The document discusses power trading in India. It outlines the Electricity Act of 2003 which facilitates open access. The Indian Energy Exchange (IEX) was established to address power-related issues. Long-term bilateral contracts last over 2 years while short-term markets are for contracts less than 1 year and have seen steady growth. Power trading helps address the imbalanced distribution of resources across India's regions.
The document discusses power trading in India. It outlines the Electricity Act of 2003 which facilitates open access. The Indian Energy Exchange (IEX) was established to address power-related issues. Long-term bilateral contracts last over 2 years while short-term markets are for contracts less than 1 year and have seen steady growth. Power trading helps address the imbalanced distribution of resources across India's regions.
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The document discusses power trading in India. It outlines the Electricity Act of 2003 which facilitates open access. The Indian Energy Exchange (IEX) was established to address power-related issues. Long-term bilateral contracts last over 2 years while short-term markets are for contracts less than 1 year and have seen steady growth. Power trading helps address the imbalanced distribution of resources across India's regions.
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IEX came in existance for all the power related issuses. Here add open access slide Power marketing in india
Bilateral contract policy
•Long term •Short term Long term market policy • That contract exist for a period of more than 2 years Short term market policy
Less then 1 year
Most efficient , There has been steady growth in short term open access. So this policy adopted by many utilities. Concern about cpp Here we are generate total 1215 mw Approximately 900 mw supply to the aluminium complex(smelter side) at full load. 30x2 mw feeders connect to the SEB grid. And further supply for IPP as per requirement. power trading scope • Imbalanced disposition of resources in india. eastren region is rich in coal sources so a lot of pit head pps are there. North-eastern region also hold a lot of hydro power projects. whereas western & norther regions of the country suffer from power shortage due to there immense industrial and agricultural load. Particulars September 2010 (Actual) October 2010 (Exco) Till 17th October
• PLF % 74 81 77
Aux Power Cons % 10.42 10.00 10.47
Power Sale (MW) 72 144 52
Power Sale (MU) 52 107 21
SCC @ 3000 GCV 893 870 941
GCV 2986 2991 2923
• Landed Coal Cost
/MT @3000 GCV 1721 1752 1841
Coal Cost 1.72 1.69 1.93
• Other Generation Cost 0.28 0.24 0.25
• Import Cost 0.03 0.02 0.02
• COP # 2.02 1.95 2.20
Power EBITDA (Rs in Cr)# 26 18 2
( Earnings Before Interest, Taxes, Depreciation and Amortization )