Indian Solar Market Mechanism

Indian Solar Market Mechanism
Published 10/2024
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 4.58 GB | Duration: 3h 30m

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What you'll learn

Introduction Indian Solar Market Mechanism

Mechanism of Indian Solar Market

Important Aspects of the Indian Electricity Act 2003

The Power Sector in Summary

Total Generation in India

Types of Power Procurement Mechanism

Types of Power Procurement Mechanism

Long term open access

Medium-Term Open Access

Short Term - Bilateral

Short Term – Power Exchange

Priority order of transmission contracts

Types of PPAs

Long-Term Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs)

Types, Structures and Benefit of Long-Term PPAs

Medium-Term Power Purchase Agreements

Short-Term Power Purchase Agreements

Types and Structures of Short-Term PPAs

Power Exchange Contracts - Day Ahead or Week Ahead

Week-Ahead Contracts

Comparision of Day ahead and Week Ahaed PPA

Bilateral Contracts

Comparison bilateral contracts to Market-Based Contracts

Captive Power Purchase Agreements

Comparison between Tradiational, Bilateral & Captive contract

Wheeling Agreements

Camparison between wheeling agreement, Captive PPAs and Traditional PPAs

Energy Banking Agreements

Camparison between Enery banking, Wheeling and PPA Agreement

Renewable Energy Purchase Contracts

Inter-State Trading License Agreements

Comparison between interstate, intrastate and bilateral contract

Open Access Contracts

DSM (Deviation Settlement Mechanism)

Long Term and Medium Power Procurement

Ministry of Power Guidelines for the Purchase of ST Power

CERC Mandatory Functions

Open Access

Open Access Mechanism

Requirements for open access

Various Charges in Availing the Open Access

Issues with Open access in India with reference to various stakeholders

Types of Charges levied on Power purchase

Captive Solar Power Plant

Case Study Tata Power's Captive Solar Power Plant for Indore Municipal Corp.

Group Captive Solar Power Plant

Case Study CleanMax Solar's Group Captive Solar Project for Multiple Corporates

Net Metering Mechanism

Net Metering

Benefits of Net Metering

Open Access Solar Project Finance Models

CAPEX Model

Benefits of CAPEX Model

OPEX Model

Benefits of OPEX Model

Structure of Power Purchase Agreement (PPAs)

Power Purchase Agreement

Stakeholders in a Power Purchase Agreement

Major Components of PPA

Nodal agencies involved in operation of PPA

Requirements

No prior experience is needed. You will learn everything about Indian Solar Market Mechanism in this course.

Description

In this course you will following point in detail:Introduction Indian Solar Market MechanismMechanism of Indian Solar MarketImportant Aspects of the Indian Electricity Act 2003The Power Sector in SummaryTotal Generation in IndiaTypes of Power Procurement MechanismTypes of Power Procurement MechanismLong term open accessMedium-Term Open AccessShort Term - BilateralShort Term – Power ExchangePriority order of transmission contractsTypes of PPAsLong-Term Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs)Types, Structures and Benefit of Long-Term PPAsMedium-Term Power Purchase AgreementsShort-Term Power Purchase AgreementsTypes and Structures of Short-Term PPAsPower Exchange Contracts - Day Ahead or Week AheadWeek-Ahead ContractsComparison of Day ahead and Week Ahead PPABilateral ContractsComparison bilateral contracts to Market-Based ContractsCaptive Power Purchase AgreementsComparison between Traditional, Bilateral & Captive contractWheeling AgreementsComparison between wheeling agreement, Captive PPAs and Traditional PPAsEnergy Banking AgreementsComparison between Energy banking, Wheeling and PPA AgreementRenewable Energy Purchase ContractsInter-State Trading License AgreementsComparison between interstate, intrastate and bilateral contractOpen Access ContractsDSM (Deviation Settlement Mechanism)Long Term and Medium Power ProcurementMinistry of Power Guidelines for the Purchase of ST PowerCERC Mandatory FunctionsOpen AccessOpen Access MechanismRequirements for open accessVarious Charges in Availing the Open AccessIssues with Open access in India with reference to various stakeholdersTypes of Charges levied on Power purchaseCaptive Solar Power PlantCase Study Tata Power's Captive Solar Power Plant for Indore Municipal Corp.Group Captive Solar Power PlantCase Study CleanMax Solar's Group Captive Solar Project for Multiple CorporatesNet Metering MechanismNet MeteringBenefits of Net MeteringOpen Access Solar Project Finance ModelsCAPEX ModelBenefits of CAPEX ModelOPEX ModelBenefits of OPEX ModelStructure of Power Purchase Agreement (PPAs)Power Purchase AgreementStakeholders in a Power Purchase AgreementMajor Components of PPANodal agencies involved in operation of PPA

Overview

Section 1: Introduction Indian Solar Market Mechanism

Lecture 1 Mechanism of Indian Solar Market - Part 1

Lecture 2 Mechanism of Indian Solar Market - Part 2

Lecture 3 Important Aspects of the Indian Electricity Act 2003 - Part 1

Lecture 4 Important Aspects of the Indian Electricity Act 2003 - Part 2

Lecture 5 The Power Sector in Summary

Lecture 6 Total Generation in India

Section 2: Types of Power Procurement Mechanism

Lecture 7 Types of Power Procurement Mechanism

Lecture 8 Long term open access

Lecture 9 Medium-Term Open Access

Lecture 10 Short Term - Bilateral

Lecture 11 Short Term – Power Exchange

Lecture 12 Priority order of transmission contracts

Section 3: Types of PPAs

Lecture 13 Long-Term Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs)

Lecture 14 Types, Structures and Benefit of Long-Term PPAs

Lecture 15 Medium-Term Power Purchase Agreements

Lecture 16 Short-Term Power Purchase Agreements

Lecture 17 Types and Structures of Short-Term PPAs

Lecture 18 Power Exchange Contracts - Day Ahead or Week Ahead

Lecture 19 Week-Ahead Contracts

Lecture 20 Comparision of Day ahead and Week Ahaed PPA

Lecture 21 Bilateral Contracts

Lecture 22 Comparison bilateral contracts to Market-Based Contracts

Lecture 23 Captive Power Purchase Agreements

Lecture 24 Comparison between Tradiational, Bilateral & Captive contract

Lecture 25 Wheeling Agreements

Lecture 26 Camparison between wheeling agreement, Captive PPAs and Traditional PPAs

Lecture 27 Energy Banking Agreements

Lecture 28 Camparison between Enery banking, Wheeling and PPA Agreement

Lecture 29 Renewable Energy Purchase Contracts

Lecture 30 Inter-State Trading License Agreements

Lecture 31 Comparison between interstate, intrastate and bilateral contract

Lecture 32 Open Access Contracts

Lecture 33 DSM (Deviation Settlement Mechanism)

Lecture 34 Long Term and Medium Power Procurement

Section 4: Ministry of Power Guidelines for the Purchase of ST Power

Lecture 35 Ministry of Power Guidelines for the Purchase of ST Power

Lecture 36 CERC Mandatory Functions

Section 5: Open Access

Lecture 37 Open Access Mechanism

Lecture 38 Requirements for open access

Lecture 39 Various Charges in Availing the Open Access

Lecture 40 Issues with Open access in India with reference to various stakeholders

Lecture 41 Types of Charges levied on Power purchase

Lecture 42 Captive Solar Power Plant

Lecture 43 Case Study Tata Power's Captive Solar Power Plant for Indore Municipal Corp.

Lecture 44 Group Captive Solar Power Plant

Lecture 45 Case Study CleanMax Solar's Group Captive Solar Project for Multiple Corporates

Section 6: Net Metering Mechanism

Lecture 46 Net Metering

Lecture 47 Benefits of Net Metering

Section 7: Open Access Solar Project Finance Models

Lecture 48 CAPEX Model

Lecture 49 Benefits of CAPEX Model

Lecture 50 OPEX Model

Lecture 51 Benefits of OPEX Model

Section 8: Structure of Power Purchase Agreement (PPAs)

Lecture 52 Power Purchase Agreement

Lecture 53 Stakeholders in a Power Purchase Agreement

Lecture 54 Major Components of PPA

Lecture 55 Nodal agencies involved in operation of PPA

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