Petition with CERC (Procedure, Terms and Conditions for Grant of Transmission License and other related matters) Regulations under “Regulated Tariff Mechanism” RTM Mode

Petition with CERC (Procedure, Terms and Conditions for Grant of Transmission License and other related matters) Regulations under “Regulated Tariff Mechanism” RTM Mode

POLICY & REGULATIONS

Summary

Key Highlights
Objective: Ensure that all grid users adhere to their schedules of drawal and injection of electricity, maintaining security and stability of the Bihar grid.
Applicability: All intra-state entities in Bihar, including distribution licensees, deemed licensees, and open access consumers (partial and full).
Scope: Applies to RE generating stations (≥5 MW export capacity), conventional generators, buyers, open access consumers, storage systems, and QCA-aggregated wind/solar.


Major Provisions

  1. Definitions: Covers ACP, deviation, contract rate, reference rate, WS sellers, MSW sellers, buyers, QCA, storage systems, etc.
  2. Adherence to Schedules: Entities must follow their scheduled injection/drawal strictly. SLDC responsible for monitoring.
  3. Deviation Computation:
  • General Sellers: Based on actual injection vs scheduled generation.
  • WS Sellers (wind/solar): Based on available capacity.
  • Buyers: Based on actual drawal vs scheduled drawal.
  1. Normal Rate of Charges: Based on weighted ACP of Day Ahead & Real Time markets, plus ancillary services costs.
  2. Charges for Deviation:
  • Different rules for general sellers, RoR hydro, MSW plants, WS sellers, storage systems, and buyers.
  • Frequency-linked settlement for conventional generators/buyers.
  • Volume-limit linked settlement for RE generators (solar/wind).
  • ESS treated separately with rules for charging/discharging.
  1. Infirm Power & Start-up Power: Special settlement rules before COD and during trial runs.
  2. Deviation Pool Account:
  • Maintained by SLDC.
  • Weekly accounting & settlements.
  • Surplus funds to be used for grid reliability, training, and system studies.
  1. Payment & Default:
  • Settlement within 10 days; 0.04% daily surcharge for delay.
  • LC requirement (110% of average weekly liability) for habitual defaulters.
  1. Reactive Energy Management: Handled by SLDC per IEGC; temporary settlement via Deviation Pool until a separate reactive account exists.
  2. Powers of Commission:
  • Relaxation, amendment, interpretation, removal of difficulties.
  • Repeals 2020 DSM Regulations.

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