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<ul><li>The power industry is expected to report 19.4% YoY earnings growth, owing to the ongoing spur in power demand and merchant rates, which continued in Q2FY23 as well</li><li>However, demand growth softened to ~5% YoY during Q2FY23 (vs ~17% YoY in Q1FY23) due to high YoY base and monsoon season</li><li>Coal inventory at power plants improved significantly as the number of stations facing subcritical inventory levels declined to 54 in Q2FY23, vs 88 YoY and 79 QoQ</li></ul><p><em>Content is external broker report sourced from online content aggregator through publicly available sources and is displayed below for general informational purposes only. Refer full disclaimer below.</em></p>

The power industry is expected to report 19.4% YoY earnings growth, owing to the ongoing spur in power demand and merchant rates, which continued in Q2FY23 as wellHowever, demand growth softened to ~5% YoY during Q2FY23 (vs ~17% YoY in Q1FY23) due to high YoY base and monsoon seasonCoal inventory at power plants improved significantly as the number of stations facing subcritical inventory levels declined to 54 in Q2FY23, vs 88 YoY and 79 QoQContent is external broker report sourced from online content aggregator through publicly available sources and is displayed below for general informational purposes only. Refer full disclaimer below.

Power (2QFY23 Results Preview): Demand remains strong; coal inventory improves

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<li>We attended a solar conference organised by Mercom in New Delhi, which saw participation from notable players like MNRE, SECI, NTPC, Adani Green, Tata Power, Vikram Solar, Azure Power, Acme, Renewsys, Jackson EPC, Longi, and many sectoral experts</li>
<li>The crux of the discussion was on opportunity, scalability, RPO obligations, measures of viability, funding opportunities, and the challenges the industry is facing at present in the renewable sector</li>
<li>While PSUs maintained a positive stance on achievement of the targeted 280GW of solar capacity by FY30, a few unlisted EPC players and developer community were of the opinion that, with issues like the increase in module prices, rupee depreciation, duty imposition on imported cells/modules, land availability, and grid congestion, the country would only be able to achieve ~70% of this target</li>
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<p><em>Content is external broker report sourced from online content aggregator through publicly available sources and is displayed below for general informational purposes only. Refer full disclaimer below.</em></p>


We attended a solar conference organised by Mercom in New Delhi, which saw participation from notable players like MNRE, SECI, NTPC, Adani Green, Tata Power, Vikram Solar, Azure Power, Acme, Renewsys, Jackson EPC, Longi, and many sectoral experts
The crux of the discussion was on opportunity, scalability, RPO obligations, measures of viability, funding opportunities, and the challenges the industry is facing at present in the renewable sector
While PSUs maintained a positive stance on achievement of the targeted 280GW of solar capacity by FY30, a few unlisted EPC players and developer community were of the opinion that, with issues like the increase in module prices, rupee depreciation, duty imposition on imported cells/modules, land availability, and grid congestion, the country would only be able to achieve ~70% of this target

Content is external broker report sourced from online content aggregator through publicly available sources and is displayed below for general informational purposes only. Refer full disclaimer below.

Indian Power Sector: Renewable Solar Summit July 2022

<ul><li>We attended a solar conference organised by Mercom in New Delhi, which saw participation from notable players like MNRE, SECI, NTPC, Adani Green, Tata Power, Vikram Solar, Azure Power, Acme, Renewsys, Jackson EPC, Longi, and many sectoral experts</li><li>The crux of the discussion was on opportunity, scalability, RPO obligations, measures of viability, funding opportunities, and the challenges the industry is facing at present in the renewable sector</li><li>While PSUs maintained a positive stance on achievement of the targeted 280GW of solar capacity by FY30, a few unlisted EPC players and developer community were of the opinion that, with issues like the increase in module prices, rupee depreciation, duty imposition on imported cells/modules, land availability, and grid congestion, the country would only be able to achieve ~70% of this target</li></ul><p><em>Content is external broker report sourced from online content aggregator through publicly available sources and is displayed below for general informational purposes only. Refer full disclaimer below.</em></p>

We attended a solar conference organised by Mercom in New Delhi, which saw participation from notable players like MNRE, SECI, NTPC, Adani Green, Tata Power, Vikram Solar, Azure Power, Acme, Renewsys, Jackson EPC, Longi, and many sectoral expertsThe crux of the discussion was on opportunity, scalability, RPO obligations, measures of viability, funding opportunities, and the challenges the industry is facing at present in the renewable sectorWhile PSUs maintained a positive stance on achievement of the targeted 280GW of solar capacity by FY30, a few unlisted EPC players and developer community were of the opinion that, with issues like the increase in module prices, rupee depreciation, duty imposition on imported cells/modules, land availability, and grid congestion, the country would only be able to achieve ~70% of this targetContent is external broker report sourced from online content aggregator through publicly available sources and is displayed below for general informational purposes only. Refer full disclaimer below.

Indian Power Sector - Renewable Solar Summit July 2022

<ul><li>Havells India: Havells delivered a strong topline performance, led by broad-based growth across all categories, with a beat on our RAC and Switchgear estimates</li><li>Revenue grew by 16% on three-year CAGR (15% ex-Lloyd) while Lloyd business sustained 18% three-year revenue CAGR</li><li>All segments including Switchgear saw close to mid-teen three-year revenue CAGR</li></ul><p><em>Content is external broker report sourced from online content aggregator through publicly available sources and is displayed below for general informational purposes only. Refer full disclaimer below.</em></p>

Havells India: Havells delivered a strong topline performance, led by broad-based growth across all categories, with a beat on our RAC and Switchgear estimatesRevenue grew by 16% on three-year CAGR (15% ex-Lloyd) while Lloyd business sustained 18% three-year revenue CAGRAll segments including Switchgear saw close to mid-teen three-year revenue CAGRContent is external broker report sourced from online content aggregator through publicly available sources and is displayed below for general informational purposes only. Refer full disclaimer below.

HSIE Results Daily: Havells India, JSW Energy, Kajaria Ceramics, ICICI Securities

<div><div><div><ul><li>NTPC: Generation is expected to report a strong growth of 19.8% YoY to 79.8bus, led by strong demand recovery during peak summer and low YoY base.</li><li>Powergrid: Capitalisation is expected to be at INR25bn (-56% YoY on a high base), while Capex is expected to be INR18.5bn (+67% YoY) in Q1FY23.</li><li><span style="font-size: var(--content-font-size);">Tata Power: Revenue is expected to grow by 21.6% YoY to INR123bn, led by improved generation at the Mundra plant, higher power demand across its distribution circles and executions across its solar EPC segment.</span></li></ul></div></div></div><p><em>Content is external broker report sourced from online content aggregator through publicly available sources and is displayed below for general informational purposes only. Refer full disclaimer below.</em></p>

NTPC: Generation is expected to report a strong growth of 19.8% YoY to 79.8bus, led by strong demand recovery during peak summer and low YoY base.Powergrid: Capitalisation is expected to be at INR25bn (-56% YoY on a high base), while Capex is expected to be INR18.5bn (+67% YoY) in Q1FY23.Tata Power: Revenue is expected to grow by 21.6% YoY to INR123bn, led by improved generation at the Mundra plant, higher power demand across its distribution circles and executions across its solar EPC segment.Content is external broker report sourced from online content aggregator through publicly available sources and is displayed below for general informational purposes only. Refer full disclaimer below.

Power - Better Realisation and Low YoY Base to Boost PAT

India

NHPC Ltd is a hydro-power development company based in India. The Company has constructed approximately 11 hydro-power projects in India and abroad with a total installed capacity of 2554.35 MW.

Neyveli Lignite Corporation Limited generates and distributes power, mines and processes lignite, manufactures fertilizers & chemicals and processes and sells clay of all kinds. The Company's other activities include the briquetting and carbonization of lignite and its main products include electric power, lignite, nekolin, pulverized nekolin, urea, coke fines and leco.

Jaiprakash Power Ventures Ltd. generates electricity.  The Company operates a private sector hydroelectric power plant.

RattanIndia Infrastructure Limited, through a subsidiary, develops electricity generating plants.  The Company is building a coal-fired plant in Nandgaonpeth in the Amravati District of Maharashtra State, and a coal-fired plant in Sinnar in the Nasik District of Maharashtra State.

Reliance Power Limited develops, constructs, and operates power projects both domestically and internationally.

RattanIndia Power Limited develops, constructs and operates power projects domestically and internationally. The Company is participating in various Coal based Thermal,Hydro and Renewable Energy projects as well as is actively pursuing various coal mining opportunities.

PTC India Ltd buys and sells electricity.

Tata Power Company Limited generates and supplies electricity in Mumbai and its suburbs. The Company also constructs and operates independent power plants as well as captive power plants for industrial concerns. Tata Power also provides various services related to electricity distribution, erects and commissions transmission lines, and is diversifying into the telecommunications market.

Adani Transmission Limited provides utility services. The Company offers electricity generation, transmission, and distribution services. Adani Transmission conducts its business globally.

GAIL India Limited processes and distributes natural gas and liquefied petroleum gas. The Company is a Government of India undertaking.

Sichuan Chuantou Energy Co., Ltd. invests in electric power projects through its subsidiaries, the Company also develops and manufactures cable, railroad control systems and other automation equipment.

China Resources Power Holdings Company Limited is a power generation company. The Company invests, develops, owns, and operates coal-fired power plants in China.

NRG Energy, Inc. owns and operates a diverse portfolio of power-generating facilities, primarily in the United States.  The Company's operations include energy production and cogeneration facilities, thermal energy production, and energy resource recovery facilities.

GD Power Development Co., Ltd. generates and distributes electric power and heat throughout China.  The Company also invests in new energy development and environmental protection projects.

Zhejiang Zheneng Electric Power Co., Ltd. supplies electric power through operating thermal power generation.  The Company also involves in the research and development of electric power, power and energy-saving technology development, technical consulting, sales of energy-saving products, electrical engineering and asset management.

Zhejiang Zheneng Electric Power A (600023 CH)

EDP Renovaveis SA designs, develops, manages and operates power plants. The Company generates electricity using renewable energy sources mostly wind energy.

Gulf Energy Development Public Company Limited produces and sells electricity and steam. The Company manages a portfolio of gas-fired and renewable power projects, as well as supplies steam and chilled water. Gulf Energy Development serves customers in Thailand.

Huaneng Power International, Inc. develops, constructs, owns and operates coal-fired power plants throughout China. It also builds gas-fired, hydroelectric and wind power generation in China and owns Tuas Power which controls power generation facilities in Singapore.

Meridian Energy Ltd. operates as a state-owned electricity generator. The Company produces hydro-electric power and supplies electricity to residential, business, and rural customers. Meridian Energy provides services throughout New Zealand.

SDIC Power Holdings Co Ltd . generates thermal electric and hydroelectric power. The electric power generated by the Company are supplied to Gansu area.

JSW Energy Limited generates power by using Corex gas and coal. The Company, through its subsidiary, also operates lignite thermal power plant in Rajasthan and has a capacity to produce 3,140 megawatts of electricity. JSW is also present in the power trading and transmission businesses.

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Power (2QFY23 Results Preview): Demand remains strong; coal inventory improves

The power industry is expected to report 19.4% YoY earnings growth, owing to the ongoing spur in power demand and merchant rates, which continued...

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Indian Power Sector: Renewable Solar Summit July 2022

The crux of the discussion was on opportunity, scalability, RPO obligations, measures of viability, funding opportunities, and the challenges the...

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Indian Power Sector - Renewable Solar Summit July 2022

The crux of the discussion was on opportunity, scalability, RPO obligations, measures of viability, funding opportunities, and the challenges the...

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HSIE Results Daily: Havells India, JSW Energy, Kajaria Ceramics, ICICI Securities

Havells India: Havells delivered a strong topline performance, led by broad-based growth across all categories, with a beat on our RAC and...

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Power - Better Realisation and Low YoY Base to Boost PAT

NTPC: Generation is expected to report a strong growth of 19.8% YoY to 79.8bus, led by strong demand recovery during peak summer and low YoY base.

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