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India Renewable
Dashboard

Monitor trends in renewable energy generation in India and conduct bespoke analysis with easy to access state/project level data.

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GFC Electric Mobility
Dashboard

Up-to-date information and key trends in India's electric mobility market for relevant stakeholders including policymakers, regulators, investors, industry and consumers.

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GFC Open Access
Resources

Our OA tools and resources allow project developers and corporate electricity consumers to determine open access charges and tariffs for different modes and fuels.

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GFC RTS Business
Model

The rooftop solar business model decision making tool helps discoms compare and choose business models that are most suitable to be deployed based on their vision and strategy.

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GFC Quick reads

GFC Quick Reads decode policies, trends, and advances in clean energy markets and green avenues for key stakeholders in green finance.

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GFC Insights

Discover GFC Insights where our experts unpack ten energy transition news items every month in a bite sized under one hundred and fifty word format.

GFC Insights - Annual Issue 2023

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GFC Infographics

GFC Quick Reads decode policies, trends, and advances in clean energy markets and green avenues for key stakeholders in green finance.

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GFC Explains

Globally, power and electricity systems are dynamic and are adapting to new discoveries and inventions. Often it becomes difficult to understand a technology or a recent trend. GFC Explains breaks down a topic of relevance to its basics for everyone's understanding.

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GFC Analysis

Tracking market trends is crucial for decision makers and overdose of information does not help. GFC Analysis reduces the clutter and shares key insights and recommendations for businesses in green finance.

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Market Handbook

The CEEW-GFC Market Handbook aims to help investors, executives and policymakers with evidence-based decision making by identifying and analysing trends critical to India’s green transition.

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Investment Trends

The Clean Energy Investment Trends is a joint project of the CEEW Green Finance Centre and the International Energy Agency (IEA). By monitoring market activity and identifying market trends, the project seeks to provide a practical guide to stakeholders for understanding how the interaction between risks and regulations is shaping investment flows.

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GFC Publications

CEEW Green Finance Centre’s publications

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About Us

CEEW-GFC acts as a non-partisan observer and catalyst that aims to bridge green financing gaps by addressing financing bottlenecks and enhancing the integration of green considerations in financial decision-making. It does so by tracking market developments, research and analysis, financial solution development, stakeholder support, technical assistance and knowledge dissemination. These are aimed at fostering coherence between policymakers, regulators, financial institutions, and industry.

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Highlights of our contributions to advancing the green transition

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Get to know the talented individuals behind our initiatives, as our team combines deep expertise, innovative thinking, and a shared commitment to advancing green finance.

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Event Archive

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Injection State

Injection Level

CTU

STU

Drawl State

Drawl Level

CTU

STU/Discom

Drawl Voltage

OA Duration

LTOA/MTOA

STOA

OA Mode

Captive

Third Party

OA Connectivity

Consumer Type

Industrial

Commercial

Tariff ex bus bar

INR/kWh

Energy Banked

Fuel Type

Solar Capacity

Solar CUF

Wind Capacity

Wind CUF

Injection State -

Injection Level - STU

Drawl State -

Drawl Level -

Drawl Voltage - kV

OA Duration -

OA Mode -

OA Connectivity - MW

Consumer Type -

Tariff ex bus bar - INR/kWh

Energy Banked - %

Fuel Type - Solar

Solar Capacity - MW

Solar CUF - %

Wind Capacity - MW

Wind CUF - %

Tariff ex bus bar

INR/kWh

Open access charges

INR/kWh

Landed tariff

INR/kWh

Charges for RE open access

Transmission

Conventional

Exemption

RE charges

STU charges

STU losses

CTU charges

CTU losses

Distribution

Conventional

Exemption

RE charges

Wheeling charges

Wheeling losses

Cross subsidy

Additional surcharges

Banking charges

Other

Conventional

Exemption

RE charges

LDC charges

Electricity duty

Distribution through open access

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STU

Injection

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CTU

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Drawl

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Discom

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Generator

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Drawl

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Intra-state

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STU

Drawl

INR -

Discom

INR -

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STU

Drawl

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INR -

OA Distribution from Generator to the consumer

Energy generated

Energy lost

Energy lost (%)

Energy received at the drawl end

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Outputs for the open access charges

Select injection state and drawl state and give other inputs to get the data

Tariff ex bus bar

INR/kWh

Open access charges

INR/kWh

Landed tariff

INR/kWh

Charges for RE open access

Transmission

Conventional

Exemption

RE charges

STU charges

STU losses

CTU charges

CTU losses

Distribution

Conventional

Exemption

RE charges

Wheeling charges

Wheeling losses

Cross subsidy

Additional surcharges

Banking charges

Other

Conventional

Exemption

RE charges

LDC charges

Electricity duty

Distribution through open access

Inter-state

STU

Injection

INR -

CTU

INR -

STU

Drawl

INR -

Discom

INR -

Inter-state

Generator

Consumer

Intra-state

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Injection

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Drawl

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Discom

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Discom

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Distribution through open access

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Generator

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STU

Injection

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Injection

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CTU

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STU

Drawl

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Discom

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Drawl

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Discom

INR -

Intra-state

Consumer

Intra-state

Intra- state 33 kV

STU

Injection

INR -

STU

Drawl

INR -

Discom

INR -

OA Distribution from Generator to the consumer

Intra- state 33 kV

STU

Injection

INR -

CTU

INR -

STU

Drawl

INR -

Discom

INR -

OA Distribution from Generator to the consumer

Energy generated and losses

Energy generated

Energy lost

Energy lost (%)

Energy received at the drawl end

- mWh/month

Average discom tariff

INR/kWh

Effective electricity tariff

INR/kWh

Per unit OA savings -

INR

/kWh

Average monthly savings -

INR million/month

tonnes of CO₂emissions saved in a year.

Calculations are based on CEA's emissoins reduction factor for intermittent sources for electricity generation for FY 2022-23. LINK

trees required to sequester these CO2 emissions in a year.

On an average a tree can sequester about 10 kg of CO2 each year. Source: MOEFCC, 2017 LINK

Tariff ex bus bar

INR/kWh

Open access charges

INR/kWh

Landed tariff

INR/kWh

Distribution through open access

Inter-state

STU

Injection

INR -

CTU

INR -

STU

Drawl

INR -

Discom

INR -

Inter-state

Generator

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Injection

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Distribution through open access

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Injection

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Drawl

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Drawl

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Discom

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Intra-state

Consumer

Intra-state

Intra- state 33 kV

STU

Injection

INR -

STU

Drawl

INR -

Discom

INR -

OA Distribution from Generator to the consumer

Intra- state 33 kV

STU

Injection

INR -

CTU

INR -

STU

Drawl

INR -

Discom

INR -

OA Distribution from Generator to the consumer

Charges for RE open access

Transmission

Conventional

Exemption

RE charges

STU charges

STU losses

CTU charges

CTU losses

Distribution

Conventional

Exemption

RE charges

Wheeling charges

Wheeling losses

Cross subsidy

Additional surcharges

Banking charges

Other

Conventional

Exemption

RE charges

LDC charges

Electricity duty

To calculate the open access charges user needs to give different inputs on which will get the output.

Average discom tariff

INR/kWh

Effective electricity tariff

INR/kWh

Per unit OA savings -

INR

/kWh

Average monthly savings -

INR million/month

tonnes of CO₂emissions saved in a year.

Calculations are based on CEA's emissoins reduction factor for intermittent sources for electricity generation for FY 2022-23. LINK

trees required to sequester these CO2 emissions in a year.

On an average a tree can sequester about 10 kg of CO2 each year. Source: MOEFCC, 2017 LINK

Tariff ex bus bar

INR/kWh

Open access charges

INR/kWh

Landed tariff

INR/kWh

Charges for RE open access

Transmission

Conventional

Exemption

RE charges

STU charges

STU losses

CTU charges

CTU losses

Distribution

Conventional

Exemption

RE charges

Wheeling charges

Wheeling losses

Cross subsidy

Additional surcharges

Banking charges

Other

Conventional

Exemption

RE charges

LDC charges

Electricity duty

Distribution through open access

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STU

Injection

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OA Distribution from Generator to the consumer

Energy generated and losses

Energy generated

Energy lost

Energy lost (%)

Energy received at the drawl end

- MWh/month

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Load Factor

Power Factor

Contracted Demand

Reduction In Contracted Demand

Average discom tariff

INR/kWh

Effective electricity tariff

INR/kWh

Per unit OA savings -

INR

/kWh

Average monthly savings -

INR million/month

tonnes of CO₂emissions saved in a year.

Calculations are based on CEA's emissoins reduction factor for intermittent sources for electricity generation for FY 2022-23. LINK

trees required to sequester these CO2 emissions in a year.

On an average a tree can sequester about 10 kg of CO2 each year. Source: MOEFCC, 2017 LINK

Tariff ex bus bar

INR/kWh

Open access charges

INR/kWh

Landed tariff

INR/kWh

Charges for RE open access

Transmission

Conventional

Exemption

RE charges

STU charges

STU losses

CTU charges

CTU losses

Distribution

Conventional

Exemption

RE charges

Wheeling charges

Wheeling losses

Cross subsidy

Additional surcharges

Banking charges

Other

Conventional

Exemption

RE charges

LDC charges

Electricity duty

Distribution through open access

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