Overview of demand response options and regulatory initiatives from Maharashtra perspective

Kadam, Raviraj V.; Rokade, Siddharth B.; Holmukhe, Rajesh M.

doi:10.1109/isgt-asia.2013.6698703

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“…The tariff structure of all utilities are approximately same i.e. slab wise tariff for residential consumers and TOD for non-residential consumers [20]. The MSEDCL tariff structure for residential sector and TOD structure for non-residential is shown in Table III.…”

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Study and Analysis of Dynamic Pricing in India and Proposing for Residential Consumers in Maharashtra

Talhar¹,

Bodkhe²

2019

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Study and Analysis of Dynamic Pricing in India and Proposing for Residential Consumers in Maharashtra

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“…In Maharashtra, power system is divided into two parts: Mumbai and the rest of the Maharashtra. Mumbai is served by Reliance power, TATA power, BEST power whereas the rest of Maharashtra is served by MSEDCL [8]. a survey is carried out in the Nagpur region of the Nagpur zone.…”

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Overview of Existing Electricity Tariff Structure & Residential Load Pattern in Maharashtra: A Case Study

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2019

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Use of energy sensibly, based on the availability of Time of Day (ToD) tariff, is the most important tool in demand side management. ToD offers a variety of prices at different time intervals and generally remains same for all seasons. This paper presents an overview of electricity tariff structures, objectives of tariff policy, slab wise tariff structure, major components of electricity tariff and reason for tariff hike in Maharashtra state. It is observed that the slab wise tariff is compulsory for residential consumers whereas ToD tariff is compulsory for non-residential consumers. Due to the modern lifestyle, energy consumption of residential consumers is also increasing; so now onwards, the slab wise tariff will not work for controlling electricity bill. The right solution will be ToD tariff, which is already available but only for non-residential consumers. Therefore, a survey is carried out in Nagpur, Maharashtra State, to verify up to what extent, the actual residential load consumption pattern, matches with the existing ToD slots of sample utility. Maharashtra State Electricity Distribution Company Limited (MSEDCL) was considered as it is one of the old and major utility serving the Maharashtra. During this survey, it is found that in winter and rainy seasons, the residential load curve matches more than 90% with the existing ToD slots. Whereas, in the summer season, the match is very less. Hence, based on the actual survey data, this paper proposes new ToD slots for residential consumers.

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Implementation and Investigation of Net Metering: Proposing Real-Time Tariffs for Residential Consumers in Maharashtra State

Talhar¹,

Bodkhe²

2020

IEEE Ind. Appl. Mag.

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Overview of demand response options and regulatory initiatives from Maharashtra perspective

Cited by 3 publications

References 1 publication

Study and Analysis of Dynamic Pricing in India and Proposing for Residential Consumers in Maharashtra

Study and Analysis of Dynamic Pricing in India and Proposing for Residential Consumers in Maharashtra

Overview of Existing Electricity Tariff Structure & Residential Load Pattern in Maharashtra: A Case Study

Implementation and Investigation of Net Metering: Proposing Real-Time Tariffs for Residential Consumers in Maharashtra State

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