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S No 1. Project Name and Category a) Title of the Project (Write exact name of the as mentioned in PDD) Poultry Litter based Power Project by Annapurna Renewables Private Limited Project Details

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b) Project Category (refer guidance to the project proponent) Type I: Renewable energy projects, AMS I.D, Grid Connected Renewable Electricity Generation, Version 17, EB 61,Sectoral Scope :01 Type III: Other Project Activities , AMS III.E, Version 16, Avoidance of methane production from decay of biomass through controlled combustion, gasification or mechanical/thermal treatment, EB 48,Sectoral Scope :13 c) Specify the Project (eg Wind/ Biomass/ Bio Gas/ Solar Thermal / Hydro/ Fuel Switch etc ) Biomass d) Project Operation (mention type of the operation eg Greenfield, Capacity Expansion, Retrofitting, new units or others) Greenfield Project Type, Methodology and Location a) Project Type Specify project type as per UNFCCC definition(mark appropriate category and mention it) 1.Sectoral Scope :01 Energy Industries (renewable/nonrenewable sources) 2.Sectoral Scope :13Other Project Activities Micr Sm Lar PoA o all ge

In Micro Scale, specify if it is a Renewable project or its located in backward areas

If PoA, mention the operation (Global/ Pan India/ Multi State etc)

No of Units, If Bundl ed

Project Size / Capaci ty

Estimate d annual Emissio n Reducti on

Mention if CERs Purchas er Identified

NA

NA

NA

7.5MW

81,213

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b) Methodology [Mention the methodology used and specify the status of Methodology] Methodology used along with name and version
1. AMS I.D, Grid Connected Renewable Electricity

Status (mark & specify) New Approved NA NA

Generation, Version 17, EB 61,Sectoral Scope :01 2. AMS III.E, Version 16, Avoidance of methane production from decay of biomass through controlled combustion, gasification or mechanical/thermal treatment, EB 48,Sectoral Scope :13 If it is New /Revised give brief on the Methodology: Not Applicable

Revised

c) Project Location (as mentioned in PDD) [If installations are spread across different locations provide the no of installations and give details of capacity including latitude and longitude]

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Total No of Installations District State Latitude Longitude

Project /Installati ons ID

Capacity of unit 7.5MW

Village

Tehsil/ Taluka Krishna

Thallavali

Krishna

Andhra Pradesh

N1648 50.47

E805510 .48

Details of the Project/Activity a) Project Starting Date Project life time Crediting Period ( specify & mention ) Renewable 2 7 1 2 2 0 1 1 Fixed (total life of project) dd mm year 10 years NA years 25 Years b) Does the CDM aspect was considered in the initial stage of project planning Yes If yes, When : 12/05/2011 No Does the PP/CME submitted F-CDM or prior intimation to UNFCCC and NCDMA Yes If yes, When: 24/05/2012 No c) Briefly describe the Project / Programme of Activity (PoA) max 300 words) The 7.5MW Poultry Litter based Power Project (Project activity) developed by Annapurna Renewables Private Limited (Project Developer). The project activity consists in the generation of power for supplying to grid using biogenic waste generated in local poultry farms. The biogenic waste i.e. poultry litter used by the proposed project would have been dumped near poultry farms to naturally decay in the absence of the project activity causing atmospheric release of methane which is a potent greenhouse gas. Thus the project activity is also avoiding production of methane from natural decay of poultry litter. The (per EB meeting report 20, Annex 8) Biomass residue is defined as biomass byproducts, residues and waste streams from agriculture, forestry, and related industries. As the poultry farms is considered as a agro based industry, its by-product poultry litter is considered as renewable biomass. If PoA, describe the CDM Project Activity (CPA) [Max 300 words] NA (d) Is the project has come up as part of any Laws/ Rules/ Notifications/ Judiciary intervention etc (If Yes, justify the eligibility under CDM) Yes No

d) Briefly describe project barriers (if any) The project activity utilizes less efficient technology .The transfer of technology needs financial assistance to make it efficient . e) Briefly describe project risks (if any) The risks associated with the project activity include operation & maintenance, labour availability etc 4 Details of the Project Proponent (PP)/ Coordinating Managing Entity (CME) a) Identify the Project Proponent (mark the appropriate Box) Private Sectors Financial Non Govt Government Sectors Institution

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Autonomous Bodies Business / Industry Forum / Association Bank MNC (Registered in India) Large Industrial House SME

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R & D Organisation

Consultancy Group

Infrastructure Development Unit Project Financing Agency NGO /CBO

Central Govt

State Govt

Individuals Crores No No

Name it

M/s . Annapurna Renewables Private Limited

a) Functioning details of the PP/CME in brief (Max 150 words) Annapurna Renewables Private limited is a part of Malaxmi Group which is an infrastructure development enterprise established by accomplished technocrats in the year 2006 to deliver world class infrastructure and other projects, headquartered at Hyderabad, India. This young and dynamic group has successfully executed large format Power Projects. The group is equally active and passionate in the areas of Virtual Energy, Agribusiness and Property Development in select sectors.For more information about the PP kindly refer the below link:http://www.malaxmi.in/non-conventional.asp b) Experience of PP/CME in CDM activity (Max 150 words): PP does not have any prior experience in CDM activity. c) Why PP/CME is implementing this CDM activity(maximum 150 words) In the absence of the project activity, the equivalent amount of electricity would have been generated by the operation of grid connected fossil fuel based power plants. The Project activity will thus reduce the anthropogenic emissions of greenhouse gases (GHGs), SOx, NOx and particulates in to the atmosphere commonly associated with the equivalent amount of electricity generation from the fossil fuel dominated grid connected power plants. The biogenic waste i.e. poultry litter used by the proposed project would have been dumped near poultry farms to natural decay in the absence of the project activity causing atmospheric release of methane. So the PP had implemented this project activity under the consideration of CDM revenues. d) How PP/CME will implement this Project. [If developed with the help of consultant please provide Name and contact details of the consultant] Technology of the project activity is direct combustion of poultry litter in a boiler to generate high pressure and high temperature steam from water. The steam will then be used to generate electricity by a turbine driven alternator. Consultant is not involved in the project activity. Investment details of the project/ activity a) Total Project Investment in (INR) 5 2 . 2 0 In words (Rupees) Fifty Two Crores twnenty lakhs rupees b) Is, Financial Grant /Subsidy available for this Project. If yes, give details of the amount and supporting Ministry/ Organization Type of support (Specify) NA Amount Received (INR) NA Percentage of Total Investment NA Yes

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Sources NA Yes

c) Is, Overseas Development Assistance (ODA) form part of this Project? If yes, give details

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Specify Sources NA NA NA Specify Type of Assistance Received Grant in Cash Grant in Kind Others if any (specify)

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Percentage of Total Investment NA NA NA Yes No

(d) Is, Multilateral / Bilateral Funding/ Support available for this project. If yes, give details Specify Sources NA NA NA Specify Type of Assistance Received Grant in Cash Grant in Kind Others if any (specify)

Percentage of the amount in Total Investment NA NA NA

(e) Sources of Project Funding Sources Amount (INR) Percentage of the amount in Total Investment 30 % 70 %

Own accruals 15.66 Crores Bank loans (Provide names) 36.54 Crores Others (specify) Government Subsidy/Grant Bilateral Support Other Assistance(ODA) Total 52.2 Crores

e) Benchmark return on investment in similar projects /activities f) Expected return without CDM g) Is the project financially viable without CDM revenue If yes, justify the need to include it under CDM (max 100 words) Yes

1 0

4 8

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3 3

2 2

% %

h). Is the project part of Renewable Energy Certification (REC) scheme. If yes, explain the CDM revenue sharing arrangement

Yes

No

i). Is the project part of Perform Achieve Trade (PAT) scheme. If yes, explain the CDM revenue sharing arrangement

Yes

No

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Projects Additionality (not required for micro-scale project ) a). Basis of Additionality Analysis (mark appropriate box and mention it) Investment Analysis Common Practice Analysis Legalized Cost Analysis Others (if any, Specify) Barrier Analysis

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b). Briefly describe how the project is additional (200 words) Variable Project Cost PLF Change (%) (+)10% (-)10% Project IRR 6.78% 10.32% Benchmark (%)

(+)10% 8.60% (-)10% 8.25% Fuel Price (+)10% 6.19% 14.32% (-)10% 10.49% O&M Cost (+)10% 8.13% (-)10% 8.72% Tariff (+)10% 12.22% (-)10% 4.00% The sensitivity analysis shows that in all scenarios, the project activity is less attractive and does not cross the benchmark. By analyzing the comparative analysis, it can be concluded that the project is additional at all load factors analyzed in the sensitivity analysis. Considering the CDM revenue, the project IRR increases to bridge the gap between project IRR without CDM revenue and established benchmark. The CDM registration and the resulting revenue from CER sales helps the project to overcome the barrier outlined above, most notably project IRR. Thus the project is additional. Details of Local stakeholders consultation (a) Identification of Relevant Stakeholders for the Project S No Organisations /Departments/ Villagers/ Others [Include only the name of Villages/ Organisations/ Departments] Tallavalli Village Relevance with the Project

Local Stakeholders

(b) Date and Location(s) of Stakeholders Meeting(s) Total no of meetings arranged 1 S No Date Jan2012 Venue Village Tallavalli Tehsil Musun uru Mandal District Krishna State Andhr a Prade sh No of attended Participants 1.The state Electricity Utility. 2.Electricity Board Engineers. 3.Technology Providers. 4.Local people. 5.Members of local governing body.

c). Mode of Communication used with Stakeholders (mark the box and give brief details) Advertisement in News Paper Notice placed at public places Letters issued Others (Specify)

(d) Brief of the stakeholder discussion (max 200 words)

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Process of inviting comments from the identifying stakeholders: The initial notices for inviting the stakeholders were posted in the Panchayat office in the location of the of project activity on 29/12/2011. The identified stakeholders were given a brief about the CDM project process and was carried out during the Month of January 2012. A que SL. Question Responses stio No. nnai re 1 Do you feel that your environment will be was affected by the project activity? circ 2 Has the project developer ensured that the ulat local people would be employed in the ed project suitably depending on the skill to level? the 3 Did you face any problem due to the iden acquisition of land for the project activity? tifie 4 Do you foresee noise pollution at the d residential places due to the project pers activity? ons 5 Has there been planning for connectivity of and roads in respect of the project activity? they 6 Will there be any water shortage due to wer the project activity? e 7 What are the initiatives drawn up by the ask project developer towards Corporate ed Social Responsibility [CSR]? to 8 What are the benefits from the project fill activity? their 9 Any other comments and suggestions? view s in the questionnaire. They were provided 15 days to submit the questionnaire. The following is the template of the questionnaire .

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The filled in survey forms showed that the following are the benefits from the project activity. Good supply of electricity to the villages Increased employment opportunities It has added to the electricity generation of the state grid without causing any pollution.

Overall the project activity was received well by the local stakeholders and they are encouraging the implementation of the project activity. The survey forms categorically show that there are no adverse comments regarding the project (e) Issues Raised by Villagers S.No 1 Stakeholders Information Comments received R.Prasad Rao, Self- The Participant asked about the capacity of the employment, Nuzvid village project activity. Project developer responded that the capacity is 7.5 MW. Lakshmi Narayana, Local The Participant expressed the problems faced from farmer,Nuzvid village. the accumulation of poultry litter in the nearby poultry farms. P.Jagan Mohan Employed, Rao, Self The participant requested the project developer to give preference to the local unemployed youth in the employment. Project developer agreed and assured that the local people would be employed in the project suitably depending on the skill level. The participant raised the issue of ash handling and disposal from the project. Project developer responded that all ash generated by the project activity would be collected using closed systems and sold to farmers as the ash generated from burning of poultry litter is a good organic manure. He further stated that the ash quantity is very less due to the small size of the project. During collection and transportation, closed systems and closed trucks would be used to avoid leakage of ash.

J.JayaRaju,Farmer,Nuzvid village

Mr.Nagavalleeswara Rao,Local The participant asked the project developer how Farmer,Nuzvid Village the poultry litter will be transported and moist litter would be handled. Project developer responded that the litter would be transported using closed trucks. Further, project developer informed that the moist litter would be available only during monsoon season, during that times, the litter would be dried within the project plant using boiler exhaust gases. Due to closed trucks, the moist litter would not pose any leakage problems during transportation Mr.Rajaraman,Local The Participant asked the Project developer how Farmer,thallavali Village will you ensure that there will not be groundwater contamination due to the project activity. The project developer addressed that the project activity will not contaminate the ground water and moreover it uses air cooled condenser instead of water cooled condenser.

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(f) How the issues raised by the local villagers will be addressed In general there was no adverse comment on the project activity by the local stakeholders. The project proponent assured that there will be a significant reduction in power cut hours and increase in the voltage profile of the power supplied. The stakeholders have given very positive feedback and thus no measures were required to be taken. However, project proponents assured that during the operation of the project activity any concerns regarding the project activity can be brought to their notice and quick action would be taken up to any negative impacts from the project activity affecting the stakeholders. The project proponent thanked the local stakeholders for their co-operation in installation and operation of the cogeneration plant. 8 Commitment of sharing 2% of the Certified Emission Reduction (CERs) for the development of the local communities (Exclusively for large scale projects) Basic purpose of this commitment is to share 2% of the CERs revenue to support the local communities in achieving their developmental goal. It may be done in different ways:
(i) (ii) (iii) (iv)

Project Proponent (PP) may directly share the amount with respective village Panchayts and monitor their developmental activities; PP may develop a plan and implement it for the betterment of the villages; PP may involve villagers and plan and implement it jointly; or PP may decide other means and ways;

For the public knowledge about its support, PP should discuss it with the villagers and inform details to the Village Panchayt, block and thesil office and it should be part of discussion during the stakeholder consultation. Follow the template accordingly. a. Commitment of PP/CME for sharing 2% of CERs available The project proponent has committed to share 2% _Not Applicable, the project activity being small scale__(mention approximate amount in INR per year) of its Certified Emission Reduction (CERs) in connection with his/her CDM project based on the issuance and transaction of the CERs. The committed amount will be used for the following identified villages as mentioned in section (b) as per the plan discussed in section (c). Details of the implementation and local contact and money transfer mechanism are discussed in section (e). b. Identification of villages surrounding the project/installations and key developmental issues faced by them: Identified Villages NA c. S No Total Population Key issues for development

Plan for sharing 2% of the CERs revenues (village wise) Village Name NA Activities/Support proposed over the Approximate amount project life time in INR

d. Implementation of the plan [briefly describe the implementation plan and provide local contact of PP and money transfer mechanism]: Not Applicable

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e. Details of monitoring arrangement Monitoring Committee NA Monitoring Parameters Monitoring Frequency 9. NA NA

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Sustainable Development associated with the project Based on the response of the project proponent and inputs of the stakeholders, the parameters under each category (i) Social well being (ii) Economic well being (iii) Environmental well Being and (iv) Technology well being will be accessed. Accordingly, project proponent has to provide brief response with respect to their project/ activities. a) Social Well being 1. Promotion of food and livelihood support activities poverty alleviation The poverty has been alleviated by providing employment opportunities for the local people Construction of schools,hospitals,temples etc Local people and Project affected people(PAP) were employed for skilled and unskilled jobs during the construction phase of the based on the qualification requirement. The project activity does not affect the characteristics of drinking water The project activity has not affected the irrigation Communication and infrastructure has been developed among the neighbouring villages due to the project activity. The project activity indirectly helped in the better development of roads,telecommunications etc.. The project does not affect the basic health of the people employed in the development and implementation of project activity. The existing schools has been renewed and upgraded in the villages.The Scholarships are provided to the needy students The PP had decided to organize a training for the local people about the plantation techniques,cropping systems and groundwater harvesting techniques. The electricity is assessed from the southern grid of india The energy produced from the project activity helps in the overall development of

livelihood support activities providing employment

2. Development of basic infrastructure drinking water irrigation communication

road connectivity

basic health

3. Support for education and training primary education

vocational training

4. Accessibility of electricity / clean energy access to electricity availability of clean energy in un-electrified villages

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the state.This will help in the electrification of the villages.

b). Economic Well being 1. Investment inline with the Government Policy Is it supporting developmental goal of the government Is it supporting activities promoted by the sate & local government Investment considering basic requirements of local communities 2. Additional employment for local communities business supply, trade and marketing providing support services

The project activity supports the developmental goal of the government The project activity supports the activities promoted by the state & local government. ---

--Employment on supervising the operation of project activity Others activities Employment of security personnel for the project activity 3. Ensured resettlement and rehabilitation for Not Apllicable affected villagers (if applicable) land accusation norms for affected villagers Not Applicable How displaced people were resettled and Not Applicable rehabilitated Affected villages received proper Not Applicable compensation for land C). Environmental well Being 1. Save guarding forests and natural resources The project activity has been implemented in a barren land and this has not depleted any of the natural resoures Forests Not Applicable Not Applicable Not Applicable Not Applicable Not Applicable Not Applicable The project activity utilizes a waste as a source for the power generation. Hence the project activity does not affect the environment Not Applicable Not Applicable Not Applicable Not Applicable Not Applicable Not Applicable Not Applicable The project activity develops a supporting environment in regard of health and welfare by construction of hospitals,primary health centres,recreational centres etc Not Applicable Wild life Wet Land Water Bodies Cultivable/Agricultural lands 2. Protecting Environment

Bio Diversity

Air pollution Water Pollution Noise Pollution Contamination of Soil Bad odour/ Dust problem Persistent Organic Pollutants Ozone Depleting Substances 3. Supporting environment for health and welfare

Human health

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Agriculture Animal Husbandry Fisheries Other livelihood issues affected by this project (d) Technological well being 1. Promotion of technology transfer

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Not Applicable Not Applicable Not Applicable Not Applicable

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The project activity supports the promotion of technology transfer. Is it supporting technology transfer Not Applicable Is it simple technology outsourcing for project Not Applicable activity Is there any provision for technology transfer Not Applicable along with out sourcing 2. In-house technology development developing technology in-house Not Applicable supporting institutional capacity for in-house Not Applicable development establishing manufacturing hub in the country Not Applicable with R & D facility 3. Diffusion of Technology in the country Is the technology used is free from risk, safety The technology used is free from risk, and hazards safety and hazards Is it supporting the basic requirements with The technology supports the basic affordable cost requirements with affordable cost Necessary Approvals and Clearances (a). Nodal Agency Clearance of the Project Name of the Agency Date of Letter No approved the project Approval Non Conventional Energy 11/11/2011 NREDCAP/I Development Corporation W/87/2011/22 of Andhra Pradesh Ltd 44 (b). Environmental Clearance (EC) of the Project (If required) Name of the Agency provided EC to the Project NA c). CRZ Clearance(if required ) Name of the Agency provided EC to the Project NA Date Approval Letter No Name to whom Clearance was issued Date Approval Letter No Name to whom Clearance was issued M/s. Annapurna Renewables Private Limited

Name to whom EC was issued

d). Mining Clearance(if required ) Name of the Agency Date provided clearance Approval NA

Letter No

Name to whom Clearance was issued

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(e). Forest Clearance of the Project (if forest land is involved) Name of the Agency issued forest clearance to the Project NA Date of Approval Letter No

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Name to whom Clearance was issued

(f). Status of PCB Consents/ NOC for CTE / CTO (as applicable) Consent Details Consent order for establishment Agency Issued Consent/NoC Andhra Pradesh Pollution Control Board Date of Issue 04/04/201 2 Letter No Validity of the Consent Issued in Name of

315/PCB M/s.Annapurna /CFE/R Renewables OPrivate Limited VJA/HO/ 2012 (e) NOC from other agencies as and where applicable [eg Water Resources; Irrigation; Fisheries; PWD; Municipality; Building; Fire, Village Panchayt; Explosive and Safety, Ozone Cell, Airport, Revenue Department; Agriculture etc] NoC Details Gram Panchayat inspection 11. Agency Issued NoC Govt of Andhra Pradesh/Department of Panchayatra Date of Issue 01/12/2011 Letter No Lr.No:01/2 011 Issued in Name of M/s.Annapurna Renewables Private Limited

Other relevant Documents in support of the Project a). Bio-Mass availability report for grid connected biomass/biogas based power project) Surplus Is the study Name the Is the agency empanelled biomass How source endorsed by Agency under with the Renewable Energy/ available in material will the Central/ taken the Energy Department of the the project be procured State Nodal study Central/ State Government location and stored Agency (T/year) The material will be procured from the supplier individually by 826120tonnes the PP as per APITCO yes yes /year the supplying agreements made and stored in the project site. b). Waste supply agreement (for waste to energy/composting/ waste handling project) Name of the Agreement details Supply Amount Is the supply amount is Municipal Agency (including date of ok with the Plant supplying waste signing ) Agreement No:AF837478 14/August/2010 Full amount Sufficient for the M/s.Srinivasa produced from the expected generation. Hatcheries Limited M/s.Srinivasa farm Hatcheries Limited represented by Sri.C. Suresh

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Rayudu and M/s. Annapurna Integrated Agri Clusters Pvt. Ltd represented by Mr.y.Harish Chandra Prasad Agreement No:AR757695 18/May/2011 Malaxmi Infra Ventures(india) Privated Limited represented by Mr.y.Harish Chandra Prasad and M/s.Srinivasa Hatcheries Limited represented by Sri.C. Suresh Rayudu Agreement No:AR163754 21/August/2010 M/s Siri Poultry Farm represented by Mr.Uma Kanth.U and M/s. Annapurna Integrated Agri Clusters Pvt. Ltd represented by Mr.y.Harish Chandra Prasad Agreement No:AR163754 21/August/2010 Sri Priya Poultry Farms represented by Mr.D.Gokul Kumar reddy and M/s. Annapurna Integrated Agri Clusters Pvt. Ltd represented by Mr.y.Harish Chandra Prasad Agreement No:AR163753 21/August/2010 Vijaya Poultries represented by Mr.V.Bala Krishna and M/s. Annapurna

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M/s.Srinivasa Hatcheries Limited

Full amount produced from the farm

Sufficient for the expected generation.

M/s Siri Poultry Farm

Full amount produced from the farm

Sufficient for the expected generation.

Sri Priya Poultry Farms

Full amount produced from the farm

Sufficient for the expected generation.

Vijaya Poultries

Full amount produced from the farm

Sufficient for the expected generation.

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Integrated Agri Clusters Pvt. Ltd represented by Mr.y.Harish Chandra Prasad Agreement No:AR163755 21/August/2010 Mukthabayamma Agro Farms represented by Dr.T.Ramesh Babu and M/s. Annapurna Integrated Agri Clusters Pvt. Ltd represented by Mr.y.Harish Chandra Prasad Agreement No:AR162317 19/August/2010 M/sMulpuri Poultries represented by Mr.Lakshmana Swamy and M/s. Annapurna Integrated Agri Clusters Pvt. Ltd represented by Mr.y.Harish Chandra Prasad Agreement No:AC163756 21/August/2010 M/ Vaishnavi Agro Farms represented by Mr.Kutumba Rao and M/s. Annapurna Integrated Agri Clusters Pvt. Ltd represented by Mr.y.Harish Chandra Prasad Agreement No:AC163751 21/August/2010 M/ Sri Venkateswara Poultry Farms represented by Mr.K.Prem Kumar and M/s.

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Mukthabayamma Agro Farms

Full amount produced from the farm

Sufficient for the expected generation.

M/sMulpuri Poultries

Full amount produced from farm

Sufficient for the expected generation.

Vaishnavi Agro Farms

Full amount produced from farm

Sufficient for the expected generation.

Sri Venkateswara Poultry Farms

Full amount produced from farm

Sufficient for the expected generation.

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c). Coal Linkages (for thermal power and other projects) Identify different sources NA d). Natural Gas supply Agreement (for Thermal Power and other projects) Agreement details Identify different Amount available Is the supply amount is (including date of sources ok with the Plant signing ) NA e). Hazardous Waste handing and disposal (especially for CFL projects) Amount of waste to Details of disposal Where it will be Is the disposal be disposed arrangement disposed arrangement safe NA f). Details of Bundling Name of Project Partners NA g). De-bundling Details (if the project is part of a de-bundled activity) Name the Bundled Project initiated NA h). Land Details of the Project Total land Type of Land required /used used in the for project project (Acres/ Hectares Is there any diversion of large scale agricultural land in the project How land was procured and who is the present owner of the land Private land purchased for project & M/s.Annapurna Renewables Private Limited is the present owner Is forest land is part of the project. If so the status of Forest clearance No of units Bundled No of units break out Reason for debundling Firm/Company/ Organisation Agreement Date CERs Sharing (%) Amount available Agreement details (including date of signing ) Is the supply amount is ok with the Plant

9 acres 39 cents

Industrial Land

NA

NA

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Please download the current PDD format from http://cdm.unfccc.int/Reference/PDDs_Forms/PDDs/PDD_form04 _v03_2.doc and upload the filled document in pdf format.

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Attached in Sl. No: 60 Name and contact Details of the Project Proponent/CME (should be same as mentioned in PDD)

Name Designation Organisation Address

Arun Kumar Subramanyam Vice President Annapurna Renewables Private Limited Flat no: 305, Udaya Vensar, Plot no. 59 to 61, Building: Jubilee Gardens, Kothaguda, Hyderabad Andhra Pradesh 500084 040 4202 0199 040 4202 0199 -arun@malaxmi.in mail@malaxmi.in

City/Dist State PIN Phone No (with STD ) Fax No(with STD ) Mobile e-mail Alternative e-mail

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Guidance to the project proponents The PCN form should be filled with brief and to the point information. There should not be any deviation from the information provided in the PDD. It should be accompanied with documentary evidences where applicable. Projects Eligibility Project Category Refer UNFCCC guidance 1. Energy industries (renewable - / Non renewable sources); 2. Energy Distribution; 3. Energy Demand; 4. Manufacturing Industries; 5. Chemical Industries; 6. Construction Industries; 7. Transport; 8. Mining / Mineral Production; 9. Metal Production; 10. Fugitive emissions from fuels (Solid, Oil and gas); 11. Fugitive emissions from production and consumption of halocarbons and sulphur Hexafluoride; 12. Solvent use; 13. Waste handling and disposal; 14. Afforestation and Reforestation; 15. Agriculture. In addition, new categories, if any, as defined under UNFCCC may also be mentioned Within geographic region of India It should be an Indian Entity. Project proponent has to submit certificate of registration/ certificate of incorporation from Indian authority or relevant other documents in this support. UNFCCC definition for Micro and Small scale project must be followed:

Project Boundary Project Proponent

Project Type Programme of Activities (PoA)

UNFCCC guidelines must be followed. CME should submit PoA-DD, CPADD(Generic) and CPA-DD (Actual). In the PCN, after briefly describing the PoA, details of the actual CPA should be furnished. Checklist for Project Proponent /CME (A tentative list of documents for submission is provided. PP/CME has to check the documents it has submitted along with the PCN) 1. Certificate of incorporation/ registration/ other supporting documents 2. Prior Consideration of CDM during project planning and CDM F-Form 3. In Bundling Project, agreement among the project participants and focal point 4. Approval from nodal agency for setting up the proposed project 5. Environment Clearance (EIA/SEIA) of the proposed project (if applicable) 6. CRZ Clearance (if required) 7. SPCB clearance (NOC/CTE/CTO) others (if applicable) 8. Mining Clearance (if required) 9. Forest clearance, if forests land is part of the project/activity 10. NOC from other agencies as and where applicable Water Municipality PWD Ozone Cell Resources Irrigation Building Village Panchayt Airport Authority Explosive and Revenue Fisheries Fire Safety Department 11. Other Supporting documents (where applicable) a. Waste supply agreement from concerned Municipal Corporation b. Bio-mass availability report from empanelled agency or endorsed by nodal agency c. Coal Linkages (for thermal power projects) d. Natural gas supply agreement (for thermal power projects and for fuel switching ) e. Hazardous waste handing and disposal (for CFL and related projects) f. Lands in the name of Project Proponent (in given template) g. Stakeholders Consultation (in given template) a. Sharing 2% of CER revenue every year for large scale project (in given template) 12. Based on requirements additional documents may be asked for submission

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