This document provides an overview and table of contents for an Excel database that contains feed-in tariff policies for various power generating sources across different Indian states. The database aims to provide information on state-level feed-in tariffs to help power generators, distributors, and suppliers understand tariff rates and plan their businesses accordingly. It includes feed-in tariff policies, control periods, tariff rates, financial and normative parameters, subsidies, taxes, and references for various renewable energy sources like wind, solar, biomass, as well as conventional sources like bagasse co-generation and municipal solid waste. An order form is also included to purchase the Excel database.

1. Excel Database of State Wise Feed-In Tariffs of Power Generating Sources-2014
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Given that the effects of energy efficiency measures tend to be offset by a greater energy consumption that comes with economic growth, these measures, while important, will not by themselves be sufficient to achieve major reductions in emissions – making the move toward cleaner energy a rising priority for climate change mitigation.
Under a feed-in tariff policy, governments set prices (often at a premium) for different types of renewable power to compensate producers for the higher cost of producing clean energy. Utilities are then required to purchase power from renewable resources at this price—but have the option of either spreading the additional costs across their entire customer base or receiving compensation from the government to recover the incremental costs. Feed-in tariffs thus essentially subsidize renewable energy sources to make them cost-competitive with fossil-fuel-based technologies.
Although feed-in tariff policies have gained worldwide popularity, their cost effects have become a primary concern for policy makers in many countries. Whether the rising costs are recovered from ratepayers or taxpayers, they can create both political and economic pressures. Households in developing countries are particularly vulnerable to rising tariffs, as spending on energy accounts for a larger share of their incomes than for households in developed countries.
To better understand the effectiveness of existing feed-in tariff policies and learn how their design might be improved, we formed a database of feed-in tariff policies of Power Generating Sources of different states in India. Our study is focused on providing the information about different state wise feed in tariffs in excel format highlighting different fields. This database is inexpensive for Power generators, distributors and suppliers. They can know the tariff rates in different states and can plan their business accordingly.
Finally, our database shows that the design of the overall electricity market matters. A competitive market tends to be more conducive to renewable deployment. One possible explanation is that wholesale competition raises the upside potential of renewable investments because many countries allow renewable energy generators to sell their power directly in the open exchange. This enables renewable developers to benefit from higher market prices, especially during the peak demand periods.
States Covered: Andhra Pradesh, Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Bihar, Chhattisgarh, Gujarat, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh, Jammu and Kashmir, Jharkhand, Karnataka, Kerala, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Manipur, Mizoram, Meghalaya, Nagaland, Orissa, Punjab, Rajasthan, Sikkim, Tamil Nadu, Tripura, Uttarakhand, Uttar Pradesh, West Bengal, Goa,
Union Territories Covered: Delhi, Andaman Nicobar, Chandigarh, Dadra and Nagar Haveli, Daman & Diu, Lakshadweep, Pondicherry.
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Table of Contents: (Draft)
1. RE Policies
iv. Taxes and Duties
2. EE Policies
v. Late Payment surcharge
3. Wind Policy
f. References
a. Tariff Regulations / or Order or Draft
7. Biomass Policy
b. Control period
a. Tariff Regulations / or Order or Draft
c. Tariff (Rs/kWh)
b. Control period
d. Financial Parameters
c. Tariff (Rs/kWh)
i. Capital Cost (lakh/MW)
d. Financial Parameters
e. Normative Parameters
i. Capital Cost (lakh/MW)
i. Capacity Utilisation Factor (%)
e. Normative Parameters
ii. Useful life (yrs)
i. Specific Heat Rate (kcal/kWh)
iii. Subsidy and incentive by Central /State Govt
ii. Capacity Utilisation Factor (%)
iv. Taxes and Duties
iii. Useful life (yrs)
v. Late Payment surcharge
iv. Plant Load Factor (%)
f. References
v. Fuel Cost (Rs/MT)
4. Solar PV Policy
vi. Subsidy and incentive by Central /State Govt
a. Tariff Regulations / or Order or Draft
vii. Taxes and Duties
b. Control period
viii. Late Payment surcharge
c. Tariff (Rs/kWh)
f. References
d. Financial Parameters
8. Small Hydro Policy
i. Capital Cost (lakh/MW)
a. Tariff Regulations / or Order or Draft
e. Normative Parameters
b. Control period
i. Capacity Utilisation Factor (%)
c. Tariff (Rs/kWh)
ii. Useful life (yrs)
d. Financial Parameters
iii. Subsidy and incentive by Central /State Govt
i. Capital Cost (lakh/MW)
iv. Taxes and Duties
e. Normative Parameters
v. Late Payment surcharge
i. Specific Heat Rate (kcal/kWh)
f. References
ii. Capacity Utilisation Factor (%)
5. Solar Thermal Policy
iii. Useful life (yrs)
a. Tariff Regulations / or Order or Draft
iv. Plant Load Factor (%)
b. Control period
v. Fuel Cost (Rs/MT)
c. Tariff (Rs/kWh)
vi.Subsidy and incentive by Central /State Govt
d. Financial Parameters
vii. Taxes and Duties
i. Capital Cost (lakh/MW)
viii. Late Payment surcharge
e. Normative Parameters
f. References
i. Capacity Utilisation Factor (%)
9. Municipal Solid Waste (MSW) Policy
ii. Useful life (yrs)
a. Tariff Regulations / or Order or Draft
iii. Subsidy and incentive by Central /State Govt
b. Control period
iv. Taxes and Duties
c. Tariff (Rs/kWh)
v. Late Payment surcharge
d. Financial Parameters
f. References
i. Capital Cost (lakh/MW)
6. Bagasse Co-generation Policy
e. Normative Parameters
a. Tariff Regulations / or Order or Draft
i. Specific Heat Rate (kcal/kWh)
b. Control period
ii. Capacity Utilisation Factor (%)
c. Tariff (Rs/kWh)
iii. Useful life (yrs)
d. Financial Parameters
iv. Plant Load Factor (%)
i. Capital Cost (lakh/MW)
v. Fuel Cost (Rs/MT)
e. Normative Parameters
vi.Subsidy and incentive by Central /State Govt
i. Capacity Utilisation Factor (%)
vii. Taxes and Duties
ii. Useful life (yrs)
viii. Late Payment surcharge
iii. Subsidy by Central /State Govt
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