PPP For Infrastructure Projects: Case: Dabhol Power Plant Date: 31 January, 2018
PPP For Infrastructure Projects: Case: Dabhol Power Plant Date: 31 January, 2018
PPP For Infrastructure Projects: Case: Dabhol Power Plant Date: 31 January, 2018
INFRASTRUCTURE
PROJECTS
Case : Dabhol Power Plant
Date : 31st January, 2018
Presented By :
Ajay Jadhav (PT101117)
Rishabh Shah (PT102017)
Saurabh Dugad (PT100917)
Vaibhav Bhavsar (PT100517)
RISK ALLOCATION FRAMEWORK & LACUNAE
Risk Allocation Framework
Type of Risk Description Allocation
Political Risk Change in Govt. Enron
Corrupt Practices of govt authorities MSEB Lacunae Improvement
Central Govt.,
Legal Risk Implementation of Liberalization for foreign investment
MSEB Project Allocation was done
Financial Risk Fiscal Space of Govt. MSEB on the basis of personal Competitive Bidding should be
Investment from Private party-100 % DPC interest of an organization carried out.
Feasibility Risk Check on the background of Concessionnaire MSEB Fast Implementation and
Projection of Demand MSEB signing of MoU
Site Location DPC
Commercial Risk Guarantee of Minimum Power Purchase MSEB No Feasibility analysis by
MSEB Any project should be carried
Technical Risk Technology involved to run the Power plant DPC-
out with proper feasibility study
Insufficient technical know-how of MSEB MSEB and appraisal.
Procurement Risk No Proper competitive biddung MSEB Power Purchase Agreement
Supply Chain management of LNG Enron was one sided
Development of Transport System Enron Corrupt Practices Law Enforcement
Involving Local Distributors on later stage MSEB Lack of technical know how
Construction Risk Delay in the construction activities Enron in MSEB Involving Consultants
Phasewise Construction Enron
Currency Risk
Payments in US Currency MSEB
(Macro Economic)
Tarrif Sustainability Change in Tariff due to change in technology DPC
Too fast project implementation without proper financial appraisal and technical analysis and assistance
MSEB’s promise to purchase electricity at plant load factor 90% and at much higher rate than other states
Risk management plan(Methodology, roles and responsibilities, Budgeting, Timing) and mitigation measures
Structuring contract tenure to match fuel supply requirements with service commitments