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Direct Power Purchase Agreements in India -2016

Publication ID: 
ENN0117001
Publication Date: 
January 30, 2017
Pages: 
500
Publisher: 
Enincon
Countries: 
India [1]
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Description: 
Some trivial and yet complex questions associate with open access mechanism which needs to addressed through a pan India study which should prove to be a path finding guide for the project developers as well buyers to felicitate the same. The pinnacle interest for the developers is to learn about as to why only renewable players are reaping benefits of direct power purchase agreements and why not the thermal power producers under independent and captive category enjoy the same? Queries like these and many more demanded an in-depth research to unearth the very reason as to why essentially open access is fast gaining popularity in India, which transformed into the research base for the report for enincon consulting llp.
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Though an evident fact 听that India鈥檚 addition in the rate of renewable capacity additions have improved by leaps especially in the solar segment as indeed the 鈥渟un is shining鈥� for entire value chain players given the impetus received from GoI for having the target to set 165 GW of RE capacity and 100 GW of solar power plants in the country by 2022. Having even achieved 50 鈥� 60% capacity of the planned values there would be huge quantum of power available up for sale, given the precarious situation of the finances of the discoms the project developers deem the 鈥渄irect power purchase agreements鈥� more fit in order to wish away with risks associated with long-term agreements with discoms. The another advantage in lieu with the third-party power purchase agreements is degree of revenue discovered for developers as against with Feed-in-Tariff (FiT) mechanism model.
Table Of Contents: 
Chapter 1. Executive Summary
Chapter 2. Direct Power Purchase Agreements in India
2.1 Business Case
2.2 Overview of Direct Purchase Agreements
2.3 Drivers for Direct Purchase Agreements in India
2.4 Models to Direct Purchase Agreements in India- An Introduction
Chapter 3: Open Access- Sustainability of Demand Supply Metrics
3.1 Current Demand Supply Dynamics
3.2 Demand Drivers & Possible Restraints
3.3 Modes of Sustainability of Demand for Open Access
3.4 Tariff Movements for Open Access- Key States
3.5 Future Forecasts- 2022
Chapter 4: Tariff Trends and Outlook in India
4.1 Thermal Power Plants (Coal Based)
a. Large Scale Thermal Power Plants
b. Mega Scale Thermal Power Plants
c. Small Scale Thermal Power Plants
d. Captive Power Plants
4.2 Solar Plant
4.3 Wind Power Plant
4.4 Other RE (If any)
Chapter 5: Examining Liberalism for Green Power in Open Access Mechanism in States
5.1 Accessing parameters driving increase in demand of green power
5.2 RPO Compliance & Enforcement
5.3 Extent of Industrialisation and Commercialisation in a State
Chapter 6: Regional Overview of Open Access 麻豆原创 鈥� Solar Power (Key States)
6.1 Filtering Major Open Access Customers/ Pockets for Solar Power
6.2 Accessing Feasibility of Long Term Open Access 麻豆原创- State Wise
6.3 Key Regions Suitable for Open Access Solar 麻豆原创
6.4 Opportunity for Bulk Consumers & Corporates
6.5 Opportunity for State Transmission Utilities
Chapter 7: Region Wise Customer Profiling & Key PPA terms for Open Access Sale of Power- Solar Power
7.1 Standard PPA Terms- Solar Power
7.1.1 Duration of PPA
7.1.2 Payment Security
7.1.3 Agreements on Open access charges
7.1.4 Termination Clause
7.1.5 Creditworthiness of Customers- Risk Profiling
7.2 Opportunity for Bulk Consumers & Corporates
7.3 Opportunity for State Transmission Utilities
Chapter 8: Regional Overview of Open Access 麻豆原创 鈥� Wind Power (Key States)
8.1 Filtering Major Open Access Customers/ Pockets for Wind Power
8.2 Accessing Feasibility of Long Term Open Access 麻豆原创- State Wise
8.3 Key Regions Suitable for Open Access Wind 麻豆原创
8.4 Opportunity for Bulk Consumers & Corporates
8.5 Opportunity for State Transmission Utilities
Chapter 9: Region Wise Customer Profiling & Key PPA terms for Open Access Sale of Power- Wind Power
9.1 Standard PPA Terms- Wind Power
9.1.1 Duration of PPA
9.1.2 Payment Security
9.1.3 Agreements on Open access charges
9.1.4 Termination Clause
9.1.5 Creditworthiness of Customers- Risk Profiling
9.2 Opportunity for Bulk Consumers & Corporates
9.3 Opportunity for State Transmission Utilities
Chapter 10: Regional Overview of Open Access 麻豆原创 鈥� Independent Power Producers (Key States)
10.1 Filtering Major Open Access Customers/ Pockets for IPP鈥檚
10.2 Accessing Feasibility of Long Term Open Access 麻豆原创- State Wise
10.3 Key Regions Suitable for Open Access for IPP鈥檚
10.4 Opportunity for Bulk Consumers & Corporates
10.5 Opportunity for State Transmission Utilities Chapter 11: Region Wise Customer Profiling & Key PPA terms for Open Access Sale of Power- Wind Power
11.1 Standard PPA Terms- Independent Power Producer
11.1.1 Duration of PPA
11.1.2 Payment Security
11.1.3 Agreements on Open access charges
11.1.4 Termination Clause
11.1.5 Creditworthiness of Customers- Risk Profiling
11.2 Opportunity for Bulk Consumers & Corporates
11.3 Opportunity for State Transmission Utilities
Chapter 12: Regulatory Consideration for Open Access and Direct Power Purchase Agreements in India
12.1 Regulatory aspects in Open Access- Detailed State/Region wise Track
12.2 Open Access Permission from Respective SLDC鈥檚; Distribution & Transmission Utilities
12.3 Regulatory Barriers Chapter 13: State Ranking
鈥ncentive & Policy
鈥illing Mechanism
鈥egulatory Barriers
鈥pen Access Charges
鈥ast Trends of Open Access
鈥usiness Case of Long Term Open Access
Chapter 14: Open Access Charges & Opportunity for State Transmission Utilities (STU鈥檚)
14.1 Open Access Charge split
14.2 STU Opportunity
14.3 Business Case for State Transmission Utilities for Long Term Open Access
14.4 Tariff Sustainability
14.5 Procurement Models for Direct Power Purchase Agreements
Chapter 15: Conclusion
Companies Mentioned: 
  1. All Construction Project Developers
  2. All EPC Sevice Provides
  3. All Turnkey Solution Providers
  4. All Project Financing Agencies
  5. All Original Equipment Manufacturers
  6. All Project Contractors
  7. All Class I , Class II , Class III Contractors
  8. All Heavy Equipment Suppliers
  9. All Small-Medium Equipment Suppliers
  10. All Vendors
  11. All Cement , Bitumen Suppliers
  12. All Other Raw Material Suppliers
  13. All Financial Institutions
  14. All Other Lending Agencies
  15. All Consultants
  16. All Research Firms
  17. All Research Bodies/ Institutions
  18. All Industry Associations
  19. All Sub Contractors
  20. All Technical Consulting Groups
  21. All Logistic Service Providers
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