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  • Power trading inherently means a transaction where the price of power is negotiable and options exist about whom to trade with and for what quantum.
  • Power demand during the rainy seasons is low in the States of Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh and high in Delhi and Punjab. Whereas many of the States face high demand during evening peak hours, cities like Mumbai face high demand during office hours. The Eastern Region has a significant surplus round the clock, and even normally power deficit states with very low agricultural loads like Delhi have surpluses at night. This situation indicates enough opportunities for trading of power.
  • Power trading in India is in infant stage and has high potential for growth. Provision of Open Access was a step towards commercialization of power market with high growth potential.
  • In India, Inter – regional power
    transfer capacity, according to the statistics, stands at 9000 MW. A perspective transmission plan has been evolved to install an integrated and resilient Nation Power Grid in a phased manner by the year 2012 thereby augmenting the Inter- regional transfer capacity from the current level of 9000 MW to 30000 MW.
  • According to CERC guidelines issued in May 2006, the margins for inter-state power trading are capped at 4p a unit of power traded. Total power trading volume in the past five years have increased at a compounded annual growth rate (CAGR) of 17%. The entry of new players in the power trading business affected PTC’s volume, resulting in steep erosion of the company’s market share (to 46%).
Introduction
  • Power Trading
  • Interstate Commision

Power Trade

  • Application for grant of License for Inter-state Trading
  • Supplemental Proposal
  • Interstate trade barriers and the Constitution
  • Laws Restricting Interstate Trade
  • Aspects of Interstate Trade
  • Power Trading Open Access in India
  • Regional Energy and Trade Laws in South Asia
  • Reinterpreting the Trade and Commerce Power

Project

  • Pricing of Inter State Sales of Electricity
  • Connecting Consumers and Domestic Clean Power Supplies
  • Transmission and Distribution of Electricity in India Regulation, Investment and Efficiency

Regulations and Licensing

  • Inter - state trading license application
  • Inter-state trading in electricity
  • Demand Side Management
  • Conditions and Regulations
  • License for Electricity Trader
  • Application for grant of inter-State trading license
  • Licensing of trading, Eligibility Criteria for Grant of Trading License
Market
  • Developing a Common Platform for Electricity Trading
  • Increased Competition in the Power Market
  • Power Market Architecture in India
  • Regulating Electricity Market in India
  • Trading and Market Development
  • Volume and Pricing of Electricity Trading

Company Profiles

  • Company from Ahmedabad
  • Company from Kolkata
  • Company from Mumbai
  • Company from Delhi
  • List of company/firms who have been granted licence for inter-State trading in electricity
  • Company from Haryana
  • Another Company from Delhi
  • Company from Pune

Reports

  • CERC Annual Report
  • Interstate Power and Light Company
  • CERC's new norms for inter-state power trading business
  • New CERC rules on margins to boost power trading industry
  • Patni gets CERC nod for inter state trade
  • CERC issues regulations for Inter-State Trading in electricity
  • Shree Cement gets inter-state power trading license

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