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May 2026
For reference purposes the website carries here the following tenders:
8Tender for supply, delivery, testing and commissioning of VRLA battery bank system Details
8Tender for hydrogen refueling station for green hydrogen mobility project Details
8Tender for dredging/desilting work at make up water reservoir Details
8Tender for BRC for civil maintenance Details
8Tender for extending 11kV power supply Details
8Tender for balance works of construction of permanent Details
8Tender for augmentation of 132kV sub-station Details
8Tender for construction of new control room 66kV S/Stn Details
8Tender for diversion of 11kV overhead line Details
8Tender for day to day shifting/ diversion/ extension/ dismantling and erection of overhead line Details
8Tender for replacement of damaged structural steel work Details
8Tender for work of leak sealing of penthouse & APH center section Details
8Tender for work of bottom ash hopper restrengthening and repairing in boilers Details
8Tender for annual rate contract for misc civil works Details
8Tender for various civil works Details
8Tender for repair and renovation of B type B13 to B16 Details
8Tender for work of hotline stringing with ACSR panther conductor in 2nd circuit of 66kV panther tower Details
8Tender for balance erection work of 66kV line Details
8Tender for work of dismantling and erection of panel, battery set, power cable, control wiring etc Details
8Tender for work of 66 kV bus strengthening for 2nd 66 kV bus bays Details
8Tender for work of erection, commissioning of equipments, control wiring etc. of 220/132kV 150 MVA transformer Details
8Tender for EPC package for ash handling plant Details
8Tender for work of erection work of 66kV D/C+ S/C line Details
8Tender for ARC for laying of U/G cable Details
8Tender for construction of additional 220kV bays for 220kV DC line Details
8Design, engineering, manufacturing, supply, erection, testing & commissioning of 220/66kV transformer bays Details
8Tender for ARC for laying of U/G cable Details
8Tender for construction of rain water harvesting pit Details
8Tender for overhauling of dozer BD-155 Details
8Tender for PLC system replacement installation and commissioning in VSTPS CHP Details
8Tender for procurement of spares of clarified makeup pumps Details
8Tender for construction of pedestals, strengthening of steel structure Details
8Tender for preparation of in-house fabrication work of various steel materials Details
8Tender for erection, dismantling and maintenance of HT/LT line and transformer Details
8Tender for ARC for laying of U/G cable Details
8Tender for maintenance of pipelines, sump cleaning, pump/blowers/clarifiers overhauling works Details
8Tender for supply of laboratory & other items Details
8Tender for supply of LT cable Details
8Tender for work of arresting oil leakages from various joints of ICT, power transformer Details
8Tender for work of providing & fixing of silica gel breather & supply of blue silica gel for various EHV TF/ICT at various Details
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8Tata Power targets 10GW ingot-wafer capacity with US$685 million investment Details
8Floating Solar Push: Govt Policy in the Works Details
8Coal India announces change in senior management as P. Madhusudan Rao retires Details
8CIL allocates 11.77 MT coal out of 30.55 MT in April via e-auction Details
8India-Mauritius Renewable Energy Talks Details
8India Cuts 31 GW Of Renewable Power In Jan-March As Grid Limits Bite Details
8Countries recognise the resilience of renewables with coal in structural decline Details
8Suzlon Energy vs Inox Wind: Share price targets, returns compared Details
8Orient Green Power Faces Rs 3.21 Lakh Penalty from Stock Exchanges for Regulatory Non-Compliance Details
8Arunachal CESHS Director Represents State at Geothermal Workshop Details
8Which Companies are Involved in Nuclear Power in India Details
8India Power Prices Hit Cap Amid Heatwave Demand Details
8India’s Power Growth Slows in Q4 FY26 as Clean Energy Boom Tests Grid Limits Details
8India sees record peak power demand at 252 GW amid soaring temperatures Details
8India's total power consumption grows by 4% to 154 billion units in April Details
8Power Secretary reviews SJVN hydro projects in Himachal Details
8Groww And 4 Other Stocks That Delivered Strong Q4 FY26 Profit Growth of upto 158% Details
8Coal India Output Falls as India's Peak Power Demand Hits Record Details
8Oben Electric Plans Rs 300 Crore Raise for India Motorcycle EV Push Details
8Adani Power Reports 64% Profit Surge In Q4; FY26 Profit Up 1.7% Details
8PSU Stock in focus After it bags Rs 400 Crore order for BESS from GRIDCO in Odisha Details
8POWERGRID Board Approves Rs 4,000 Crore Loan from State Bank of India Details
8NTPC Announces Senior Management Changes with Executive Director's Superannuation Details
8MTAR's AI Rally Fuels Valuation Worries Amid Defense Sector Surge Details
8From Make in India to Global Power: BrahMos Aerospace Crosses Rs 5,200 Crore Revenue with Record Defence Exports in 2025–26 Details
8Solar Power May 02: India’s Record Electricity Demand Surge Details
8Learning From India’s State Electricity Market Reforms Details
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8Tender for supply, delivery, testing and commissioning of VRLA battery bank system Details
8Tender for hydrogen refueling station for green hydrogen mobility project Details
8Tender for dredging/desilting work at make up water reservoir Details
8Tender for BRC for civil maintenance Details
8Tender for extending 11kV power supply Details
8Tender for balance works of construction of permanent Details
8Tender for augmentation of 132kV sub-station Details
8Tender for construction of new control room 66kV S/Stn Details
8Tender for diversion of 11kV overhead line Details
8Tender for day to day shifting/ diversion/ extension/ dismantling and erection of overhead line Details
8Tender for replacement of damaged structural steel work Details
8Tender for work of leak sealing of penthouse & APH center section Details
8Tender for work of bottom ash hopper restrengthening and repairing in boilers Details
8Tender for annual rate contract for misc civil works Details
8Tender for various civil works Details
8Tender for repair and renovation of B type B13 to B16 Details
8Tender for work of hotline stringing with ACSR panther conductor in 2nd circuit of 66kV panther tower Details
8Tender for balance erection work of 66kV line Details
8Tender for work of dismantling and erection of panel, battery set, power cable, control wiring etc Details
8Tender for work of 66 kV bus strengthening for 2nd 66 kV bus bays Details
8Tender for work of erection, commissioning of equipments, control wiring etc. of 220/132kV 150 MVA transformer Details
8Tender for EPC package for ash handling plant Details
8Tender for work of erection work of 66kV D/C+ S/C line Details
8Tender for ARC for laying of U/G cable Details
8Tender for construction of additional 220kV bays for 220kV DC line Details
8Design, engineering, manufacturing, supply, erection, testing & commissioning of 220/66kV transformer bays Details
8Tender for ARC for laying of U/G cable Details
8Tender for construction of rain water harvesting pit Details
8Tender for overhauling of dozer BD-155 Details
8Tender for PLC system replacement installation and commissioning in VSTPS CHP Details
8Tender for procurement of spares of clarified makeup pumps Details
8Tender for construction of pedestals, strengthening of steel structure Details
8Tender for preparation of in-house fabrication work of various steel materials Details
8Tender for erection, dismantling and maintenance of HT/LT line and transformer Details
8Tender for ARC for laying of U/G cable Details
8Tender for maintenance of pipelines, sump cleaning, pump/blowers/clarifiers overhauling works Details
8Tender for supply of laboratory & other items Details
8Tender for supply of LT cable Details
8Tender for work of arresting oil leakages from various joints of ICT, power transformer Details
8Tender for work of providing & fixing of silica gel breather & supply of blue silica gel for various EHV TF/ICT at various Details
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For reference purposes the website carries here the following newsclips:
8Tata Power targets 10GW ingot-wafer capacity with US$685 million investment Details
8Floating Solar Push: Govt Policy in the Works Details
8Coal India announces change in senior management as P. Madhusudan Rao retires Details
8CIL allocates 11.77 MT coal out of 30.55 MT in April via e-auction Details
8India-Mauritius Renewable Energy Talks Details
8India Cuts 31 GW Of Renewable Power In Jan-March As Grid Limits Bite Details
8Countries recognise the resilience of renewables with coal in structural decline Details
8Suzlon Energy vs Inox Wind: Share price targets, returns compared Details
8Orient Green Power Faces Rs 3.21 Lakh Penalty from Stock Exchanges for Regulatory Non-Compliance Details
8Arunachal CESHS Director Represents State at Geothermal Workshop Details
8Which Companies are Involved in Nuclear Power in India Details
8India Power Prices Hit Cap Amid Heatwave Demand Details
8India’s Power Growth Slows in Q4 FY26 as Clean Energy Boom Tests Grid Limits Details
8India sees record peak power demand at 252 GW amid soaring temperatures Details
8India's total power consumption grows by 4% to 154 billion units in April Details
8Power Secretary reviews SJVN hydro projects in Himachal Details
8Groww And 4 Other Stocks That Delivered Strong Q4 FY26 Profit Growth of upto 158% Details
8Coal India Output Falls as India's Peak Power Demand Hits Record Details
8Oben Electric Plans Rs 300 Crore Raise for India Motorcycle EV Push Details
8Adani Power Reports 64% Profit Surge In Q4; FY26 Profit Up 1.7% Details
8PSU Stock in focus After it bags Rs 400 Crore order for BESS from GRIDCO in Odisha Details
8POWERGRID Board Approves Rs 4,000 Crore Loan from State Bank of India Details
8NTPC Announces Senior Management Changes with Executive Director's Superannuation Details
8MTAR's AI Rally Fuels Valuation Worries Amid Defense Sector Surge Details
8From Make in India to Global Power: BrahMos Aerospace Crosses Rs 5,200 Crore Revenue with Record Defence Exports in 2025–26 Details
8Solar Power May 02: India’s Record Electricity Demand Surge Details
8Learning From India’s State Electricity Market Reforms Details
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8A tightly controlled legal tender has delivered an unexpectedly wide pricing gap despite uniform technical qualification.
8Top-tier firms competed aggressively, but the lowest quote sits far below peers, raising questions on pricing strategy. Details
8Top-tier firms competed aggressively, but the lowest quote sits far below peers, raising questions on pricing strategy. Details
8Limited tender reshapes DPR control for PSP project
A restricted consultancy tender is quietly defining how a major PSP project will be engineered and bid out. The structure shifts control upstream, long before EPC contractors enter the frame. What looks procedural could reshape competition across future hydro storage tenders.
8Nuclear utility’s consultancy tender puts waste-management mandate behind a POC filter
A modest-value GeM consultancy package is being used to test more than price appetite at a nuclear project site. The tender’s POC requirement and hybrid deployment model sharpen the technical screen.
8Government arm floats multi-schedule energy efficiency consulting bid with unusual legal structure
A seemingly routine consulting tender hides a structural shift in how energy efficiency programmes are being procured. The design fragments scope, tightens control, and quietly redistributes risk away from the buyer.
8Hydro PSU extends bid timeline for mega HE civil package
A major hydro civil package has received more time, keeping a high-stakes opportunity open without softening the core technical barriers. The package continues to demand deep execution capability across tunnelling, dam works and hydro-mechanical integration.
8State discom’s Rs 1,138 crore tender resets eligibility and timelines, widening bidder access while tightening execution filters
A large-scale outsourcing play is quietly reshaping how a state discom runs its distribution network. A late-stage corrigendum signals deeper participation concerns than the headline numbers suggest.
8Rs 155 crore substation O&M tender gets a longer runway
A large 33/11 kV substation O&M package has seen a timeline extension, giving contractors more room to respond. The move hints at the scale of mobilisation and execution complexity embedded in the tender. The real story sits in how reliability work is being bundled across multiple circles.
8Central transmission utility’s Kolhapur 765 kV GIS package opens with zero EMD and pre-bid tie-up trigger
A zero-EMD entry into one of India’s most critical 765 kV GIS projects quietly shifts the bidding equation.But the real gatekeeping lies elsewhere, buried in how vendors are forced to align before they even bid.Behind the surface openness, the structure hints at a tighter, more controlled contractor pool.
8Central transmission utility floats twin 765 kV substation packages with pumped storage linkage
Two high-voltage substation tenders land simultaneously, but their strategic intent diverges beneath the surface. One reinforces grid backbone, the other quietly aligns with a large-scale storage play. The real story lies in how transmission priorities are being reshaped without stating it outright.
8Twin TL01 bids signal multi-corridor RE evacuation push for central transmission utility
Two parallel TL01 packages quietly signal how aggressively transmission timelines are being compressed. The scale spans both renewable evacuation and intra-state strengthening, but the real shift lies in how bids are being clustered. Details
A restricted consultancy tender is quietly defining how a major PSP project will be engineered and bid out. The structure shifts control upstream, long before EPC contractors enter the frame. What looks procedural could reshape competition across future hydro storage tenders.
8Nuclear utility’s consultancy tender puts waste-management mandate behind a POC filter
A modest-value GeM consultancy package is being used to test more than price appetite at a nuclear project site. The tender’s POC requirement and hybrid deployment model sharpen the technical screen.
8Government arm floats multi-schedule energy efficiency consulting bid with unusual legal structure
A seemingly routine consulting tender hides a structural shift in how energy efficiency programmes are being procured. The design fragments scope, tightens control, and quietly redistributes risk away from the buyer.
8Hydro PSU extends bid timeline for mega HE civil package
A major hydro civil package has received more time, keeping a high-stakes opportunity open without softening the core technical barriers. The package continues to demand deep execution capability across tunnelling, dam works and hydro-mechanical integration.
8State discom’s Rs 1,138 crore tender resets eligibility and timelines, widening bidder access while tightening execution filters
A large-scale outsourcing play is quietly reshaping how a state discom runs its distribution network. A late-stage corrigendum signals deeper participation concerns than the headline numbers suggest.
8Rs 155 crore substation O&M tender gets a longer runway
A large 33/11 kV substation O&M package has seen a timeline extension, giving contractors more room to respond. The move hints at the scale of mobilisation and execution complexity embedded in the tender. The real story sits in how reliability work is being bundled across multiple circles.
8Central transmission utility’s Kolhapur 765 kV GIS package opens with zero EMD and pre-bid tie-up trigger
A zero-EMD entry into one of India’s most critical 765 kV GIS projects quietly shifts the bidding equation.But the real gatekeeping lies elsewhere, buried in how vendors are forced to align before they even bid.Behind the surface openness, the structure hints at a tighter, more controlled contractor pool.
8Central transmission utility floats twin 765 kV substation packages with pumped storage linkage
Two high-voltage substation tenders land simultaneously, but their strategic intent diverges beneath the surface. One reinforces grid backbone, the other quietly aligns with a large-scale storage play. The real story lies in how transmission priorities are being reshaped without stating it outright.
8Twin TL01 bids signal multi-corridor RE evacuation push for central transmission utility
Two parallel TL01 packages quietly signal how aggressively transmission timelines are being compressed. The scale spans both renewable evacuation and intra-state strengthening, but the real shift lies in how bids are being clustered. Details
8CERC rules on Rs. 2.62 crore billing dispute: ReNew Power and Adani challenge CTU's transmission charges for 600 MW long-term access
The Central Electricity Regulatory Commission adjudicated a three-petition cluster filed by ReNew Solar Power entities, Adani Renewable Energy Holding Seventeen and Altra Xergi Power, challenging CTU of India Ltd's bilateral transmission charge bills totalling Rs. 2,62,71,559, stemming from a disputed 600 MW General Network Access quantum. The order dated 28 April 2026 examined CERC Connectivity Regulations 2022 and Sharing Regulations 2020 to resolve the levy.
8CERC proposes Category-V inter-state trading licence for Neufo Technologies, objections invited by 11 May 2026
The Central Electricity Regulatory Commission has issued a public notice for grant of a Category-V inter-state electricity trading licence to Neufo Technologies Private Limited, Pune (Plot No 48/49, Kondwa), covering trading across all of India. Any person wishing to object must file before 11 May 2026; final disposal is scheduled for 12 May 2026. Details
The Central Electricity Regulatory Commission adjudicated a three-petition cluster filed by ReNew Solar Power entities, Adani Renewable Energy Holding Seventeen and Altra Xergi Power, challenging CTU of India Ltd's bilateral transmission charge bills totalling Rs. 2,62,71,559, stemming from a disputed 600 MW General Network Access quantum. The order dated 28 April 2026 examined CERC Connectivity Regulations 2022 and Sharing Regulations 2020 to resolve the levy.
8CERC proposes Category-V inter-state trading licence for Neufo Technologies, objections invited by 11 May 2026
The Central Electricity Regulatory Commission has issued a public notice for grant of a Category-V inter-state electricity trading licence to Neufo Technologies Private Limited, Pune (Plot No 48/49, Kondwa), covering trading across all of India. Any person wishing to object must file before 11 May 2026; final disposal is scheduled for 12 May 2026. Details
TAMIL NADU ELECTRICITY REGULATORY COMMISSION (TNERC)
8TNERC ratifies TNPDCL's single-bidder 500 MW pumped storage deal with Greenko, contract trimmed to 4 years
Tamil Nadu Electricity Regulatory Commission has ratified TNPDCL's decision to proceed with a sole bid received for procurement of 500 MW pumped storage capacity (6-hour continuous discharge) from Greenko AP01 IREP Pvt. Ltd., Kurnool, Andhra Pradesh. The Commission also approved a case-specific deviation reducing the contract period from 5 years to 4 years under MoP TBCB Guidelines dated 06 February 2025.
8TNERC adopts Rs. 123 lakh/MW/annum tariff for TNPDCL's 500 MW pumped storage purchase from Greenko AP01 IREP
The Tamil Nadu Electricity Regulatory Commission has adopted, under Section 63 of the Electricity Act 2003, a tariff of Rs. 123 lakhs per MW per annum (exclusive of GST) for TNPDCL's 500 MW pumped storage procurement from Greenko AP01 IREP Private Limited, Kurnool. The agreement carries a declared cycle loss of 22.5% and spans 4 years, with TNERC authorizing execution of the Pumped Storage Purchase Agreement.
8Tamil Nadu Electricity Ombudsman hears Pandian Chemicals' Rs. 2,14,259 excess minimum charges refund claim against TNPDCL Cuddalore Circle
M/s Pandian Chemicals Limited, Madurai, filed Appeal Petition No. 68 of 2025 before the Tamil Nadu Electricity Ombudsman seeking a refund of Rs. 2,14,259 allegedly collected as excess monthly minimum charges by TNPDCL's Cuddalore Electricity Distribution Circle (HT SC No. 122). The matter was heard on 16 April 2026 and ordered on 30 April 2026 by Ombudsman Tmt. K. Indirani.
8Tamil Nadu Ombudsman orders TNPDCL to reassess shortfall consumption for RPN Ice Factory, Cuddalore, in A.P. No. 70 of 2025
RPN Ice Factory, Cuddalore, filed Appeal Petition No. 70 of 2025 challenging the CGRF order of 22 September 2025 and seeking reassessment of shortfall consumption for SC No. 009-006-199. The Tamil Nadu Electricity Ombudsman, after hearing on 21 April 2026, passed an order on 30 April 2026 directing fresh review under the applicable TNPDCL methodology.
HARYANA ELECTRICITY REGULATORY COMMISSION (HERC)
8HERC admits ASK Automotive and CMES Power 2's petition challenging overdrawal/underdrawal charges by DHBVNL; arguments listed for 16 June 2026
Haryana Electricity Regulatory Commission issued an interim order on 30 April 2026 in Petition No. 16 of 2026, filed by M/s ASK Automotive Limited and M/s CMES Power 2 Private Limited, challenging invoices raised by Dakshin Haryana Bijli Vitran Nigam Ltd. (DHBVNL) for overdrawal/underdrawal deviation charges on re-captive consumers under HERC Green Energy Open Access Regulations 2023. DHBVNL, SLDC and HVPNL were directed to file replies within 4 weeks; arguments scheduled for 16 June 2026.
8HERC issues interim order on UHBVNL's petition for 250 MW/500 MWh standalone BESS procurement from SJVN; key clarifications sought on 95% availability guarantee
Haryana Electricity Regulatory Commission's interim order dated 30 April 2026 in Petition No. 23 of 2026 directed Uttar Haryana Bijli Vitran Nigam Limited (UHBVNL) to clarify critical terms of its proposed 250 MW/500 MWh standalone Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) procurement from SJVN Limited, including how 95% monthly average availability under Clause 4.6.2(i) of the BESSA reconciles with minimum dispatchable capacity requirements under Clause 4.6.2(iii), along with SJVN being impleaded as respondent.
8HERC determines additional surcharge for H2 FY 2025-26 on open access consumers of UHBVNL and DHBVNL to recover stranded fixed costs
Haryana Electricity Regulatory Commission passed an order dated 30 April 2026 in joint petitions (No. 05 and 06 of 2026) filed by Uttar Haryana Bijli Vitran Nigam Limited (UHBVNL) and Dakshin Haryana Bijli Vitran Nigam Limited (DHBVNL), determining the Additional Surcharge for the second half of FY 2025-26 to be levied on open access consumers receiving power from third-party sources, under Regulation 22 of HERC OA Regulations 2012 to recover unavoidable stranded fixed costs.
8HERC approves HPPC's 74 PM KUSUM solar PPAs at Rs. 3.11/kWh for 25 years; plants up to 2 MW each under Component-A scheme
Haryana Power Purchase Centre (HPPC) received approval from the Haryana Electricity Regulatory Commission on 30 April 2026 for source and 74 Power Purchase Agreements under Component-A of the PM Kisan Urja Suraksha evem Utthan Mahabhiyan (PM KUSUM) scheme, procuring solar power from decentralised ground/stilt-mounted grid-connected plants of up to 2 MW capacity at the pre-fixed levelized tariff of Rs. 3.11/kWh for a 25-year period determined by HERC in 2019.
8HERC awards Rs. 17.55 lakh change-in-law compensation to Star Wire India Vidyut for SLDC charges levied from July 2017 to April 2025 under 2012 PPA
M/s Star Wire (India) Vidyut Pvt. Ltd., a 9.9 MW biomass-based power project in Haryana commissioned on 3 May 2013, won compensation of Rs. 17,55,093 from the Haryana Electricity Regulatory Commission in Petition No. 74 of 2025 against Haryana Power Purchase Centre (HPPC). The award covers SLDC charges paid from July 2017 to April 2025 as a Change-in-Law event under Article 3.8 of its 20-year Power Purchase Agreement dated 22 June 2012.
8HERC penalises DHBVNL for non-compliance of CGRF order in Haryana Guar Gum ACD refund dispute; firm sought Rs. 1 lakh compensation
Haryana Electricity Regulatory Commission ruled in Petition No. 80 of 2025 (heard 8 April 2026, order 30 April 2026) against Dakshin Haryana Bijli Vitran Nigam Limited (DHBVNL) for failing to comply with a Corporate CGRF Gurugram direction in favour of M/s Haryana Guar Gum & Chemicals, Adampur (HT account no. 9552903000). The firm had sought refund of excess Additional Cash Deposit (ACD/Security) with 18% interest, interest on ACD, TOU-TOD rebate adjustment and Rs. 1,00,000 as compensation for harassment.
8HERC orders DHBVNL to refund ACD with 18% interest to Satguru Cotton Mill Bhuna after non-compliance of CGRF direction
M/s Satguru Cotton Mill, Bhuna, Fatehabad (HT account no. 9552903000, old no. H55-BNHT-0004), approached the Haryana Electricity Regulatory Commission in Petition No. 66 of 2025 after DHBVNL failed to comply with a Corporate CGRF, DHBVN Gurgaon direction to refund excess Additional Cash Deposit (ACD) with 18% interest (equivalent to LPSC), adjust TOU-TOD rebate with interest, and pay Rs. 1,00,000 compensation for harassment and mental agony.
8HERC quashes illegal MDI penalty on BML Educorp Services by DHBVNL after regulator's own load enhancement delay caused demand breach
M/s BML Educorp Services, a not-for-profit higher education institution on NH-8, Bhora Kalan, Gurgaon (Petition No. 75 of 2025), contested DHBVNL's Maximum Demand Indicator (MDI) penalty levied under Section 126 of the Electricity Act 2003 for demand beyond its sanctioned load - caused directly by DHBVNL's own inordinate delay in processing the firm's pending load enhancement application, effectively penalising the consumer for the utility's default. HERC ruled in favour of BML Educorp.
8HERC rules against DHBVNL for denying temporary construction power to Krishna Builder at Alder Grove Vilas, Gurgaon Sector-71 project
Haryana Electricity Regulatory Commission adjudicated Petition No. 87 of 2025 on 30 April 2026, in which M/s Krishna Builder, Delhi - executing interior and MEP works at Alder Grove Vilas, Sector-71, Gurgaon - challenged DHBVNL's refusal to grant a temporary construction electricity connection after an LOI dated 13 May 2025, over disputed Bank Guarantee and builder-applicant eligibility conditions, finding DHBVNL's action in violation of consumer service norms.
8HERC approves 6.25 MVA, 220 kV connection for Haryana Rail Infrastructure Development Corporation's traction sub-station at Village Chandla Dungerwas
The Haryana Electricity Regulatory Commission approved DHBVNL's petition (No. 104 of 2025) for a 220 kV, 6.25 MVA (5 MW connected load) power supply connection to Haryana Rail Infrastructure Development Corporation Limited's (HRIDC) Traction Sub-Station at Village Chandla Dungerwas, enabling rail electrification infrastructure in Haryana.
KARNATAKA ELECTRICITY REGULATORY COMMISSION (KERC)
8KERC determines new wind power ceiling tariff for FY 2026-27 to 2028-29; capital cost set at Rs. 6.50 crore/MW after stakeholder pushback for Rs. 8–8.50 crore/MW
Karnataka Electricity Regulatory Commission issued its order on 30 April 2026 determining the Generic Ceiling Tariff for wind power projects for the period FY 2026-27 to FY 2028-29 for reverse-bidding purposes, replacing the expired Rs. 3.34/unit tariff valid till 31 March 2026. The Commission retained a capital cost of Rs. 6.50 crore/MW against the Indian Wind Power Association's (IWPA) demand of Rs. 8–8.50 crore/MW based on rising post-FY2021 capex for wind projects.
OTHER STATE REGULATORS (CSERC, PSERC, DERC, WBERC, UPERC)
8Chhattisgarh regulator grants Fortune Metaliks exemption from dedicated feeder norms for 25 MW captive solar BTM plant at 40,000 KVA Raipur facility
The Chhattisgarh State Electricity Regulatory Commission (CSERC) ruled in favour of M/s Fortune Metaliks Limited, Kapasda, Raipur - a manufacturer of TMT steel and pipes - granting exemption from the dedicated feeder requirement under CSERC Open Access Regulations 2011 to facilitate installation of a 25 MW (DC) captive solar PV plant under 'Behind the Meter' arrangement, against its existing 40,000 KVA contract demand at 132 KV.
8Punjab regulator PSERC initiates suo motu action against PSPCL under Section 142 for repeated non-compliance of cluster substation Regulation 25
Punjab State Electricity Regulatory Commission took suo motu action (Petition No. 05 of 2026) against PSPCL on 30 April 2026 for wilful contravention of Regulation 25 of the Supply Code 2024 - which allows HT/EHT consumer groups with total contract demand above 5,000 kVA and contiguous premises to jointly install 33 kV or higher cluster substations - and non-compliance of Commission orders dated 14 October 2025 and a further direction of 3 February 2026.
8Punjab PSERC approves PSPCL's procurement of 160 MW and 250 MW firm dispatchable renewable energy from NHPC–HEXA Climate and NHPC–ACME Solar consortiums
Punjab State Electricity Regulatory Commission disposed of Petitions No. 20 and 21 of 2026 in a combined order dated 30 April 2026, approving PSPCL's long-term procurement of 160 MW FDRE (NHPC–Hexa Climate Solutions, Tranche-II) and 250 MW FDRE (NHPC–ACME Solar Holdings, Tranche-VI) from ISTS-connected solar-wind-BESS hybrid projects under TBCB-based Framework for Resource Adequacy Regulations 2024, responding to Punjab's rising renewable purchase obligations.
8DERC notifies First Amendment to Business Plan Regulations 2026: FPPAS governance shifted from Regulation 30 to Tariff Regulation 134 from 1 June 2026
The Delhi Electricity Regulatory Commission (DERC) notified the Delhi Electricity Regulatory Commission (Business Plan) (First Amendment) Regulations, 2026 on 30 April 2026, deleting Regulation 30 on Fuel and Power Purchase Adjustment Surcharge (FPPAS) and transferring its governance to Regulation 134 of the DERC Tariff Regulations, effective 1 June 2026 (corresponding to power procurement from 1 April 2026 onwards).
8DERC rolls out automated monthly FPPAS formula for Delhi DISCOMs from 1 June 2026 under Second Tariff Regulation Amendment
Delhi Electricity Regulatory Commission issued the Second Amendment to its Tariff Regulations 2017 on 30 April 2026, overhauling Regulation 134 to mandate automatic monthly billing of Fuel and Power Purchase Adjustment Surcharge (FPPAS) without regulatory approval, computed as (n+2)th month billing for nth month procurement - with distribution licensees forfeiting positive FPPAS recovery rights if they fail to bill in time, subject to true-up annually.
8West Bengal regulator adopts tariff for CESC's 600 MW wind-solar hybrid procurement under 25-year BOO contracts via TBCB bidding
The West Bengal Electricity Regulatory Commission adopted the tariff under Section 63 of the Electricity Act 2003 on 30 April 2026 for CESC Limited's long-term procurement of 600 MW power from ISTS-connected Wind-Solar Hybrid (WSH) projects on Build-Own-Operate (BOO) basis under TBCB Guidelines dated 21 August 2023. CESC floated the bid on 26 November 2025 over the e-bidding portal bharat-electronictender.com, publishing notices in The Business Standard and The Financial Express.
8UPERC hears PuVVNL and UPPCL's post-facto approval request for power purchase from Bihar's SBPDCL; utilities tender unconditional apology for bypassing commission since 2011
The Uttar Pradesh Electricity Regulatory Commission held a hearing on 21 April 2026 in Petition No. 2036 of 2023 filed jointly by Purvanchai Vidyut Vitran Nigam Limited (PuVVNL), Varanasi, and UPPCL, seeking post-facto approval for power purchased from South Bihar Power Distribution Company Limited (SBPDCL) under an arrangement dating to 2011. Both utilities tendered an unconditional apology to the Commission for conducting the transaction for over a decade without the mandatory prior regulatory approval required under the Electricity Act 2003. Details
8TNERC ratifies TNPDCL's single-bidder 500 MW pumped storage deal with Greenko, contract trimmed to 4 years
Tamil Nadu Electricity Regulatory Commission has ratified TNPDCL's decision to proceed with a sole bid received for procurement of 500 MW pumped storage capacity (6-hour continuous discharge) from Greenko AP01 IREP Pvt. Ltd., Kurnool, Andhra Pradesh. The Commission also approved a case-specific deviation reducing the contract period from 5 years to 4 years under MoP TBCB Guidelines dated 06 February 2025.
8TNERC adopts Rs. 123 lakh/MW/annum tariff for TNPDCL's 500 MW pumped storage purchase from Greenko AP01 IREP
The Tamil Nadu Electricity Regulatory Commission has adopted, under Section 63 of the Electricity Act 2003, a tariff of Rs. 123 lakhs per MW per annum (exclusive of GST) for TNPDCL's 500 MW pumped storage procurement from Greenko AP01 IREP Private Limited, Kurnool. The agreement carries a declared cycle loss of 22.5% and spans 4 years, with TNERC authorizing execution of the Pumped Storage Purchase Agreement.
8Tamil Nadu Electricity Ombudsman hears Pandian Chemicals' Rs. 2,14,259 excess minimum charges refund claim against TNPDCL Cuddalore Circle
M/s Pandian Chemicals Limited, Madurai, filed Appeal Petition No. 68 of 2025 before the Tamil Nadu Electricity Ombudsman seeking a refund of Rs. 2,14,259 allegedly collected as excess monthly minimum charges by TNPDCL's Cuddalore Electricity Distribution Circle (HT SC No. 122). The matter was heard on 16 April 2026 and ordered on 30 April 2026 by Ombudsman Tmt. K. Indirani.
8Tamil Nadu Ombudsman orders TNPDCL to reassess shortfall consumption for RPN Ice Factory, Cuddalore, in A.P. No. 70 of 2025
RPN Ice Factory, Cuddalore, filed Appeal Petition No. 70 of 2025 challenging the CGRF order of 22 September 2025 and seeking reassessment of shortfall consumption for SC No. 009-006-199. The Tamil Nadu Electricity Ombudsman, after hearing on 21 April 2026, passed an order on 30 April 2026 directing fresh review under the applicable TNPDCL methodology.
HARYANA ELECTRICITY REGULATORY COMMISSION (HERC)
8HERC admits ASK Automotive and CMES Power 2's petition challenging overdrawal/underdrawal charges by DHBVNL; arguments listed for 16 June 2026
Haryana Electricity Regulatory Commission issued an interim order on 30 April 2026 in Petition No. 16 of 2026, filed by M/s ASK Automotive Limited and M/s CMES Power 2 Private Limited, challenging invoices raised by Dakshin Haryana Bijli Vitran Nigam Ltd. (DHBVNL) for overdrawal/underdrawal deviation charges on re-captive consumers under HERC Green Energy Open Access Regulations 2023. DHBVNL, SLDC and HVPNL were directed to file replies within 4 weeks; arguments scheduled for 16 June 2026.
8HERC issues interim order on UHBVNL's petition for 250 MW/500 MWh standalone BESS procurement from SJVN; key clarifications sought on 95% availability guarantee
Haryana Electricity Regulatory Commission's interim order dated 30 April 2026 in Petition No. 23 of 2026 directed Uttar Haryana Bijli Vitran Nigam Limited (UHBVNL) to clarify critical terms of its proposed 250 MW/500 MWh standalone Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) procurement from SJVN Limited, including how 95% monthly average availability under Clause 4.6.2(i) of the BESSA reconciles with minimum dispatchable capacity requirements under Clause 4.6.2(iii), along with SJVN being impleaded as respondent.
8HERC determines additional surcharge for H2 FY 2025-26 on open access consumers of UHBVNL and DHBVNL to recover stranded fixed costs
Haryana Electricity Regulatory Commission passed an order dated 30 April 2026 in joint petitions (No. 05 and 06 of 2026) filed by Uttar Haryana Bijli Vitran Nigam Limited (UHBVNL) and Dakshin Haryana Bijli Vitran Nigam Limited (DHBVNL), determining the Additional Surcharge for the second half of FY 2025-26 to be levied on open access consumers receiving power from third-party sources, under Regulation 22 of HERC OA Regulations 2012 to recover unavoidable stranded fixed costs.
8HERC approves HPPC's 74 PM KUSUM solar PPAs at Rs. 3.11/kWh for 25 years; plants up to 2 MW each under Component-A scheme
Haryana Power Purchase Centre (HPPC) received approval from the Haryana Electricity Regulatory Commission on 30 April 2026 for source and 74 Power Purchase Agreements under Component-A of the PM Kisan Urja Suraksha evem Utthan Mahabhiyan (PM KUSUM) scheme, procuring solar power from decentralised ground/stilt-mounted grid-connected plants of up to 2 MW capacity at the pre-fixed levelized tariff of Rs. 3.11/kWh for a 25-year period determined by HERC in 2019.
8HERC awards Rs. 17.55 lakh change-in-law compensation to Star Wire India Vidyut for SLDC charges levied from July 2017 to April 2025 under 2012 PPA
M/s Star Wire (India) Vidyut Pvt. Ltd., a 9.9 MW biomass-based power project in Haryana commissioned on 3 May 2013, won compensation of Rs. 17,55,093 from the Haryana Electricity Regulatory Commission in Petition No. 74 of 2025 against Haryana Power Purchase Centre (HPPC). The award covers SLDC charges paid from July 2017 to April 2025 as a Change-in-Law event under Article 3.8 of its 20-year Power Purchase Agreement dated 22 June 2012.
8HERC penalises DHBVNL for non-compliance of CGRF order in Haryana Guar Gum ACD refund dispute; firm sought Rs. 1 lakh compensation
Haryana Electricity Regulatory Commission ruled in Petition No. 80 of 2025 (heard 8 April 2026, order 30 April 2026) against Dakshin Haryana Bijli Vitran Nigam Limited (DHBVNL) for failing to comply with a Corporate CGRF Gurugram direction in favour of M/s Haryana Guar Gum & Chemicals, Adampur (HT account no. 9552903000). The firm had sought refund of excess Additional Cash Deposit (ACD/Security) with 18% interest, interest on ACD, TOU-TOD rebate adjustment and Rs. 1,00,000 as compensation for harassment.
8HERC orders DHBVNL to refund ACD with 18% interest to Satguru Cotton Mill Bhuna after non-compliance of CGRF direction
M/s Satguru Cotton Mill, Bhuna, Fatehabad (HT account no. 9552903000, old no. H55-BNHT-0004), approached the Haryana Electricity Regulatory Commission in Petition No. 66 of 2025 after DHBVNL failed to comply with a Corporate CGRF, DHBVN Gurgaon direction to refund excess Additional Cash Deposit (ACD) with 18% interest (equivalent to LPSC), adjust TOU-TOD rebate with interest, and pay Rs. 1,00,000 compensation for harassment and mental agony.
8HERC quashes illegal MDI penalty on BML Educorp Services by DHBVNL after regulator's own load enhancement delay caused demand breach
M/s BML Educorp Services, a not-for-profit higher education institution on NH-8, Bhora Kalan, Gurgaon (Petition No. 75 of 2025), contested DHBVNL's Maximum Demand Indicator (MDI) penalty levied under Section 126 of the Electricity Act 2003 for demand beyond its sanctioned load - caused directly by DHBVNL's own inordinate delay in processing the firm's pending load enhancement application, effectively penalising the consumer for the utility's default. HERC ruled in favour of BML Educorp.
8HERC rules against DHBVNL for denying temporary construction power to Krishna Builder at Alder Grove Vilas, Gurgaon Sector-71 project
Haryana Electricity Regulatory Commission adjudicated Petition No. 87 of 2025 on 30 April 2026, in which M/s Krishna Builder, Delhi - executing interior and MEP works at Alder Grove Vilas, Sector-71, Gurgaon - challenged DHBVNL's refusal to grant a temporary construction electricity connection after an LOI dated 13 May 2025, over disputed Bank Guarantee and builder-applicant eligibility conditions, finding DHBVNL's action in violation of consumer service norms.
8HERC approves 6.25 MVA, 220 kV connection for Haryana Rail Infrastructure Development Corporation's traction sub-station at Village Chandla Dungerwas
The Haryana Electricity Regulatory Commission approved DHBVNL's petition (No. 104 of 2025) for a 220 kV, 6.25 MVA (5 MW connected load) power supply connection to Haryana Rail Infrastructure Development Corporation Limited's (HRIDC) Traction Sub-Station at Village Chandla Dungerwas, enabling rail electrification infrastructure in Haryana.
KARNATAKA ELECTRICITY REGULATORY COMMISSION (KERC)
8KERC determines new wind power ceiling tariff for FY 2026-27 to 2028-29; capital cost set at Rs. 6.50 crore/MW after stakeholder pushback for Rs. 8–8.50 crore/MW
Karnataka Electricity Regulatory Commission issued its order on 30 April 2026 determining the Generic Ceiling Tariff for wind power projects for the period FY 2026-27 to FY 2028-29 for reverse-bidding purposes, replacing the expired Rs. 3.34/unit tariff valid till 31 March 2026. The Commission retained a capital cost of Rs. 6.50 crore/MW against the Indian Wind Power Association's (IWPA) demand of Rs. 8–8.50 crore/MW based on rising post-FY2021 capex for wind projects.
OTHER STATE REGULATORS (CSERC, PSERC, DERC, WBERC, UPERC)
8Chhattisgarh regulator grants Fortune Metaliks exemption from dedicated feeder norms for 25 MW captive solar BTM plant at 40,000 KVA Raipur facility
The Chhattisgarh State Electricity Regulatory Commission (CSERC) ruled in favour of M/s Fortune Metaliks Limited, Kapasda, Raipur - a manufacturer of TMT steel and pipes - granting exemption from the dedicated feeder requirement under CSERC Open Access Regulations 2011 to facilitate installation of a 25 MW (DC) captive solar PV plant under 'Behind the Meter' arrangement, against its existing 40,000 KVA contract demand at 132 KV.
8Punjab regulator PSERC initiates suo motu action against PSPCL under Section 142 for repeated non-compliance of cluster substation Regulation 25
Punjab State Electricity Regulatory Commission took suo motu action (Petition No. 05 of 2026) against PSPCL on 30 April 2026 for wilful contravention of Regulation 25 of the Supply Code 2024 - which allows HT/EHT consumer groups with total contract demand above 5,000 kVA and contiguous premises to jointly install 33 kV or higher cluster substations - and non-compliance of Commission orders dated 14 October 2025 and a further direction of 3 February 2026.
8Punjab PSERC approves PSPCL's procurement of 160 MW and 250 MW firm dispatchable renewable energy from NHPC–HEXA Climate and NHPC–ACME Solar consortiums
Punjab State Electricity Regulatory Commission disposed of Petitions No. 20 and 21 of 2026 in a combined order dated 30 April 2026, approving PSPCL's long-term procurement of 160 MW FDRE (NHPC–Hexa Climate Solutions, Tranche-II) and 250 MW FDRE (NHPC–ACME Solar Holdings, Tranche-VI) from ISTS-connected solar-wind-BESS hybrid projects under TBCB-based Framework for Resource Adequacy Regulations 2024, responding to Punjab's rising renewable purchase obligations.
8DERC notifies First Amendment to Business Plan Regulations 2026: FPPAS governance shifted from Regulation 30 to Tariff Regulation 134 from 1 June 2026
The Delhi Electricity Regulatory Commission (DERC) notified the Delhi Electricity Regulatory Commission (Business Plan) (First Amendment) Regulations, 2026 on 30 April 2026, deleting Regulation 30 on Fuel and Power Purchase Adjustment Surcharge (FPPAS) and transferring its governance to Regulation 134 of the DERC Tariff Regulations, effective 1 June 2026 (corresponding to power procurement from 1 April 2026 onwards).
8DERC rolls out automated monthly FPPAS formula for Delhi DISCOMs from 1 June 2026 under Second Tariff Regulation Amendment
Delhi Electricity Regulatory Commission issued the Second Amendment to its Tariff Regulations 2017 on 30 April 2026, overhauling Regulation 134 to mandate automatic monthly billing of Fuel and Power Purchase Adjustment Surcharge (FPPAS) without regulatory approval, computed as (n+2)th month billing for nth month procurement - with distribution licensees forfeiting positive FPPAS recovery rights if they fail to bill in time, subject to true-up annually.
8West Bengal regulator adopts tariff for CESC's 600 MW wind-solar hybrid procurement under 25-year BOO contracts via TBCB bidding
The West Bengal Electricity Regulatory Commission adopted the tariff under Section 63 of the Electricity Act 2003 on 30 April 2026 for CESC Limited's long-term procurement of 600 MW power from ISTS-connected Wind-Solar Hybrid (WSH) projects on Build-Own-Operate (BOO) basis under TBCB Guidelines dated 21 August 2023. CESC floated the bid on 26 November 2025 over the e-bidding portal bharat-electronictender.com, publishing notices in The Business Standard and The Financial Express.
8UPERC hears PuVVNL and UPPCL's post-facto approval request for power purchase from Bihar's SBPDCL; utilities tender unconditional apology for bypassing commission since 2011
The Uttar Pradesh Electricity Regulatory Commission held a hearing on 21 April 2026 in Petition No. 2036 of 2023 filed jointly by Purvanchai Vidyut Vitran Nigam Limited (PuVVNL), Varanasi, and UPPCL, seeking post-facto approval for power purchased from South Bihar Power Distribution Company Limited (SBPDCL) under an arrangement dating to 2011. Both utilities tendered an unconditional apology to the Commission for conducting the transaction for over a decade without the mandatory prior regulatory approval required under the Electricity Act 2003. Details
8MPPMCL sets FPPAS at 5.36% for April 2026, to be billed from 24 April 2026 across MP's 3 DISCOMs
M.P. Power Management Company Limited (MPPMCL), Jabalpur, has calculated the Fuel and Power Purchase Adjustment Surcharge (FPPAS) for April 2026 at 5.40%, capped at 5.36% under MPERC regulations (5% automatic + 90% of the 0.40% excess). The surcharge will be billed to all consumer categories of MP Paschim, Madhya, and Poorv KVV companies for one month commencing 24 April 2026.
8APCPDCL levies Rs. 0.40/unit FPPCA on March 2026 consumption as actual power cost hits Rs. 5.69/unit vs. Rs. 5.20 approved
Andhra Pradesh Central Power Distribution Corporation Ltd. (APCPDCL), Vijayawada, has imposed a Fuel and Power Purchase Cost Adjustment (FPPCA) of Rs. 0.40 per unit in May 2026 bills (for March 2026 consumption), after actual weighted average power purchase cost came in at Rs. 5.6900/unit against the approved base of Rs. 5.1974/unit on actual energy dispatch of 1,671.17 MU versus the approved 1,666.95 MU.
8Jodhpur Discom fixes FPPAS at 0.21% for February 2026 consumption; domestic consumers already paying Rs. 0.70–Rs. 1.00/unit regulatory surcharge
Jodhpur Discom (JdVVNL) has prescribed a Fuel and Power Purchase Adjustment Surcharge of 0.21% for the consumption month of February 2026 (billing month March 2026) under RERC Tariff Regulations 2025. The surcharge is independently audited by M/s Laxmi Kant & Company; domestic consumers paying Rs. 0.70/unit (up to 100 units) or Rs. 1.00/unit regulatory surcharge will not be separately charged FPPAS. Details
M.P. Power Management Company Limited (MPPMCL), Jabalpur, has calculated the Fuel and Power Purchase Adjustment Surcharge (FPPAS) for April 2026 at 5.40%, capped at 5.36% under MPERC regulations (5% automatic + 90% of the 0.40% excess). The surcharge will be billed to all consumer categories of MP Paschim, Madhya, and Poorv KVV companies for one month commencing 24 April 2026.
8APCPDCL levies Rs. 0.40/unit FPPCA on March 2026 consumption as actual power cost hits Rs. 5.69/unit vs. Rs. 5.20 approved
Andhra Pradesh Central Power Distribution Corporation Ltd. (APCPDCL), Vijayawada, has imposed a Fuel and Power Purchase Cost Adjustment (FPPCA) of Rs. 0.40 per unit in May 2026 bills (for March 2026 consumption), after actual weighted average power purchase cost came in at Rs. 5.6900/unit against the approved base of Rs. 5.1974/unit on actual energy dispatch of 1,671.17 MU versus the approved 1,666.95 MU.
8Jodhpur Discom fixes FPPAS at 0.21% for February 2026 consumption; domestic consumers already paying Rs. 0.70–Rs. 1.00/unit regulatory surcharge
Jodhpur Discom (JdVVNL) has prescribed a Fuel and Power Purchase Adjustment Surcharge of 0.21% for the consumption month of February 2026 (billing month March 2026) under RERC Tariff Regulations 2025. The surcharge is independently audited by M/s Laxmi Kant & Company; domestic consumers paying Rs. 0.70/unit (up to 100 units) or Rs. 1.00/unit regulatory surcharge will not be separately charged FPPAS. Details
8HPGCL floats consultancy tenders for 4 major hydro projects, contract completions lined up to 2029
Himachal Pradesh's power utility has unveiled its FY 2026-27 consultancy procurement plan covering 4 DPR assignments for Thana Plaun PSP, Renukaji PSP (1,630 MW), Triveni Mahadev HEP and Kashang Stage-IV - with bid openings slated between July 2026 and Jan 2027 and contract completions stretching to 2029, all through national competitive e-tendering.
8HPGCL invites bids for civil and HM works on Renukaji (40 MW) and Thana Plaun dams, completion set for Jan 2032
Himachal Pradesh's power corporation has issued its FY 2026-27 works procurement plan for 2 major dam packages: Package-II for Renukaji Dam Project (40 MW) and Package-I for Thana Plaun HEP, both involving civil and hydro-mechanical dam and powerhouse works under international and national competitive bidding, with contract completion targeted for January 2032.
8IREDA floats GeM bid for 5,180 Microsoft 365, Dynamics 365 and SQL Server licences worth multi-year contracts; bids close 8 May 2026
Indian Renewable Energy Development Agency (IREDA) under the Ministry of New and Renewable Energy posted Bid No. GEM/2026/B/7482295 on 28 April 2026 for procurement of 5,180 units of enterprise software spanning M365 E5, Exchange Online P2, Microsoft 365 Copilot, OneDrive 1 TB, Dynamics 365 Finance, HR, Supply Chain, D365 Team Members, Power Pages, SQL Server Standard Core and Visual Studio Pro MSDN - all for 3-year subscription periods. Bids close 8 May 2026 at 7 PM.
8MSEB Solar Agro Power Ltd invites deputation applications from MSEDCL, MSETCL, MSPGCL staff for 7 posts under MSKVY solar scheme
MSEB Holding Company Ltd.'s subsidiary MSEB Solar Agro Power Ltd. (MSAPL), the nodal agency for Mukhyamantri Saur Krushi Vahini Yojana (MSKVY), has issued Advertisement No. 06/2026 dated 30 April 2026 for 7 posts on deputation including 1 Executive Engineer, 1 Additional Executive Engineer, 2 Assistant Engineers, 1 Manager (Finance) and 2 UDC (Finance) from eligible MSEDCL/MSETCL/MSPGCL/MSEBHCL employees, with an upper age limit of 40 years and a 3-year contract period. Details
Himachal Pradesh's power utility has unveiled its FY 2026-27 consultancy procurement plan covering 4 DPR assignments for Thana Plaun PSP, Renukaji PSP (1,630 MW), Triveni Mahadev HEP and Kashang Stage-IV - with bid openings slated between July 2026 and Jan 2027 and contract completions stretching to 2029, all through national competitive e-tendering.
8HPGCL invites bids for civil and HM works on Renukaji (40 MW) and Thana Plaun dams, completion set for Jan 2032
Himachal Pradesh's power corporation has issued its FY 2026-27 works procurement plan for 2 major dam packages: Package-II for Renukaji Dam Project (40 MW) and Package-I for Thana Plaun HEP, both involving civil and hydro-mechanical dam and powerhouse works under international and national competitive bidding, with contract completion targeted for January 2032.
8IREDA floats GeM bid for 5,180 Microsoft 365, Dynamics 365 and SQL Server licences worth multi-year contracts; bids close 8 May 2026
Indian Renewable Energy Development Agency (IREDA) under the Ministry of New and Renewable Energy posted Bid No. GEM/2026/B/7482295 on 28 April 2026 for procurement of 5,180 units of enterprise software spanning M365 E5, Exchange Online P2, Microsoft 365 Copilot, OneDrive 1 TB, Dynamics 365 Finance, HR, Supply Chain, D365 Team Members, Power Pages, SQL Server Standard Core and Visual Studio Pro MSDN - all for 3-year subscription periods. Bids close 8 May 2026 at 7 PM.
8MSEB Solar Agro Power Ltd invites deputation applications from MSEDCL, MSETCL, MSPGCL staff for 7 posts under MSKVY solar scheme
MSEB Holding Company Ltd.'s subsidiary MSEB Solar Agro Power Ltd. (MSAPL), the nodal agency for Mukhyamantri Saur Krushi Vahini Yojana (MSKVY), has issued Advertisement No. 06/2026 dated 30 April 2026 for 7 posts on deputation including 1 Executive Engineer, 1 Additional Executive Engineer, 2 Assistant Engineers, 1 Manager (Finance) and 2 UDC (Finance) from eligible MSEDCL/MSETCL/MSPGCL/MSEBHCL employees, with an upper age limit of 40 years and a 3-year contract period. Details
INDIAN ENERGY EXCHANGE (IEX) - DAY-AHEAD MARKETS
8IEX day-ahead market 30 April 2026: 99,445 MWh final scheduled volume cleared with peak MCP hitting Rs. 10,000/MWh in 12 time-blocks
Indian Energy Exchange's Day-Ahead Market (DAM) snapshot for delivery date 30 April 2026 shows total purchase bids of 2,91,560.60 MWh against sell bids of 4,35,015.58 MWh, with Final Scheduled Volume of 99,445.32 MWh and MCV of 1,00,763.38 MWh. The maximum MCP touched the Rs. 10,000/MWh price ceiling, while the minimum settled at Rs. 1,515.33/MWh and daily average at Rs. 5,587.12/MWh. Peak hour activity at 22:00–22:15 saw MCP at Rs. 10,000/MWh on 25,503 MW purchase bid.
8IEX DAM hourly view 30 April 2026: MCP crashes from Rs. 10,000 to Rs. 1,515 within solar peak hours 11–14
The hour-aggregated DAM snapshot from IEX for 30 April 2026 traces a sharp intraday price collapse: Hour 1 settled at Rs. 10,000/MWh on 18,086.20 MWh purchase bid, but by Hour 13 (12:00–13:00), MCP had crashed to just Rs. 1,515.51/MWh as sell bids surged to 47,420.15 MWh against shrinking purchase demand of 7,615.75 MWh. The market then re-tightened, with MCP rebounding to Rs. 10,000/MWh from Hour 20 onwards. Day totals: 2,91,560.65 MWh purchase bids, 4,35,015.62 MWh sell bids, 99,445.37 MWh FSV, average MCP of Rs. 5,587.12/MWh.
8IEX DAM weekly snapshot (24 April–1 May 2026): Average MCP falls to Rs. 4,031/MWh on 1 May as weekly throughput crosses 8.36 lakh MWh
Indian Energy Exchange's weekly DAM summary covering 24 April 2026 to 1 May 2026 reports cumulative purchase bids of 42,35,424.90 MWh and sell bids of 31,12,231.65 MWh, with total Final Scheduled Volume of 8,36,080.13 MWh. Daily MCP peaked on 27 April at Rs. 7,078.52/MWh (1,06,222 MWh FSV) and bottomed on 1 May at Rs. 4,031.45/MWh. Weighted MCP for the week averaged Rs. 4,070.80/MWh.
8IEX green DAM records 99,752.98 MWh total bids on 30 April 2026; solar MCV at 18,285.10 MWh, non-solar at 7,838.59 MWh
Indian Energy Exchange's Green Day-Ahead Market (G-DAM) snapshot for delivery date 30 April 2026 logs total purchase bids of 1,10,260.67 MWh, total sell bids of 3,89,440.88 MWh and total MCV of 26,325.23 MWh. Solar MCV stood at 18,285.10 MWh while Non-Solar MCV reached 7,838.59 MWh; Hydro contributed 201.57 MWh. Final Scheduled Volume tallied 26,242.01 MWh. Maximum MCP touched the Rs. 10,000/MWh ceiling, minimum at Rs. 1,653.75/MWh and average at Rs. 6,660.36/MWh.
8IEX G-DAM weekly performance (24 April–1 May 2026): Cumulative solar FSV at 1,55,398.00 MWh; average MCP Rs. 6,722.84/MWh
Indian Energy Exchange's weekly Green DAM snapshot covers eight delivery dates from 24 April to 1 May 2026, tallying total purchase bids of 14,88,961.34 MWh, sell bids of 29,24,15.39 MWh and aggregate MCV of 2,14,773.66 MWh. Solar component dominates with weekly Solar FSV at 1,55,398.00 MWh and Solar MCV at 1,55,469.06 MWh, against Non-Solar FSV of 56,406.15 MWh. Highest daily MCP was Rs. 7,094.26/MWh on 28 April, lowest Rs. 5,818.45/MWh on 1 May. Weighted average MCP for the week stood at Rs. 4,028.19/MWh.
8IEX high-price DAM 30 April 2026: 308.35 MWh cleared at Rs. 19,937/MWh weighted average; peak hour hits Rs. 20,000/MWh
Indian Energy Exchange's High-Price DAM snapshot for delivery date 30 April 2026 records total purchase bids of 525.00 MWh, total sell bids of 43,404.20 MWh and Final Scheduled Volume of 308.35 MWh. MCP peaked at the Rs. 20,000/MWh ceiling and dipped to Rs. 19,000.49/MWh, averaging Rs. 19,928.61/MWh. Activity was concentrated in the early hours (00:00–02:00) and final hours (22:00–24:00) at 75.90–146.90 MW per block.
8IEX HP-DAM weekly view (24 April–1 May 2026): 909.60 MWh total FSV; peak daily volume of 308.35 MWh on 30 April
Indian Energy Exchange's HP-DAM weekly summary for 24 April to 1 May 2026 reports cumulative purchase bids of 37,654.94 MWh, sell bids of 2,98,025.48 MWh and total Final Scheduled Volume of just 909.60 MWh. Peak daily volume came on 30 April 2026 at 308.35 MWh (MCP Rs. 19,937.53/MWh weighted), while 24 April registered 224.28 MWh and 29 April 214.10 MWh. Average daily MCP across the week stood at Rs. 19,887.70/MWh weighted, with maximum at Rs. 20,000/MWh and minimum Rs. 19,275.42/MWh.
IEX - REAL-TIME AND TERM-AHEAD MARKETS
8IEX real-time market 30 April 2026: 2,50,278 MWh final scheduled volume cleared at Rs. 2,192/MWh average; peak MCP Rs. 3,630/MWh
Indian Energy Exchange's RTM time-block snapshot for delivery date 30 April 2026 reports total purchase bids of 2,67,872.08 MWh, sell bids of 5,32,373.78 MWh, total MCV of 2,51,494.71 MWh and Final Scheduled Volume of 2,50,278.04 MWh. Daily MCP peaked at Rs. 3,630.10/MWh (in the 22:30–22:45 block), bottomed at just Rs. 0.99/MWh and averaged Rs. 2,192.23/MWh. Maximum purchase bid hit 13,635.10 MW; maximum sell bid 37,704.40 MW.
8IEX RTM hourly roll-up 30 April 2026: MCP hits low of Rs. 73/MWh in Hour 8 as solar surge floods sell bids to 29,403 MWh
Indian Energy Exchange's hour-resolved Real-Time Market summary for 30 April 2026 traces a dramatic intraday MCP collapse: Hour 7 (06:00–07:00) saw MCP of just Rs. 73.02/MWh (weighted Rs. 79.48/MWh) on 21,045.55 MWh sell bids; the price stayed below Rs. 1,000/MWh through Hours 8–14 amid solar over-generation. The market then re-tightened at Hour 22 (21:00–22:00) with MCP at Rs. 3,450.29/MWh on 16,852 MWh sell bid. Day totals: 2,67,872.13 MWh purchase, 5,32,373.84 MWh sell, 2,50,278.07 MWh FSV, average MCP Rs. 2,192.23/MWh.
8IEX RTM weekly performance (24 April–1 May 2026): Cumulative FSV hits 13.32 lakh MWh, average MCP at Rs. 4,700/MWh
Indian Energy Exchange's weekly RTM snapshot covering 24 April 2026 to 1 May 2026 reports cumulative purchase bids of 39,90,172.19 MWh, sell bids of 25,84,230.38 MWh and Final Scheduled Volume of 13,32,728.00 MWh. Daily MCP swung sharply: peak on 25 April at Rs. 7,576.70/MWh, trough on 30 April at Rs. 2,192.23/MWh, with 1 May recording Rs. 1,661.12/MWh. Daily volumes: 24 April 1,29,953 MWh, 25 April 1,13,231 MWh, 26 April 1,55,039 MWh, 27 April 1,96,592 MWh (peak day), 28 April 1,87,674 MWh, 29 April 1,91,791 MWh, 30 April 2,50,278 MWh, 1 May 1,08,166 MWh.
8IEX green term-ahead market (GTAM) 30 April 2026: DAC-NS daily solar contracts clear at Rs. 8,912/MWh weighted average
Indian Energy Exchange's Green Term-Ahead Market trade details for delivery date 30 April 2026 capture daily and weekly contracts at the DAC-B (NS = Non-Solar) tier. Across DAC-B01-NS to DAC-B16-NS contracts, prices stayed steady - Highest Bid at Rs. 9,081/MWh, Lowest Bid at Rs. 8,743/MWh, Average at Rs. 8,912/MWh - with weighted average prices ranging Rs. 8,960/MWh (B01) to Rs. 8,968/MWh (B06–B11). Cleared volumes per contract ranged 7.00 MWh (B01) up to 7.50 MWh (B06–B11).
8IEX term-ahead market 30 April 2026: Most intraday ITD contracts settle at Rs. 10,000/MWh ceiling
Indian Energy Exchange's Term-Ahead Market (TAM) Trade Details report for delivery date 30 April 2026 captures activity across DAILY, WEEKLY and INTRADAY contract types. Daily contracts including DB1-FRI-WR, DB1-MON-WR, DB1-SAT-WR and DB1-SUN-WR cleared at zero volume. Conversely, the Intraday tier (ITD-B90-ER through ITD-B96-ER and ITD-B91-AR through ITD-B96-AR) saw active trade - each contract clearing 25 or 75 MWh at the Rs. 10,000/MWh ceiling with one trade per contract, indicating tight peak-block scarcity.
PXIL/HPX POWER EXCHANGE AND REVERSE AUCTIONS
8PXIL IDAS weekly recap (24 April–1 May 2026): Only one successful match - 1,600 MWh cleared at Rs. 10,000/MWh on 29 April
Power Exchange India Limited's IDAS weekly Market Volume Profile spanning 24 April 2026 to 1 May 2026 shows a single successful trade out of eight delivery dates: 29 April 2026 cleared 1,600 MWh at MCP Rs. 10,000/MWh on Purchase Bid 1,900 MWh and Sell Bid 4,866.50 MWh. The remaining seven days show zero MCV and zero Scheduled Volume despite scattered bid activity (e.g., 27 April: Purchase 1,250 / Sell 1,294 MWh; 24 April: Purchase 2,975 / Sell 3,554 MWh).
8PXIL RTM weekly snapshot (22 April–1 May 2026): Single trade cleared on 24 April - 62.50 MWh at Rs. 10,000/MWh
Power Exchange India Limited's RTM weekly Market Snapshot for 22 April to 1 May 2026 reports a sole successful trade across the ten-day window: 24 April 2026 cleared 62.50 MWh on Purchase Bid 8,350 MWh at MCP Rs. 10,000/MWh ceiling. The remaining nine dates registered zero MCV and zero Scheduled Volume despite scattered purchase bids - including 13,000 MWh on 23 April. Total weekly purchase bids: 31,225.00 MWh; total MCV: 62.50 MWh.
8Hindustan Power Exchange launches reverse auction No. HPX/30042026/00962 for Rajasthan Urja Vikas - thermal energy
Hindustan Power Exchange Limited (HPX) issued Circular No. HPX_RA_00933 on April 30, 2026, initiating a Single Side Reverse Auction for thermal energy on behalf of buyer Rajasthan Urja Vikas and IT Services Limited. Under Auction No. HPX/30042026/00962, seller interest submission was open from April 30 to May 2, with e-Reverse Auction scheduled for May 2 from 12:00 to 14:00 hrs. Similar auctions were simultaneously conducted on IEX and PXIL, indicating active multi-platform price discovery.
8Noida Power Company launches all-source reverse auction HPX/30042026/00966 for solar, thermal, hydro and non-solar power
Hindustan Power Exchange Limited (HPX) issued Circular No. HPX_RA_00937 on April 30, 2026, for Auction No. HPX/30042026/00966, with Noida Power Company Limited as the buyer seeking a multi-source energy basket covering Solar, Non-Solar, Hydro and Thermal power. Unlike Rajasthan's concurrent thermal-only auctions, this auction spans all energy types, with e-Reverse Auction scheduled for May 1 from 14:00 to 16:00 hrs - and no similar parallel auction on other exchanges, making it a unique HPX-exclusive procurement round. Details
8IEX day-ahead market 30 April 2026: 99,445 MWh final scheduled volume cleared with peak MCP hitting Rs. 10,000/MWh in 12 time-blocks
Indian Energy Exchange's Day-Ahead Market (DAM) snapshot for delivery date 30 April 2026 shows total purchase bids of 2,91,560.60 MWh against sell bids of 4,35,015.58 MWh, with Final Scheduled Volume of 99,445.32 MWh and MCV of 1,00,763.38 MWh. The maximum MCP touched the Rs. 10,000/MWh price ceiling, while the minimum settled at Rs. 1,515.33/MWh and daily average at Rs. 5,587.12/MWh. Peak hour activity at 22:00–22:15 saw MCP at Rs. 10,000/MWh on 25,503 MW purchase bid.
8IEX DAM hourly view 30 April 2026: MCP crashes from Rs. 10,000 to Rs. 1,515 within solar peak hours 11–14
The hour-aggregated DAM snapshot from IEX for 30 April 2026 traces a sharp intraday price collapse: Hour 1 settled at Rs. 10,000/MWh on 18,086.20 MWh purchase bid, but by Hour 13 (12:00–13:00), MCP had crashed to just Rs. 1,515.51/MWh as sell bids surged to 47,420.15 MWh against shrinking purchase demand of 7,615.75 MWh. The market then re-tightened, with MCP rebounding to Rs. 10,000/MWh from Hour 20 onwards. Day totals: 2,91,560.65 MWh purchase bids, 4,35,015.62 MWh sell bids, 99,445.37 MWh FSV, average MCP of Rs. 5,587.12/MWh.
8IEX DAM weekly snapshot (24 April–1 May 2026): Average MCP falls to Rs. 4,031/MWh on 1 May as weekly throughput crosses 8.36 lakh MWh
Indian Energy Exchange's weekly DAM summary covering 24 April 2026 to 1 May 2026 reports cumulative purchase bids of 42,35,424.90 MWh and sell bids of 31,12,231.65 MWh, with total Final Scheduled Volume of 8,36,080.13 MWh. Daily MCP peaked on 27 April at Rs. 7,078.52/MWh (1,06,222 MWh FSV) and bottomed on 1 May at Rs. 4,031.45/MWh. Weighted MCP for the week averaged Rs. 4,070.80/MWh.
8IEX green DAM records 99,752.98 MWh total bids on 30 April 2026; solar MCV at 18,285.10 MWh, non-solar at 7,838.59 MWh
Indian Energy Exchange's Green Day-Ahead Market (G-DAM) snapshot for delivery date 30 April 2026 logs total purchase bids of 1,10,260.67 MWh, total sell bids of 3,89,440.88 MWh and total MCV of 26,325.23 MWh. Solar MCV stood at 18,285.10 MWh while Non-Solar MCV reached 7,838.59 MWh; Hydro contributed 201.57 MWh. Final Scheduled Volume tallied 26,242.01 MWh. Maximum MCP touched the Rs. 10,000/MWh ceiling, minimum at Rs. 1,653.75/MWh and average at Rs. 6,660.36/MWh.
8IEX G-DAM weekly performance (24 April–1 May 2026): Cumulative solar FSV at 1,55,398.00 MWh; average MCP Rs. 6,722.84/MWh
Indian Energy Exchange's weekly Green DAM snapshot covers eight delivery dates from 24 April to 1 May 2026, tallying total purchase bids of 14,88,961.34 MWh, sell bids of 29,24,15.39 MWh and aggregate MCV of 2,14,773.66 MWh. Solar component dominates with weekly Solar FSV at 1,55,398.00 MWh and Solar MCV at 1,55,469.06 MWh, against Non-Solar FSV of 56,406.15 MWh. Highest daily MCP was Rs. 7,094.26/MWh on 28 April, lowest Rs. 5,818.45/MWh on 1 May. Weighted average MCP for the week stood at Rs. 4,028.19/MWh.
8IEX high-price DAM 30 April 2026: 308.35 MWh cleared at Rs. 19,937/MWh weighted average; peak hour hits Rs. 20,000/MWh
Indian Energy Exchange's High-Price DAM snapshot for delivery date 30 April 2026 records total purchase bids of 525.00 MWh, total sell bids of 43,404.20 MWh and Final Scheduled Volume of 308.35 MWh. MCP peaked at the Rs. 20,000/MWh ceiling and dipped to Rs. 19,000.49/MWh, averaging Rs. 19,928.61/MWh. Activity was concentrated in the early hours (00:00–02:00) and final hours (22:00–24:00) at 75.90–146.90 MW per block.
8IEX HP-DAM weekly view (24 April–1 May 2026): 909.60 MWh total FSV; peak daily volume of 308.35 MWh on 30 April
Indian Energy Exchange's HP-DAM weekly summary for 24 April to 1 May 2026 reports cumulative purchase bids of 37,654.94 MWh, sell bids of 2,98,025.48 MWh and total Final Scheduled Volume of just 909.60 MWh. Peak daily volume came on 30 April 2026 at 308.35 MWh (MCP Rs. 19,937.53/MWh weighted), while 24 April registered 224.28 MWh and 29 April 214.10 MWh. Average daily MCP across the week stood at Rs. 19,887.70/MWh weighted, with maximum at Rs. 20,000/MWh and minimum Rs. 19,275.42/MWh.
IEX - REAL-TIME AND TERM-AHEAD MARKETS
8IEX real-time market 30 April 2026: 2,50,278 MWh final scheduled volume cleared at Rs. 2,192/MWh average; peak MCP Rs. 3,630/MWh
Indian Energy Exchange's RTM time-block snapshot for delivery date 30 April 2026 reports total purchase bids of 2,67,872.08 MWh, sell bids of 5,32,373.78 MWh, total MCV of 2,51,494.71 MWh and Final Scheduled Volume of 2,50,278.04 MWh. Daily MCP peaked at Rs. 3,630.10/MWh (in the 22:30–22:45 block), bottomed at just Rs. 0.99/MWh and averaged Rs. 2,192.23/MWh. Maximum purchase bid hit 13,635.10 MW; maximum sell bid 37,704.40 MW.
8IEX RTM hourly roll-up 30 April 2026: MCP hits low of Rs. 73/MWh in Hour 8 as solar surge floods sell bids to 29,403 MWh
Indian Energy Exchange's hour-resolved Real-Time Market summary for 30 April 2026 traces a dramatic intraday MCP collapse: Hour 7 (06:00–07:00) saw MCP of just Rs. 73.02/MWh (weighted Rs. 79.48/MWh) on 21,045.55 MWh sell bids; the price stayed below Rs. 1,000/MWh through Hours 8–14 amid solar over-generation. The market then re-tightened at Hour 22 (21:00–22:00) with MCP at Rs. 3,450.29/MWh on 16,852 MWh sell bid. Day totals: 2,67,872.13 MWh purchase, 5,32,373.84 MWh sell, 2,50,278.07 MWh FSV, average MCP Rs. 2,192.23/MWh.
8IEX RTM weekly performance (24 April–1 May 2026): Cumulative FSV hits 13.32 lakh MWh, average MCP at Rs. 4,700/MWh
Indian Energy Exchange's weekly RTM snapshot covering 24 April 2026 to 1 May 2026 reports cumulative purchase bids of 39,90,172.19 MWh, sell bids of 25,84,230.38 MWh and Final Scheduled Volume of 13,32,728.00 MWh. Daily MCP swung sharply: peak on 25 April at Rs. 7,576.70/MWh, trough on 30 April at Rs. 2,192.23/MWh, with 1 May recording Rs. 1,661.12/MWh. Daily volumes: 24 April 1,29,953 MWh, 25 April 1,13,231 MWh, 26 April 1,55,039 MWh, 27 April 1,96,592 MWh (peak day), 28 April 1,87,674 MWh, 29 April 1,91,791 MWh, 30 April 2,50,278 MWh, 1 May 1,08,166 MWh.
8IEX green term-ahead market (GTAM) 30 April 2026: DAC-NS daily solar contracts clear at Rs. 8,912/MWh weighted average
Indian Energy Exchange's Green Term-Ahead Market trade details for delivery date 30 April 2026 capture daily and weekly contracts at the DAC-B (NS = Non-Solar) tier. Across DAC-B01-NS to DAC-B16-NS contracts, prices stayed steady - Highest Bid at Rs. 9,081/MWh, Lowest Bid at Rs. 8,743/MWh, Average at Rs. 8,912/MWh - with weighted average prices ranging Rs. 8,960/MWh (B01) to Rs. 8,968/MWh (B06–B11). Cleared volumes per contract ranged 7.00 MWh (B01) up to 7.50 MWh (B06–B11).
8IEX term-ahead market 30 April 2026: Most intraday ITD contracts settle at Rs. 10,000/MWh ceiling
Indian Energy Exchange's Term-Ahead Market (TAM) Trade Details report for delivery date 30 April 2026 captures activity across DAILY, WEEKLY and INTRADAY contract types. Daily contracts including DB1-FRI-WR, DB1-MON-WR, DB1-SAT-WR and DB1-SUN-WR cleared at zero volume. Conversely, the Intraday tier (ITD-B90-ER through ITD-B96-ER and ITD-B91-AR through ITD-B96-AR) saw active trade - each contract clearing 25 or 75 MWh at the Rs. 10,000/MWh ceiling with one trade per contract, indicating tight peak-block scarcity.
PXIL/HPX POWER EXCHANGE AND REVERSE AUCTIONS
8PXIL IDAS weekly recap (24 April–1 May 2026): Only one successful match - 1,600 MWh cleared at Rs. 10,000/MWh on 29 April
Power Exchange India Limited's IDAS weekly Market Volume Profile spanning 24 April 2026 to 1 May 2026 shows a single successful trade out of eight delivery dates: 29 April 2026 cleared 1,600 MWh at MCP Rs. 10,000/MWh on Purchase Bid 1,900 MWh and Sell Bid 4,866.50 MWh. The remaining seven days show zero MCV and zero Scheduled Volume despite scattered bid activity (e.g., 27 April: Purchase 1,250 / Sell 1,294 MWh; 24 April: Purchase 2,975 / Sell 3,554 MWh).
8PXIL RTM weekly snapshot (22 April–1 May 2026): Single trade cleared on 24 April - 62.50 MWh at Rs. 10,000/MWh
Power Exchange India Limited's RTM weekly Market Snapshot for 22 April to 1 May 2026 reports a sole successful trade across the ten-day window: 24 April 2026 cleared 62.50 MWh on Purchase Bid 8,350 MWh at MCP Rs. 10,000/MWh ceiling. The remaining nine dates registered zero MCV and zero Scheduled Volume despite scattered purchase bids - including 13,000 MWh on 23 April. Total weekly purchase bids: 31,225.00 MWh; total MCV: 62.50 MWh.
8Hindustan Power Exchange launches reverse auction No. HPX/30042026/00962 for Rajasthan Urja Vikas - thermal energy
Hindustan Power Exchange Limited (HPX) issued Circular No. HPX_RA_00933 on April 30, 2026, initiating a Single Side Reverse Auction for thermal energy on behalf of buyer Rajasthan Urja Vikas and IT Services Limited. Under Auction No. HPX/30042026/00962, seller interest submission was open from April 30 to May 2, with e-Reverse Auction scheduled for May 2 from 12:00 to 14:00 hrs. Similar auctions were simultaneously conducted on IEX and PXIL, indicating active multi-platform price discovery.
8Noida Power Company launches all-source reverse auction HPX/30042026/00966 for solar, thermal, hydro and non-solar power
Hindustan Power Exchange Limited (HPX) issued Circular No. HPX_RA_00937 on April 30, 2026, for Auction No. HPX/30042026/00966, with Noida Power Company Limited as the buyer seeking a multi-source energy basket covering Solar, Non-Solar, Hydro and Thermal power. Unlike Rajasthan's concurrent thermal-only auctions, this auction spans all energy types, with e-Reverse Auction scheduled for May 1 from 14:00 to 16:00 hrs - and no similar parallel auction on other exchanges, making it a unique HPX-exclusive procurement round. Details
CEA DAILY GENERATION REPORTS
8CEA daily generation report 29 April 2026: All-India generation 4,676.66 MU vs programme 4,817.80 MU - 4.32% shortfall; hydro surplus 3.81%
Central Electricity Authority's Operation Performance Monitoring Division has released Sub-Report 1 of the Daily Generation Report (DGR) for 29 April 2026, covering an installed capacity of 5,32,989.72 MW and monitored capacity of 3,09,716.29 MW (excluding 2,23,273.43 MW RES). All-India today's actual generation: 4,676.66 MU vs programme 4,817.80 MU, a 4.32% shortfall. Thermal: 4,101.50 MU actual vs 4,286.29 programme (–4.97%); Nuclear: 172.69 vs 182.80 (–6.40%); Hydro: 393.94 vs 348.71 (+3.81%); Bhutan Imp: 8.53 MU.
8CEA capacity utilisation 29 April 2026: Hits 76.12% net of monitored 3,09,716 MW; coal at 91% on-line capacity utilisation
Central Electricity Authority's Capacity Utilisation Report for 29 April 2026 details the breakdown of India's 3,09,716.29 MW monitored capacity. Coal: Monitored 2,21,940.01 MW; on-line 2,01,664.95 MW (91% of capacity-on-line); generated max gross 1,83,515.10 MW (82.69% of monitored). Lignite: 6,620 MW monitored, 4,499.68 MW max gross (67.97%). Gas Liquid: 20,122.42 MW monitored, 7,167.41 MW max gross (35.62%). Nuclear: 8,780 MW monitored, 6,462.62 MW (73.61%). Hydro: 51,664.66 MW monitored, 34,008.87 MW (65.83%). Total outage: 43,125.47 MW (13.92% of monitored).
8CEA category-fuel-wise generation 29 April 2026: Coal delivers 3,912.45 MU today (programme 4,086.11 MU); hydro beats target
Central Electricity Authority's Category-Wise Fuel-Wise Generation Report for 29 April 2026 breaks down India's daily generation by fuel: Coal monitored capacity 2,21,940.01 MW delivered 3,912.45 MU actual vs 4,086.11 MU programme; Lignite (6,620 MW) 94.73 MU vs 111.32 MU; Natural Gas (19,642.83 MW) 93.15 MU vs 88.86 MU (above plan); Diesel (589.20 MW) 1.17 MU vs 0 programmed. Total Thermal 4,101.50 MU vs 4,286.29 MU programme. Nuclear (8,780 MW) generated 172.69 MU vs 182.80 MU. Hydro (51,664.66 MW) outperformed at 393.94 MU vs 348.71 MU.
8CEA all-India capacity availability 29 April 2026: Capacity online at 2,66,590.82 MW - Western Region tops with 90,318.84 MW online
Central Electricity Authority's All-India Capacity Availability summary for 29 April 2026 shows Total Monitored Capacity at 3,09,716.29 MW with Capacity Online at 2,66,590.82 MW after deducting outages of 43,125.47 MW. Region-wise: Western 1,04,702.40 MW monitored, 90,318.84 online (14,383.56 MW under maintenance); Northern 81,696.72 / 70,109.41 (11,587.31 MW out); Southern 70,967.75 / 59,475.27 (11,492.48 MW out); Eastern 47,125.46 / 42,388.26 (4,737.20 MW out); North Eastern 5,223.95 / 4,299.04 (924.91 MW out). Total planned maintenance: 6,550.80 MW; total forced outage: 27,040.11 MW.
8CEA recommissioning report 29 April 2026: 5,212.01 MW of thermal/nuclear capacity recommissioned in a single day across 23 plants
Central Electricity Authority's Recommissioning Report for thermal and nuclear units, dated 29 April 2026, lists 23 unit-revivals totalling 5,212.01 MW in a single day. Notable returns include Yermarus TPP Unit 2 (800 MW, water wall tube leakage), Patratu STPP Unit 1 (800 MW, economiser tube leakage), Chandrapur-Maharashtra STPS Unit 7 (500 MW), Bokaro TPS A-Exp Unit 1 (500 MW), Meenakshi Energy Unit 3 (350 MW, furnace fire-out), Dahanu TPS Unit 2 (250 MW), Kahalgaon TPS Unit 2 (210 MW, generator rotor damaged), Nasik TPS Unit 4 (210 MW, ID Fans problem) and DPL TPS Unit 7 (300 MW).
8CEA NTPC overview 29 April 2026: NTPC all-India generation 989.74 MU vs programme 1,058.10 MU - 6.46% shortfall
Central Electricity Authority's NTPC-station Power Generation Overview Report dated 29 April 2026 covers NTPC's monitored capacity of 57,617.23 MW and available capacity of 51,543.88 MW. All-India NTPC daily actual: 989.74 MU vs programme 1,058.10 MU (deviation –68.36 MU). April 1-till-date: 28,124.39 MU vs programme 29,821.74 MU (–5.69%). Region split: Western 19,813.59 MW monitored / 18,644.30 available, generated 362.97 MU; Eastern 14,820 / 13,500 MW, 269.70 MU; Northern 13,274.06 / 9,690 MW, 193.36 MU; Southern 8,959.58 / 8,959.58 MW, 152.62 MU; North Eastern 750 / 750 MW, 11.09 MU.
8CEA stabilised capacity 29 April 2026: Coal at 90.42%, nuclear at 90.66%, hydro at 79.85% of stabilised capacity
Central Electricity Authority's Sub-Report 5 for 29 April 2026 reports Stabilised Capacity vs Capacity Online ratios across all five regions. All-India: Thermal (excl Gas/Diesel) Stabilised 2,29,144.06 MW, Online 2,07,200.05 MW (90.42%); Nuclear Stabilised 8,780 MW, Online 7,960 MW (90.66%); Hydro Stabilised 51,664.66 MW, Online 41,252.81 MW (79.85%). Region-wise highlights: Northern Thermal 94.59% (49,248/52,063 MW), Western 89.75% (75,995/84,671 MW), Southern 86.48% (43,772/50,615 MW), Eastern 91.20% (37,435/41,045 MW), North Eastern 100% (750/750 MW).
8CEA hydro reservoir status 29 April 2026: Bhakra holds 1,728.8 MU at 485.46m vs FRL 513.59m; Sardar Sarovar at 894.5 MU
Central Electricity Authority's Daily Hydro Reservoir Report dated 29 April 2026 details storage and energy potential at India's major reservoirs. Bhakra (Himachal): present level 485.46m (1,592.72 ft), energy content 1,728.80 MU vs FRL 513.59m design potential 5,282 MU. Pong (Himachal): 406.77m, 1,084.0 MU. Tehri (Uttarakhand): 753.24m, 1,291.49 MU. Sardar Sarovar (Gujarat): 129.33m, 1,817.55 MU. Indira Sagar (MP): 252.29m, 1,316.12 MU. Srisailam (Andhra): 249.42m, 1,391.84 MU. Idukki (Kerala): 710.64m, 2,146.32 MU. Koyna (Maharashtra): 634.90m, 3,126.10 MU.
CEA COAL STOCK REPORTS
8Coal India Limited and SCCL coal stock position 26 April 2026: 46,536.50 ('000 tonnes) total across CEA-linked power plants, average 20 days cover
Coal India Limited's Marketing & Sales Division, in coordination with the Central Electricity Authority (CEA) and Singareni Collieries Company Limited (SCCL), has released the Coal Stock Position of CEA-linked thermal power plants as on 26 April 2026. Aggregate Total Coal Stock stood at 46,536.50 thousand tonnes - Indigenous 45,995.50 + Import 541.00 - providing average cover of 20 days against daily requirement of 2,325.90 thousand tonnes at @55% PLF. Specific Coal Consumption averaged 0.703 kCal/kWh.
8CIL and SCCL coal stock 27 April 2026: Aggregate stock slips to 46,282.90 ('000 tonnes) - indigenous 45,734.10, imported 548.50; days-cover holds at 20
Coal India Limited & SCCL's CEA-format Coal Stock Position report dated 27 April 2026 shows total stock of 46,282.90 thousand tonnes - a one-day decline of 253.60 thousand tonnes versus the previous day's 46,536.50. Indigenous component fell to 45,734.10 thousand tonnes (–261.40 day-on-day) while Import rose to 548.50 thousand tonnes (+7.50). Daily coal requirement at @55% PLF stood at 2,329.96 thousand tonnes against base requirement of 1,674.40 thousand tonnes. Specific coal consumption was 0.703 kCal/kWh.
8Coal India and SCCL coal stock 28 April 2026: Total falls to 45,996.40 ('000 tonnes); imports climb to 562.40 as indigenous stock drops
The CIL & SCCL Coal Stock Position dated 28 April 2026 logs total CEA-linked coal stock at 45,996.40 thousand tonnes - Indigenous 45,433.90 + Import 562.40 - marking a further 286.50 thousand tonnes fall from 27 April 2026. Daily requirement at @55% PLF stood at 2,336.33 thousand tonnes; receipts averaged 2,295.10 thousand tonnes. Days-of-cover stayed at 20 days across the fleet, while Specific Coal Consumption held at 0.703 kCal/kWh - pointing to a steady drawdown phase entering peak-summer demand.
8CIL and SCCL coal stock 29 April 2026: Stocks decline further to 45,800.90 ('000 tonnes); indigenous drops to 45,232.10
Coal India Limited's daily Coal Stock Position dated 29 April 2026 reports aggregate CEA-linked stock at 45,800.90 thousand tonnes - Indigenous 45,232.10 + Imported 568.60. The 195.50 thousand tonne day-on-day reduction extends a four-day continuous slide from the 26 April peak of 46,536.50. Daily requirement at @55% PLF was 2,328.24 thousand tonnes; receipts of 2,286.10 thousand tonnes ran below requirement, perpetuating the drawdown. Days-cover remained pegged at 20.
8CEA daily coal stock report 29 April 2026: All-India capacity 2,21,940 MW holds 53,769.30 ('000 tonnes); 21 plants flagged critical, imported coal at 3,607.50
Central Electricity Authority's Fuel Management Division has issued the Daily Coal Stock Report for 29 April 2026, covering 190 plants with combined capacity of 2,21,940 MW. Grand Total coal stock: 53,769.30 thousand tonnes (Indigenous 50,161.60 + Imported 3,607.50) with 24 days cover at 71% of normative stock. DCB Total: 51,017.40 thousand tonnes across 172 plants. ICB Total: 2,751.90 thousand tonnes across 18 plants. 21 plants are at critical-stock status. State leaders include HPGCL Haryana 1,441 (147% of norm), PSPCL Punjab 996.7 (129%), CSPGCL Chhatisgarh 1,538.30 (159%); MAHAGENCO Maharashtra at 1,931.60 (44%) is below norm.
8CEA daily renewable generation report 29 April 2026: All-India generation hits 993.47 MU; Rajasthan tops at 254.28 MU daily and 6,872.96 MU cumulative
Central Electricity Authority's Renewable Project Monitoring Division has released the Daily Renewable Generation Report for 29 April 2026 covering Wind, Solar, Bio (incl. Bagasse, Small Hydro & Others) sources across all states. All-India daily generation totalled 993.47 MU (Wind 318.41, Solar 650.12, Bio 24.94 MU) with cumulative April 2026 generation of 25,189.65 MU. Rajasthan led with daily 254.28 MU (Solar 227.47, Wind 24.81) and cumulative 6,872.96 MU. Gujarat followed at 338.81 MU daily; Tamil Nadu at 76.20 MU daily; Karnataka at 83.48 MU daily. Details
8CEA daily generation report 29 April 2026: All-India generation 4,676.66 MU vs programme 4,817.80 MU - 4.32% shortfall; hydro surplus 3.81%
Central Electricity Authority's Operation Performance Monitoring Division has released Sub-Report 1 of the Daily Generation Report (DGR) for 29 April 2026, covering an installed capacity of 5,32,989.72 MW and monitored capacity of 3,09,716.29 MW (excluding 2,23,273.43 MW RES). All-India today's actual generation: 4,676.66 MU vs programme 4,817.80 MU, a 4.32% shortfall. Thermal: 4,101.50 MU actual vs 4,286.29 programme (–4.97%); Nuclear: 172.69 vs 182.80 (–6.40%); Hydro: 393.94 vs 348.71 (+3.81%); Bhutan Imp: 8.53 MU.
8CEA capacity utilisation 29 April 2026: Hits 76.12% net of monitored 3,09,716 MW; coal at 91% on-line capacity utilisation
Central Electricity Authority's Capacity Utilisation Report for 29 April 2026 details the breakdown of India's 3,09,716.29 MW monitored capacity. Coal: Monitored 2,21,940.01 MW; on-line 2,01,664.95 MW (91% of capacity-on-line); generated max gross 1,83,515.10 MW (82.69% of monitored). Lignite: 6,620 MW monitored, 4,499.68 MW max gross (67.97%). Gas Liquid: 20,122.42 MW monitored, 7,167.41 MW max gross (35.62%). Nuclear: 8,780 MW monitored, 6,462.62 MW (73.61%). Hydro: 51,664.66 MW monitored, 34,008.87 MW (65.83%). Total outage: 43,125.47 MW (13.92% of monitored).
8CEA category-fuel-wise generation 29 April 2026: Coal delivers 3,912.45 MU today (programme 4,086.11 MU); hydro beats target
Central Electricity Authority's Category-Wise Fuel-Wise Generation Report for 29 April 2026 breaks down India's daily generation by fuel: Coal monitored capacity 2,21,940.01 MW delivered 3,912.45 MU actual vs 4,086.11 MU programme; Lignite (6,620 MW) 94.73 MU vs 111.32 MU; Natural Gas (19,642.83 MW) 93.15 MU vs 88.86 MU (above plan); Diesel (589.20 MW) 1.17 MU vs 0 programmed. Total Thermal 4,101.50 MU vs 4,286.29 MU programme. Nuclear (8,780 MW) generated 172.69 MU vs 182.80 MU. Hydro (51,664.66 MW) outperformed at 393.94 MU vs 348.71 MU.
8CEA all-India capacity availability 29 April 2026: Capacity online at 2,66,590.82 MW - Western Region tops with 90,318.84 MW online
Central Electricity Authority's All-India Capacity Availability summary for 29 April 2026 shows Total Monitored Capacity at 3,09,716.29 MW with Capacity Online at 2,66,590.82 MW after deducting outages of 43,125.47 MW. Region-wise: Western 1,04,702.40 MW monitored, 90,318.84 online (14,383.56 MW under maintenance); Northern 81,696.72 / 70,109.41 (11,587.31 MW out); Southern 70,967.75 / 59,475.27 (11,492.48 MW out); Eastern 47,125.46 / 42,388.26 (4,737.20 MW out); North Eastern 5,223.95 / 4,299.04 (924.91 MW out). Total planned maintenance: 6,550.80 MW; total forced outage: 27,040.11 MW.
8CEA recommissioning report 29 April 2026: 5,212.01 MW of thermal/nuclear capacity recommissioned in a single day across 23 plants
Central Electricity Authority's Recommissioning Report for thermal and nuclear units, dated 29 April 2026, lists 23 unit-revivals totalling 5,212.01 MW in a single day. Notable returns include Yermarus TPP Unit 2 (800 MW, water wall tube leakage), Patratu STPP Unit 1 (800 MW, economiser tube leakage), Chandrapur-Maharashtra STPS Unit 7 (500 MW), Bokaro TPS A-Exp Unit 1 (500 MW), Meenakshi Energy Unit 3 (350 MW, furnace fire-out), Dahanu TPS Unit 2 (250 MW), Kahalgaon TPS Unit 2 (210 MW, generator rotor damaged), Nasik TPS Unit 4 (210 MW, ID Fans problem) and DPL TPS Unit 7 (300 MW).
8CEA NTPC overview 29 April 2026: NTPC all-India generation 989.74 MU vs programme 1,058.10 MU - 6.46% shortfall
Central Electricity Authority's NTPC-station Power Generation Overview Report dated 29 April 2026 covers NTPC's monitored capacity of 57,617.23 MW and available capacity of 51,543.88 MW. All-India NTPC daily actual: 989.74 MU vs programme 1,058.10 MU (deviation –68.36 MU). April 1-till-date: 28,124.39 MU vs programme 29,821.74 MU (–5.69%). Region split: Western 19,813.59 MW monitored / 18,644.30 available, generated 362.97 MU; Eastern 14,820 / 13,500 MW, 269.70 MU; Northern 13,274.06 / 9,690 MW, 193.36 MU; Southern 8,959.58 / 8,959.58 MW, 152.62 MU; North Eastern 750 / 750 MW, 11.09 MU.
8CEA stabilised capacity 29 April 2026: Coal at 90.42%, nuclear at 90.66%, hydro at 79.85% of stabilised capacity
Central Electricity Authority's Sub-Report 5 for 29 April 2026 reports Stabilised Capacity vs Capacity Online ratios across all five regions. All-India: Thermal (excl Gas/Diesel) Stabilised 2,29,144.06 MW, Online 2,07,200.05 MW (90.42%); Nuclear Stabilised 8,780 MW, Online 7,960 MW (90.66%); Hydro Stabilised 51,664.66 MW, Online 41,252.81 MW (79.85%). Region-wise highlights: Northern Thermal 94.59% (49,248/52,063 MW), Western 89.75% (75,995/84,671 MW), Southern 86.48% (43,772/50,615 MW), Eastern 91.20% (37,435/41,045 MW), North Eastern 100% (750/750 MW).
8CEA hydro reservoir status 29 April 2026: Bhakra holds 1,728.8 MU at 485.46m vs FRL 513.59m; Sardar Sarovar at 894.5 MU
Central Electricity Authority's Daily Hydro Reservoir Report dated 29 April 2026 details storage and energy potential at India's major reservoirs. Bhakra (Himachal): present level 485.46m (1,592.72 ft), energy content 1,728.80 MU vs FRL 513.59m design potential 5,282 MU. Pong (Himachal): 406.77m, 1,084.0 MU. Tehri (Uttarakhand): 753.24m, 1,291.49 MU. Sardar Sarovar (Gujarat): 129.33m, 1,817.55 MU. Indira Sagar (MP): 252.29m, 1,316.12 MU. Srisailam (Andhra): 249.42m, 1,391.84 MU. Idukki (Kerala): 710.64m, 2,146.32 MU. Koyna (Maharashtra): 634.90m, 3,126.10 MU.
CEA COAL STOCK REPORTS
8Coal India Limited and SCCL coal stock position 26 April 2026: 46,536.50 ('000 tonnes) total across CEA-linked power plants, average 20 days cover
Coal India Limited's Marketing & Sales Division, in coordination with the Central Electricity Authority (CEA) and Singareni Collieries Company Limited (SCCL), has released the Coal Stock Position of CEA-linked thermal power plants as on 26 April 2026. Aggregate Total Coal Stock stood at 46,536.50 thousand tonnes - Indigenous 45,995.50 + Import 541.00 - providing average cover of 20 days against daily requirement of 2,325.90 thousand tonnes at @55% PLF. Specific Coal Consumption averaged 0.703 kCal/kWh.
8CIL and SCCL coal stock 27 April 2026: Aggregate stock slips to 46,282.90 ('000 tonnes) - indigenous 45,734.10, imported 548.50; days-cover holds at 20
Coal India Limited & SCCL's CEA-format Coal Stock Position report dated 27 April 2026 shows total stock of 46,282.90 thousand tonnes - a one-day decline of 253.60 thousand tonnes versus the previous day's 46,536.50. Indigenous component fell to 45,734.10 thousand tonnes (–261.40 day-on-day) while Import rose to 548.50 thousand tonnes (+7.50). Daily coal requirement at @55% PLF stood at 2,329.96 thousand tonnes against base requirement of 1,674.40 thousand tonnes. Specific coal consumption was 0.703 kCal/kWh.
8Coal India and SCCL coal stock 28 April 2026: Total falls to 45,996.40 ('000 tonnes); imports climb to 562.40 as indigenous stock drops
The CIL & SCCL Coal Stock Position dated 28 April 2026 logs total CEA-linked coal stock at 45,996.40 thousand tonnes - Indigenous 45,433.90 + Import 562.40 - marking a further 286.50 thousand tonnes fall from 27 April 2026. Daily requirement at @55% PLF stood at 2,336.33 thousand tonnes; receipts averaged 2,295.10 thousand tonnes. Days-of-cover stayed at 20 days across the fleet, while Specific Coal Consumption held at 0.703 kCal/kWh - pointing to a steady drawdown phase entering peak-summer demand.
8CIL and SCCL coal stock 29 April 2026: Stocks decline further to 45,800.90 ('000 tonnes); indigenous drops to 45,232.10
Coal India Limited's daily Coal Stock Position dated 29 April 2026 reports aggregate CEA-linked stock at 45,800.90 thousand tonnes - Indigenous 45,232.10 + Imported 568.60. The 195.50 thousand tonne day-on-day reduction extends a four-day continuous slide from the 26 April peak of 46,536.50. Daily requirement at @55% PLF was 2,328.24 thousand tonnes; receipts of 2,286.10 thousand tonnes ran below requirement, perpetuating the drawdown. Days-cover remained pegged at 20.
8CEA daily coal stock report 29 April 2026: All-India capacity 2,21,940 MW holds 53,769.30 ('000 tonnes); 21 plants flagged critical, imported coal at 3,607.50
Central Electricity Authority's Fuel Management Division has issued the Daily Coal Stock Report for 29 April 2026, covering 190 plants with combined capacity of 2,21,940 MW. Grand Total coal stock: 53,769.30 thousand tonnes (Indigenous 50,161.60 + Imported 3,607.50) with 24 days cover at 71% of normative stock. DCB Total: 51,017.40 thousand tonnes across 172 plants. ICB Total: 2,751.90 thousand tonnes across 18 plants. 21 plants are at critical-stock status. State leaders include HPGCL Haryana 1,441 (147% of norm), PSPCL Punjab 996.7 (129%), CSPGCL Chhatisgarh 1,538.30 (159%); MAHAGENCO Maharashtra at 1,931.60 (44%) is below norm.
8CEA daily renewable generation report 29 April 2026: All-India generation hits 993.47 MU; Rajasthan tops at 254.28 MU daily and 6,872.96 MU cumulative
Central Electricity Authority's Renewable Project Monitoring Division has released the Daily Renewable Generation Report for 29 April 2026 covering Wind, Solar, Bio (incl. Bagasse, Small Hydro & Others) sources across all states. All-India daily generation totalled 993.47 MU (Wind 318.41, Solar 650.12, Bio 24.94 MU) with cumulative April 2026 generation of 25,189.65 MU. Rajasthan led with daily 254.28 MU (Solar 227.47, Wind 24.81) and cumulative 6,872.96 MU. Gujarat followed at 338.81 MU daily; Tamil Nadu at 76.20 MU daily; Karnataka at 83.48 MU daily. Details
8NRPC releases ABT-based final REA for April 2025: Singrauli STPS tops Northern Region with 11,372.58 MU generation
The Northern Regional Power Committee (NRPC) of the Government of India's Ministry of Power has issued the ABT-based Final Regional Energy Account for the month of April 2025, dated 30 April 2026. The 41,768-word account compiled by NRLDC reveals NTPC's Singrauli STPS as the largest contributor at 11,372.58 MU, followed by Tanda-II STPS at 7,310.28 MU and IGSTPS-Jhajjar at 6,918.62 MU. Plant Availability Factor (PAF) data shows Dadri TPS, Chamera HEP, Dhauliganga HEP, Koldam HEP and Sewa-II HEP all hitting 100% or above, while Koteshwar lagged at just 37.18%.
8NRPC issues ABT-based final REA for May 2025 covering 78,606 words: Rihand-III STPS records 6,080.20 MU
The Northern Regional Power Committee has notified the ABT-based Final Regional Energy Account for May 2025, dated 30 April 2026 with NRLDC-furnished revised schedule and metering data. The 733KB, 78,606-word document captures NTPC's Rihand-III STPS at 6,080.21 MU, Rihand-II STPS at 6,002.71 MU and Rihand STPS at 5,669.94 MU. IGSTPS-Jhajjar contributed 5,526.28 MU, while Dadri-II TPS posted 3,307.15 MU and Dadri TPS 2,202.39 MU. Reactive Energy Factor (RF) tallies showed Anta GPP at 180.49, Auraiya GPP at 234.53 and Dadri RF at 306.97.
8ER-NR zone tops Northern Region deviation payables at Rs. 25,801 lakh for week 13–19 April 2026; WR-NR receives Rs. 8,412 lakh
The Northern Regional Power Committee released the Deviation Settlement Account for Week No. 03 of FY 2026-27 (13–19 April 2026), showing ER-NR as the largest payer at Rs. 25,801.30 lakh, followed by Rajasthan (Rs. 1,066.83 lakh), NCR Railways (Rs. 634.76 lakh), Uttarakhand (Rs. 585.68 lakh) and Himachal Pradesh (Rs. 454.74 lakh), while WR-NR leads receivables at Rs. 8,412.14 lakh and NER-NR at Rs. 3,399.41 lakh. Payment due by 10 May 2026 to SBI South Extn DSM pool account.
8NRPC reactive energy account WK-03 (13–19 April 2026): Net pool liability pegged at Rs. 185.72 lakh; Adani Suryodaya BESS tops charges at Rs. 1.62 crore
Northern Regional Power Committee's weekly Reactive Energy (REX) Account for Week 03 of FY 2026-27 (13–19 April 2026) has been released on 30 April 2026, with payment due on or before 10 May 2026. Aggregate Total Payable stood at Rs. 53.94 lakh against Total Receivable of Rs. 183.49 lakh; including station-wise charges, the totals widen to Rs. 56.17 lakh payable and Rs. 185.72 lakh receivable. Among utilities, Delhi owes Rs. 35.14 lakh and Rajasthan Rs. 6.43 lakh, while Uttar Pradesh receives Rs. 45.00 lakh and Haryana Rs. 19.51 lakh. Generator-wise, ACME Suryodaya BESS leads with charges of Rs. 1,61,892.
8NRPC May 2026 RTA and RTDA for Northern Region: Uttar Pradesh's transmission bill hits Rs. 327.17 crore on 10,762 MW GNA
Northern Regional Power Committee has released the Regional Transmission Account and Regional Transmission Deviation Account for billing month May 2026 (billing period March 2026), dated 30 April 2026. Uttar Pradesh tops the DIC list with 10,762 MW GNA and total transmission charges of Rs. 3,27,17,16,207, followed by Punjab (5,575 MW, Rs. 1,90,10,69,699), Rajasthan (5,746 MW, Rs. 1,69,46,18,435), Haryana (5,143 MW, Rs. 1,77,03,60,927) and Delhi (4,815 MW, Rs. 1,38,08,98,813). Smaller DICs include Hindustan Zinc (12 MW, Rs. 31.01 lakh) and PG-HVDC-NR (8 MW, Rs. 22.82 lakh).
8SRPC May 2026 RTA and RTDA: Andhra Pradesh faces Rs. 169.39 crore transmission bill on 4,199 MW GNA share
Southern Regional Power Committee (SRPC) Secretariat has issued the Regional Transmission Account and Regional Transmission Deviation Account for billing period March 2026 / billing month May 2026. Andhra Pradesh leads DIC charges at Rs. 1,69,39,61,342 against 4,199 MW GNAsh, followed by Karnataka BESCOM at Rs. 1,10,05,97,572 (2,578.66 MW), Karnataka HESCOM at Rs. 38,10,06,430 (892.68 MW) and Karnataka GESCOM at Rs. 29,14,50,977 (682.86 MW). Industrial DICs include Linde India Ltd (8 MW, Rs. 32.27 lakh), Adani Gangavaram Port (2.5 MW, Rs. 10.08 lakh), Nelcast Limited (8 MW, Rs. 32.27 lakh) and Dr. Reddy's Laboratories (13.1 MW, Rs. 52.84 lakh).
8SRPC releases additional agenda for 66th commercial sub-committee meeting at Kannur on 8 May 2026: NLCIL, TNPDCL push USD compensation and T-GNA reforms
Southern Regional Power Committee (SRPC), Bengaluru has issued the Additional Agenda for the 66th Meeting of the Commercial Sub-Committee scheduled for 08 May 2026 at 09:30 hrs in Kannur, Kerala. NLCIL (NLC India Ltd) - via its 28 April 2026 email - has sought monthly issuance of compensation statements for secondary fuel-oil consumption under Unit Shutdown (USD) provisions in the Final REA, citing working capital stress at generating stations. TNPDCL has flagged operational constraints in revising schedules under T-GNA. Other items include refurbishment of the Talcher–Kolar HVDC link.
8NERPC's 237th OCC reviews frequent tripping of 8x250 MW Subansiri Lower HEP units, grid discipline and May 2026 resource adequacy planning
The 237th Operations Coordination Committee meeting of the North Eastern Regional Power Committee, held on 22 April 2026 at Shillong, reviewed 16 agenda items including demonstrated Maximum Continuous Rating of commissioned units of the 8x250 MW Lower Subansiri HEP (NHPC), frequent tripping of Units 1 & 2 in March 2026, Loktak Power Station's Renovation & Modernisation for Life Extension, ADMS healthiness status across the NER Grid, and operational resource adequacy planning for May 2026.
8NERPC issues provisional reactive energy account for 6–12 April 2026; rate fixed at 6.0 paise/KVARH under IEGC 2023 with 0.5 paise/year escalation
The North Eastern Regional Power Committee issued the provisional Reactive Energy Account for the billing period 6–12 April 2026, covering payables and receivables between constituents and the pool. The reactive energy charge is fixed at 6.0 paise/KVARH effective 1 October 2025, with a 0.5 paise per year escalation thereafter as per CERC IEGC Regulations 2023. Delayed payment beyond 12 days attracts simple interest at 0.04% per day. Details
The Northern Regional Power Committee (NRPC) of the Government of India's Ministry of Power has issued the ABT-based Final Regional Energy Account for the month of April 2025, dated 30 April 2026. The 41,768-word account compiled by NRLDC reveals NTPC's Singrauli STPS as the largest contributor at 11,372.58 MU, followed by Tanda-II STPS at 7,310.28 MU and IGSTPS-Jhajjar at 6,918.62 MU. Plant Availability Factor (PAF) data shows Dadri TPS, Chamera HEP, Dhauliganga HEP, Koldam HEP and Sewa-II HEP all hitting 100% or above, while Koteshwar lagged at just 37.18%.
8NRPC issues ABT-based final REA for May 2025 covering 78,606 words: Rihand-III STPS records 6,080.20 MU
The Northern Regional Power Committee has notified the ABT-based Final Regional Energy Account for May 2025, dated 30 April 2026 with NRLDC-furnished revised schedule and metering data. The 733KB, 78,606-word document captures NTPC's Rihand-III STPS at 6,080.21 MU, Rihand-II STPS at 6,002.71 MU and Rihand STPS at 5,669.94 MU. IGSTPS-Jhajjar contributed 5,526.28 MU, while Dadri-II TPS posted 3,307.15 MU and Dadri TPS 2,202.39 MU. Reactive Energy Factor (RF) tallies showed Anta GPP at 180.49, Auraiya GPP at 234.53 and Dadri RF at 306.97.
8ER-NR zone tops Northern Region deviation payables at Rs. 25,801 lakh for week 13–19 April 2026; WR-NR receives Rs. 8,412 lakh
The Northern Regional Power Committee released the Deviation Settlement Account for Week No. 03 of FY 2026-27 (13–19 April 2026), showing ER-NR as the largest payer at Rs. 25,801.30 lakh, followed by Rajasthan (Rs. 1,066.83 lakh), NCR Railways (Rs. 634.76 lakh), Uttarakhand (Rs. 585.68 lakh) and Himachal Pradesh (Rs. 454.74 lakh), while WR-NR leads receivables at Rs. 8,412.14 lakh and NER-NR at Rs. 3,399.41 lakh. Payment due by 10 May 2026 to SBI South Extn DSM pool account.
8NRPC reactive energy account WK-03 (13–19 April 2026): Net pool liability pegged at Rs. 185.72 lakh; Adani Suryodaya BESS tops charges at Rs. 1.62 crore
Northern Regional Power Committee's weekly Reactive Energy (REX) Account for Week 03 of FY 2026-27 (13–19 April 2026) has been released on 30 April 2026, with payment due on or before 10 May 2026. Aggregate Total Payable stood at Rs. 53.94 lakh against Total Receivable of Rs. 183.49 lakh; including station-wise charges, the totals widen to Rs. 56.17 lakh payable and Rs. 185.72 lakh receivable. Among utilities, Delhi owes Rs. 35.14 lakh and Rajasthan Rs. 6.43 lakh, while Uttar Pradesh receives Rs. 45.00 lakh and Haryana Rs. 19.51 lakh. Generator-wise, ACME Suryodaya BESS leads with charges of Rs. 1,61,892.
8NRPC May 2026 RTA and RTDA for Northern Region: Uttar Pradesh's transmission bill hits Rs. 327.17 crore on 10,762 MW GNA
Northern Regional Power Committee has released the Regional Transmission Account and Regional Transmission Deviation Account for billing month May 2026 (billing period March 2026), dated 30 April 2026. Uttar Pradesh tops the DIC list with 10,762 MW GNA and total transmission charges of Rs. 3,27,17,16,207, followed by Punjab (5,575 MW, Rs. 1,90,10,69,699), Rajasthan (5,746 MW, Rs. 1,69,46,18,435), Haryana (5,143 MW, Rs. 1,77,03,60,927) and Delhi (4,815 MW, Rs. 1,38,08,98,813). Smaller DICs include Hindustan Zinc (12 MW, Rs. 31.01 lakh) and PG-HVDC-NR (8 MW, Rs. 22.82 lakh).
8SRPC May 2026 RTA and RTDA: Andhra Pradesh faces Rs. 169.39 crore transmission bill on 4,199 MW GNA share
Southern Regional Power Committee (SRPC) Secretariat has issued the Regional Transmission Account and Regional Transmission Deviation Account for billing period March 2026 / billing month May 2026. Andhra Pradesh leads DIC charges at Rs. 1,69,39,61,342 against 4,199 MW GNAsh, followed by Karnataka BESCOM at Rs. 1,10,05,97,572 (2,578.66 MW), Karnataka HESCOM at Rs. 38,10,06,430 (892.68 MW) and Karnataka GESCOM at Rs. 29,14,50,977 (682.86 MW). Industrial DICs include Linde India Ltd (8 MW, Rs. 32.27 lakh), Adani Gangavaram Port (2.5 MW, Rs. 10.08 lakh), Nelcast Limited (8 MW, Rs. 32.27 lakh) and Dr. Reddy's Laboratories (13.1 MW, Rs. 52.84 lakh).
8SRPC releases additional agenda for 66th commercial sub-committee meeting at Kannur on 8 May 2026: NLCIL, TNPDCL push USD compensation and T-GNA reforms
Southern Regional Power Committee (SRPC), Bengaluru has issued the Additional Agenda for the 66th Meeting of the Commercial Sub-Committee scheduled for 08 May 2026 at 09:30 hrs in Kannur, Kerala. NLCIL (NLC India Ltd) - via its 28 April 2026 email - has sought monthly issuance of compensation statements for secondary fuel-oil consumption under Unit Shutdown (USD) provisions in the Final REA, citing working capital stress at generating stations. TNPDCL has flagged operational constraints in revising schedules under T-GNA. Other items include refurbishment of the Talcher–Kolar HVDC link.
8NERPC's 237th OCC reviews frequent tripping of 8x250 MW Subansiri Lower HEP units, grid discipline and May 2026 resource adequacy planning
The 237th Operations Coordination Committee meeting of the North Eastern Regional Power Committee, held on 22 April 2026 at Shillong, reviewed 16 agenda items including demonstrated Maximum Continuous Rating of commissioned units of the 8x250 MW Lower Subansiri HEP (NHPC), frequent tripping of Units 1 & 2 in March 2026, Loktak Power Station's Renovation & Modernisation for Life Extension, ADMS healthiness status across the NER Grid, and operational resource adequacy planning for May 2026.
8NERPC issues provisional reactive energy account for 6–12 April 2026; rate fixed at 6.0 paise/KVARH under IEGC 2023 with 0.5 paise/year escalation
The North Eastern Regional Power Committee issued the provisional Reactive Energy Account for the billing period 6–12 April 2026, covering payables and receivables between constituents and the pool. The reactive energy charge is fixed at 6.0 paise/KVARH effective 1 October 2025, with a 0.5 paise per year escalation thereafter as per CERC IEGC Regulations 2023. Delayed payment beyond 12 days attracts simple interest at 0.04% per day. Details
8National grid frequency stays within IEGC band for 98.29% of time on 29 April - GRID-INDIA data
Grid Controller of India's frequency profile data for April 29, 2026, shows the national grid maintained frequency within the 49.7–50.2 Hz IEGC band for 98.29% of the day - equivalent to 1,415 minutes. Average frequency remained steady near 50 Hz, with the system spending 47.73% of time in the 50.0–50.1 Hz optimal range, confirming robust grid balance despite rising renewable energy penetration across India.
8Southern grid meets 56,256 MW peak demand on 30 April with zero shortage - GRID-INDIA power supply report
Grid Controller of India Limited's Southern Regional Load Despatch Centre confirmed that the southern region met its evening peak demand of 56,256 MW on April 30, 2026, with zero shortage reported at a grid frequency of 50.03 Hz. Off-peak demand of 53,009 MW was also fully met. State-wise generation data reveals Andhra Pradesh contributed 123.34 MU from thermal sources, alongside 16.87 MU from wind and 19.51 MU from solar, with grid drawal closely matching scheduled energy.
8Northern Region meets 58,570 MW peak demand with zero shortage on 30 April 2026 - NRLDC daily operations report
Grid Controller of India's Northern Regional Load Despatch Centre (NRLDC) confirmed that the northern grid met its full evening peak demand of 58,570 MW at 50.013 Hz on April 30, 2026, with zero shortage. Off-peak demand of 59,090 MW was also fully met at 50.018 Hz. Punjab contributed 100.92 MU to the northern grid from thermal, hydro, solar and wind generation, while scheduling 117.52 MU and actually drawing 115.22 MU - indicating a minor 2.3 MU drawal shortfall versus schedule.
8NLDC system reliability report: ER-NR corridor violated for 26 blocks (27.08%) on 30 April - WR-NR corridor clean
Grid Controller of India Limited's National Load Despatch Centre (NLDC) published its System Reliability Indices Report for April 30, 2026, revealing that the Eastern Region–Northern Region (ER-NR) transmission corridor experienced ATC violations in 26 time blocks, accounting for 27.08% of the day (6.5 hours), while the WR-NR corridor recorded zero violations. The report provides a comprehensive (N-1) contingency analysis, offering a critical snapshot of inter-regional transmission stress and grid security on one of India's highest power-flow corridors.
8SRLDC records zero ATC violation on import of S3 corridor but 30.21% violation on S1 to S2/S3 on 30 April 2026
Grid Controller of India's Southern Regional Load Despatch Centre published its System Reliability Indices Report for April 30, 2026, showing the S1→S2/S3 transmission corridor experienced ATC violations in 29 time blocks - equivalent to 30.21% of the day (7 hours and 15 minutes) - while the Import of S3 corridor saw zero violations. The report also tracks (N-1) contingency compliance, serving as SRLDC's official transmission reliability certification for the southern grid's daily operations.
8NLDC frequency profile for 30 April shows grid stability above 49.95 Hz for over 77% of the day
Grid Controller of India Limited's National Load Despatch Centre (NLDC) published the national frequency profile for April 30, 2026, showing that India's power grid maintained frequency above 49.95 Hz for more than 77% of the day. The cumulative frequency distribution chart recorded zero time in the critical under-49.7 Hz zone and the system operated within the IEGC optimal band for the majority of the 1,440-minute period, reflecting strong grid discipline and effective real-time balancing.
8SRLDC day-ahead demand forecast for 1 May 2026 shows Southern Region peak approaching 75,000 MW
Grid Controller of India's Southern Regional Load Despatch Centre published its day-ahead demand forecast for May 1, 2026, with predicted peak demand approaching 75,000 MW during afternoon hours - typical of peak summer conditions across Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Telangana and Kerala. The forecast chart shows demand ranging from approximately 35,000 MW at night to near 75,000 MW at peak, providing critical scheduling inputs for generation and transmission planning.
8NLDC publishes SCUC schedule for 1 May 2026 - 30+ power plants including Darlipali, Sipat STPS and NPGC dispatched
Grid Controller of India Limited's NLDC published the Security Constrained Unit Commitment (SCUC) schedule for May 1, 2026, listing 30+ central generating stations committed for dispatch. Key units include Darlipali at 268 MW (ECR: 111.4 paise/kWh), Sipat STPS Stage 1 at 879 MW (ECR: 127.4 paise/kWh), North Karanpura STPS at 591 MW and NPGC at 892 MW (ECR: 276.1 paise/kWh). The least-cost dispatch schedule spans time blocks 27–77, underpinning efficient national power market operations.
8Eastern Region day-ahead forecast misses by 20.29% MAPE on 29 April - intraday accuracy improves to 3.42%
Grid Controller of India's Eastern Regional grid recorded a Day-Ahead forecast error (MAPE) of 20.29% and RMSE of 32.64% for April 29, 2026, reflecting significant forecasting inaccuracy for next-day power demand planning. Intraday forecasting was far more accurate, with MAPE of 3.42% and RMSE of 4.69%. Actual demand at 00:00 hrs was 29,070 MW versus the day-ahead forecast of 28,569 MW - a 501 MW deviation - highlighting the importance of intraday re-forecasting in dynamic grid management. Details
Grid Controller of India's frequency profile data for April 29, 2026, shows the national grid maintained frequency within the 49.7–50.2 Hz IEGC band for 98.29% of the day - equivalent to 1,415 minutes. Average frequency remained steady near 50 Hz, with the system spending 47.73% of time in the 50.0–50.1 Hz optimal range, confirming robust grid balance despite rising renewable energy penetration across India.
8Southern grid meets 56,256 MW peak demand on 30 April with zero shortage - GRID-INDIA power supply report
Grid Controller of India Limited's Southern Regional Load Despatch Centre confirmed that the southern region met its evening peak demand of 56,256 MW on April 30, 2026, with zero shortage reported at a grid frequency of 50.03 Hz. Off-peak demand of 53,009 MW was also fully met. State-wise generation data reveals Andhra Pradesh contributed 123.34 MU from thermal sources, alongside 16.87 MU from wind and 19.51 MU from solar, with grid drawal closely matching scheduled energy.
8Northern Region meets 58,570 MW peak demand with zero shortage on 30 April 2026 - NRLDC daily operations report
Grid Controller of India's Northern Regional Load Despatch Centre (NRLDC) confirmed that the northern grid met its full evening peak demand of 58,570 MW at 50.013 Hz on April 30, 2026, with zero shortage. Off-peak demand of 59,090 MW was also fully met at 50.018 Hz. Punjab contributed 100.92 MU to the northern grid from thermal, hydro, solar and wind generation, while scheduling 117.52 MU and actually drawing 115.22 MU - indicating a minor 2.3 MU drawal shortfall versus schedule.
8NLDC system reliability report: ER-NR corridor violated for 26 blocks (27.08%) on 30 April - WR-NR corridor clean
Grid Controller of India Limited's National Load Despatch Centre (NLDC) published its System Reliability Indices Report for April 30, 2026, revealing that the Eastern Region–Northern Region (ER-NR) transmission corridor experienced ATC violations in 26 time blocks, accounting for 27.08% of the day (6.5 hours), while the WR-NR corridor recorded zero violations. The report provides a comprehensive (N-1) contingency analysis, offering a critical snapshot of inter-regional transmission stress and grid security on one of India's highest power-flow corridors.
8SRLDC records zero ATC violation on import of S3 corridor but 30.21% violation on S1 to S2/S3 on 30 April 2026
Grid Controller of India's Southern Regional Load Despatch Centre published its System Reliability Indices Report for April 30, 2026, showing the S1→S2/S3 transmission corridor experienced ATC violations in 29 time blocks - equivalent to 30.21% of the day (7 hours and 15 minutes) - while the Import of S3 corridor saw zero violations. The report also tracks (N-1) contingency compliance, serving as SRLDC's official transmission reliability certification for the southern grid's daily operations.
8NLDC frequency profile for 30 April shows grid stability above 49.95 Hz for over 77% of the day
Grid Controller of India Limited's National Load Despatch Centre (NLDC) published the national frequency profile for April 30, 2026, showing that India's power grid maintained frequency above 49.95 Hz for more than 77% of the day. The cumulative frequency distribution chart recorded zero time in the critical under-49.7 Hz zone and the system operated within the IEGC optimal band for the majority of the 1,440-minute period, reflecting strong grid discipline and effective real-time balancing.
8SRLDC day-ahead demand forecast for 1 May 2026 shows Southern Region peak approaching 75,000 MW
Grid Controller of India's Southern Regional Load Despatch Centre published its day-ahead demand forecast for May 1, 2026, with predicted peak demand approaching 75,000 MW during afternoon hours - typical of peak summer conditions across Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Telangana and Kerala. The forecast chart shows demand ranging from approximately 35,000 MW at night to near 75,000 MW at peak, providing critical scheduling inputs for generation and transmission planning.
8NLDC publishes SCUC schedule for 1 May 2026 - 30+ power plants including Darlipali, Sipat STPS and NPGC dispatched
Grid Controller of India Limited's NLDC published the Security Constrained Unit Commitment (SCUC) schedule for May 1, 2026, listing 30+ central generating stations committed for dispatch. Key units include Darlipali at 268 MW (ECR: 111.4 paise/kWh), Sipat STPS Stage 1 at 879 MW (ECR: 127.4 paise/kWh), North Karanpura STPS at 591 MW and NPGC at 892 MW (ECR: 276.1 paise/kWh). The least-cost dispatch schedule spans time blocks 27–77, underpinning efficient national power market operations.
8Eastern Region day-ahead forecast misses by 20.29% MAPE on 29 April - intraday accuracy improves to 3.42%
Grid Controller of India's Eastern Regional grid recorded a Day-Ahead forecast error (MAPE) of 20.29% and RMSE of 32.64% for April 29, 2026, reflecting significant forecasting inaccuracy for next-day power demand planning. Intraday forecasting was far more accurate, with MAPE of 3.42% and RMSE of 4.69%. Actual demand at 00:00 hrs was 29,070 MW versus the day-ahead forecast of 28,569 MW - a 501 MW deviation - highlighting the importance of intraday re-forecasting in dynamic grid management. Details
8Torrent Power Ahmedabad and Surat logs 91,603 power interruption complaints in FY 2025-26; 25,557 MCB/line faults resolved
Torrent Power Limited's annual Standard of Performance report for its Ahmedabad and Surat licence areas (FY 2025-26) shows 91,603 interruption complaints due to line breakdowns and 25,557 due to loose MCB/service line connections, with 10,941 defective meter complaints and 2,410 burnt meter cases reported. Ahmedabad licence area recorded 31 outside fatal human accidents and 10 non-fatal incidents, while Surat reported 4 outside fatal cases.
8Torrent Power Dahej reports zero accidents and minimal complaints in clean FY 2025-26 SoP return
Torrent Power Limited's Dahej Licence Area registered zero fatal or non-fatal accidents - departmental or outside - for the entire FY 2025-26, with only 10 fuse-blowing interruption complaints recorded. The near-zero complaint profile across all meter, billing and service connection categories signals a tightly controlled industrial distribution zone.
8Paschim Gujarat Vij Company Limited files comprehensive 19-category Standard of Performance annual report for FY 2025-26 with GERC
Paschim Gujarat Vij Company Limited (PGVCL) has submitted its full annual Standard of Performance compliance report for FY 2025-26 to the Gujarat Electricity Regulatory Commission, covering 19 performance categories including SAIFI, SAIDI, MAIDI, CAIDI reliability indices, system losses at EHT/11 kV, meter faults, theft cases, compensation details, distribution transformer failures and quarterly complaint registers.
8Rajasthan's merit order revised after CGPL/TPCL tariff change; DADRI LIQ tops dispatch stack at Rs. 27.86/kWh
Rajasthan Urja Vikas and IT Services Limited (RUVITSL) issued a revised Merit Order Dispatch for 30 April to 3 May 2026 following a tariff revision for CGPL/TPCL, listing 43 stations from DADRI LIQ (Rs. 27.86/kWh total) at the top to SASAN (Rs. 1.55/kWh) at the bottom, with NTPC's STPS Units 1–6 at Rs. 5.52/kWh, KALISINDH TPP at Rs. 4.61/kWh and NLC BARSINGHSAR at Rs. 3.08/kWh.
8MSEDCL issues Phase-3 agricultural power time schedule for May–June 2026 across all zones
Maharashtra State Electricity Distribution Company Limited (MSEDCL), Mumbai, has issued its 3-phase agricultural power supply time schedule for May and June 2026, directing all Chief Engineers and zonal O&M teams to ensure 8-hour daily daytime supply to feeders commissioned under MSKVY solar projects, with field offices responsible for resolving ongoing technical constraints at substations.
8PVVNL Meerut schedules planned shutdowns across Bulandshahr on 1 May 2026 for grid maintenance
Paschimanchal Vidyut Vitran Nigam Limited (PVVNL), Meerut, has notified planned power shutdowns in Bulandshahr district on May 1, 2026, lasting approximately 4 hours from 8:30 AM to 12:30 PM. The outages cover urban feeders at multiple 33/11 kV substations including Bulandshahr and Purani Jail sub-stations, and are required for testing of power transformers, VCBs and trimming of tree branches encroaching on 33 kV lines. Details
Torrent Power Limited's annual Standard of Performance report for its Ahmedabad and Surat licence areas (FY 2025-26) shows 91,603 interruption complaints due to line breakdowns and 25,557 due to loose MCB/service line connections, with 10,941 defective meter complaints and 2,410 burnt meter cases reported. Ahmedabad licence area recorded 31 outside fatal human accidents and 10 non-fatal incidents, while Surat reported 4 outside fatal cases.
8Torrent Power Dahej reports zero accidents and minimal complaints in clean FY 2025-26 SoP return
Torrent Power Limited's Dahej Licence Area registered zero fatal or non-fatal accidents - departmental or outside - for the entire FY 2025-26, with only 10 fuse-blowing interruption complaints recorded. The near-zero complaint profile across all meter, billing and service connection categories signals a tightly controlled industrial distribution zone.
8Paschim Gujarat Vij Company Limited files comprehensive 19-category Standard of Performance annual report for FY 2025-26 with GERC
Paschim Gujarat Vij Company Limited (PGVCL) has submitted its full annual Standard of Performance compliance report for FY 2025-26 to the Gujarat Electricity Regulatory Commission, covering 19 performance categories including SAIFI, SAIDI, MAIDI, CAIDI reliability indices, system losses at EHT/11 kV, meter faults, theft cases, compensation details, distribution transformer failures and quarterly complaint registers.
8Rajasthan's merit order revised after CGPL/TPCL tariff change; DADRI LIQ tops dispatch stack at Rs. 27.86/kWh
Rajasthan Urja Vikas and IT Services Limited (RUVITSL) issued a revised Merit Order Dispatch for 30 April to 3 May 2026 following a tariff revision for CGPL/TPCL, listing 43 stations from DADRI LIQ (Rs. 27.86/kWh total) at the top to SASAN (Rs. 1.55/kWh) at the bottom, with NTPC's STPS Units 1–6 at Rs. 5.52/kWh, KALISINDH TPP at Rs. 4.61/kWh and NLC BARSINGHSAR at Rs. 3.08/kWh.
8MSEDCL issues Phase-3 agricultural power time schedule for May–June 2026 across all zones
Maharashtra State Electricity Distribution Company Limited (MSEDCL), Mumbai, has issued its 3-phase agricultural power supply time schedule for May and June 2026, directing all Chief Engineers and zonal O&M teams to ensure 8-hour daily daytime supply to feeders commissioned under MSKVY solar projects, with field offices responsible for resolving ongoing technical constraints at substations.
8PVVNL Meerut schedules planned shutdowns across Bulandshahr on 1 May 2026 for grid maintenance
Paschimanchal Vidyut Vitran Nigam Limited (PVVNL), Meerut, has notified planned power shutdowns in Bulandshahr district on May 1, 2026, lasting approximately 4 hours from 8:30 AM to 12:30 PM. The outages cover urban feeders at multiple 33/11 kV substations including Bulandshahr and Purani Jail sub-stations, and are required for testing of power transformers, VCBs and trimming of tree branches encroaching on 33 kV lines. Details
8Punjab State Power Corporation amends Consumer Grievances Forum structure after new DS East Zone, Mohali is constituted
Punjab State Power Corporation Limited (PSPCL) issued Commercial Circular No. 24/2026 on April 30, 2026, amending Instructions 113A.1.2 and 113A.1.3 of the ESIM-2018 manual to reflect the creation of DS East Zone, Mohali - constituted vide Office Order No. 1028 dated September 19, 2025. The amendment, approved by PSPCL's Board of Directors in its 123rd meeting on April 15, 2026, updates the composition of Consumer Grievances Redressal Forums (CGRFs) to include a Chief Auditor representative from all zones including the new East Zone.
8PSPCL Ludhiana Zonal Knowledge Centre sanctions 4-month induction training for newly recruited assistant linemen
Punjab State Power Corporation Limited's Zonal Knowledge Centre, Sarabha Nagar, Ludhiana, issued Office Order No. 6 on April 30, 2026, sanctioning a 4-month induction training programme for newly recruited Assistant Linemen (ALMs) under PSPCL's new Induction Training Policy. The training programme is a mandatory component of PSPCL's structured capacity-building initiative, ensuring that frontline technical staff are equipped with operational, safety and technical skills before field deployment.
8PSPCL rolls out Oracle CC&B migration load change process for SAP pending cases - end-to-end digital workflow defined
Punjab State Power Corporation Limited (PSPCL) documented a new end-to-end process design under Oracle Utilities CC&B for migrating load change cases originally initiated in the SAP software, where consumer payments were already completed. The digital workflow defines an SDO-to-JE approval chain, with load change approval thresholds set at <=100 KVA requiring SDO approval and 100–500 KVA requiring higher competency authority. The system replaces manual SAP case follow-ups with an automated CC&B platform, part of PSPCL's technology modernization programme. Details
Punjab State Power Corporation Limited (PSPCL) issued Commercial Circular No. 24/2026 on April 30, 2026, amending Instructions 113A.1.2 and 113A.1.3 of the ESIM-2018 manual to reflect the creation of DS East Zone, Mohali - constituted vide Office Order No. 1028 dated September 19, 2025. The amendment, approved by PSPCL's Board of Directors in its 123rd meeting on April 15, 2026, updates the composition of Consumer Grievances Redressal Forums (CGRFs) to include a Chief Auditor representative from all zones including the new East Zone.
8PSPCL Ludhiana Zonal Knowledge Centre sanctions 4-month induction training for newly recruited assistant linemen
Punjab State Power Corporation Limited's Zonal Knowledge Centre, Sarabha Nagar, Ludhiana, issued Office Order No. 6 on April 30, 2026, sanctioning a 4-month induction training programme for newly recruited Assistant Linemen (ALMs) under PSPCL's new Induction Training Policy. The training programme is a mandatory component of PSPCL's structured capacity-building initiative, ensuring that frontline technical staff are equipped with operational, safety and technical skills before field deployment.
8PSPCL rolls out Oracle CC&B migration load change process for SAP pending cases - end-to-end digital workflow defined
Punjab State Power Corporation Limited (PSPCL) documented a new end-to-end process design under Oracle Utilities CC&B for migrating load change cases originally initiated in the SAP software, where consumer payments were already completed. The digital workflow defines an SDO-to-JE approval chain, with load change approval thresholds set at <=100 KVA requiring SDO approval and 100–500 KVA requiring higher competency authority. The system replaces manual SAP case follow-ups with an automated CC&B platform, part of PSPCL's technology modernization programme. Details
8Ministry of Power revises Make-in-India local content roadmap for HVDC substations (LCC type): 30% by 2028, scaling to 60% by 2032–2035
The Ministry of Power revised the Minimum Local Content (MLC) requirement for HVDC Substation (LCC Type) EPC/Turnkey projects under its Public Procurement (Preference to Make in India) framework on 30 April 2026 - setting a phased roadmap: 30% MLC up to 31 March 2028, 40% from 1 April 2028 to 31 March 2030, 50% from 1 April 2030 to 31 March 2032 and 60% from 1 April 2032 to 31 March 2035, modifying the earlier blanket 60% provision.
8JERC issues public notice on draft Goa Transmission and Distribution License Regulations 2026; comments window open till 20 May 2026
The Joint Electricity Regulatory Commission for the State of Goa and Union Territories (JERCUTs), based at Plot No. 55-56, Udyog Vihar, Phase-IV, Sector-18, Gurugram, has issued a Public Notice introducing the draft 'Joint Electricity Regulatory Commission (Specific Conditions of Transmission and Distribution License Applicable to Electricity Department, Government of Goa) Regulations, 2026'. Drafted under Section 14, 15, 16 read with Section 181 of the Electricity Act 2003 and Regulation 71 of JERC's 2020 T&D Licensing Regulations, the notice was signed by Secretary (I/c) Rajesh Dangi. Stakeholders may submit comments via post or email to secy.jercuts@gov.in by 20 May 2026.
8Arunachal Pradesh Hydro Power Department files ARR and tariff petition for FY 2026-27 before state electricity regulator
The Department of Hydro Power Development, Government of Arunachal Pradesh, filed its Annual Revenue Requirement (ARR) and Tariff Petition for FY2026-27 before the Arunachal Pradesh State Electricity Regulatory Commission (APSERC). The filing, supported by a notarized affidavit under Article 4 with stamp duty of Rs. 100, outlines the department's revenue requirements and proposed tariff structures for hydropower generation assets for the upcoming financial year. Details
The Ministry of Power revised the Minimum Local Content (MLC) requirement for HVDC Substation (LCC Type) EPC/Turnkey projects under its Public Procurement (Preference to Make in India) framework on 30 April 2026 - setting a phased roadmap: 30% MLC up to 31 March 2028, 40% from 1 April 2028 to 31 March 2030, 50% from 1 April 2030 to 31 March 2032 and 60% from 1 April 2032 to 31 March 2035, modifying the earlier blanket 60% provision.
8JERC issues public notice on draft Goa Transmission and Distribution License Regulations 2026; comments window open till 20 May 2026
The Joint Electricity Regulatory Commission for the State of Goa and Union Territories (JERCUTs), based at Plot No. 55-56, Udyog Vihar, Phase-IV, Sector-18, Gurugram, has issued a Public Notice introducing the draft 'Joint Electricity Regulatory Commission (Specific Conditions of Transmission and Distribution License Applicable to Electricity Department, Government of Goa) Regulations, 2026'. Drafted under Section 14, 15, 16 read with Section 181 of the Electricity Act 2003 and Regulation 71 of JERC's 2020 T&D Licensing Regulations, the notice was signed by Secretary (I/c) Rajesh Dangi. Stakeholders may submit comments via post or email to secy.jercuts@gov.in by 20 May 2026.
8Arunachal Pradesh Hydro Power Department files ARR and tariff petition for FY 2026-27 before state electricity regulator
The Department of Hydro Power Development, Government of Arunachal Pradesh, filed its Annual Revenue Requirement (ARR) and Tariff Petition for FY2026-27 before the Arunachal Pradesh State Electricity Regulatory Commission (APSERC). The filing, supported by a notarized affidavit under Article 4 with stamp duty of Rs. 100, outlines the department's revenue requirements and proposed tariff structures for hydropower generation assets for the upcoming financial year. Details
8Emmvee Photovoltaic Power posts 62% revenue surge and 89% PAT jump in Q4 FY26, order book doubles to 9.4 GW
Emmvee Photovoltaic Power (EMMVEE IN) delivered a blockbuster fourth quarter with revenues soaring 62% YoY to Rs. 17.4 bn and PAT rocketing 89% YoY to Rs. 3.9 bn. The solar manufacturer's installed module capacity reached 10.3 GW while its order book nearly doubled from 4.9 GW to 9.4 GW. With a Buy rating and target price of Rs. 354, analysts expect a further 22% upside as EMMVEE races toward 16.3 GW module and 8.9 GW cell capacity through a new 6 GW integrated facility.
8ICRA withdraws Rs. 970 crore ratings of Ayana Ananthapuramu Solar after NCLT approves merger with parent Ayana Renewable
Credit rating agency ICRA withdrew the [ICRA]AA (Stable) and [ICRA]A1+ ratings assigned to Rs. 970 crore of bank facilities of Ayana Ananthapuramu Solar Private Limited (AASPL) on April 30, 2026. The withdrawal follows National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) approval of AASPL's amalgamation with its parent, Ayana Renewable Power Private Limited (ARPPL). The Rs. 970 crore rated portfolio included a Rs. 922.08 crore term loan, Rs. 15 crore of non-fund based limits and Rs. 32.92 crore of unallocated limits.
8ICRA reaffirms [ICRA]AA+ for Ayana Renewable Power's enhanced Rs. 4,970 crore facilities - ONGC-NTPC parentage cited
ICRA reaffirmed and upgraded the rated facilities of Ayana Renewable Power Private Limited (ARPPL) to Rs. 4,970 crore from Rs. 4,000 crore on April 30, 2026, maintaining [ICRA]AA+ (Stable)/[ICRA]A1+ ratings. ARPPL is a 100% subsidiary of ONGC NTPC Green Private Limited - a 50:50 joint venture between ONGC Green Limited and NTPC Green Energy Limited. The enhanced rating covers a Rs. 1,872.08 crore term loan, Rs. 1,978 crore of non-fund based limits and Rs. 44 crore short-term fund-based limits, backed by strong sponsor support.
8ICRA reaffirms [ICRA]AAA (Stable) for POWERGRID InvIT's Rs. 1,100 crore facilities - full ownership of 5 SPVs now complete
ICRA reaffirmed the highest [ICRA]AAA (Stable) issuer rating and Rs. 1,073 crore term loan rating for POWERGRID Infrastructure Investment Trust (PGInvIT) on April 30, 2026. PGInvIT, sponsored by Power Grid Corporation of India Limited (PGCIL, rated AAA), now holds 100% economic ownership of five inter-state transmission SPVs - VTL, KATL, PPTL, WTL and JPTL - following completion of a December 2024 transaction where it acquired the remaining 26% stake in four SPVs from PGCIL, with all SPVs now debt-free at the project level.
8Wheels India Limited invests Rs. 3.43 crore in Emerge Solar One Private Limited - acquires 3,43,245 equity shares for 13.864 MWp solar project in Tamil Nadu
Wheels India Limited (NSE: WHEELS, BSE: 590073) disclosed on April 30, 2026 that it has invested Rs. 3,43,24,500 to acquire 3,43,245 equity shares of Rs. 100 each in Emerge Solar One Private Limited (CIN: U35105TN2024PTC173924) - a solar power company developing a 13.864 MWp DC solar project in Tamil Nadu. The investment was made under Regulation 30 of SEBI LODR and will be recorded as a strategic equity stake in a clean energy generation asset.
8First Solar Q1 2026 earnings call highlights IRA impact, module shipments and 2026 financial guidance
First Solar held its Q1 2026 Earnings Call on April 30, 2026, presenting forward-looking guidance on net sales, gross profit, Adjusted EBITDA, capital expenditures and module shipment volumes. The presentation addresses the impact of the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) as amended by the One Big Beautiful Bill Act of 2025, including advanced manufacturing production credits. First Solar also discussed its global manufacturing capacity expansion, booking pipelines and strategic positioning for the U.S. solar market. Details
Emmvee Photovoltaic Power (EMMVEE IN) delivered a blockbuster fourth quarter with revenues soaring 62% YoY to Rs. 17.4 bn and PAT rocketing 89% YoY to Rs. 3.9 bn. The solar manufacturer's installed module capacity reached 10.3 GW while its order book nearly doubled from 4.9 GW to 9.4 GW. With a Buy rating and target price of Rs. 354, analysts expect a further 22% upside as EMMVEE races toward 16.3 GW module and 8.9 GW cell capacity through a new 6 GW integrated facility.
8ICRA withdraws Rs. 970 crore ratings of Ayana Ananthapuramu Solar after NCLT approves merger with parent Ayana Renewable
Credit rating agency ICRA withdrew the [ICRA]AA (Stable) and [ICRA]A1+ ratings assigned to Rs. 970 crore of bank facilities of Ayana Ananthapuramu Solar Private Limited (AASPL) on April 30, 2026. The withdrawal follows National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) approval of AASPL's amalgamation with its parent, Ayana Renewable Power Private Limited (ARPPL). The Rs. 970 crore rated portfolio included a Rs. 922.08 crore term loan, Rs. 15 crore of non-fund based limits and Rs. 32.92 crore of unallocated limits.
8ICRA reaffirms [ICRA]AA+ for Ayana Renewable Power's enhanced Rs. 4,970 crore facilities - ONGC-NTPC parentage cited
ICRA reaffirmed and upgraded the rated facilities of Ayana Renewable Power Private Limited (ARPPL) to Rs. 4,970 crore from Rs. 4,000 crore on April 30, 2026, maintaining [ICRA]AA+ (Stable)/[ICRA]A1+ ratings. ARPPL is a 100% subsidiary of ONGC NTPC Green Private Limited - a 50:50 joint venture between ONGC Green Limited and NTPC Green Energy Limited. The enhanced rating covers a Rs. 1,872.08 crore term loan, Rs. 1,978 crore of non-fund based limits and Rs. 44 crore short-term fund-based limits, backed by strong sponsor support.
8ICRA reaffirms [ICRA]AAA (Stable) for POWERGRID InvIT's Rs. 1,100 crore facilities - full ownership of 5 SPVs now complete
ICRA reaffirmed the highest [ICRA]AAA (Stable) issuer rating and Rs. 1,073 crore term loan rating for POWERGRID Infrastructure Investment Trust (PGInvIT) on April 30, 2026. PGInvIT, sponsored by Power Grid Corporation of India Limited (PGCIL, rated AAA), now holds 100% economic ownership of five inter-state transmission SPVs - VTL, KATL, PPTL, WTL and JPTL - following completion of a December 2024 transaction where it acquired the remaining 26% stake in four SPVs from PGCIL, with all SPVs now debt-free at the project level.
8Wheels India Limited invests Rs. 3.43 crore in Emerge Solar One Private Limited - acquires 3,43,245 equity shares for 13.864 MWp solar project in Tamil Nadu
Wheels India Limited (NSE: WHEELS, BSE: 590073) disclosed on April 30, 2026 that it has invested Rs. 3,43,24,500 to acquire 3,43,245 equity shares of Rs. 100 each in Emerge Solar One Private Limited (CIN: U35105TN2024PTC173924) - a solar power company developing a 13.864 MWp DC solar project in Tamil Nadu. The investment was made under Regulation 30 of SEBI LODR and will be recorded as a strategic equity stake in a clean energy generation asset.
8First Solar Q1 2026 earnings call highlights IRA impact, module shipments and 2026 financial guidance
First Solar held its Q1 2026 Earnings Call on April 30, 2026, presenting forward-looking guidance on net sales, gross profit, Adjusted EBITDA, capital expenditures and module shipment volumes. The presentation addresses the impact of the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) as amended by the One Big Beautiful Bill Act of 2025, including advanced manufacturing production credits. First Solar also discussed its global manufacturing capacity expansion, booking pipelines and strategic positioning for the U.S. solar market. Details
8McKinsey: Global Li-ion battery demand to surge 6.8x by 2035 - Rs. 1 billion required per 10 GWh; Western supply chain needs incentive reform
A McKinsey & Company report from April 2026 projects global lithium-ion battery demand to explode from 1.0 TWh in 2024 to 4.2 TWh by 2030 and 6.8 TWh by 2035 - yet 75% of global supply remains concentrated in China. The Automotive & Assembly Practice study, co-authored by Raphael Rettig and Wenting Gao, estimates that approximately Rs. 1 billion is needed per 10 GWh of new capacity, with 4–5 year construction lead times creating investment risk. Lithium and nickel prices have fluctuated 3–6 times in recent years, and the report calls for structured incentive pricing mechanisms to de-risk Western battery supply chain investments.
8Canada can capture Rs. 200 billion in clean energy investment over the next decade - but project delivery must improve, report warns
A 2026 report titled 'Watts at Stake: Canada's Rs. 200-Billion Clean Energy Investment Opportunity' finds that Canada has the resources, capital markets and policy environment to attract up to Rs. 200 billion in clean energy investment over the next decade - but warns that slow project approvals, weak supply chains and regulatory friction could derail the opportunity. Canada currently has approximately 25 GW of wind, solar and energy storage projects in development, yet realizing the full investment potential requires urgent improvements to the project development framework, permitting systems and construction pipelines.
8Paris Agreement's Article 6.4 carbon credit projects overlap with indigenous lands in 30+ countries, report warns
A May 2026 research report reveals that the Paris Agreement Crediting Mechanism (PACM) under Article 6.4 is being deployed in land-intensive sectors such as hydropower, wind, solar and reforestation - with significant overlaps identified between Article 6 pipeline projects and territories of Indigenous Peoples and local communities across more than 30 countries. The report documents cases of involuntary resettlement, limited compensation, lack of early-stage consultation and cultural heritage violations, calling for sweeping policy reforms to the Social Development Tool's safeguards framework. Details
A McKinsey & Company report from April 2026 projects global lithium-ion battery demand to explode from 1.0 TWh in 2024 to 4.2 TWh by 2030 and 6.8 TWh by 2035 - yet 75% of global supply remains concentrated in China. The Automotive & Assembly Practice study, co-authored by Raphael Rettig and Wenting Gao, estimates that approximately Rs. 1 billion is needed per 10 GWh of new capacity, with 4–5 year construction lead times creating investment risk. Lithium and nickel prices have fluctuated 3–6 times in recent years, and the report calls for structured incentive pricing mechanisms to de-risk Western battery supply chain investments.
8Canada can capture Rs. 200 billion in clean energy investment over the next decade - but project delivery must improve, report warns
A 2026 report titled 'Watts at Stake: Canada's Rs. 200-Billion Clean Energy Investment Opportunity' finds that Canada has the resources, capital markets and policy environment to attract up to Rs. 200 billion in clean energy investment over the next decade - but warns that slow project approvals, weak supply chains and regulatory friction could derail the opportunity. Canada currently has approximately 25 GW of wind, solar and energy storage projects in development, yet realizing the full investment potential requires urgent improvements to the project development framework, permitting systems and construction pipelines.
8Paris Agreement's Article 6.4 carbon credit projects overlap with indigenous lands in 30+ countries, report warns
A May 2026 research report reveals that the Paris Agreement Crediting Mechanism (PACM) under Article 6.4 is being deployed in land-intensive sectors such as hydropower, wind, solar and reforestation - with significant overlaps identified between Article 6 pipeline projects and territories of Indigenous Peoples and local communities across more than 30 countries. The report documents cases of involuntary resettlement, limited compensation, lack of early-stage consultation and cultural heritage violations, calling for sweeping policy reforms to the Social Development Tool's safeguards framework. Details
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