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Registration Request for Review Form
CDM project activity/programme of activities registration request review form (CDM-REGR-FORM) (Version 03.0) |
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Reference number of the proposed CDM project activity/programme of activities (PoA) submitted for registration | 4397 |
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Title of the proposed CDM project activity/PoA submitted for registration | LHSF RE Project |
Please indicate, in accordance with paragraphs 37 and 40 of the CDM modalities and procedures, which validation requirement(s) may require review. A list of requirements is provided below. Please provide reasons in support of the request for review. Including any supporting documentation. | |
The following are requirements derived from paragraph 37 of the CDM modalities and procedures: | |
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The following are requirements derived from paragraph 40 of the CDM modalities and procedures: | |
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Additional information | |
1. The DOE is requested to clarify the project description by explaining: a) the on-site heat/ electricity demand, how it is met and how much electricity is exported in: i) the pre-project scenario, ii) the baseline, and iii) the project scenario; and b) the amount of bagasse consumed in: i) the pre-project scenario, ii) the baseline, and iii) the project scenario. In doing so, please refer to VVM version 1.2 paragraph 59. 2. The DOE is requested to explain how it has validated: a) the bagasse price; and b) inclusion of bagasse cost in the project IRR calculation to be appropriate, considering that it is generated at the sugar mill. In doing so, please refer to VVM version 1.2 paragraph 111. 3. The DOE is requested to further substantiate the amount of electricity exported, in particular: a) the difference between the installed capacity (26.75MW) and the export capacities (peak season: 21.78 MW, off-peak season: 24.08MW); b) if any of the electricity generated is used at the sugar mill and if the savings made from it can be accounted as revenue; and c) the amount of heat extracted in the extraction mode during the peak season, how it would be supplied in the baseline, and if the savings made from it can be accounted as revenue. In doing so, please refer to VVM version 1.2 paragraph 111. 4. The DOE is requested to explain how it has validated the O&M costs and the administration costs by providing validation of the source used (“certificate from sugar industry experts”) and the suitability of the values. In doing so, please refer to VVM version 1.2 paragraph 111. 5. The DOE is requested to justify the inclusion of cost of financing (interest on the working capital) in the project IRR calculation. In doing so, please refer to EB 51 annex 58 paragraph 9. 6. The DOE is requested to substantiate how it has validated the common practice analysis, in particular the essential distinctions between the proposed project activity (tariff: INR 2.86/kWh) and the five similar projects identified (tariff: INR 2.25/kWh). In doing so, please refer to VVM version 1.2 paragraph 120 (c). 7. The DOE is requested to explain how it has validated the baseline emissions, in particular: a) the net power generation by the project activity, reported as 106,315 MWh/year based on 26.75MW, 230 days/year, while the net power generation in the investment analysis is assumed as 83,934 MWh based on 21.78MW (180 days/year) and 24.08MW (50 days/year); b) the average net energy efficiency of the electricity generation in the other power plants that would use the bagasse in the absence of the project activity; c) the total power generation at the project site; and d) the historic power generation at the project site. In doing so, please refer to VVM version 1.2 paragraphs 90 and 91. 8. The DOE is requested to explain how it has validated the remaining technical lifetime of the existing boilers and turbines, including the ones retired due to the project activity. In doing so, please refer to EB50Annex15. |
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Date | 24 Jul 11 |
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