ReNew Roadshow
US/Europe Roadshow - Mar 2024
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OUR PURPOSE
Our total commissioned capacity is at 8.7 GW
4.4 GW | 4.2 GW | 0.1 GW |
HYDRO | ||
WIND | SOLAR |
Overview
Our achievements
One of the largest Indian RE companies with an 8.7 GW operating portfolio.
Our presence
Leading decarbonization solutions company
Presence in 9 states, 150+ sites pan India including utility- scale wind, solar and hydro energy projects, and corporate PPA assets ~13.8 GW aggregate portfolio
Our contribution
Contributes 1.9% to India's power capacity
Helps avoid 1.1% of carbon emissions from India's power sector
Our funding
USD 15 bn+ raised in both equity and debt till date
Our Journey of Transformation
Shri Narendra Modi inaugurated ReNew's first utility-scale wind project at Jasdan, Gujarat
Became the first Renewable
Energy IPP to cross 1GW
commissioned capacityBecame the first Indian RE company to cross 5 GW
Signed framework agreement with the Egyptian government to establish a green hydrogen plant in the Suez Canal economic zone
2011 | 2012 | 2015 | 2016 | 2017 | 2019 | 2021 | 2022 | 2023 |
ReNew is founded and receives | Pioneered commercial | Doubled its operational capacity | Became the 1st Indian RE company | Enters the manufacturing space, |
first round of equity funding | installation of India's tallest | and crossed the 2 GW (including | to be listed on the NASDAQ index | starting with two plants at Jaipur and |
from Goldman Sachs | wind tower | acquired assets) milestone | and to cross 6 GW of operational | Dholera; crossed 13.8 GW of total RE |
capacity | Capacity | |||
Our areas of strength: Delivering superior returns on projects
Complex Power Solutions (Firm Power)
Best return and fastest growing opportunity incurrent market
1.7 GW projects under development, 3.6 GW wins beyond current contracted pipeline
- First mover advantage: First company in India to develop unique RTC and Peak Power projects
- Firm Power: Overcoming the problem of intermittency, combining cheapest source of power in the country to provide firm power
- Better returns: 10-15% higher tariffs and hence better than vanilla projects
- Lower competition, subscription <100%: Limited players in the market with ability to do complex solutions
- Significant portion of growth: Won 3.6 GW of projects over and above the current under development pipeline at a tariff of INR 4.45 per kWh
- Integrated lab to digitize and simulate data for accurate modelling and predictive analysis
- Partnership with Fluence (A Siemens subsidiary) to provide battery solutions, bundled with other sources to provide cheapest firm power
Utility Scale Wind
In-house EPC key competitive advantage
4.4 GW - Largest operating wind portfolio in the country
- In-housewind EPC: Significant competitive advantage through in- house wind EPC capability, ensuring lower cost and timely delivery.
- Industry best wind PLF's, significantly higher than all-India average
- Agreement with Tier I suppliers to secure wind turbines, lower capex
- ~1 GW of wind assets acquired through M&A
Utility Scale Solar
Vertically integrated Solar platform
3.2 GW projects operational and 2.9 GW under development
• Strong track record of executing large projects
- Vertically integrated platform from solar module manufacturing, in- house EPC team, project management, and in-house O&M
- 2.3 GW new project wins in current year, at average tariff of INR 2.62 per kWh, ~7% higher than tariffs discovered in PY
Delivering IRRs of 16-20+%
*subject to the last published 20-F, dated 31 July 2023
Our Growth Trajectory since FY21 | |
~55% Growth in Operating Capacity (in GW) | Adjusted EBITDA Increased by 54% |
5.9 GW wins over | 100 |
and above current | |
pipeline |
15 | 80 | |||||||
5.10 | 60 | |||||||
5. | ||||||||
10 | ||||||||
3.10 | INR 89 bn - | |||||||
4.30 | 40 | INR 90bn | ||||||
13.80 | INR 62 bn | INR 64 bn | ||||||
5 | 20 | |||||||
7.60 | 8.00 | 8.70 | INR 55 bn | |||||
5.60 | INR 42 bn | |||||||
0 | ||||||||
0 | FY21 | FY22 | FY23 | TTM Q3 FY24 | Run Rate EBITDA | |||
FY21 | FY22 | FY23 | Q3 FY24 | FY25/26 | ||||
Committed | Commissioned |
Awards
Recognized by international and national platforms - 90+ awards won to date
Energy Transition Changemaker | WEF Lighthouse 2023 |
Launched by King Charles, Terra Carta recognized | Recognized by MIT among 15 climate tech | Recognized by the COP28 Presidency as an Energy | Recognized by the World Economic Forum for | |
ReNew for its efforts in conserving water | companies to watch | Transition Changemaker for ReNew's pioneering | pathbreaking work in the area of digital analytics and | |
Round-the-Clock Power project | AI, 1st RE company in the world to have this | |||
distinction | 9 |
Recent Updates Industry and Renew
Robust
environment
in RE industry: higher power demand, higher tariffs, lower solar module prices
Notes:
(1) CEA | (2) Media Reports | (3) Internal Data
- Power demand grew 9% YoY in 2023, expected to see the trend to continue in 2024
- ~40 GW auctioned YTD, RE auctioned capacity ~3.5x than prior year
- 60% decline in solar module prices; wind prices stable
- Wind PLFs better than previous year
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Raised bottom end of EBITDA guidance by 2%, now expect FY24 Adjusted EBITDA of
INR 63-66 bn - 5.9 GW won in auctions YTD, 15% market share at 10-15% higher tariffs
- 300 MW asset sale agreement signed in Jan'24
- Refinanced US$325 mn bond through domestic financing saving 200 bps in interest cost
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