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Karora Hydropower Project Contract No ;'~ ~...:'.!..C.,-_,/ / . .\dJ ~ . No. 325/PEDO/PD Karora HPP Dated the 31/10/2016 I The Registrar National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (NEPRA) I NEPRA Tower, G-5/1, Islamabad. I Subject: DESIGN, PROCUREMENT AND CONSTRUCTION OF KARORA HYDROPOWER PROJECT CONTRACT NO. ICB/KR-Ol I Application for Grant of General License. IDear Sir, I, Ijaz Noor Shinwari Project Director Karora Hydropower Project. Pakhtunkhwa Energy Development Organization (PEDO) being the duly Authorized representative of PEDO by virtue of authority I letter No. 2933/PEDO/CEO dated 31/10/2017, hereby apply to National Electric Power Regulatory Authority for the grant of a General License to PEDO for 11.80 MW Karora Hydropower Project, pursuant to the Regulation of I Generation, Transmission and Distribution of Electric Power Act, 1997. I I certify that the documents-in-support attached with this application are prepared and submitted in conformity with the provisions of the National Electric Power Regulatory Authority Licensing I (Application and Modification Procedure) Regulations, 1999 and undertake to abide by the terms and provisions of the above said regulation. I further undertake and confirm that the information provided in the I attached documents-in-support is true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief. I A BANK DRAFT in the sum of Rupees being the non-refundable license application fee calculated in accordance with Schedule II to the National Electric Power Regulatory Authority I Licensing (Application and Modification Procedure), 1999 is also attached. I I ~ _____ . (Ijaz Noor Shinwari) I Project Director Karora Hydropower Project. I I I I PAKHTUNKHWA ENERGY DEVELOPMENT ORGANIZATION Government of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa I No. .2 933 /PEDO/CEO Dated 31 / 10/ 2017 I To The Registrar I National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (NEPRA) NEPRA Tower I G-5/2, Islamabad. I SUbject: Authority Letter I Mr. ljaz Noor Shinwari Sio Hazrat Noor Shinwari Bearing CNIC No 14301-0228995-9 is hereby appointed as authorized representative of Pakhtunkhwa Energy Development Organization I (PEDO), for the purpose of filing an application for determination of tariff for Karora Hydropower Project(ll.8 MW) and to submit before NEPRA, an application for grant of Generation License I for the said Project. He is also authorized to attend any meetingts) and discussions related to the determination of tariff and grant of generation license and to provide any information & documents I needed in this regard. I For and on behalf of Pakhtunkhwa Energy Development Orgauizariou I (PEDO) ') I / "., ~--Y'- '+ \~l\l) .(\ I (Muhammad Naeem Khan) I Chief Executive Officer I I 38-82, PEDO House, Phase-Y, Hayatabad, Peshawar. Tel; 9217329. I Jo:"'~ l'RFMi .. _ • .ul;l,:.'~"'~"" ..rT*1_ •...,.-·,""i+-.... ........ I • III I u - .- ._ • - _•• I I I I 100 I I I BEFORE TilE NATIONJ\L ELECTRIC powm REGULATOI{V AUTI-IOIUTV I Affidavit I representative/ attorney (:1 Khyber Pakluunkhwa l.nergy Dcvclcpnu-nt li: g:l:lli.,ltilJll (PUW), hereby solemnly affirm and declare that the contents of tile accompanying I C;ell~'rd! License application dated q / /I / tUJI7 including all supporting documents are uue ~1I1d correct to the best oj Illy knowledge and belief that notniug lidS I'eell I :'ollcc,:lcd. I I ClISO arfirm that all further documentation and information to be provided by :,1(, 111 UJllllCniu!l with tile dCLOlll(Jdllying peti!;(j!J sllillllJe (rill' to the Ill'sl 01 Illy i,lidv\':l'lig,' .uui I I I Deponent 14~O'-02.~8'1~S- C; I PROJECT DiRECTOR i<arora HPP PEDO, Peshawar. J' '- " I .,_.:.- ...~- I I ~. Check List for Examination of I. New Generation Facility (Hydel) - License Application Name of Company: Pakhtunkhwa Energy Development Organization (PEDO) Karora I Hydropower Project Capacity: 11.8 MW I Prepared/Updated on: September 25, 2017 Information/Documents Compliance Regulation R~quired Remarks I Yes No. 3(1) Authorization from Board Resolution / Yes Letter contents sent to PEDO Power of Attorney ________________ ---- ----- 1---.--- .-- - -- - ------- I 3(3) Application fee (including Indexation) Yes Draft enclosed -- r----------------. ----- 3(4) Three copies of Application Yes Attached 3(5)(a)(i) Certificate of incorporation PEDO is a public sector I organization constituted under No SHYDO Act 1993 and is Exempt under Section 24 ofNEPRA Act and thus not reguired ________ -----.- 1----_._--_._-- . I 3(5)(a)(ii) Memorandum and artie les of association Yes PEDO is a public sector organization constituted under SHYDO Act 1993.Notification I for renaming to be provided by PEDO. 1----- ..-.-- _- -.---~--~.---. 3(5)(a)(III) Annual Return statements or 111 lieu PEDO is a public sector I thereof organization constituted under No SHYDO Act 1993 and therefore, not required to submit annual Return Statement I 3(5)(b) Profile or experience of the applicant its Yes Introduction of rEDO and its management, staff and its members In completed and ongoing projects power sector. attached. -- -_-_-----_.- -_.--_,_-_---_ .. _ I 3(5)(c) CYs of applicant's Senior Management Yes Provided and Technical professionals -- 3(5)(d)(i) Cash balance & bank certificates PEDO is a public sector I No organization constituted under SHYDO Act 1993 and therefore, it i~ot reguired -.-_---- ..- -------- ..---- ---- -----.-.- . ,,----- _ ..,- I 3(5)(d)(ii) Expression of interest to provide credit 1) 80% HDF(Hydel or financing along with sources and No Development Fund, KIJI( details thereof KPI( Provincial Government) I 2) 20% ADP (Annual Development Program, KPK Provincial I Government) Above funding sources are , internal, therefore, EOI is not I reguired. -_ 3(5)(d)(iii) Latest financial statements PEDO is a public sector organization constituted under No SHYDO Act 1993 and therefore, I not required to submit annual Return Statement 3(5)(d)(iv) Employment records of Engineers & Yes Provided I Technical Staff '--- I r ~. 3( 5)(d)( v) Profile of Sub-contractors Yes NjA I. 3(5)(d)(vi) Verified references w.r.t. experience of Yes EPC awarded under PEe rules the Applicant and its sub-Contractors after ICB and complete verification of contractors. I Arranged by MC 3(5)(e) Encumbrances on assets Yes NjA 3(5)(t) Technical and financial proposal for Yes EPC executed and work on the I Operation, maintenance, planning and project is in progress under the development of the generation facility. EPC signed with GRC jV. I 3(5)(g)(a) Type of Technology Hydel Provided 3(5)(11) Feasibility Report Yes Provided --- - . - ~---- .- ... .. - -- --_. -_-- -- --- - -- -- ~. 3(5)(i) Prospectus Yes Provided I ___________ .... __ .._________ '---- __ L.._ ---~---- I (·0111 't!... l' 2 I I I I I I t f I J I I 2 :- Schedule II I l. Location (location maps, site maps) District Provided land Shangla I 2. Plant: run of river, storage, weir Run of Provided River I 3. Head: Minimum, maximum Net Head-142m 4. Technology: Francis, Pelton, etc. Size, Francis,2x6.36 MW I number of units. Francis 5. Tunnel (if proposed): length, diameter L-2976m Dia-2.65m I Yes 6. ESSA (Environmental and Social Yes Provided Soundness Assessment) I 7. Detailed feasibility report Yes Provided 8. Resettlement issues Settled I No 9. Consents E1Aand land acquisition already I approved. Customs and other duties at concessionary rates will be applicable as I per GOPjGoKPK Policy. 10. Infrastructure development Included in EPC I 11. Interconnection with National Grid Approved Co. distance and name of nearest grid, Interconnection Study voltage level (single line diagram) Report and Consent Letter from NTDCis I attached. Yes The interconnection scheme for the Power I dispersal from Karora Hydro Power Plant would be through I 10 Km Double Circuit 132 KVtransmission line running on Twin Bundle Rail Conductor I from Karora power plant to Besham Qila connecting Karora I power plant with National grid as per NTDC recommendations. I 12. Project cost, information regarding 3.263.278 Million sources and amounts of equity and Yes I debt. • • 13. Project schedule, expected lite Construction period:35 months, Project life 30 I _years 14. Peaking/base load operation No peaking I 15. Plant characteristics: generation Generating Voltage -11 voltage, power factor, frequency, KV automatic generation control, ramping Frequency --SO Hz I rate, control metering and Power Factor - Leading instrumentation 0.9 & Lagging 0.85 Automatic Generation I Control -Yes (through AVR) Ramping Rate -10 minutes I Alternative Fuel-No Auxiliary Consumption -0.3 MW (2% of I installed capacity) Time required to Synchronise -5 minutes(if running on I load) 16. System studies load now, short circuit, Studies completed and I stability approved by NTDC. --- .._ .__ .- ,----- ._- 17. Training and development Details provided in the I EPC Contract I I I I t I I I I I I l Paktunkhwa Energy Development Organization (PEDO) l Generation License Karora Hydropower Project f District Shangla Article - 1 I Definitions I (1) In this Licence: a. "Act" means the Regulation of Generation, Transmission and Distribution of I Electric Power Act, 1997 (XL of 1997); b. "Authority" means the National Electric Power Regulatory Authority I constituted under Section 3 of the Act. c. "Licensee" means Paktunkhwa Energy Development Organization (PEDO) I Jaboori Hydropower Project d. "Rules" mean the National Electric Power Regulatory Authority licensing r (Generation) Rules, 2000. ( (2) Words and expressions used but not defined herein bear the meaning given thereto in the Act or in the Rules. r Article - 2 Application of Rules r This Licence is issued subject to the provisions of the Rules, as amended from time I to time. Article - 3 Generation Facilities (1) The location, size, technology, interconnection arrangements technical limits, technical functional specifications and other details specific to the generation facilities of the licensee are set out in Schedule - I to this Licence.
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