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    ERECTION CONDITIONS

    In wind farms construction at least 2 cranes are

    needed:

    1. A main crane to lift component such as tower

    segments, blades and rotor

    2. An Auxiliary crane that help the main craneduring the lift operations

    Cranes are designed especially to hoist 75-100tonnes gondolas up to hub heights of between 90

    and 130 meters above ground level

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    FINANCIALS

    Component Cost (Crores of

    Rs/MW)

    % of Total Capital

    Cost

    Wind Turbines 3.8 69

    Civil works 0.61 11

    Electrical

    Infrastructure

    0.5 9

    Power Conditioning

    and Grid Integration

    0.39 7

    Installation 0.1 2

    Others 0.1 2

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    GOVERNMENT SUPPORT

    Sales Tax Exemption Soft Loans From IREDA

    Excise duty exemption

    Generation Based Incentive: This is a promotionincentive given by government. If the generator is

    not availing the facility of accelerated depreciation

    then, GBI for wind is 50 paise per unit provided that

    the power plant should has a capacity of at least

    5MW

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    GOVERNMENT SUPPORT

    CDM Benefits: As per the Kyoto protocol, CDM

    benefits can be claimed if an activity is helpful inreducing carbon Emissions. Wind Energy does thesame so CDM benefits can be claimed as per AMS-ID calculation method

    MNRE benefits: MNRE has the provision ofproviding some incentives to the wind energygenerators if it is falling under grid interactive

    power programmes. Formulae used in thecalculation is : Rs 1.50crores *(c) ^0.646 (Where, cis capacity and ^ stands for raise to power)

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    ENVIRONMENTAL SUPPORT

    These governmental levels view wind power as anefficient means of meeting both environmental and

    part of the energy needs of the region

    In the Kosta, pressure from nearby port

    unfavourably impacted by pollution and support

    has helped encourage receptivity towards

    renewable energy projects

    The Kosta actively and successfully involved inattracting substantial foreign investment

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    CONCLUSION The steps necessary to proceed with the

    implementation of the project include:

    1. The land acquisition process

    2. Necessary permits, approvals and licenses

    3. Closing of financing Project built in a location with good wind resource

    and good financial and fiscal incentives for wind

    farm development to enhance the projects

    financial viability

    Project will break even shortly after the repayment

    of its cost and will continue to generate profits

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