Market reports on India presents the latest report on “M&A Prospects in Indian Power Generation Sector The Power Plants likely to be up for Sale”
http://www.marketreportsonindia.com/energy-utility-market-research-reports-13264/m-a-prospects-indian-power-generation-sector.html The research entails grid-connected electricity generation by photovoltaic cells.
13th Jan 2016 – Navi Mumbai, India: Market reports on India presents the latest report on “M&A Prospects in Indian Power Generation Sector The Power Plants likely to be up for Sale”. This report also unveils commissioning standards and operation and maintenance parameters.
Emerging Policy & Structural Dynamics in Power Sector is Tilting Towards Risk
• Coal and Gas supply shortage has resulted in many power plants stranded or operating at a sub-optimal PLF levels, IPPs / MPPs are hardest hit
• The fuel shortage threatens India's power expansion plan
• Coal block auctions may have addressed fuel supply woes to some extent, but private power generators may have to face tariff under-recovery to the extent of 60-65 paise per unit.
• Auctioning of coal linkages will only add to the worries of the power generators as competitive prices will put pressure on their already debt laden balance sheets
Growth by Acquisition
• Recently, JSW Energy acquired the 1,391 MW hydroelectric power assets of Jaypee Group worth over Rs 9,700 crore.
• NTPC wants to achieve the objective of 128 GW of power capacities by 2032 and it anticipates land acquisition bill to lead to more time for land acquisition and it tide over this it has adopted acquisition as integral part of growth strategy
Rupee Devaluation, Tariff under-recovery, Fuel Linkage Issue, Burgeoning Debt Burden to force companies with leveraged Balance Sheet to put assets on the block
• As per an estimate, as many as 700 thermal plants across India applied for an environmental clearance between 2006 and 2010. Between them, they were looking to add 701,820...