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 Smart Grid Policy - India 

Smart Grid Policy Details (where available) for various states in India are listed below.


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 Smart Grid Policy - India

Smart Grid Policy Details (where available) for various states in India are listed below.

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Delhi Solar Policy 2022
Generation
 Energy storage will play an important role in grid balancing with growing penetration of solar generation on the distribution grid
Transmission
 Not covered in policy
Distribution
 Energy storage will play an important role in grid balancing with growing penetration of solar generation on the distribution grid.
DER
 This policy aims to develop suitable targets for energy storage in Delhi. GNCTD will work with the concerned stake holders to utilise the Power Sector Development fund (PSDF) for deploying energy storage projects. DISCOMs shall be encouraged to increase the share of solar energy procured from outside the NCT of Delhi through innovative models combining renewable energy sources (solar, wind etc.) with appropriately sized battery storage. Group Net Metering provisioned for consumers with multiple buildings and service connection. Consumers without a rooftop will be able to purchase ownership in RTS plants and receive net metering benefits based on ownership share. Peer to Peer (P2P) energy trading: Consumer can sell their excess electricity generation from their rooftops in real time via a P2P energy trading platform in the same DISCOM area
Customer Premise
 For consumers with capital constraints to enter into PPA (25 yrs) with solar developer who bears capex under RESCO model, installs RTS for consumer at fixed tariff. In a hybrid RESCO model, there is a net metering agreement b/w DISCOM and RESCO developer, tariff set through bidding, approved by DERC
Delhi Electric Vehicles Policy, 2020
Generation
 Not covered in policy
Transmission
 Not covered in policy
Distribution
 Public charging: no restriction on who can access
DER
 EV Battery recycling promoted for second use of life.
Customer Premise
 Private charging points: charging points at home, workplace need to be engineered for safe charging of EVs, communicate with DISCOMs to enable load management, and offer metering that enables shared use and special tariffs to be offered for EV charging.

EV Specific Tariff: Rs.4.5/Unit, Fixed charge- 0
Delhi Electricity Regulatory Commission (Net Metering for Renewable Energy) Regulations 2014
Generation
 The Renewable Energy Generator may install grid interactive Renewable Energy system with or without battery backup. The Renewable Energy Generator shall be responsible for safe operation, maintenance and rectification of any defect of the Renewable Energy System upto the point of Net Meter.
Transmission
 Not covered in policy
Distribution
 All meters, including the Renewable Energy Meter shall be installed at an accessible location of the Premises to facilitate easy access for meter reading to the Distribution Licensee. The cost of Renewable Energy Meter shall be borne by the distribution licensee. There shall be no deemed generation charges payable to the Renewable Energy

Generator or consumer of the premises.
DER
 Not covered in policy
Customer Premise
 The capacity of Renewable Energy system to be installed at the Premises of any consumer shall not be less than one kilo watt peak. The Renewable Energy Meter and the Net Meter at the premises of the consumer shall be procured and installed by the Distribution Licensee. All meters, including the Renewable Energy Meter shall be installed at an accessible location of the Premises to facilitate easy access for meter reading to the Distribution Licensee. The cost of Net Meter shall be borne by the consumer of the premises. The Net Meters to be installed for the consumers of the premises under the ambit of time of day tariff shall be time of day (ToD) compliant. There shall be no deemed generation charges payable to the Renewable Energy Generator or consumer of the premises.
 The above reflects the data as of May 2023

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