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The GERC Green Energy Open Access Regulations, 2024 aim to provide non-discriminatory access to renewable energy for consumers with a demand of 100 kW or more in Gujarat. Key provisions include eligibility criteria, application timelines, charges, banking options, and dispute resolution processes. Compliance with grid and distribution codes is mandatory, and a public dashboard will be maintained for transparency on GEOA status.

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The GERC Green Energy Open Access Regulations, 2024 aim to provide non-discriminatory access to renewable energy for consumers with a demand of 100 kW or more in Gujarat. Key provisions include eligibility criteria, application timelines, charges, banking options, and dispute resolution processes. Compliance with grid and distribution codes is mandatory, and a public dashboard will be maintained for transparency on GEOA status.

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Slide 1: Title Slide

Title: GERC Green Energy Open Access Regulations, 2024


Subtitle: Summary of Key Provisions
Presented by: [Your Name / Organization]

Slide 2: Objective & Applicability

 Objective: Provide non-discriminatory Open Access for Renewable Energy through


Intra-State systems.
 Applicability:
o Consumers with ≥100 kW demand
o Captive generators (no capacity limit)
o Applies throughout Gujarat

Slide 3: Key Definitions

 Green Energy: Includes solar, wind, hydro, green hydrogen/ammonia, etc.


 GEOA Consumer: Any consumer with ≥100 kW load (aggregate or single
connection)
 Banking: Storing surplus injected power for later drawal

Slide 4: Categorization of Open Access

 Long-Term: >12 years ≤25 years


 Medium-Term: >3 months ≤3 years
 Short-Term: Up to 1 month
 Day-Ahead Access: For real-time needs, approval by 3 PM on D-1 day

Slide 5: Eligibility Criteria

 Minimum 100 kW load (except captive use)


 Metering: ABT-compliant meters (≥1 MW), Special Energy Meters (<1 MW)
 Captive users must submit shareholding and usage proofs annually

Slide 6: Application Process Timeline

Step Description Timeline


T0 Application Received Day 0
Step Description Timeline
T0+3 Sent to GETCO/DISCOM Day 3
T0+7 Response by GETCO/DISCOM Day 7
T0+15 Final Approval Day 15

Slide 7: Charges Applicable

 Transmission Charges – As per GERC MYT Orders


 Wheeling Charges – Rs./kWh basis
 Cross Subsidy Surcharge – Applicable unless captive
 Additional Surcharge – To be phased out in 4 years
 Standby Charges – 10% of energy charges

Slide 8: Banking Provisions

 Optional Facility
 Limit: Max 30% of total consumption
 Charges: ₹1.50/unit till Sep 30, 2024
 Unutilized Energy: Lapsed, eligible for RECs
 Time-block based accounting: 15-min slots

Slide 9: Metering & Energy Accounting

 Mandatory ABT / Special meters


 Must comply with CEA norms
 Scheduling and Deviation Settlement per GERC DSM Regulations

Slide 10: Curtailment & Priority

 Curtailment Order:
1. Non-Green Short-Term
2. Green Short-Term
3. Non-Green Medium-Term
4. Green Medium-Term
5. Non-Green Long-Term
6. Green Long-Term
7. DISCOMs – Last to be curtailed

Slide 11: Dispute Resolution


 Resolved by SNA or Licensee
 Appeals to GERC within 30 days
 Commission to resolve in 3 months

Slide 12: Compliance & Reporting

 GEOA Consumers must follow:


o Grid Code
o Distribution Code
o Forecasting & DSM norms
 SLDC to maintain a public dashboard for GEOA status

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