Bangalore Wealth Management：Indian resource sufficient planning framework guide

Annexure

GuidelineSFOR

Resource configuration planning Indian framework

(Established according to Article 16 of the Electricity (Amendment) Rules in 2022)

June 2023

Section-1: IntRoduction

Section-2: Puttering resources to achieve long-term best capabilities and realize the sufficient resources of SECTION-3: The system and mechanism of sufficient resources and compliance monitoring

Section-4: Required Resource Procurement Guide

Attachment A: The key design parameters of the RA framework

Attachment B: OK LOLP/Nens, Best Planning Reserve Margin (PRM) and Resource Better Target

Attachment C: Determine the capacity credit amount of renewable resources

Attachment D: Reduce the marginal cost of reducing loading. Appendix E: Preparation Method of the Plutable of Resource PlanningBangalore Wealth Management

When exercising the power given by Article 16 of the "Electric Power (Amendment) Rules" in 2022, the Indian Ministry of Electricity Department negotiated with the Central Electric Power Bureau (CEA), which specially issued the resource adequacy of the Indian Electric Power Department.In accordance with the provisions of these standards, all institutions and stakeholders should follow these standards.

Section-1INTRODUCTION

1.1. In the past few years, India has been the world's fastest -growing large economy; and this growth will continue.At present, it is the fifth largest economy in the world; by 2030, it is expected to become the third largest economy.This is only possible if there is enough electricity to promote this growth.It is important that the power generation capacity to match the growth of demand growth is actually slightly higher than the demand; so that the power shortage will not slow down.Resource adequacy planning aims to ensure this.The standard is to achieve the following key goals:

1.1.1. Growing Energy: It is necessary to increase sufficient power generation capabilities in time to meet the expected needs, while maintaining the necessary reserves

1.1.2.Discoms is responsible for providing consumers with a reliable power of 24X7.All Discom has an obligation to occupy sufficient capacity to meet the needs of consumers.If any discom does not do this, it is performing its duties.Comply with the resources and guidelines of resource adequacy should ensure that DISCOM has sufficient capabilities to meet the needs of its licensed service area.The "Rules of Electricity Consumers' Rights in 2020" stipulates that paying for consumers can be avoided.

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1.1.4. As part of the independent contribution of the country (NDC) to deal with climate change, India promises that by 2030, 50 % of its power generation will be self -fossil resources in the future.Therefore, all obligation entities must fulfill their renewable energy purchase obligations (RPO).The RPO will also include the goals that meet the top solar energy and other distributed energy of the roof.

1.2. Pneumatic resources means occupying sufficient capacity in an effective way to reliably serve consumers' expected needs in the Discoms license area.Reliability is measured by instances/probability that the system/state -level effective contract capacity exceeds the system/state level.The guide is to establish a resource -adal framework for the power procurement of the permit holder to ensure the reliable operation of the power system within all time.Resource adequate activities will evaluate the capabilities required for long -term, medium and short -term contracts.One of the key aspects of resource adequacy plans is to ensure that sufficient power generation capabilities are provided all over the weather in various cases to reliably meet the needs.This means that sufficient reserves are required to meet different levels of needs and supply conditions in the grid.

1.3. Resource adequacy framework stipulates the best capacity combination required for the estimated demand at the lowest cost.It will timely evaluate the new power generation capacity, energy storage and other flexible resources required for the future demand growth of the system in the best cost.It must also take into account the completion of the economic life, and the existing capacity may be retired.

1.4.DISCOMS must take procurement operations according to the resource adequacy framework so that the power generation capacity can be used before meeting the expected growth requirements.

1.5. The implementation of these standards shall be guaranteed by the appropriate committee.

Resource adequate plan to achieve long -term best capabilities and achieve sufficient resources

2.1DISCOM will formulate demand overview; demand growth rate; current contract capacity and the number of purchased from power exchanges.The formulation of the plan should be considered as the fact that the reducing the reducing loading of this rule is not a choice.

2.2 The plan will be optimized at the lowest cost to meet the needs, thereby minimizing the overall cost of the system, including operation and maintenance costs, the cost of procurement of rotation reserves, fuel costs, and the cost of starting and closing the generator set.TheoptimizatiicDesallCostraitsrelatedTopOPLATOTOTIORAMP-P/RAMP-DOWLIMITS, Start-P/Shamp-DowlimitsadtheirCosts, Geeratiolimits, E. EricystorageOperatios, interconnection restrictions (import/export), renewable energy

(RPO) Target, solar roof/distributed power generation capacity, retirement timetable of existing power plants, planning reserves and reserves.The planning period of resource adequacy activities should be 10 years.

2.3 In order to improve reliability and reduce system costs, it is necessary to consider energy storage and other flexible resources, which is necessary for the variability and intermittentity of the balanced RE.

2.4 Resource adequacy should be determined according to the availability and accessability of resources, and the possibility of other public utilities/states sharing resources is considered.

2.5 Resource adequacy plan will formulate the number and type of resources for the number of resources. Power (conventional addition can renewable) and the storage capacity and planning reserves need to meet the needs of system requirements are safe, at least cost.

2.6 Data requirements and methods for preparing a full resource plan have been provided as Appendix E.

The system and mechanism of resource adequacy and compliance monitoring

3.1 The Central Electric Power Bureau shall issue a long-term national resource adequacy plan (LT-NRAP). The plan shall determine the best plan reserves (PRM) requirements of the best plan reserves (PRM) that meets the reliable supply target.

a) The report should release a national level PRM as a guide to all countries/regions when conducting RA exercises.

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c) The report should also announce the ability points of different resource types on the basis of regional.

d) The report shall specifically explain the contribution of the country/UT to the peak of the country.

e) LT-NRAP should be updated every year.

3.2NLDC should be released for a short-term national resource adequacy plan (ST-NRAP), which should be released each year, which should include the following parameters

: Demand prediction, based on the availability of the new project in the state of construction, the plan maintenance timetable, the historical mandatory shutdown rate and retired plan of the existing site.

3.3CEA and NLDC Demand predictions shall be consistent with the predictions provided by CEA and NLDC individual distribution licenses.STU/SLDC represents the state's allocation license holder should provide detailed information about the prediction (peak and energy needs) to CEA and NLDC before May each year, evaluation of existing power generation resources and LT-NRAP and ST-NRAP may need other detailed information.

3.4LT-NRAP and ST-NRAP should be released in July during the start of April next year.

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The distribution is permitted by the share of the country's peak within 15 days after the LT-NRAP was released.

3.6 According to the country's peak share provided in LT-NRAP, each distribution is planned to contract the ability (peak contribution*(1+ national PRM)) or higher capabilities for each distribution partyThere are sufficient requirements for resources during peak values

(RAR).ThedistribtioliceSesshallDemostratetotheserc/Jerc100%TIE-PFORTHEFIRS TYEARAMIMM90%TIE-PFORTHESECODYETOALPEA. Only to be considered to help RAR.

It is recommended that long-term contract shares within 75-80 % of the total supplier RAR, or are specified by their respective services.In the range of 10 % -20 % of the total supplier RAR, the rest can be met by short-term contracts.Power procurement conducted through the power exchange, such as the day market segment, should not be considered to help RAR.However, these ratios of long -term, medium and short -term contracts can be regularly reviewed according to further experience.

In the following three years, the owner of the distribution permit should provide a plan to meet the estimation requirements of their donations to meet

SERC/JERC approve the peak of the country.

3.7 Each distribution should be permitted for a 10-year resource sufficient plan (RAP) (RAP) (long-term distribution (LT-DRAP)) to meet its peak and electrical needs.TheplaShallBelectted/ValidatedByCetralelectricityThorityForLeverGIGTHEFITOFATIOALLOPTIMIMAFONIS

-DRAP shall be performed in the method of summary in the appendix E in this guide.

3.7.1 If needed, the distribution permit holder shall obtain investment from LT-NRAP when formulating LT-NRAP, such as PRM, capacity credit, etc., and submit it to CEA before September. From the following year, one year laterIt started in April.

1 According to the guidance of the CEA, this value may be changed from time to time

3.7.2 After the CEA censorship, the detailed information of the LT-DRAP plan and the peak RAR in the country's country can be submitted to Serc/Jerc before November, starting from April next year.

3.7.3 distribution can be free to consider higher planning profit margins, but it must be approved by SERC/JERC.

3.7.4LT-DRAP shall be scrolled by the distribution party each year by the distribution. Considering the contract capacity as part of the system, it should be optimized for the additional capacity required.

3.8 Through LT-DRAP, the distribution permit holder should also show the plan to meet the peak needs and energy needs to meet the peak needs, including long-term, medium and short-term contracts, including power exchange.The composition of the contract will depend on the load curve of each power distribution public business

EssenceAccording to the LT-DRAP or corresponding Serc/Jerc, it is recommended that the share of the long-term contract is at least 75%of the required capacity.In the range of 10-20 %, the rest can be satisfied by short-term contracts.The distribution permit holder should also show its current capacity plans and plans to build or contract future capabilities for the scope of planning.

3.9 The share of the long-term contract in the entire public business contract should be at least the maximum number of long-term contracts determined to meet the RAR of the national peak, and the number of demand for its own energy and peak values ​​obtained from LT-DRAP.

The 3.10 distribution is permitted to be approved by their respective SERC/JERC before January, and submits the detailed information of the subsequent contract capacity to their respective STU/SLDC to meet the RAR of the national peak.STU/SLDC should summarize the general contracting capabilities of the state and submit the information to their respective RLDC.RLDC should summarize the first level of region and submit information to NLDC before February.NLDC should summarize the national level of national level, check whether it is in line with ST-NRAP and determine the gap of the next year.IcaseofshortFall, nLDCSHALLEITHERCOMICOTETFALLTOTOTOTHESERC/JERCFORC AtiofromDistribtiologySeSWithCapacityShortFalls3.the.

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The balance of balance capacity should be completed in March (April 1) before the beginning of the year.NLDC should propose a method to purchase balance capacity for national auction.

3.11Stu/SLDC should