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Emerging Power Markets

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Bikram Singh AVP (Business Development)

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  • Indian Power Market

Long Term Short Term

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Exchange

1.Day Ahead

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Day-Ahead Market

(Since June,2008)

Term-Ahead Market

(Since Sep,2009)

Intra Day Day-Ahead Contingency Daily

Matching through

Hourly Contracts Matching through

REC Market

(Launched in Nov, 2010)

REC Contracts

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Continuous Trade Session

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Auction*

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Day-ahead Market

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– Hourly or Portfolio Orders

  • Min 1 hour
  • Different Price-Quantity Pairs
  • Partial Execution Possible

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  • Relational Block Bid
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  • Consecutive hours during the same day

– Customized block bid allowed

  • Firm commitment to purchase or sell
  • Order Characteristics

– SLDC Clearance should be ≥ 1 MW – Minimum Order quantity can be less than 1 MW – Minimum volume step: 0.1 MW – Minimum price step: Rs 1 per MWh ( 0.1p/kWh)

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850+ Portfolios

  • 641 Direct consumer

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IEX Market Share (as on January 31, 2011)

  • 641 Direct consumer
  • 505+ participants on single day
  • Cleared Volume :17.5 Billion Units
  • DAM Volume Record

59.98 MUs constrained (23rd September ’ 10) 61.58 MUs unconstrained (23rd September 10)

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  • No. of CPP's

Open Access Industrial Consumers Maharashtra 4 Rajasthan 7 22 Karnataka 5 Andhra Pradesh 5 17 Punjab 3 209 Orissa 1 2

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1 2 Madhya Pradesh 9 3 Chhattisgarh '9 Haryana 2 17 Tamilnadu +,0 Gujarat 6 2 8 > E Arunachal Pradesh 2

Total 75 641

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1,157,030 MWh 32,156 MWh Total Volume traded

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15,671 MWh 18,000 MWh Total Volume traded 1,222,857 MWh

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Trading Platform Power Exchanges only Banking Not Allowed Borrowing Not Allowed

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Single transfer only , repeated trade of the same certificate is not possible Penalty for Non-compliance ‘Forbearance’ Price (Maximum Price) Price Guarantee Through ‘Floor’ Price (Minimum Price) Price Discovery Mechanism Closed Double-sided Auction Trading Calendar Last Wednesday of the month (T day) Trading Period 1300-1500 hrs (T day) Market Clearing 1700 hrs(T day)

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)>DI4J )>DI4J

  • Opening of ‘Open Access’

" Understanding that ‘OPEN ACCESS’ is win-win for States, Industries and Consumers " Imposition of Sec 11 by States " Right open access policies

  • Open Access Consumers need different treatment than generators

" Procedures for open access in distribution to be published by Discoms " Requirement of ABT meters should not be essential for consumers

  • " Requirement of ABT meters should not be essential for consumers

" Monopolistic pricing of ABT meters in some States " Cross-subsidy surcharge

  • Should be between 20-50 p/kWh
  • Should be 0 when Discom is unable to supply (legally correct position)
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  • Northern Region

States Buy Sell Haryana Punjab Rajasthan HP & J&K Uttaranchal

East & North Eastern Region

States Buy Sell Assam & Bihar Manipur & Mizoram Tripura & Sikkim Jharkhand Arunachal Pradesh No app Meghalaya Orissa

  • Uttaranchal

Delhi & UP Orissa West Bengal No app

Western Region

States Buy Sell Madhya Pradesh DNH&DD-UT Gujarat Chhattisgarh No app Maharashtra

Southern Region

States Buy Sell Andhra Pradesh Karnataka Tamil Nadu Kerala

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)>DI1J )>DI1J

  • Adequate Transmission Corridor

" More merchant capacity will be added in future " More of short and medium term transactions will take place. " Therefore …. Transmission planning should inherently include margins for medium and short-term open access. " The money collected from STOA should be utilized for adding

  • " The money collected from STOA should be utilized for adding

new capacities for Short-term transactions.

Introduction of longer duration products

" Approval from CERC for monthly products. " Design of products

Payment Security Vs Cost of overheads like LC, BG etc Flexibility in delivery National products preferred – change in transmission pricing from April,11

Hedging of price & volume risks – through futures

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)>DI@J )>DI@J Implementation of Section 86(1)(a)

" The State Commission shall discharge the following functions, namely:

a. determine the tariff for generation, supply, transmission and wheeling of electricity, wholesale, bulk or retail, as the case may be, within the State: PROVIDED that where open access has been permitted to a category of consumers under section 42, the State Commission shall determine only the wheeling charges and surcharge thereon, if any, for the said category of consumers;

  • Rationale

OA category consumers (Bulk consumers) should pay for Long-Range Marginal Cost of power. They will have choice of procuring power on their own either as CPP or IPP or purchase from market or pay LRMC to licensee .

Action Required

Requires mention in Tariff Policy for its implementation.

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