Essay About Power Generation India And Contents1        Power Sector

Indusrty Analysis – Power Generation India
[pic 1][pic 2][pic 3][pic 4][pic 5] [pic 6][pic 7][pic 8]Contents1        Power Sector In India        2        Industry Analysis        2.1        Intra Industry Rivalry        2.2        Bargaining Power of Buyers        2.3        Bargaining Power of Suppliers        2.4        Threat of New Entrants        2.5        Threat of Substitutes        3        Conclusion        4        Future Trends        5        Exhibits        5.1        Exhibit 1        5.2        Gross profit of power industry:        Power Sector In IndiaThe power sector in India has an installed capacity of 305.55 GW [1]. Power generation breakup based on fuel used is shown in the table below:FuelGeneration (GW)% of TotalTotal Thermal212.5669.6 %Coal186.5961.1 %Gas25.058.2 %Oil0.910.3 %Hydro42.9614.1 %Nuclear5.781.9 %Other Renewables44.2314.5 %Total305.5510 %Table 1.1 Power Generation Contribution 1.1[2]The typical supply chain includes obtaining fuel, transporting fuel, power generation, power transmission and power distribution. Major players in this segment in India are:CompanyOwnershipPower SourcesInstalled CapacityNTPCPSUCoal, Gas, Hydro-electric, Solar47.2 GW[3] NHPCPSUHydro-electric6.6 GW[4] Tata PowerTata GroupCoal, Gas, Hydro-electric, Solar, Wind10.47 GW[5] Reliance PowerAnil Dhirubhai Ambani GroupCoal, Gas, Hydro-electric, Wind, Solar5.9 GW[6] Adani PowerAdani GroupCoal, Solar10.48 GW[7] Table 1.2 Major Players in power generation sectorDespite having around 18% of world’s population, per capita electricity consumption in India stands at around 1075 kWh7  which is one third of the world’s average. The per capita consumption of electricity is growing at the rate of 6 % per year. India’s share in global demand is 5.7 %. During FY2015-16, India faced power shortfall by 2.1%, but India is expected to be power surplus in FY2016-17, with base load energy surplus of 1.1%[8].