We bring transparency and efficiency to India’s power markets. Through national exchanges and bilateral contracts, we buy or sell electricity and fuel to balance supply and demand.
This market-savvy approach keeps prices competitive and resources flowing. In FY2024-25, India’s power exchanges hit record volumes – 121 billion units traded (19% higher than the prior year) – as demand surged. We tap this liquidity, matching surplus supply (often renewable or imported power) with areas of need. Moreover, we promote green trading: the market for Renewable Energy Certificates (RECs) is booming. In March 2025 alone, over 1.3 million RECs were traded (a +18% increase YoY) , enabling companies to offset carbon and fund clean energy.
- Market participation: We actively trade on power exchanges (Day-Ahead and Term markets) to secure low-cost power for our clients. Even during demand spikes, competitive bidding kept India’s average day-ahead price low (₹47/unit in March 2025). This ensures communities get affordable power.
- Green commerce: We buy and sell Renewable Energy Certificates, Renewable Identification Numbers, and carbon credits, aligning investors with clean energy. REC transactions jumped 136% year-on-year recently, reflecting strong investor By handling these trades, we help companies reduce their carbon footprints and support new renewables.
- Integrated planning: We advise on and manage long-term power purchase agreements (PPAs) and fuel supply contracts, hedging price risk for both utilities and consumers. This stability is key for sustainable growth – local industries, agriculture and households know they have reliable energy at predictable costs.
- Regional markets: While focused on India, we monitor emerging South Asian power pools. Cross-border scheduling (e.g. with Bhutan or Nepal) is complex, but our team is building the expertise needed for future energy sharing, furthering regional peace and