Commodity market report
India energy markets outlook 2015 - power
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Report summary
India's power sector is struggling with excess capacity and declining margins. Total generation capacity exceeded 300 GW by end of 2014. However, many new thermal plants are operating at low utilization levels due to fuel supply shortages, demand weakness and the inability of distribution utilities to purchase more power due to their poor finances. India's electricity consumption per capita stands at just 741 kWh. An estimated 280 million people do not have connections to electricity.
What's included
This report contains
Table of contents
- Executive summary
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Market structure
- Organisation
- Competitive landscape
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Policy and regulation
- Key stakeholders
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Power sector regulations
- Competitive bidding
- Tariff policy
- Environmental regulations
- Renewables targets
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Demand
- Industry
- Residential, commercial and agriculture (RCA)
- Losses
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Supply
- Coal
- Oil
- Gas
- Nuclear
- Hydro
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Renewables
- Wind
- Solar
- Infrastructure
- Trade
- Prices
Tables and charts
This report includes 18 images and tables including:
Images
- Power demand by sector (2012)
- Generation output by fuel (2012)
- Generation output by fuel (2005-2035)
- Power infrastructure
- Power trade (2005-2035)
- Electricity tariffs (2009-2013) in Rs/kWh
- Range of electricity tariffs across key states (2015)
- Emission standards of coal-fired power plants
- Power demand (2005-2035)
Tables
- Power demand (2005-2035)
- Power generation by fuel (2005-2035)
- Generation capacity by fuel (2005-2035)
- Fuel inputs to power generation (2005-2035)
- States in each regional grid
- Inter-regional transmission capacity
- Power trade (2005-2035)
- Major companies in India power industry
- State-wise renewables capacity targets (MW) by 2022
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