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Session-6, Day 2
Role of Policy and Regulations for Economizing RE tariff
SAARC Knowledge Sharing Workshop on Modern Techniques including Renewable Energy Auctions for
Economizing Renewable Energy Tariff
By Ajit Pandit, Director Idam Infra
May 2018
Contents
 Overview of global trends in RE deployment
 Renewable Energy Development in India
 Legal and Regulatory Framework for Development of Renewable Energy in India
 Evolution of market model : Indian Experience
□ OA and Wheeling Model
□ FIT based Model
□ REC based model
□ Competitive Bidding
 Way Forward on role of Policy and regulations in Economizing RE Tariff for SAARC countries
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Overview of Global RE capacity development
 Global Cum.RE installed capacity
 Policy Options and instruments
 Trends in FIT and Auctions
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Global trends in Cumulative RE Installed Capacity
Source: REN21, 2018a
Global renewable power capacity was ~ 2 000 GW at the end of 2014, around 1 200 GW higher than in 2000. The share of hydropower in
the renewable total went from 93% in 2000 to ~ 60% in 2016 as solar and wind experienced very rapid growth,
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RE Policy options and instruments across countries – 1/2
Source: REN21, 2017b
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RE Policy options and instruments across countries – 2/2
Source: REN21, 2017b
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Trends in adoption of FIT/Auctions across countries
Adoption of FIT and Auction route by countries Avg. Global Price trend for SPV and Onshore Wind
Source: REN21, 2015-2017 Source: REN21, 2017b
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Renewable Energy Development in India
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India’s Power Scenario & Share of Renewable Energy
Thermal
64.8% Nuclear 49.32% Wind 34,046 MW
222,906MW 2%
6,780 MW
31.37% Solar 21,651 MW
Total Installed
Renewable
Power Capacity 12.6%
20.06 % Biomass & Bagasse 8,700 MW
344,002 MW
69,022 MW
6.5% Small Hydro Power 4486 MW
Large Hydro
13.17%
45,293 MW
0.2% Waste to Energy 138 MW
As per India’s INDC, 40% of Energy in India shall be from non-fossil fuels by 2030
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Growth in RE – Historic Trends and Growth Enablers
Cumulative RE capacity addition (MW)
Tariff Policy,2016
80,000
•SPO of 8% by 2022
Tariff Policy,2006 •State-wise proportion
•Discom shall fix RPO JNNSM Phase II as per resource avail. 69,685
70,000
•Discomto procure RE guidelines
power through •CERC RE Tariff
60,000 competitive bidding Regulation 57,244
Electricity Act 2003
•JNNSM
guidelines
50,000 NAPCC
REC Regulation
guidelines 42,727
NEP, 2005
40,000 •SERC to determine 35,777
preferential tariff
31,703
•Promote private
28,069
30,000 Power restructuring sector participation 24,905
and national
in RE
guidelines on tariff, 19,975
20,000 16,818
inter-connection 14,485
12,403
and third party sales
9,382
8,105
10,000 6,091
1,667 2,393 3,137
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FY02 FY03 FY04 FY05 FY06 FY07 FY08 FY09 FY10 FY11 FY12 FY13 FY14 FY15 FY16 FY17 FY18
Waste to Energy Small Hydro Power BM Power/Cogen Solar Power Wind Power Total Capacity
 The certainty in legal framework at National level and supportive regulatory framework at state level along with conducive
policy framework by Government has ensured Private Sector’s interests in Renewable Energy Development
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