    0 200 193 999 1392
    8

    Kandhamal

    0 9 0 4206 3895
    9

    Nuapada

    0 20 0 0 20
    10

    Malakangiri

    0 128 0 0 128
    11

    Rayagada

    0 80 1765 10963 12605
    12

    Mayurbhanj

    0 228 2635 498 3361
    13

    Bolangir

    0 0 56 0 56
    14

    Nawarangpur

    0 0 78 0 78
    15

    Deogarh

    0 0 0 492 492
    16

    Sambalpur

    0 0 0 685 685
     

    TOTAL

    7570 1820 12478 21877 43745
     
    Vill. Pichiliguda, Bissamkatak, Rayagada   An illuminated kitchen in Jamuani
        vill,Jashipur , Mayurbhnaj .
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    Solar Power Plant  in Kiapadar,
    Rampur, Kalahandi  
                                                                                    
      A solar street light in Badisol vill, Th.
       Kolnara, Rayagada     
           
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    Improved quality of life   Extended working hours
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    Evening meeting                                                                                              Children studying under the light
     

    Potential of Renewable Energy in Odisha
    S/N Renewable Energy Source Gross Potential (MW) Feasible Potential (MW)
    1 Solar Photovoltaic 40,000 8000
    2 Solar Thermal 10000 2000
    3 Wind 1700 910
    4 Biomass-paddy husk 300 250
    5 Biomass – paddy straw 600 250
    6 Other Biomass 800 250
    7 Biodiesel 300 150
    8 Small Hydro Project 120 120
    Total 53820 11820

    Solar Power Program (on grid Projects)


    • The state of Odisha receives an average solar insolation of about 5.5 kW per Sq meter.

    • At this rate the average capacity utilization factor is expected to be about 19%

    • Keeping this in view the State offers a levellized tariff of Rs 17.80 per kwh over a period of 25 years.

    • At present 8 solar power plants each of 1 MW capacity are under installation in the state under the RPSSGP scheme.Two of these projects have been commissioned in bargarh and Cuttack districts. The balance will be commissioned by Septmeber 2011.

    • The State Distribution utilities will be having solar obligation of about 15 to 20 MW per year till 2015-16 and thereafter depending upon the capacity addition in thermal power this would increase further. The State Technical Committee for RE Power projects has resolved to invite RFPs for a total of 25 MWs for fulfilling the RPO of GRIDCO. Besides, OREDA has been designated as the State Nodal Agency for Administration of RPO in the State by the OERC. Under this function several obligated entities (those having Captive Generation Plants of more than 5 MW or drawing more than 5 MW power from open access) have been identified in the state and actions are being initiated to help them fulfill their solar as well as non solar obligations as determined by the OERC.


    Upcoming Solar Power Projects


    Wind Power Generation Program

    In 1998 C-WET however published wind data of 6 potential sites where commercial exploitation was possible. The details of the sites are as under:


    S/ N

    Site

    Mean wind power density
    1. Chandipur 315 W/sqm
    2 Chatrapur 264 W/sqm
    3 Damon Jodi 250 W/sqm
    4 Gopalpur 265W/sqm
    5 Paradeep 289 W/sqm
    6 Puri 214 W/sqm

    However due to absence of a state wind policy, developers did not show much interest for harnessing wind power in the state.
    In December 2005 after announcement of the Renewable Energy Policy of the State when developers showed interest to set up wind power projects it was observed that suitable land in the above 6 sites is no more available due to various reasons.

    OREDA therefore made attempts to identify new sites around the same old sites under the MNRE scheme “Wind Resource Assessment through Private Developers for subsequent development of wind farms” in the following sites

    Sl.No Name of the company Place District No. of locations Date of commencement Data available for
    1. M/s Suzlon Infrastructure ltd,Hyderabad Dhamara Bhadrak 1 February,2007 August,2007 to January, 2010.
    2 -do- Chatrapur Ganjam 1 -do- -
    3 -do- Nabarangpur Nabarangpur 1 -do- -
    4 -do- Puri Puri 1 -do- Januaary,2008 to January, 2010.
    5 -do- Damonjodi south Koraput 1 -do- July, 2007 to June, 2008.
    6 -do- Damonjodi North Koraput 1 -do- -
    7 -do- Chandipur Baleswar 1 -do- -
    8 -do- Paradeep Jagatsingpur 1 -do- -
    9 Centre for Wind Energy Technology (C-WET), Chennai Daitari Keonjhar 1 October,2009 -
    10 -do- Gandhamardhan Keonjhar 1 -do- -
    11 -do- Khandadhar Sundergarh 1 -do- -
    12 M/s ReGen Powertech ltd,Chennai Sambalpur Sambalpur 1 August,2010 -
    13 -do- Puri Puri 1 -do- -
    14 -do- Khurda                    Khurda                1 -do- -
    15 -do- Kandhamal Kandhamal 1 -do- -
    16 -do- Kalahandi Kalahandi 1 -do- -
     

    New Proposals for setting up wind farms


    In the mean while, M/s Suzlon Infrastructure ltd, Hyderabad has submitted a Detailed Project Report (DPR) for setting up of 51.25MW Wind Power project at Panchapatmali sites of in Koraput district. Similarly, M/s  REGEN has submitted DPR for a 21 MW wind farm in the same Damanjodi area. Both the projects are under consideration of the State Technical committee.


    Wind Resource Assessment in Odisha.

    Fresh initiatives:

    As per the recent wind atlas published by C-WET the total wind power potential of Odisha has been estimated at 910 MW. C-WET has also provided the coordinates of 28 sites for taking up fresh wind resource assessment studies. The village details of these locations have been  collected from Odisha Space Application Centre and acquisition of land for setting up met masts is in progress.




    Biomass Power Projects

  • Estimated Potential : 300 MW
  •  Implementation agreements signed:138 MW.
  • Total No. of Projects : 11
  •  Total investment : 710 crores.
  • 20 MW project by Shalivahana Green Energy in Nimidah village of Dhenkanal district is expected to be commissioned in two
    months time.
  • Other projects are at various levels of implementation.


  • National Biogas and Manure Management Program   (NBMMP)

    The state of Odisha has a potential of about 6.00 lakhs domestic biogas plants. So far about 2.5 lakhs domestic biogas plants have been installed. For the current year 2010-11 a target of 8000 and  .biogas plants has been accepted. Out of this so far 6050 plants have been completed and about plants are at different levels of construction. The district –wise break up of completed plants is as under. Besides construction of plants 96 users’ training programs and two construction –cum-maintenance training programs have been completed as against the targets of 200 and 5 nos programs respectively. 


    Slno District Target  Achievement Users Training Masons Training
    1 Angul 350 222 09           -  
    2 Balasore 110 75 03           -  
    3 Bargarh 400 262 07           -  
    4 Bhadrak 300 106 07           -  
    5 Bolangir 150 120 10           01
    6 Boudh 25 25 02           -  
    7 Cuttack 800 700 18           -  
    8 Deogarh 150 65 03           -  
    9 Dhenkanal 200 84 05           -  
    10 Gajapati 200 150 05           -  
    11 Ganjam 350 260 08           -  
    12 Jagatsinghpur 450 350 10           -  
    13 Jajpur 300 200 10  
    14 Jharsuguda 300 300 07            01
    15 Kalahandi 100 66 02           -  
    16 Kandhamal 25 10 01           -  
    17 Kendrapara 350 250 08           01  
    18 Keonjhar 400 300 10           -  
    19 Khurda 270 222 06           -  
    20 Koraput 450 380 15           -  
    21 Malkangiri 30 21 02           -  
    22 Mayurbhanj 50 50 02           01
    23 Nawaranagpur 300 140 07            01
    24 Nayagarh 50 15 02           -  
    25 Nuapara 40 36 01           -  
    26 Puri 350 362 05           -   
    27 Rayagada 200 100 05           -  
    28 Sambalpur 350 296 08           -  
    29 Sonepur 150 132 02           -  
    30 Sundargarh 800 751 20           -  
    TOTAL : 8000 6050 200            05


    Off-grid Solar Power Projects


  • A  50kWp  roof top Solar PV Power Plant has been sanctioned by MNRE during 20010-11.
  • The same is proposed to be installed on the roof top of North Annex Building of Odisha Secretariat
  • The power from this plant will be supplied dedicatedly to lawn/garden lights, street lights, 3rd floor conference hall.
  • Excess power will flow in to the main distribution panel of the building.
  • Total saving on this account would be about Rs 1,80,000/- (45000 units)per annum.
  • A 2kW solar power plant has been commissioned in Eco-tourism complex in Berhampura island in Chilika lake.
  • A 650 watt power plant has been commissioned in Badatamera Sevasharm in Nabarangpur district. The power plants provides illumination to 10 rooms and powers a TV for use by the inmates of the ashram. The project was inaugurated by Hon’ble Minister, science and Technology Department on 26.8.2010.
  • Project proposals for installation of Solar Power Plants in Raj Bhawan, Bhubaneswar, Sun Temple, Konark etc. are under preparation.
  • Energy Plantation and Bio-diesel Production

    Energy Plantation and Bio-diesel Production was adopted by the State during 2007-08 with a view to make effective use of wastelands for cultivation of Jatropha and other suitable non-edible oilseeds as well as to generate employment opportunities in rural areas.

    Coverage of jatropha plantation:
    2008-09 : 4847 Acres
    2010 -11: 3338 Acres
    Plantation activity is continuing through NREGS


  • National Biogas Manure Management Programme (NBMMP).
    • Total No. of Biogas plants constructed up to 2007-08 : 2,05,381.
    • A total number of 4000 family type biogas plants, 5 Nos. CMC/Refresher training course and 200 Nos. User’s courses have been allocated to the state for the year 2008-09. Training programmes and construction of Biogas plants under progress.

     

    1. Solar Photovoltaic Programme.
    • The SPV programme of MNRE for the year 2007-08 continued up to  31.10.2008.
    • Supply and installation of 441 Nos. of SPV Home Light Systems and 159 Nos. SPV Street Light Systems  have been made under the programme.
    • Total achievement under the programme are as follows.

    SPV Home Light Systems  : 5121 Nos.
    SPV Street Light Systems  : 5471 Nos.
    SPV Power Plants             : 26/74.516 KWp.
    Solar Lanterns                 : 9603 Nos.

    • Electrification of two remote villages namely, Udal and Tentulikhol in Kishorenagar block of Angul district have been completed by OREDA with installation of SPV LED Home Lighting Systems and Street Lighting Systems. The electrification works have been inaugurated by Hon’ble Minister Planning & Co-ordination and Science & Technology and Hon’ble Minister School and Mass Education on 9.7.2008.
    • Proposal for electrification of Gunupur High School in Thuamul Rampur block of Kalahandi district with power supply through SPV Power Plant has been submitted to S & T Dept.
    1. Remote Village Electrification Programe.
    • Number of projects sanctioned by MNRE under RVEP-2006-07 : 197 (Gajapati-45, Keonjhar-22, Sundargarh-60, Kalahandi-70)
    • Number of villages electrified : 77 (Gajapati-44, Keonjhar-15, Sundargarh-10 and Kalahandi-8).
    • Electrification of the balance villages in Kalahandi and Sundargarh districts are under progress.
    • Survey of 246 unelectrified villages certified by REC Ltd. for electrification under RVEP and preparation of DPRs are in progress.

     

    5. Village Energy Security Programme (VESP).

    • Number of VESP Projects sanctioned by MNRE, Govt. of India – 12.
    • Installation and commissioning of Biomass Gasifier power generating systems in 10 VESP projects have been completed and power supply to the villagers effected. Other components of the projects are in completion stage.
    • The test projects at Lundurupadar in Ganjam and Kandhal in Cuttack districts are in progress.

    6. Research and Development Programme.

    • A joint research project by OREDA and OUAT on operation of the stationary engine on straight vegetable oil have been taken up.
    • A proposal for development of a tunnel dryer specific to drying of Kendu leaves, ginger, vegetables and other forest produce etc. have been submitted to S & T Dept. against the current year’s budget provision .

    7. Wind Power Generation Programme

    • Project proposal for installation of 2 MW demonstration wind project at Panchpatmali Bauxite Mines of NALCO, Damanjodi has been submitted to MNRE, Govt. of India.
    •  The power purchase agreement has been prepared and sent to NALCO for acceptance.
    • The officials of OREDA were deputed to the site at Damanjodi, NALCO for demarcation of the proposed site. The same has been done and the contour drawing has been submitted to NALCO for allocation of proposed land in favour of OREDA.
    • C-WET, Govt. of India has been requested to prepare the micro-siting report and DPR for the PPL Project.
    • C-WET, Govt. of India have been requested to take up wind resource assessment in Sambalpur, Ganjam and Keonjhar districts. The officials of C-WET have visited the site.

    8. 110 KW Sunei Mini Hydel Project (MHP).

    • The project was commissioned and put to operation on 1st August 2007 and feeding power to the grid since then.
    • The project has generated more than 80,000 units of power since commissioning.
    • Agreement has been signed with GRIDCO for sale of power from the project.
    • The tariff for the purchase of power from the project has been submitted to OERC by GRIDCO for vetting.

    9. Bio-fuels    

    • The resolution on policy guidelines for raising energy plantations and bio-diesel production has been issued vide letter No.5345 dated 23.8.2007 of Science & Technology Department, Govt. of Odisha. The Gazette Notification of the policy guidelines has been made.
    • OREDA is nominated by Govt. of Odisha as the State Nodal Agency for bio-diesel development in the state and function as the single window for promotion and facilitation of all such projects.
    • The Ministry of Rural Development, Department of Land Resources, Govt. of India have sanctioned financial assistance of Rs.4.00 crores for raising Jatropha nursery in the State of Odisha through OFDC Ltd., Bhubaneswar. Out of the above financial assistance the State Govt. have decided to place Rs.2.00 crores with OREDA for raising Jatropha nurseries. An amount of Rs.1.98 crores have been sanctioned by the M.D., OFDC Ltd. and released Rs.98.00 lakhs.
    •  The total physical target has been fixed as 66 lakhs seedlings.
    •  Besides the above, Govt. in S&T Department have sanctioned and released Rs.2.00 crores during 2007-08 for raising Jatropha plantation for production of bio-fuel in 8 KBK districts.
    • Plantation of 1,00,377 Nos. Jatropha Curcus in Rayagada district, 81200 Nos. in Ganjam district and 1,48,400 Nos. in Kalahandi district have been verified and seedling cost has been released.
    • The action plan under the programme for the year 2008-09 is enclosed herewith.
    • Physical and Financial Achievement as on November, 2008. 

    S/N

    Item

    Target

    Achievement

    Expenditure

    1

    Organization of Dist. Level Workshop

    4

    1

    0.50

    2

    Organization of Block Level Workshop

    40

    10

    2.50

    3

    Organization of farmers’ training programme

    100

    100

    5.00

    3

    Dist. level monitoring cell

    20

    7.00

    140.00

    4.

    Subsidy for Plantation Programme

    15000
    Acre.

    4264

    0

    5.

    Enumeration of TBOs

    8 Districts

    Nil

    0

    6.

    Revolving fund for procurement of seeds

    LS

    Nil

    0

    7

    Setting up of demonstration Bio-diesel production centers

    20

    Nil

    0

    8

    Printing of IEC material

    LS

    Nil

    Nil

    9

    Misc. & contingencies

    LS

    Nil

    Nil

     

    Total

     

     

    148.00

    Plantation Activities under Progress: 

    S/N

    District

    Area in Acre

    Status

    1

    Angul

    70.82

    Land identified, DPR under preparation

    2

    Koraput

    271.00

    DPR prepared and submitted to Bank

    3

    Nowrangpur

    580.00

    DPR prepared and submitted to Bank

    4

    Keonjhar

    955.00

    DPR prepared and submitted to Bank, Plantation Started

    5

    Sundergarh

    100.00

    DPR under preparation.

     

    Total

    6240.82

     

    10. Municipal Solid Waste (MSW)

    • For management of MSW in all 103 ULBs of the State, OREDA already prepared the model DPRs and finalized the vendors for different collection and transportation equipments.
    • DPR for Solid Waste Management in Puri and Bhubaneswar Municipalities as per the JNNURM norms have  been prepared through M/s Center for Environment Education (CEE) Ahmedabad and submitted to H&UD Dept., Govt. of Odisha.

    11. Biomass Power Generation

    • In principle clearance has been issued for 22 projects in 22 districts for a total capacity of 257 MW. Out of the above Detail Project Reports in respect of 15(Fifteen) projects have been received.
    • State Technical Committee meeting was convened on 15.11.2008 for issue of Techno Economic Clearance for setting up of Biomass based power generating projects in different districts of the state.

    12. Seminars and Symposia.

    • One International Seminar on “Renewable Energy in Climate Change Mitigation” has been organized at Hotel Swosti Plaza, Bhubaneswar on 22.10.2008.

    13. Clean Development Mechanism (CDM).

    • OREDA has been declared as the State Nodal Agency for development of CDM projects in the state of Odisha by the Ministry of Forest and Environment (MOEF), Govt. of India.
    • Three Project Design Documents (PDD) on Wind Power Project, Hydel and RVEP have been submitted to MOEF, Govt. of India for consideration.  Besides another CDM activity report is also under preparation for assessing IDBI, World Bank carbon trading funds

    14. ISO CERTIFICATION

    • OREDA has taken steps for streamlining systems and procedures with the aim to increase organizational effectiveness so as to get Integrated Management System certified to ISO 9001-2000 and 14001-2004. Suggestions of the auditors and the certifying registrar would be incorporated to improve all round efficiency.
    • The server and other computers with LAN have been put in place. Finger printing identification for attendance of the employees, internal messaging and file digitization of OREDA has been established.
    • All the office processes are being carried out through Office Automation Software.
    PROGRESS OF DIFFERENT RENEWABLE ENERGY SCHEMES IMPLEMENTED BY OREDA
    Sl. No.
    Name of the Scheme
    Unit
    Cumulative Achievement Upto Oct. 2007
    1
    N.P.B.D.
    Nos.
    1,51,001
    2
    N.P.I.C.
    Nos.
    15,92,517
    3
    C.B.P./I.B.P.
    Nos.
    38
    4
    Biogas (F.T)
    Nos.
    1,97,733
    5
    Improved Chulla (FT)-
    Nos.
    21,01,600
    6
    Street Lighting System
    Nos.

    6,655

    7
    Home Lighting System
    Nos.

    4823

    8
    Solar Lantern
    Nos.
    9,719
    9
    SPV Power Plant
    Nos.
    63
    10
    Solar Cooker
    Nos.
    3495
    11
    Solar water Heating System
    Nos.
    141300 LPD
    12
    Solar Distillation System
    Nos.
    1192.50 Lpd per day
    13
    Solar Photo Voltaic
    -
    a) Street Lighting system
    Nos.
    5,182
    -
    b) Home Lighting System
    Nos.
    4,333
    -
    c) Solar Lantern
    Nos.
    9,402
    -
    d) SPV Operated TV
    Nos.
    58
    -
    e) SPV Pumping Systems.
    Nos.
    51
    -
    f) SPV Power Plant
    KWp
    36.515 Kwp
    14
    Solar Thermal Extension Program
    -
    a) S.W.D.S.
    LPD
    1,35,300
    -
    b) S.D.S.
    LPD
    1,192.5
    -
    c) Solar Cooker
    Nos.
    3,472


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