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S. M. Formanul Islam Deputy CEO November 2014 Prospects of Biogas based Electricity Projects and Available Support from IDCOL

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Page 1: Biogas Based Projects IDCOL Formanul-Islam

S. M. Formanul Islam Deputy CEO

November 2014

Prospects of Biogas based Electricity Projects and Available Support from IDCOL

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IDCOL Biogas based Electricity Program

IDCOL Biogas based Electricity Program:

Motivational factors

Technologies

Financial structure

Implemented projects and target

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Motivational

Factors

Biogas based

Electricity Projects

Generation of gas and/or electricity from waste

Generation of highly profitable by-products

Scope for replacement of existing diesel generators

Effective alternative to grid electricity

Scope of meeting increasing demand for household

gas consumption in the country

Environment friendly as it leads to efficient

utilization of waste

Availability of proven technology

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Selection of Technology

Proven technology

Competency and experience of the supplier in

home and abroad

Supplier is selected on competitive basis

IDCOL is working with various stakeholders in

this sector to bridge the gaps and promote a

robust market for biogas and biogas projects

Technology

Biogas based

Electricity Projects

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Equipments Project Cost Components

Biogas based

Electricity Projects

Biogas Generators and/or

Biogas Distribution Lines

Civil Construction & Others

Biogas Digester(s)

Generation unit building

Wiring and/or piping

Slurry Pit

Fertilizer Shed

Fencing

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Biogas based Electricity Projects

300 m3 bio-electricity plant at Tetulia, Panchagarh

210 m3 bio-electricity plant at Bhuapur, Tangail

Biogas based electricity projects financed by IDCOL

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Factors Affecting Project Cost

Biogas based

Electricity Projects

Location

Availability of sufficient organic waste

Use of biogas generated by the project

Number and size of bio-digesters

Size of electricity generation plant

Slurry Utilization Plan

Quality and origin of equipments to be used

Based on the above criteria, a 50 KW biogas electricity project can cost BDT 7 million

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Financial Details (Sample of a 50 KW Biogas Electricity Plant)

Biogas based

Electricity Projects

Land Requirement 720 sft (digester and generator) 15,000 sft (fertilizer processing)

Civil Construction Digester & Mixing Tank Engine & Distribution

Room Slurry Pit Fertilizer Shed

Tk. 4,500,000 2,500,000

100,000

900,000 1,000,000

Machinery and Equipment 50 KW Genset

Tk. 2,500,00 2,500,000

Total Capital Cost (excluding land)

Tk. 7,000,000

Revenue Tk. 10,037,500/ year

Revenue from Electricity

Tk. 730,000/ year (@ 5 Tk/ KWh with annual escalation of 5%)

Revenue from Fertilizer

Tk. 7,756,250/ year (@ 5 Tk/ KG with annual escalation of 5%)

Payback Period: 22 months or 1.82 years

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Financing Structure

Biogas based

Electricity Projects

Particulars (%)

Equity From 30%

Debt Up to 70%

Grant Discretionary (Up to 20%)

Total 100%

Facility Interest Rate Tenor Grace Repayment Repayment

Frequency

Term loan From 9% 7 years 1 Year Annuity Quarterly

Allocation of Equity, Debt and Grant

Financing Terms

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IDCOL Supports

Financial Support

Concessionary loan for a period of 7 years

Tailored debt financing

Technical Support

Selection of suppliers based on technical and

financial competency

Project performance test after installation

Project performance monitoring after project

implementation

Biogas and

Biomass Project

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Responsibility of Sponsor

Selection of areas and target customers

Maintain project after installation

Ensure adequate supply of raw materials for running the project

Manage sales of biogas/electricity and bio-fertilizers

Payment of IDCOL installment on due time

Monitor project performance and effect on surrounding environment of the project according to the requirements of environmental and social screening report

Biogas based

Electricity Project

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Biogas based Electricity Projects: Role of

Stakeholders

Multilateral Agencies

•Provides grant and soft loans to IDCOL

•Provides technical assistance needed

IDCOL

•Provides soft loans

•Provides grants to make the project commercially viable

•Monitors implementation

Sponsor

•Identify potential customers and areas

•Ensure adequate raw material for project

•Monitoring supplier’s work

•Ensure Revenue Collection

EPC Contractor

•Install equipment

•Provides after sales services

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Support from Development Partners

Credit Support The World Bank

JICA

Grant Support USAID

KfW (Proposed)

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IDCOL’s Vision

Biogas Based Electricity Projects

At least 450 commercial biogas plants by 2017

Tremendous Potentials

Highly Profitable

Endless Potentials

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