Opportunity in Open Access Transaction and
Short Term Power Purchase Agreements for Developers, Consumers and Traders in
Solar Power Business of India
Which region is most suitable for affecting
the open access transactions through solar having the largest cluster of
industries, corporates and bulk consumers? Which state has least regulatory
barriers or least cross-subsidy surcharge (CSS) applicable to bulk buyers?
Whether the tariff discovered in third-party power sales agreements sustainable
for long-term i.e. for a period of 10-15 years? What kind of transactions i.e.
Bilateral or Collective transactions are favorable through solar? What is the
penetration level of short term transactions through solar in different pockets
of the country? Queries like these and many more demanded an in-depth research
to unearth the very reason as to why essentially open access is fast gaining
popularity in India, which transformed into the research base for the report
for Publisher consulting llp.
Solar power tariffs in India appear to be
in a free fall, in recently concluded Rewa and Bhadla Solar Park bids, the
tariffs touched INR 2.62/unit which is approximately 18% lower than average
price of INR 3.20/unit charged by NTPC for electricity generated by its coal
fired plants. Having said that, this is the clear demonstration of aggressive
bidding as IRR (Internal Rate of Return) for projects having tariff INR
4.3/unit comes out to be 14.20% which is much lower than benchmark IRR of 18%.
Several risk factor such as fluctuations in foreign currency, capacity
utilisation factor, operations and maintenance cost escalation etc. are not
being taken into consideration while bidding and if the base assumptions go
wrong then having a financial feasible project will be a challenge. Does, this
risk opens up business opportunity for Open Access transactions in India?
Key
Queries Resolved
- Which state has least regulatory barriers or least cross-subsidy surcharge (CSS) applicable to bulk buyers
- Whether the tariff discovered in third-party power sales agreements sustainable for long-term i.e. for a period of 10-15 years?
- What are the various power procurement models which shall be most beneficial given the current regulatory paradigm and policy environment in India?
- Why only renewable players are reaping benefits of direct power purchase agreements and why not the thermal power producers under independent and captive category enjoy the same?
- Which region is most suitable for affecting the direct power purchase agreements having the largest cluster of industries, corporates and bulk consumers?
- Which region has more penetration of short term transactions through solar power?
- Which transaction i.e. bilateral or collective is preferred for solar?
Spanning over 500 pages “Opportunities
in Open Access Transactions and Short Term PPAs in Solar Power Business of
India” report
covers Contents and Coverage, Business Case for Open Access Transactions in
India, Mode of Sustainability for Demand of Open Access in India through Solar,
Tariff Movements for Open Access through Solar – Key States, Examining
Liberalism for Green Power in Open Access Mechanism in States, Filtering of
Major Open Access Consumers / Pockets for Solar Power, Filtering Opportunities
for STU’s and Bulk Consumers, Region Wise Customer Profiling, Regulatory
Consideration for Open Access through Solar in India, Procurement Models
through Open Access in India, Parametric Ranking of States Generating Business
Case for Long Term Open Access.
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