How does the addition of captive power generation impact the electricity mix?
Captive electricity generation is not included in regular reporting
Captive power generation is not included in the monthly and year-end analysis of the power sector in India
72 GW of installed captive thermal capacity produced 215 BU of electricity, representing around an extra 16% of the utility sector’s thermal generation during FY 2023-24
While 9 GW of installed captive renewable capacity produced 9 BU of electricity, representing around an extra 2.2% of the utility sector’s carbon-free electricity (CFE) generation during FY 2023-24
This led to a share of Carbon-Free Electricity (CFE) dropping to 21.7%. In comparison, it is 23.5% when just utility data is considered
Electricity Generation (FY 2023-24)
▶ Total electricity generation (Utilities/Non-captive + Non-utilities/Captive) – 1958.28 BU
▶ Total electricity generation (Utilities/Non-captive) – 1734.38 BU (88.6%)
▶ Electricity generation (non-utilities/captive) – 223.9 BU (11.4%)
Share of CFE (FY 2023-24)
▶ Utility – 23.5%
▶ Captive – 4%
▶ Utility+Captive – 21.3%
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