2006 Indian Power Sector
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India Power Energy
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April 2007
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Report Summary
"2006 Indian Power Sector" report provides research and objective analysis of
Indian Power Industry. This report helps clients to analyze the
opportunities critical to the success of power sector in India. Government
support, economic growth, market reforms etc remain the major market forces for
Indian power industry.
Indian Power Sector Performance
This section covers the performance of Indian power sector in generating
electricity. In Indian power sector, state government dominates the electricity
generation followed by central government. The private sector has a small
but growing presence in distribution and is making an entry into transmission.
With the economic growth industrial sector consumption is rising to match with
household sector.
Key Findings
- Western region accounts for largest share of installed power in India
followed by northern region.
- Southern region dominates the RES (Renewable Energy Source) capacity
accounting for 68.38% of total Renewable source capacity.
- Rising per capita electricity consumption due to strong economic growth
& government reforms working as major driving forces.
- In thermal power, coal is dominant source for the electricity generation
in India.
- High Transmission and Distribution Losses, Small Capital Outlay by
Indian Distribution Equipment Players & Regulatory Complications are major
obstacles before Indian power sector.
Key Issues & Facts Analyzed
- Market forces driving the industry & challenges faced by it.
- Major players in Indian power industry.
- What opportunities exist in Indian power industry?
- Detailed overview of Indian power sector at state level.
Key Players Analyzed
This section covers the key facts about major players currently operating in the
Indian power sector such as National Thermal Power Corporation Limited, Nuclear
Power Corporation of India Limited, North Eastern Electric Power Corporation
Limited, Damodar Valley Corporation, Power Grid Corporation of India, Reliance
Energy Limited and Tata Power.
Research Methodology Used
Information Sources: Information in this report has been sourced from
namely Books, Newspapers, Trade Journals, and White papers, Industry portals,
Government Agencies, Trade associations, Monitoring Industry News and
developments, and through access to more than 3000 paid databases.
Analysis Method: Analysis methods used include - Ratio Analysis,
Historical Trend Analysis, Judgmental Forecasting and Cause and Effect Analysis.
Report Outline
Section 1 Analyst View
Section 2 Research Overview
Section 3 Industry Overview
3.1 Global Power
Sector
3.2 Asia-Pacific Power Sector
Section 4 Indian Power Sector Performance
4.1 Power Consumption
4.2 Power Generation
4.2.1 Northern Region
4.2.1.1 Delhi
4.2.1.2 Haryana
4.2.1.3 Himachal Pradesh
4.2.1.4 Jammu & Kashmir
4.2.1.5 Punjab
4.2.1.6 Uttar Pradesh
4.2.1.7 Uttaranchal
4.2.1.8 Rajasthan
4.2.1.9 Chandigarh
4.2.2 Western Region
4.2.2.1 Goa
4.2.2.2 Daman & Diu
4.2.2.3 Gujarat
4.2.2.4 Chhatisgarh
4.2.2.5 Maharashtra
4.2.3 Southern Region
4.2.3.1 Andhra Pradesh
4.2.3.2 Karnataka
4.2.3.3 Kerala
4.2.3.4 Tamil Nadu
4.2.3.5 Pondicherry
4.2.4 Eastern Region
4.2.4.1 Bihar
4.2.4.2 Jharkhand
4.2.4.3 West Bengal
4.2.4.4 Sikkim
4.2.5 North-Eastern Region
4.2.5.1 Assam
4.2.5.2 Arunachal Pradesh
4.2.5.3 Meghalaya
4.2.5.4 Tripura
4.2.5.5 Manipur
4.2.5.6 Nagaland
4.2.5.7 Mizoram
4.2.6 Islands
4.2.6.1 Andaman & Nicobar
4.2.6.2 Lakshadweep
4.3 Power Transmission
4.4 Power Distribution
4.5 Power Sector Infrastructure
Section 5 Power Sector Regulatory Framework
Section 6 Industry Analysis
6.1 Driving Forces
6.1.1 Growth in Indian Economy
6.1.2 Reforms Undertaken by Government
6.1.3 Privatization of State Electricity Boards
6.1.4 Encouragement in Foreign Direct Investments
6.1.5 Fiscal Incentive Provided by Government
6.1.6 Development of Ultra Major Mega Projects
6.1.7 Level Playing Field for Private Investors
6.1.8 Large Reservoir of Untapped Hydro Electricity
6.2 Opportunities
6.2.1 Renewable Energy Source
6.2.2 Investment Opportunities for Private Companies in
Transmission
6.2.3 Private Sector Participation through Joint
Venture Route
6.2.4 Private Sector Participation through IPTC Route
6.2.5 Investment Opportunities in Distribution
6.3 Challenges
6.3.1 High Transmission and Distribution Losses
6.3.2 Regulatory Complications
6.3.3 Failure in the Implementation of Reforms
6.3.4 Global Participants in Power & Distribution
Transformer Market
6.3.5 Small Capital Outlay by Indian Distribution
Equipment Players
6.3.6 Price hike in Transformer Raw Materials
6.3.7 Shortage in Fuel Supply
6.3.8 Untapped Renewable Energy Sources
6.4 Future Outlook, 2012
Section 7 Key Players in Power Sector
7.1 Power Generation
7.1.1 National Thermal Power Corporation Limited
7.1.2 Nuclear Power Corporation of India Limited
7.1.3 National Hydroelectric Power Corporation
7.1.4 North Eastern Electric Power Corporation Limited
7.2 Power Transmission
7.2.1 Damodar Valley Corporation
7.2.2 Power Grid Corporation of India
7.3 Power Distribution
7.3.1 Reliance Energy Limited
7.3.2 Tata Power
Figures
Figure 3-1 Global - Electricity Market Value (in
Billion US$), 2001-2005
Figure 3-2 Global - Electricity Market Volume (in
Billion kWh), 2001-2005
Figure 3-3 Global - Electricity Market
Segmentation (%), 2005
Figure 3-4 Global - Forecast for Electricity
Market Value (in Billion US$), 2006-2010
Figure 3-5 Global - Forecast for Electricity
Market Volume (in Billion Kwh), 2006-2010
Figure 3-6 Asia-Pacific - Electricity Market Value
(in Billion US$), 2001-2006F
Figure 3-7 Asia-Pacific - Electricity Market
Volume (in Billion kWh), 2001-2006F
Figure 3-8 Asia-Pacific - Electricity Market
Segmentation (%), 2005
Figure 4-1 India - Household with Electricity (%),
2005
Figure 4-2 India - Use of Non-commercial Energy
Source (%), 2005
Figure 4-3 India - Electrified Villages (%), 2005
Figure 4-4 India - Power Consumption by Sector
(%), 2004-05
Figure 4-5 India - Installed Electricity
Generation Capacity (in MW), Mar. 2002-Mar. 2005 & Nov. 2006
Figure 4-6 India - Power Generation by Fuel (%),
Nov. 2006
Figure 4-7 India - Installed Capacity of Northern
Region by Fuel (in MW), Nov. 2006
Figure 4-8 Delhi - Installed Capacity by Fuel (in
MW), Nov. 2006
Figure 4-9 Haryana - Installed Capacity by Fuel
(in MW), Nov. 2006
Figure 4-10 Himachal Pradesh - Installed Capacity by Fuel (in
MW), Nov. 2006
Figure 4-11 Jammu & Kashmir - Installed Capacity by Fuel (in
MW), Nov. 2006
Figure 4-12 Punjab - Installed Capacity by Fuel (in MW), Nov.
2006
Figure 4-13 Uttar Pradesh - Installed Capacity by Fuel (in
MW), Nov. 2006
Figure 4-14 Uttaranchal - Installed Capacity by Fuel (in MW),
Nov. 2006
Figure 4-15 Rajasthan - Installed Capacity by Fuel (in MW),
Nov. 2006
Figure 4-16 Chandigarh - Installed Capacity by Fuel (in MW),
Nov. 2006
Figure 4-17 Goa - Installed Capacity by Fuel (in MW), Nov.
2006
Figure 4-18 Daman & Diu - Installed Capacity by Fuel (in MW),
Nov. 2006
Figure 4-19 Gujarat - Installed Capacity by Fuel (in MW), Nov.
2006
Figure 4-20 Chhatisgarh - Installed Capacity by Fuel (in MW),
Nov. 2006
Figure 4-21 Maharashtra - Installed Capacity by Fuel (in MW),
Nov. 2006
Figure 4-22 Andhra Pradesh - Installed Capacity by Fuel (in
MW), Nov. 2006
Figure 4-23 Karnataka - Installed Capacity by Fuel (in MW),
Nov. 2006
Figure 4-24 Kerala - Installed Capacity by Fuel (in MW), Nov.
2006
Figure 4-25 Tamil Nadu - Installed Capacity by Fuel (in MW),
Nov. 2006
Figure 4-26 Pondicherry - Installed Capacity by Fuel (in MW),
Nov. 2006
Figure 4-27 Bihar - Installed Capacity by Fuel (in MW), Nov.
2006
Figure 4-28 Jharkhand - Installed Capacity by Fuel (in MW),
Nov. 2006
Figure 4-29 West Bengal - Installed Capacity by Fuel (in MW),
Nov. 2006
Figure 4-30 Sikkim - Installed Capacity by Fuel (in MW), Nov.
2006
Figure 4-31 India - Installed Capacity of North-Eastern Region
by Fuel (in MW), Nov. 2006
Figure 4-32 Assam - Installed Capacity by Fuel (in MW), Nov.
2006
Figure 4-33 Arunachal Pradesh - Installed Capacity by Fuel (in
MW), Nov. 2006
Figure 4-34 Meghalaya - Installed Capacity by Fuel (in MW),
Nov. 2006
Figure 4-35 Tripura - Installed Capacity by Fuel (in MW), Nov.
2006
Figure 4-36 Manipur - Installed Capacity by Fuel (in MW), Nov.
2006
Figure 4-37 Nagaland - Installed Capacity by Fuel (in MW),
Nov. 2006
Figure 4-38 Mizoram - Installed Capacity by Fuel (in MW), Nov.
2006
Figure 4-39 Andaman & Nicobar - Installed Capacity by Fuel (in
MW), Nov. 2006
Figure 4-40 Lakshadweep - Installed Capacity by Fuel (in MW),
Nov. 2006
Figure 6-1 India - Per Capita Electricity
Consumption (in kWh), 2005, 2010F & 2015F
Figure 6-2 India - Per Capita Consumption of
Electricity (in kWh), 1998-2005 & 2012F
Figure 6-3 India - Projection of Electricity
Demand (in MW), 2012
Figure 7-1 National Thermal Power Corporation
Limited - Stock Performance
Figure 7-2 Reliance Energy Limited - Stock
Performance
Tables
Table 4-1 India - Power Sector Demand/Supply
Scenario, 2005-06
Table 4-2 India - Total Installed Capacity
Ownership by Sector (in MW), Nov. 2006
Table 4-3 India - Total Installed Capacity by Fuel
(in MW), Nov. 2006
Table 4-4 Delhi - Installed Capacity Ownership by
Sector (in MW), Nov. 2006
Table 4-5 Haryana - Installed Capacity Ownership
by Sector (in MW), Nov. 2006
Table 4-6 Himachal Pradesh - Installed Capacity
Ownership by Sector (in MW), Nov. 2006
Table 4-7 Jammu & Kashmir - Installed Capacity
Ownership by Sector (in MW), Nov. 2006
Table 4-8 Punjab - Installed Capacity Ownership by
Sector (in MW), Nov. 2006
Table 4-9 Uttar Pradesh - Installed Capacity
Ownership by Sector (in MW), Nov. 2006
Table 4-10 Uttaranchal - Installed Capacity Ownership by
Sector (in MW), Nov. 2006
Table 4-11 Rajasthan - Installed Capacity Ownership by Sector
(in MW), Nov. 2006
Table 4-12 Chandigarh - Installed Capacity Ownership by Sector
(in MW), Nov. 2006
Table 4-13 Goa - Installed Capacity Ownership by Sector (in
MW), Nov. 2006
Table 4-14 Daman & Diu - Installed Capacity Ownership by
Sector (in MW), Nov. 2006
Table 4-15 Gujarat - Installed Capacity Ownership by Sector
(in MW), Nov. 2006
Table 4-16 Chhatisgarh - Installed Capacity Ownership by
Sector (in MW), Nov. 2006
Table 4-17 Maharashtra - Installed Capacity Ownership by
Sector (in MW), Nov. 2006
Table 4-18 Andhra Pradesh - Installed Capacity Ownership by
Sector (in MW), Nov. 2006
Table 4-19 Karnataka - Installed Capacity Ownership by Sector
(in MW), Nov. 2006
Table 4-20 Kerala - Installed Capacity Ownership by Sector (in
MW), Nov. 2006
Table 4-21 Tamil Nadu - Installed Capacity Ownership by Sector
(in MW), Nov. 2006
Table 4-22 Pondicherry - Installed Capacity Ownership by
Sector (in MW), Nov. 2006
Table 4-23 Bihar - Installed Capacity Ownership by Sector (in
MW), Nov. 2006
Table 4-24 Jharkhand - Installed Capacity Ownership by Sector
(MW), Nov 2006
Table 4-25 West Bengal - Installed Capacity Ownership by
Sector (in MW), Nov. 2006
Table 4-26 Sikkim - Installed Capacity Ownership by Sector (in
MW), Nov. 2006
Table 4-27 Assam - Installed Capacity Ownership by Sector (in
MW), Nov. 2006
Table 4-28 Arunachal Pradesh - Installed Capacity Ownership by
Sector (in MW), Nov. 2006
Table 4-29 Meghalaya - Installed Capacity Ownership by Sector
(in MW), Nov. 2006
Table 4-30 Tripura - Installed Capacity Ownership by Sector
(in MW), Nov. 2006
Table 4-31 Manipur - Installed Capacity Ownership by Sector
(in MW), Nov. 2006
Table 4-32 Nagaland - Installed Capacity Ownership by Sector
(in MW), Nov. 2006
Table 4-33 Mizoram - Installed Capacity Ownership by Sector
(in MW), Nov. 2006
Table 4-34 Andaman & Nicobar - Installed Capacity Ownership by
Sector (in MW), Nov. 2006
Table 4-35 Lakshadweep - Installed Capacity Ownership by
Sector (in MW), Nov. 2006
Table 4-36 India - Major Transmission Projects, 2005
Table 4-37 India - Growth in Interregional Transmission
Capacity (in MW), 2002, 2005, 2007F, 2010F & 2012F
Table 4-38 India - Projected Requirement of Interregional
Transmission in Summer (in MW), 2011-12
Table 4-39 India - Projected Requirement of Interregional
Transmission in Winter (in MW), 2011-12
Table 4-40 India - Power Distribution Substation (in MVA), X &
XI plan
Table 4-41 India - Major Power Sector Players and Presence in
Value Chain
Table 7-1 National Thermal Power Corporation
Limited - Financial Information (in Million Rs), 2005 & 2006
Table 7-2 Nuclear Power Corporation of India
Limited - Financial Information (in Lakh Rs), 2005 & 2006
Table 7-3 National Hydroelectric Power Corporation
- Financial Overview (in Crore Rs), 2006
Table 7-4 North Eastern Electric Power Corporation
Limited - Financial Overview (in Lakh Rs), 2006
Table 7-5 Damodar Valley Corporation - Key
Financial Information (in Crore Rs), 2003-04 to 2005-06
Table 7-6 Reliance Energy Limited - Key Financial
Information (in Crore Rs), 2005 & 2006
Table 7-7 Tata Power - Key Financial Information
(in Crore Rs), 2006
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