JDW Group

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JDW Group
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Composition of JDW Businesses

• Sugar Sector
• JDW Sugar Mills (20,000 TCD)
• Ghotki Sugar Mills (10,000 TCD)
• United Sugar Mills (8,000 TCD)
• With a combined crushing capacity of 38,000
  TCD, we are the largest group in the sugar sector.

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• Sugarcane Farming
• Farms in JDW United Mills area (17,000 acres)
• Farms in Ghotki Mills area (6,000 acres)
• Pioneered Corporate farming in Pakistan.
  Largest and the most mechanized farm in the
  country.

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• Dairy Farming
• New dimension to its sugar business .
• Natural extension of JDW farming operations.
• First modern dairy farm in the private sector.
• The herd consists of 1,000 Friesian, Jersey
  AFS cows.

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• JDW Power
• Value addition to its core business i.e. sugar
  production.
• Initial feasibility work for setting up of 1st
  Cogeneration plant of 80-85 MW at JDW Sugar Mills
  is in progress.

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Performance of the Sugar Sector

• The Group accounts for 8 to 10 of sugar
  production in the country.

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Sugar Recovery Comparison (2006-2008/9)

• Most efficiently run group in the country.

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Power Sector in Pakistan

• Great imbalance in demand supply.
• Current shortages are around 2500-3000 MW.
• With ever increasing demand for electricity this
  deficit will swell to 5500 MW by the year 2010.
• Pakistan must therefore explore and optimize all
  options of power generation i.e. hydel, fossil
  fuel, atomic , solar, wind power, cogeneration by
  sugar mills etc. etc.

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Cogeneration

• Simultaneous production of Electricity Steam in
  a single power plant.
• System common in cane sugar industry for a very
  long time.

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Energy trends in Cogeneration

• Shift from low pressure to high pressure system
  electricity export.
• Boiling operating
• Pressure after
  2007
• after 2001
• after 1994

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Energy trends in Cogeneration

• High pressure system with mixed fuel firing___
  bagasse , rice husk, wood waste, coal etc. etc.

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Cogeneration Scheme
GRID
Sugar cane Factory
Independent Power Plant (HP steam/ CE
turbo alternator)
Electricity
Low pressure steam
Bagasse
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Potential of Cogeneration in Pakistan

• In Pakistan more than 83 sugar mills are in
  operation with a total cane crushing capacity of
  more than 65 million tons per season.
• All mills have in-house bagasse based power
  generation capability.
• Currently bagasse is being used most
  inefficiently in primitive boilers 23 bar 340oC
  and back pressure small turbines (2 to 6 MW).
• The sugar industry can generate from 2000 to 3000
  MW by replacing old power generation system.

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Current status of Cogeneration at JDW

• Sugarcane waste product (bagasse) is presently
  being burnt inefficiently in low pressure boilers
  23 bar 340oC small back pressure turbines (2 to
  6 MW).
• With the existing boilers turbines JDW Sugar
  Mills is producing 21 MW far less than its actual
  potential of 135-140 MW.
• Power sector will not only add value to bagasse
  but also strengthen our core sugar business.

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Cogeneration Strategy of JDW Group

• Set up 80 MW power plant at JDW Sugar Mills in
  the first phase.
• Set up 70 MW power plant at Ghotki Sugar Mills
  and expand JDW plants capacity to 120 MW in the
  second phase.
• Set up 60 MW power plant at United Sugar Mills..