CERC has proposed new norms for forecasting, scheduling and imbalance handling of renewable power…

 

The new regulations for scheduling solar and wind power for transmission through the grid could escalate prices.

If the power generator deviates from its schedule and under supplies, it would be liable for a penalty. The penalty amount, which would be calculated as per unit energy shortfall, will go in a pool - Renewable Regulatory Fund (RRF). The amount from this fund would be shared among all the states buying from that power plant in the ratio of their peak demand during the previous month. States defaulting on buying renewable power as prescribed under their renewable purchase obligation (RPO), too, would have to pay a penalty.

The Central Electricity Regulatory Commission (CERC) has proposed norms for forecasting, scheduling and imbalance handling of renewable power. It says that the power generator would be paid for the energy supplied to the grid and not the capacity tied up.

The wind or solar power generator would have to use tools to forecast power generation from its plant and then schedule power sale accordingly in the grid.

"Renewable Energy Management Centres (REMCs) are being established and these would be equipped with advanced forecasting tools... the buyer would be paying tariff for the energy scheduled to the wind/solar energy generators," said the draft regulations. The scheduling would be done by regional load despatch centres (RLDCs).

The industry finds the proposal not in sync with the government's target to add 1.75 gW of renewable power by 2022.

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KERC approves average tariff hike of 13 paise per unit

 

The Karnataka Electricity Regulatory Commission has approved revision of electricity supply tariff for all the Electricity Supply Companies in the State for the Financial Year 2015-16, by allowing an average tariff increase of 13 paise per unit for different categories of consumers.

The revised tariff will come into effect for the electricity consumed from the first meter reading date falling on or after April 1, 2015.

As against an increase of 80 paise per unit sought by the ESCOMs uniformly for all categories of consumers, KERC has allowed an average tariff increase of 13 paise per unit (ranging from 10 paise to 20 paise) for different categories of consumers other than Irrigation Pump Sets and "BhagyaJyothi/KuteerJyothi" households.

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Post Budget, around 5-10% hike in Electricity Tariff is expected

 

On account of higher freight charges proposed in the Railway Budget 2015 and the doubling of clean energy cess in the Union Budget 2015 are expected to result in around 5% rise in electricity prices. Further 5% increase is expected to come from other input costs such as salary & wages, components & spares etc.

In addition, utilities that have power purchase agreements in place without the ability to pass on higher generation costs to consumers are expected to be affected.

Finance minister Arun Jaitley proposed to increase the cess on coal to Rs 200 per tonne to finance clean environment initiatives. Coal India passes on the cess to consumers, which means the effect will be felt by power companies that consume coal.

Generation costs may rise 5-6 paise per unit due to higher rail freight charges, according to officials at NTPC, the country's biggest power company. Along with the increased clean energy cess, the rise in cost works out to 12-14 paise per unit, which is 5% of the current cost of Rs 2.80 that NTPC incurs to produce a unit of power. The cost of generating electricity for NTPC, which is allowed to pass on higher input charges, is on the lower side and the impact on the utility's consumers will be less than for customers of other power companies.

Companies with older power plants have a higher cost of generation since they consume more coal to produce a unit of electricity. The effect of higher power costs will vary for customers.

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Two 600 MW units of MPPGCL Project in MP to be inaugurated by Primer Minster on March 5.

 

 

Two 600 MW unites of Shree Singaji TPP in Khandwa district to be dedicated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on March 5.

Further, the foundation stones of two additional 660 MW units of the same plant will also be laid.

Shree Singaji Thermal Power Plant is a coal-fired project located near Dongaliya village in Khandwa. The project is owned by MPPGCL.

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Tata Power commissions first 63 MW unit of Bhutan hydro plant

 

Tata Power has commissioned the first unit of its 126 MW Dagachhu hydro power plant having a capacity of 63 MW in Bhutan.

Dagachhu project is a joint venture between Tata Power and Druk Green Power Corporation, owned by Royal Government of Bhutan and National Pension and Provident Fund of Bhutan.

With the commissioning of the first unit of this plant, Tata Power's overall hydro power generation capacity now stands at 513 MW and the total at 8,684 MW.

Dagachhu Hydro Power Corporation has entered into a 25-year Power Purchase Agreement with Tata Power Trading Company Ltd (TPTCL, a company of Tata Power) for sale of power from the project. The power generated from the project shall be sold by TPTCL in the Indian power market.

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OPG Power to commission 300 MW power plant on 28th Feb

 

OPGS Power Gujarat Pvt. Ltd, a subsidiary of UK-based OPG Power Ventures Plc, will commission its 300 MW coal-fired power plant on Saturday at Bhadreswar in Kutch district of Gujarat, managing director and chief executive officer Arvind Gupta said in a press conference on Thursday.

Work on the project, located in a special economic zone developed by the Adani group in Mundra, started three years ago and around 300 acre land was acquired from private owners in Kutch

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Mytrah Energy bagged 220 MW Wind Project from Andhra Pradesh Government

 

 

Mytrah Energy has bagged a 220 MW wind power project from the Andhra Pradesh government.

The project will be installed in Kurnool district and is expected to be commissioned within next 18 months. 

Mytrah has built an operating portfolio of 543 MW across seven wind rich states in a span of four years.

According to company, it has 300 MW under construction and 3,500 MW of identified projects in the pipeline.

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PGCIL seeks USD 500 Mn loan from World Bank to finance transmission projects for evacuation of Solar Power

 

Power Grid Corporation of India (PGCIL) has sought $500 million loan assistance from the World Bank for financing projects.

Power Grid is engaged in building transmission projects across the country. It also provides consultancy services in the power sector.

According to PGCIL, discussions are undergoing with the Ministry of Power (MoP) and Ministry of Finance (MoF) and the World Bank regarding funding assistance of transmission systems for evacuation of power from the solar parks.

For funding of its other transmission projects, Power Grid has submitted a proposal to the Ministry of Power for recommending it for consideration of Finance Ministry for sovereign loan assistance of $500 million from the World Bank.

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Mytrah Energy secured Rs 853 Crs loan for its 150 MW wind projects

 

London-based Mytrah Energy Ltd has secured an Rs 853 Crs long-term loan from an unnamed Indian bank to finance 150 MW of wind projects.

The company expects to completed the said capacity in the coming 12 months, before India's 2016 wind season kicks off.

According to the company, the proposed capacity will be completed within 12 months.

With the new wind farms, Mytrah’s nominal capacity will top 690 MW.

So far, the firm has installed 543 MW of wind parks across six Indian states and it has 3,500 MW of projects in the pipeline.

Last week, Mytrah agreed to construct a 220-MW wind park in the Indian state of Andhra Pradesh within 18 months under a deal with the local government.

India aims to boost its installed renewable plant capacity to a total of 170 GW by 2022, up from 34 GW at present.

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Second round of coal auction to be held on March 4

 

The government has put off the second round of auction of 21 coal blocks to 4^th March 2015 which was earlier scheduled to begin from 27^th February 2015.

The auction follows the Supreme Court decision last year to cancel allocation of 204 coal mines.

So far the Government has already allotted 19 coal blocks in the first lot of coal auctions.

According to the Coal Ministry, announcement of qualified bidders for Schedule 3 Coal Blocks will be done on 2^nd March 2015. The entire process of auction of schedule III blocks will be completed by April 2.

The mines on offer for schedule III mines are

• Jharkhand: Brinda, Sisai, Ganeshpur, Lohari & Jitpur mines
• Chhattisgarh: Durgapur and Taraimar coal blocks
• Odisha: Jamkhani & Mandakini
• Maharashtra: Marki Mangli-IV & Nerad Malegaon
• Madhya Pradesh: Dongrital II (Phase I) mine

The government has received 130 preliminary bids from companies like Essar Power, Hindalco, Adani Power and Jindal Power for 21 coal blocks on offer in the second tranche of ongoing auction.

Other mines on auction are Meral coal block in Jharkhand, Rohne Coal Block in Jharkhand, Utkal C in Odisha, Dumri Block in Jharkhand, Gare Palma IV/8 in Chhattisgarh, Kosara Dongargaon mine in Maharashtra, Mandla South coal block in MP, Moitra coal mine in Jharkhand and Tare mine in Chhattisgarh.

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Third Unit of NTPC’s Vallur TPP to start commercial operation

 

The third 500 MW unit of NTPC’s Vallur Thermal Power Plant will soon commence commercial operation. Tamilnadu’s share from this plant will be around 358 MW.

The third unit has completed the mandatory 72 hours continuous full capacity operation between December 7 and 10 for achieving commercial operation declaration.

However, the declaration of commercial operation was delayed due to breakdown of a coal conveyor and commissioning of the additional coal grab system in the Ennore port to unload coal from the ships.

The three units of Vallur, which is a joint venture of the NTPC and Tangedco, together will supply 1074 MW out of its total capacity of 1,500 MW. The first and second unit is already under commercial operation since November 2012 and August 2013.

After obtaining the mandatory environmental clearance for the project, the first unit of the 2X500 MW NLC Tamil Nadu Power Limited (NTPL), a joint venture of the Tangedco and the NLC, has been test synchronised with the grid on February 18.

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NTPC Board approves investment proposal of 1,320 MW thermal Project & 10,000 MW of Renewable Projects

 

NTPC board has approved the investment proposal for 1,320 MW thermal power project in Madhya Pradesh.

The proposal involves setting up of Khargone Power Project in the State of Madhya Pradesh at an appraised current estimated cost of Rs 9,870 Crs.

However, the approval is subject to Environment Clearance of Ministry of Environment and Forests.

The Board of Directors has also accorded approval to the company's proposal to set up 10,000 MW of renewable energy projects during the next five years.

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UPERC issues draft regulations for solar rooftop & net metering

 

Uttar Pradesh Electricity Regulatory Commission (UPERC) has issued draft regulations for solar rooftop and net metering called as UPERC (Rooftop Solar PV Grid Interactive System Gross / Net Metering) Regulations, 2015.

As per the draft regulations, the eligible consumers can install rooftop solar systems under both gross & net metering schemes.

Further, the consumers who are availing Accelerated Depreciation (AD) Benefits for their rooftop solar projects will be eligible only for the net metering scheme.

The maximum peak capacity of the grid connected rooftop solar system to be installed by any eligible consumer shall not exceed 90% of the contract demand of the consumer.

Brief of the Regulations:

• Minimum Capacity: 1 kWp
• Ownership Arrangements: Both self owned & third party owned allowed.
• Metering Arrangements: Gross & Net metering. If the consumer installs solar rooftop under the gross net metering scheme he will have to inject entire power generated into the grid, while in other case if the consumer opts for Net Metering scheme he will be entitles to use the power generated at his premises and will be allowed to inject the surplus power into the grid.
• Charges: Wheeling & Cross Subsidy charges are exempted
• Solar RPO: In case the consumer is not an eligibility entity then such quantum of energy consumed by the consumer will qualify towards the RPO of the distribution utility.

UPERC has invited comments and suggestions through a public notice, by 1st March 2015. Click here to access the notification.

The Draft Can be accessed here.

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Suzlon commissioned 350 Wind Projects in Brazil

 

Suzlon Group has commissioned wind energy projects having a total capacity of 350 MW in Brazil.

This projects are located in the high wind states of Rio Grande do Norte and Ceara in Brazil.

The installations include 150 wind turbine generators.

These projects will contribute to reducing Brazil's carbon footprint by eliminating approximately 0.54 million tonnes of carbon dioxide emissions per annum.

The 350 MW projects completed are expected to light up one lakh households in Brazil with clean energy.

Suzlon entered the Brazilian market in 2008 and has since created a cumulative installed capacity of approximately 750 MW.

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Implementation of Project for setting up of 15,000 MW of Grid-connected Solar PV Power plants through NTPC/ NTPC Vidyut Vyapar Nigam Limited under National Solar Mission

 

The Union Cabinet chaired by the Prime Minister, Shri Narendra Modi, today gave its approval for the implementation of the scheme for setting up of 15,000 MW of Grid-connected Solar PV Power projects under the National Solar Mission through NTPC/ NTPC Vidyut Vyapar Nigam Limited (NVVN) in three tranches namely, 3000 MW under Tranche-l under mechanism of Bundling with Unallocated Coal based Thermal Power and fixed levellised tariffs, 5,000 MW under Tranche-ll with some support from Government to be decided after getting some experience while implementing Tranche-l and balance 7,000 MW under Tranche-Ill without any financial support from the Government.

Successful completion of additional 15,000 MW capacity of Grid-connected solar PV power generation projects, mainly in the private sector, with largely private investment, under the National Solar Mission would accelerate the process of achieving grid tariff parity for solar power and also help reduce consumption of kerosene and diesel, which is presently in use to meet the unmet demand.

In Tranche-l, which will be Batch-II of Phase-II of the National Solar Mission, 3000 MW capacity of solar PV power plants will be based on bundling of solar power (3000 MW) with unallocated thermal power (1500 MW) in the ratio of 2:1 (in MW terms), for which the required 1500 MW unallocated thermal power has been made available by the Ministry of Power. The bundled power will be allotted to various States that come forward to (i) provide land for setting up the solar power projects and (ii) purchase a major portion of the bundled solar power for consumption within the State (iii) ensure connectivity to the solar power project. The capacity allotted to each such State will be set up through developers, to be selected through international competitive bidding by NTPC /NVVN. Both private and government companies would be free to bid for projects.

1000 MW capacity out of the 3000 MW under the bundling scheme will be set up on land already identified in Andhra Pradesh. The balance 2000 MW capacity under the Bundling Scheme will be allotted in other interested States that come forward.

It is estimated that implementation of Tranche-l of the scheme will entail total investment of over Rs.18,000 crore, all of which will be met by project developers, mainly private.

A Payment Security Mechanism / Working Capital Fund with an estimated corpus of Rs. 2300 crore to cover 3 months payment for bundled capacity of 3000 MW of Solar Capacity with 1500 MW NTPC Coal Power, will be set up to ensure bankability of PPAs and timely payment to developers. This will be evolved through collaborative efforts of Government of India and Solar Project Developers. The modalities for setting up of Payment Security Mechanism / Working Capital Fund will be finalized subsequently. Accruals from encashment of Bank Guarantees, penalties on developers, etc. will also go into this fund.

Some capacity will be earmarked out of the total procurement under this scheme with provisions of domestically manufactured solar cells as well as modules. The quantity to be fixed with Domestic Content Requirement (DCR) in each tender will be prescribed by Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE) based on the prevailing market conditions from time to time. Bids received under both the categories (one with DCR requirement and the other without any such requirement) will be evaluated and successful bidders selected independently. Further, this DCR will also be technology agnostic that is applied on both the crystalline silicon and thin film SPV cells and modules.
Background
The first Phase of the National Solar Mission (2010-2013) had a target of 1100 MW for Grid-connected solar power generation capacity, against which 1685 MW was set up in the country under various schemes. Further capacity addition of 9,000 MW comprising 3,000 MW under Central schemes and 6,000 MW under State initiatives/ other mechanisms was envisaged In the 2nd phase of the Mission (April 2013-March 2017).

Now that sufficient experience is available in India in this field and the Government is keen to expeditiously promote solar power in the country, it is proposed to give a quantum jump to development of solar power in India through market driven approach, wherein the role of subsidies and direct Government support is gradually phased out. Specifically, it is proposed to significantly enhance capacity addition in the 2nd phase itself under Central schemes through various mechanisms.

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Avantha Group firm CG bags $20 million transmission infrastructure contract from Indonesia

 

Avantha Group company CG has bagged a $20 million (approximately Rs 124 Crs) contract from Indonesian firm PT PLN for setting up power transmission infrastructure around Indonesia.

Under the contract, CG has to set up a total of 36 transformer bays around Indonesia.

This project is being funded by IBRD - World Bank and is aimed at enhancing the performance of PT PLN's transmission grid.

The scope of the order includes design, manufacture, supply, construction and installation of transmission equipment in Java, Sumatra, Kalimantan and Sulawesi islands of Indonesia.

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Lanco seeks restructuring of Rs 1000 crore loan of Andhra Pradesh power plants

 

Lanco Group has approached lenders for restructuring of Rs 1000 Crs debt of two of it gas based power projects in Andhra Pradesh and to reschedule the repayment till January 2018. It has also sought similar reprieve from lenders for some of its power plants under Reserve Bank of India's 5/25 formula. 

Lanco Kondapalli Power Limited (LKPL), Lanco Group company, operates three gas based power projects in Andhra Pradesh. Of this, two plants, Unit-II and III, are not able to operate due to lack of gas supplies from KG-Basin. Unit-III is yet to declare Commercial Operation Date.

Between these two units the debt is around Rs 2400 Crs for a capacity of 1100 MW. 

The Group is also in the process of approaching lenders to rescheduling of loans of some of its power plants under the Reserve Bank's 5/25 Rule.

This rule enables a bank to extend loans to an infra developer for 25 years with an option to rewrite or reset the terms of the loan or transfer it to another bank or financial institution after five years.

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Tata Power partners with Russian Coal manger for global energy sector opportunities

 

 

Tata Power has signed an initial agreement with Siberian Coal Energy Company (SUEK - Russia’s largest coal producer) for tapping opportunities in the energy sector.

 

Both Tata Power and SUEK will cooperate on identifying and targeting opportunities in the energy sector in Russia and other geographies of common interest in order to develop mutually beneficial transactions.

Tata Power generates about 8,621 MW of power of which 7,407 MW is from thermal power generation.

SUEK delivers coal to more than 30 countries all over the world.

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Punjab 250 MW Solar Tender Results

 

 

Punjab Energy Development Agency (PEDA), nodal agency of Punjab, has invited Request for Proposal (RfP) on December 24, 2014 for development of 250 MW Solar Projects in the State.

 

The Projects were to be developed under following categories: 

• Category–I: 50 MW Capacity (project capacity 1 MW to 4 MW)
• Category–II: 100 MW Capacity (project capacity 5 MW to 24 MW)
• Category–III: 100 MW Capacity (project capacity 25 MW to 50 MW

Bid submission and Non financial bid opening were on January 28, 2015.

Total 32 bids (21 in Cat-I, 7 in Cat-II & 5 in Cat-III) were received aggregating to ~388 MW (34 MW in Cat-I, 149 MW in Cat-II & 205 MW in Cat-III)

The financial bids opened on February 10, 2015.

Summary of Bid Results

• Total Bids: 32 (aggregate capacity 388 MW)
• Lowest Bid: Azure – 4 MW (Rs 7.33/unit) under category I, SolaireDirect – 24 MW (Rs 6.88/unit) under Category II, 50 MW (Rs 6.88/unit) under Category III
• Highest Winning Bid: RatanIndia – 4 MW (Rs 7.45/unit) under Cat I, 24 MW (Rs 7.42/unit) under Cat II & 50 MW (Rs 7.56/unit) under Cat III

List of Successful Bidders

Bidders	Cat-I			Cat-II		Cat-III		Total Capacity (MW)	Levellized Tariff (Rs/Unit)
	Capacity (MW)	Tariff Rs/Unit	Capacity (MW)		Tariff Rs/Unit	Capacity (MW)	Tariff Rs/Unit
ACME	-	-	24		7.16	50	7.06	74	7.09
RatanIndia	4	7.45	24		7.42	50	7.56	78	7.51
Solaire Direct	-	-	24		6.88	30	6.88	54	6.88
Azure	4	7.33	24		7.19	0	0	28	7.21
Total	8	-	96		-	130	-	234	-

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ACME to develop 74 MW of Solar PV Projects with an investment of Rs 600 Crs in Punjab

 

ACME Group, India’s leading solar power player in India, announced that it has emerged as the largest developer for successfully securing 74 MW of solar PV power projects under the Punjab State Solar PV Tender of 250 MW capacities, issued by Punjab Energy Development Agency.

As per the RFP document, ACME would be signing two PPAs of 24 MW and 50 MW capacity, at a tariff of Rs. 7.16/ kwh and Rs. 7.06/ kwh respectively.

Commenting on this momentous occasion, Mr. Manoj Kumar Upadhyay, Founder & Chairman, ACME said ,”We take pride in announcing our partnership with the Punjab State Government as the largest solar power developer in the State and help them  in their endeavor to fuel the Solar Revolution in the country.  We thank the Punjab Electricity Development Agency and offer our complete support to achieve their mission to bring down the GHG emissions through using renewable energy resources.  Through our expertise, we shall bring to the state the success of renewable energy similar to that the country witnessed in the telecom sector.”

This project would entail an estimated investment of Rs 600 crore.

Punjab has the advantage of 300 sunny days and estimated potential of solar energy at 4-7 KWh/Sq.mtr of solar insolation levels.  The state government aims to tap this resource for strengthening power infrastructure in the State by setting up Solar Energy based power projects so as to save the depleting resources for our future generation and to combat global warming, fast depleting conventional sources of energy and resultant increased environmental pollution and combat climate change

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Report on India’s Renewable Electricity Roadmap 2030—Toward Accelerated Renewable Electricity Deployment

 

The “Report India’s Renewable Electricity Roadmap 2030—Toward Accelerated Renewable Electricity Deployment” was released at the Renewable Energy Global Investors Meet & Expo (RE-INVEST 2015).

The report was brought out by NITI Aayog with support of CII, Shakti Sustainable Energy Foundation and RAP (Regulatory Assistance Project), a global non-profit group, talks about the current scenario of renewable energy in India and what needs to be done for its accelerated deployment to address energy security concerns.

Shri Piyush Goyal, Union Minister of State (IC) for Coal, Power and New & Renewable Energy, lauded NITI Aayog for the report and said that it has instilled a lot of hope for following more ambitious targets. “We need to create an enabling environment with respect to clearance, land acquisition and other regulatory support.”

The Minister suggested that the land owners, who provide their land for setting up renewable energy projects, could be given a stake in the projects as an incentive. He urged NITI Aayog to help in creating some innovative model for the RE sector. He addressed the panelists while sitting in the audience.

Commenting on the launch of the report, Smt Sindhushree Khullar, CEO, NITI Aayog- Govt of India stated that this is the first initiative of the Aayog. “Energy and renewable energy is a core area in India. We need to see actual movement on whatever the report suggests about,” said Smt Khullar.

Mr Deepak Gupta, Senior Programme Manager- Power, Shakti Sustainable Energy Foundation, said that the report suggests possible roadmap to achieve ambitious targets in the renewable sector after assessing several best practices around the world.

The panelists were of the opinion that India needs to keep renewable energy as a matter of national importance. They suggested that the need of the hour is to move away from the current practice and make RE as an integral part of the power sector. For this a comprehensive national policy framework would be required for smoother renewable projects development in the country.

Mr Mackay Miller, Technology Innovation Analyst, NREL, congratulated the Indian government for its ambitious RE targets and intent to attain that goal. He suggested that there is need to think about policy and financing mechanism so that investments take place.

Smt Varsha Joshi, Joint Secretary, Ministry of New and Renewable Energy, lauded the report terming it as a good effort by the compilers. “It’s time that India has to look at RE as a resource across the states. There are a lot of things to be learned and a lot to be done,” she said.

Shri Sumant Sinha talked about thinking ‘out of the box’ to operationalise the issues highlighted in the report. “Why can’t we make renewable energy as the backbone of India’s electricity generation? We have to re-think our entire reliability on coal. Discoms are reluctant on buying renewable power against highly subsidised conventional power,” Shri Sinha noted.

Getting fund is seen as one of the major challenges. However, Shri Rajat Misra, VP, SBI Capital Markets Ltd is of the opinion that funding is not a constraint if there is good policy in place.

Shri SK Soonee, CEO, POSOCO, raised the issue of grid as one of the major hurdles in increasing renewable potential. The experts stressed that renewable energy could be the backbone of Indian power scenario provided existing issues are addressed. They objected to having coal as the preferred power choice just because it is available beneath the earth.

Smt Khullar stated that there is misconception in India that renewable energy is for rich. She asked everyone to be a part of this movement in renewable energy. “We are starting this journey with great hope and we should walk together to make it happen,” Smt Khullar concluded.

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Outcomes of the Coal Auctions for the 17 blocks conducted as on 21 Feb 2015

 

 

The Government has initiated fresh auctions of coal mines following  a court cancellation of all previous licences and the initial bidding suggests companies are keen to secure supplies as the economy improves.

 

So far, 17 blocks have been allotted till 21st Feb 2015 with one remaining which will be alloted on 22nd Feb 2015.

Below is the cumulative list of the coal blocks allotted so far.

S.No.	Coal Block	Date of Auction	Sector	Earlier Allotted to	Currently won by	Closing Bid (Rs./Ton)
1	Talabira I	14/02/2015	Power	HINDALCO	GMR Chhattisgarh Energy	478
2	Sial Ghoghri	14/02/2015	Unregulated Sector	Prism Cement	Reliance Cement	1402
3	Sarisatolli	15/02/2015	Power	CESC Limited	CESC Limited	470
4	Belgaon	15/02/2015	Unregulated Sector	Sunflag Iron & Steel Company	Sunflag Iron & Steel Company	1785
5	Kathautia	15/02/2015	Unregulated Sector	Usha Martin	HINDALCO	2860
6	Marki Mangli III	16/02/2015	Unregulated Sector	Topsworth Urja & Metal	BS Ispat	918
7	Mandla North	16/02/2015	Unregulated Sector	Jaiprakash Associates	Jaiprakash Associates	2505
8	Trans Damodar	16/02/2015	Power	West Bengal Mineral Dev. Corp	The Durgapur Projects	940
9	Ardhagram	17/02/2015	Unregulated Sector	Sova Ispat Limited	OCL Iron & Steel	2302
10	Chotia	17/02/2015	Unregulated Sector	Prakash Industries Ltd	BALCO	3025
11	Amelia (North)	17/02/2015	Power	Madhya Pradesh Mining Corp	Jaiprakash Power	712
12	Tokisud North	18/02/2015	Power	GVK	Essar Power MP	1110
13	Gare Palma IV/5	18/02/15	Unregulated Sector	Monnet Ispat	HINDALCO	3502
14	Gare Palma IV/2 & IV/3	19/02/15	Power	Jindal Power	Jindal Power	108
15	Bicharpur	19/02/15	Unregulated Sector	Madhya Pradesh Mining Corp	Ultratech	3003
16	Gare Palma IV/4	20/02/2015	Unregulated Sector	Jayaswal Neco Ltd.	HINDALCO	3001
17	Gare Palma IV/1	21/02/2015	Unregulated Sector	Jindal Steel & Power Ltd.	BALCO	1585
18	Gare Palma IV/7	22/02/2015	Unregulated Sector	Raipur Alloy & Steel Ltd.

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