Power tariffs-2014-15

Power
Research Report on
Tariffs in
India - 2014-15
Volume I : Retail Power Tariffs in India - 2014-15
Volume II : Transmission and Generation Tariffs in India - 2014-15
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As the electricity tariffs in
India are changing every
year, we at iData Insights
are bringing out a report
which will be very useful
to subscribers,prospects,
readers, users and cli-ents
detailing the latest
slabs and tariff rates for
the year 2014-15. So we
do our research for all
the states in India regu-larly
and publish a table
that lists all the latest
tariff slabs and rates ap-plicable
for LT (Low Ten-sion),
HT (High Tension)
domestic customers in
states of India.
The electricity tariff of
various states is under
a lot of scrutiny espe-cially
since the finan-cial
viability of Distribu-tion
Companies is being
questioned. The historic
decision of the Honorable
Supreme Court to cancel
204 coal blocks has put
the faith of 67 GW ca-pacities
of power plants
in huge doubt.
The decision on cards
by the Central Govern-ment
in this regard to re-auction
of the cancelled
blocks would lead to in-creased
power prices as
the bidding for blocks
may be re-allocated at
higher the price at which
they were initially allo-cated.
For those plants
which had an agree-ments
that provide for
fuel cost pass-through
the Government is plan-ning
to induce a cap on
power prices as per the
block. This decision
however, if implemented
may leave a bad taste
among private develop-ers
leading to all incre-mental
cost absorption
by them. The industry
take is that should there
the blocks being re-auc-tioned
on heavy discounts
or absolutely free, the
cost absorption for de-veloping
the blocks may
not be a pass through in
power tariffs to the end
consumers but otherwise
would be unfair.
By meticulously exam-ining
the impact of new
regulations and deeply
analyzing the possible
impacts on all the stake-holders,
iData Insights at-tempts
to blend the fac-tual
power tariff data and
present a dossier which
would be first of its kind
and would enable clients
with reliable insights and
better understanding of
the power tariff dynam-ics
in the country. The
key queries which find
answer in this report are:
What is likely rationale
behind capping power
tariff for re-allocated
coal blocks? In this dos-sier
iData Insights delves
deep to and most exhaus-tively
examines the case
of fuel pooling and its
possible impact on the
end consumers and the
dynamics of power indus-try.
Through this report,
iData Insights attempts to
unveil the pressure on the
power generation com-panies
with incentives
linked to PLF instead of
PAF and in the current
fuel scarcity prevalent in
the country? Would all the
states be as pro-active
as Delhi in introducing a
fuel surcharge compo-nent
in the power tariffs,
if so then what would be
its possible impact? Also,
what would be the cost
of power supply and cost
of procurement vis-à-vis
from power distribution
Power Tariffs in India - 2014-15
utility’s perspective is
mapped in detail.
Queries like these and
many more find their so-lutions
in the virtue of this
report which is to explore
how the Indian electricity
generation sector would
respond to the new tariff
environment. The report
also analyses current
power tariffs prevalent in
all the states of India with
utility wise status. The re-port
provides highly relia-ble
datasets and excellent
insights on power tariffs
and is a must buy for all
allied stakeholders in the
business value chain of
power generation to sale.
The report consists of two
volumes:
The First Volume will have
detailed information about
the Retail Distribution
Supply Tariffs for the year
2014-15 applicable in dif-ferent
states of India. This
includes information about
Industrial, Commercial,
Agricultural and Domestic
Charges.
The Second Volume will
consist of Transmission
and Generation Power
Tariffs for the year 2014-
15 applicable for different
power generation compa-nies
of India. This volume
gives critical information
about Wheeling, Cross
Subsidy surcharge, Fuel
Adjustment Charges, Open
Access Charges, Renew-able
and Cogeneration
Charges.
Highlights of the Report:
• Brief overview of the power
sector along with the prevailing
tariff structure in India
• State-wise tariff structure along
with rate slabs
• Power tariff rates consumer cat
egory wise
o Industrial
o Commercial
o Agricultural
o Domestic
• Wheeling, Subsidy & O.A charg
es of the DISCOM’S
• FSA charges of the DISCOM’S
• ARR of the DISCOM’S
• Comparison between 2013-14
Tariffs and 2014-15 Tariffs
Value Proffer to the Client:
• Easy to Read PDF
• Online Subscription of Retail
Power Tariffs Database for 1 year
with frequent updates
• Analyst Support
A Must Buy for:
• IPP’s
• CPSU’s
• SEB’s
• FII’s
• Banks
• EPC Contractors
• Coal Mining Agencies
• Coal Traders
• Gas Supplying Agencies
• Power Traders
• Technical & Environmental Firms
• Research Firms
• Consulting Firms
• Fuel Traders

Volume I: Retail Power Tariffs in
India- 2014-15
Part 1: Overview of Tariffs
1. Introduction
1.1 How is Tariff Calculated?
1.2 Design of Tariffs
2. National Tariff Policy (NTP)
3. CERC Tariff Regulations 2014-
2019 for Thermal Power Stations
4. Initiatives
4.1 APDRP
4.2 R-APDRP
5. Distribution Franchisee Option
6. Distribution Segment
6.1 Cost of Supply
6.1.1 Under Unbundled state
structure
6.1.2 Private Discoms
6.1.3 Franchise
6.2 Power Procurement Cost
6.2.1 Under Unbundled state
structure
6.2.2 Private Discoms
6.2.3 Franchise
Part 2: Latest Tariff Data
1. Schedule of Retail Supply Tariff-
(FY 2014-15 V/s 2013-14)
1.1 Arunachal Pradesh
1.2 Andaman & Nicobar
1.3 Andhra Pradesh
1.4 Assam
1.5 Bihar
1.6 Chhattisgarh
1.7 Chandigarh
1.8 Daman and Diu
1.9 Dadra and Nagar Haveli
1.10 Delhi
1.11 Goa
1.12 Gujarat
1.13 Haryana
1.14 Himachal Pradesh
1.15 Jammu and Kashmir
1.16 Jharkhand
1.17 Karnataka
1.18 Kerala
1.19 Lakshadweep
1.20 Madhya Pradesh
1.21 Maharashtra
1.22 Manipur
1.23 Meghalaya
1.24 Mizoram
1.25 Nagaland
1.26 Orissa
1.27 Punjab
1.28 Puducherry
1.29 Rajasthan
1.30 Sikkim
1.31 Tamil Nadu
1.32 Tripura
1.33 Uttar Pradesh
1.34 Uttarakhand
1.35 West Bengal
2. Annexures
Volume II: Power Transmission and
Generation Tariffs in India 2014-15
Part 1: Power Transmission
1. Andhra Pradesh
2. Assam Power Generation Corpora-tion
Limited
3. Bihar State Power Transmission
Company Limited
4. Delhi Transco Limited
5. Torrent Energy Ltd.
6. MPSEZ Utilities Private Limited
7. Paschim Gujarat Vij Company
Ltd.
8. Madhya Pradesh Vij Company
Ltd.
9. Dakshim Gujarat Vij Company
Ltd.
10. Uttar Gujarat Vij Company Ltd.
11. Gujarat Energy Transmission
Corporation Limited
12. Himachal Pradesh Power
Transmission Corporation
13. Jammu Power Development
Department-Transmission
14. Karnataka Power Transmission
Corporation Limited
15. Meghalaya Power Transmission
Corporation Limited
16. Odisha Power Transmission
Corporation Limited
17. GRIDCO Limited
Table of Contents (Draft)
18. Punjab State Transmission
Corporation Limited
19. Tamil Nadu Generation and
Distribution Corporation
20. Power Transmission Corpora
tion of Uttarakhand
21. West Bengal State Electric
ity Transmission Company Ltd.
(WBSETCL)
22. DPSC Limited
23. Haryana
Part 2: Power Generation
1. Bihar State Power Generation
Company Limited
2. Chhattisgarh State Power Gen
eration Company Limited
3. IPGCL- Indraprastha Power Gen
eration Co. Ltd
4. PPCL- Pragati Power Corporation
Ltd.
5. Aspen Infrastructure Limited
6. Torrent Energy Ltd.
7. Himachal Pradesh Power Gen
eration Corporation
8. J&K State Power Development
Corporation Limited
9. Puducherry Power Corporation
Limited (PPCL)
10. Satpura Thermal Power Station,
Sarni
11. Meghalaya Power Generation
Corporation Limited
12. Odisha Hydro Power Corpora
tion Limited
13. Rajasthan
14. Tamil Nadu Generation and
Distribution Corporation
15. West Bengal Power Develop
ment Corporation Limited
16. Haryana
17. Tuivai Hydel Power Project (210
MW) of Mizoram
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No. of Pages: 400+
Format: PDF
Release Date: February, 2015
Discount: 10% till 31st January, 2015

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