Indian Power Generation Industry

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Indian Power Generation Industry
Bharat Book Bureau
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Summary

• The Indian Power generation industry had
  witnessed an incredible growth journey in the
  past few years, led by the entry of private
  sector players. However, with the 11th Plan
  adding 54.5GW, the domestic coal industry has
  not kept pace with growth in capacity addition,
  which led to acute coal shortage. To counter
  this, most of the private players went ahead and
  bought mines in Indonesia and Australia, but
  upward revision of imported coal prices and
  non-pass through clause in competitively bid
  imported coal based projects rendered these
  projects unviable. Additionally, the state
  distribution companies are in dire state with
  huge losses due to nonrevision of tariffs, high
  ATC losses and non payment of subsidy by
  states. 

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• Hence, there are few critical questions which
  remain unanswered that where the Indian power
  generation industry headed? Can domestic coal
  supply be improved? Will government allow
  pass-through for imported coal based plants? How
  12th Five year plan will fair in terms of
  capacity addition? Will Merchant power remain
  lucrative? Is the consolidation in the Indian
  generation industry inevitable? CARE Research has
  attempted to address all these queries using most
  pragmatic approach.

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• CARE Research's report on the Indian Power
  generation industry contains comprehensive data
  and analysis of the sector apart from giving
  CARE's outlook on the sector. With its
  established network of primary and secondary
  sources, CARE Research has captured exhaustive
  data on the various parameters to analyze the
  industry. CARE Research has also forecasted the
  coal shortage with and without coal pooling and
  coal supply over the 12th Plan (2012-17). The
  report is indispensable for any company in the
  pharmaceutical industry, banks/Financial
  Institutions (FIs), policy makers, research
  academic institutions, other international and
  national agencies etc. Additionally, the twelve
  monthly updates from the date of subscription of
  the said report would form a potent tool for the
  subscribers to keep abreast with the recent
  developments in the industry. 

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Table of Contents

• SECTION- I CARE Researchs
  OUTLOOK Outlook12th Plan capacity addition to
  be front loaded 62-65GWCapacity addition to
  narrow peak/base deficit by end of the 12th Plan
  (FY17)Coal deficit to reach 143MT led by lack
  of rail linkages/Clearance delays by 12th
  Plan-endCoal pooling to reduce coal deficit to
  70MT by FY17 for the power sectorCERC gives nod
  on tariff revision for imported coal projects
  UMPP Standard Bidding Documents (SBD) likely to
  be revised.Hydro capacity addition expected to
  remain muted in the 12th PlanRE capacity
  addition set to improve as GBI is restored in
  Budget 2013-14 SECTION- II INDUSTRY
  SECTIONIntroductionPre-2003-Dire
  State2003-2006- Path breaking reforms2007-2009-
  Initial euphoria and merchant boom2009-11-Self
  correction2011 onwards- Redefining period

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• Power Sector Regulatory evolutionPre-refor
  m stage (1947-1991)Post-reform
  (1992-2003)Electricity Act, 2003 (2003-till
  date)Demand Characteristics and behaviourPower
  demand characteristicsSeasonalityGeographical
  distributionAiling SEBs to stifle growthState
  elections- fair unmet demand indicatorConsumers
  ready to pay for quality and reliability

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