Stakeholders Gain More Time for Feedback on Resource Adequacy Framework Discussion Paper
It may be recalled that the CEA had released this draft paper on October 18, 2024. Stakeholders were initially given a deadline of November 4, 2024, to provide feedback. Now, by the present notice, the CEA has decided to extend this deadline till November 17, 2024.
Deadline Extended For Feedback On Draft Amendments To Electricity Trading Contracts
CERC had proposed revisions to the regulations governing power trading on power exchanges in India. Stakeholders were initially given a deadline of November 4, 2024, to provide feedback. This deadline has now been extended till November 11, 2024.
Report On Short-Term Power Market In India 2023-24
The report sheds light on the evolving landscape of the country’s power sector, with a detailed exploration of short-term power transactions across various mechanisms. The report, structured into four main sections, covers an overview of the power sector, trends in short-term power markets, cross-border electricity trade, and trading of renewable energy certificates.
National Electricity Plan Volume II – Transmission
The plan outlines the development of the transmission system, including inter-state and intra-state transmission lines and substations. The plan also outlines the roadmap for future transmission system development, considering factors like renewable energy integration, electrification of transportation, and industrial growth.
Draft Amendment Rules for Electricity Late Payment Surcharge
The rules will apply to outstanding dues of generating companies, transmission licensees, and electricity trading licensees. The draft rules also propose a procedure for settling dues arising from court orders.
Government Seeks Public Input on Draft Renewable Energy Procurement Amendments
These draft amendments aim to streamline the procurement process for renewable energy projects by providing greater clarity for developers and procurers. The proposed changes in PPA duration and generator availability are expected to improve project viability and attract more investors. Additionally, enhanced weather monitoring and cybersecurity measures can ensure reliable and secure power generation.
CERC Extends Timeline For Complying With Changes In Charges For Deviation Of Infirm Power
The stipulation in DSM Regulations regarding charges for deviation by way of injection of infirm power will now come into effect on December 1, 2024. Until November 30, 2024, CERC’s Order dated February 6, 2023, on charges for deviation for injection of scheduled inform power will remain in operation.
CERC Indian Electricity Grid Code (First Amendment) Regulations, 2024
The regulations set limits on the duration of infirm power injection for different types of generating stations, including renewable energy sources (REGs) and energy storage systems (ESS). They also clarify the timing for the commencement of scheduling for newly commissioned generating stations. Additionally, The regulations provide for compensation to thermal power plants operating below their normative levels.
Clarification on Processing Fees for Consent to Establish/Operate by Punjab Pollution Control Board
Punjab Pollution Control Board (PPCB) issued a notification clarifying the processing fee structure for obtaining Consent to Establish or Operate
DERC Invites Comments on Draft Regulations
Delhi Electricity Regulatory Commission (DERC) issued a corrigendum inviting comments, suggestions, and objections on the Draft Delhi Electricity Regulatory Commission (Threshold Limit for the Development of Intra-State Transmission Projects under the Tariff Based Competitive Bidding) Regulations, 2024.
