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REC trade result – October 2018

rewp — Thu, 01 Nov 2018 08:03:17 +0000

This month’s trading saw good participation from the market due to good price realization in non-solar RECs and increased demand for solar REC in the last few months.
Non-Solar: The shortage of Non-solar RECs continues in the current session of October 2018. This session the RECs were traded at the price of INR 1201 at PXIL (16.73% above the base price) and INR 1251 at IEX (20.06% above the floor price). A total of 4,27,305 RECs were traded in this session leaving an inventory of 18,83,673 Non-Solar RECs. (However, a significant portion of these do not participate in trading as they are owned by Discom’s or are for self retention)
Solar: Total number of solar RECs traded in this session was 2,75,951 (82.28% decrease from the last months’ trade). The clearing ratio was 100% at PXIL & 100% at IEX respectively (w.r.t floor price). RECs traded at the floor price, i.e. INR 1000 at PXIL and at Rs 1,001 at IEX.
The overall trade volume (7,03,256 RECs) decreased by almost 170% from the last months’ trade volume (19,03,638 ?RECs). This was due to very high demand for solar RECs last month.

REC Trading Report – June 2014

rewp — Wed, 25 Jun 2014 12:59:39 +0000

REC trade session for June 2014 was conducted on 25th June 2014. The following is a summary of results –

The total transactional value of non-solar RECs was INR 208.8 million and for solar RECs it was INR 15.4 million. The closing balance of REC inventory for non solar RECs breached the 7 million mark this ?month whereas solar RECs crossed 0.23 million mark.

Non Solar RECs –

In case of non- solar RECs demand almost quadrupled (up by 376%) as compared to last trade session (refer ?– May 2014 trade report) and Supply grew by 5.23 %. Non Solar price continued to remain at floor (INR 1,500 per REC). More insights provided in graphical charts below :

Solar RECs –

Total solar RECs issued this month was 27,787 and redeemed were 1654 only. In contrast to non-solar RECs, the demand for solar RECs took a beating as it went down by 22%. Supply rose by 11% w.r.t May 2014. ?More details can be found in the graphs below –

Solar RECs finished trading at floor for consecutive 12 months.

Relevant media article can be read here.

REC Trading Report – May 2014

rewp — Wed, 28 May 2014 14:18:47 +0000

Demand and clearing ratios touched one of the lowest points in three years.

Non-solar RECs:

Demand in May was 29,255, compared to 79,354 in April (down 63% over April) and down 45% from May of last year. The last time demand was this low was in August 2011. Clearing ratios at both exchanges were approximately 0.45%. Closing inventory of RECs is in excess of 69.5 lakh.

Solar RECs: Demand improved marginally from 989 RECs last month to 2,120 RECs. As a result, clearing ratios improved as well – 0.26% in IEX and 4.8% on PXIL, albeit on very low demand compared to existing inventory. Inventory currently stands at over 2.1 lakh RECs.

The low demand is continuing despite penalty orders in Uttarakhand and Union Territories. It will be interesting to watch the approach that the regulators take in the next few months if the non-compliance continues despite orders from them.

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Our online market tracker tool can be accessed?here.

REC Trade Report – April 2014

rewp — Wed, 30 Apr 2014 13:15:40 +0000

We are pleased to bring the REC trade results and our analysis on REC trade session conducted on 30th April 2014.

Following is a brief of the analysis:

April 2014 was the first month of compliance year FY 2014-15. As expected, the volumes in non-solar and solar REC markets nosedived as compared to last months trading session (Refer –?Blog – post on ?March 2014 REC Trade).? The REC inventory’s closing balance stood at a mammoth 6.6 million RECs. The total RECs redeemed in April 14 were 80,343 RECs only. The RECs issued this month was again a 7digit number – about 1.1 million RECs. Cumulatively, March’14 ?and April’14 alone added over 3 million RECs, which is 23% of the total RECs issued till date. ?This escalation in supply side and almost no demand side participation sums the state of current Indian REC market place.

Non-Solar RECs –

Demand dropped by 88% and supply was up by 3.2% w.r.t March’ 14. Price of non-solar RECs remained at floor price – INR 1,500 per REC. Total non-solar redeemed were 79,354 (as per REC registry).

Solar RECs –

Price of solar REC continued to trade at floor (INR 9,300 per REC) for a consecutive 11^th month. Demand fell to less than 1,000 and supply rose by 22%. Clearing ratios at both exchanges were close to half percent (0.5%) only. As per registry, solar RECs redeemed in April14 was 989.

For more details please refer table below – Our online market tracker tool can be accessed here.

REC Trade Report – March 2014

rewp — Wed, 26 Mar 2014 16:54:47 +0000

We are pleased to bring the REC trade results and our analysis on REC trade session conducted on 26th March 2014. Following is a brief of the analysis:

With this trade session, a 12-month long financial year FY 2013-14 comes to an end. The prices for both credits (solar as well as non-solar) remained at floor for most part of the year. ?Poor enforcement measures of RPO across states saw a continuous lack of demand in the market.

Close to 17.5 lac RECs were issued in March’14 itself, which is a huge 15 % (approx.) of the total RECs issued till date in India (since March 2011) . This can be attributed to issuances of RECs w.r.t sugar co-gen units in Uttar Pradesh.

A strong policy review is the need of the hour. It is likely and should be expected, that the forum of regulators (FOR) takes up this issue for discussions during the forthcoming 40th meeting scheduled on 2nd April 2014.

Non Solar RECs?–

Non Solar REC Supply grew by around 22%. Demand also went up by a massive 74%, owing to March being last month of FY14 (and not due to strong RPO enforcement). Evidently, clearing volume also touched a new high of around 6.5 lac RECs.

Non-Solar REC Price continued to trade at floor price of Rs. 1500 per REC.

Solar RECs –

In case of solar RECs also all volumes had an uptick. Supply was up by 13.22.6 % and demand by 32.63 %. The total clearing volume of solar RECs at both exchanges was 11,019 RECs.

As per REC registry, 24370 solar RECs were issued in March 2014.

Unlike in non-solar REC markets, the solar RECs started trading at floor, only from June 2013. The discovered price of solar RECs remained at floor – Rs. 9300 per REC.

Keeping in view the overall market performance, it can be said that the time ahead for investors in solar REC markets remains grim.

For a similar blog-post covering analysis on previous months trade session –?click here.

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REC Trade Report – February 2014

rewp — Wed, 26 Feb 2014 12:46:37 +0000

We are pleased to bring the REC trade results and our analysis on REC trade session conducted on 26th February 2014. Following is a brief of the analysis:

February 2014?was the second last trade session of Q4 for FY14. Clearing Ratios improved for both exchanges ?(IEX and PXIL) and was recorded just over 8% in terms of non-solar RECs.. As per REC Registry, the market redeemed a total of 3.87 lakh RECs (up by 6 % as compared to last month).

Non-Solar RECs:

Buy bids for non-solar credits rose by 5.5 percent in comparison to last month’s stats. Clearing percentages at both exchanges were at parity. The total transactional value of non-solar RECs was 568 million INR, with price of each non-solar REC remaining at floor (Rs. 1500 per Non Solar REC). REC registry noted a total non-solar RECs redeemed to be around 3.78 lac.

Solar RECs:

Demand of solar RECs jumped by an encouraging?30.58 percent compared to January 2014 trade session. Solar RECs continued to trade at floor price (Rs. 9300 per solar REC). Evidently total solar REC transactional value was also recorded low at about 77.2 million INR. As per REC registry, ?8308 solar RECs were redeemed.

For a similar blogpost covering analysis on previous months trade session –?click here.

REC Trade Report – January 2014

rewp — Wed, 29 Jan 2014 13:26:46 +0000

January 2014?marks first month of Q4 for FY14. Overall the clearing volumes for both type of RECs were marginally less than previous month. As per REC Registry, the market redeemed a total of 3.65 lakh RECs.
Non-Solar RECs :
Buy bids for non-solar credits went down by 11 percent in comparison to last month’s stats.. Clearing percentages at both exchanges largely varied. The total transactional value of non-solar RECs was 538 million INR, with price of each non-solar REC remaining at floor (Rs. 1500 per Non Solar REC).

Solar RECs:
Demand of solar RECs tumbled by 19 percent compared to December 2013 trade session. Solar RECs continued to trade at floor price (Rs. 9300 per solar REC). Evidently total solar REC transactional value was also recorded low at about 59.2 million INR. As per REC registry, only 6361 solar RECs were redeemed. With only two months remaining in current financial year, market rebounding to encouraging figures seems far from reality.

For a similar blogpost covering analysis on previous months trade session – click here

REC Trade Report – December 2013

rewp — Thu, 26 Dec 2013 12:52:13 +0000

December 2013 marks the end of Q3 for FY14. Overall the results have sustained optimism as compared to the preceding trading month. With last three months still remaining in this year and chances of higher buyer-side participation in the subsequent sessions, we expect REC markets to reverse its fading lustre considerably. As per REC Registry, the market crossed 0.4 million mark in terms of REC redeemed. This volume (4,11,744 RECs) traded in a single session is the highest redeemed volume of this fiscal and more importantly marginally matches the volume of March 2013 (last month of FY13). A more detailed analysis for each kind of RECs can be read as under:

Non-Solar RECs :

Buy bids for non-solar credits increased by 30.73 percent in comparison to last month’s stats. The most encouraging fact, considering a holistic view of FY14, was the cleared volume crossing the 0.4 million mark. Clearing percentages at both exchanges (IEX and PXIL) were recorded at parity (over 9%). With a total transactional value of non-solar RECs of 605.8 million INR, price of each non-solar REC remained at floor price of Rs. 1500 per REC.

Solar RECs:

The change in demand and supply as compared to previous month was up this month by 7.18 percent and 47.37 percent respectively. Although, the prices here also remained at floor we can still expect a jump in demand as we slip in the last quarter.

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REC Trade Report – November 2013

rewp — Wed, 27 Nov 2013 18:31:20 +0000

Non-solar RECs:

November 2013 REC trading witnessed an increase in volumes. The spike in demand is a sign that RPO enforcement is taking its gradual effect and some states are ensuring buyers participation, thereby keeping the market upbeat.?For non-solar RECs, the demand increased by 105% w.r.t last month. This indicates, there is increased momentum towards complying with RPO by end of FY 2013-14. With stricter RPO compliance regimes mandated in states like Punjab, Uttarakhand, Maharashtra and Union Territories (recently), clearing ratios can be expected to go up in forthcoming trading session. More insights can be drawn from fig.1.

Fig1: Non-Solar trade stats – November 2013?

Non-solar RECs – The supply this month had a flip side. It was reduced to 6.5 % (almost half) as compared last trading session. The inventory at the registry was at 45 Lac RECs owing to reduced issuance (less by 1 lac RECs as compared to last month).

Fig 2: Non-Solar Market Clearing Price – November 2013

Solar RECs:

33^rd trading session offered an alarming signal to the solar REC market space. As compared to previous trading sessions, all the parameters namely demand, supply and cleared volumes plummeted. Demand for solar RECs fell by 20.56 % and at the same time, supply was down by 9.71 %. As per a recent report by CEA, as on 31.07.2013, solar generation capacity (above 1 MW) was only 6.79% ?(1650 MW) in RE rich states of Rajasthan, Gujarat, Maharashtra, Karnataka, and Tamil Nadu out of total RE capacity of 24265 MW in these states. This shows the lacklustre performance of solar industry in the country which in-turn has resulted into poor supply REC market. Only 2936 solar RECs were issued between 31.10.2013 and 28.11.2013 (Source: REC Registry).

Fig 3: Solar market trade stats – November 2013

Needless to say, the price remained at floor yet again with meagre expectations of an upside.

Fig 4: Solar Market clearing price ?– November 2013

More data can be found in the table below:

?Link to October 2013 trade report – Click Here.

REC Trading Report – October 2013

rewp — Wed, 30 Oct 2013 11:59:39 +0000

Non-Solar RECs

Overall, Non-solar demand increased more than three-fold compared to?last month?(150,640 vs 49,831 in September 2013). As a result, clearing ratios on both exchanges improved. The uptick in demand is likely a factor of timing (most compliance takes places in the second half of the year), and ongoing enforcement efforts at ApTel and at state ERCs. Due to both these factors, demand is expected to improve in the coming months.

Fig 1: Non-Solar REC Trade Stats – October 2013

Fig 2 : Non-Solar Market Clearing Plant – October 2013

Close to 42 lakh RECs were available in the market. Of this, approx.. 39 lakh RECs were bid for trading. Clearing rations at IEX and PXIL were 4.2% and 3.64% respectively (previous month – 1.65% and 1.03%)

Clearing price remained at floor price (Rs 1,500/ REC)

Solar RECs

Solar REC demand improved marginally from 6,712 in Sept to 9,275 this month (38% increase). Solar RECs demand has been steadily rising over the last several months, and is expected to continue to do so.

Total available RECs were in excess of 67,000 RECs. This is also expected to increase in the coming months as several projects were commissioned towards the end of September.

Fig 3 : Solar REC Trade Stats – October 2013

Fig 4 : Solar Market Clearing Price – October 2013

Clearing price remained at floor price (Rs 9,300/ REC)

?	IEX	PXIL	Total

Buy – Non Solar	98,921	51,719	150,640
Sell – Non Solar	24,47,648	14,38,712	38,86,360
Cleared volume – Non solar	98,921	51,719	150,640
Clearing Ratio – Non Solar	4.2%	3.64%
?
Buy – Solar	6,548	2,709	9,257
Sell – Solar	48,515	19,439	67,954
Cleared volume –? Solar	6,548	2,709	9,257
Clearing Ratio – Solar	13.5%	14%

Market Clearing Price	Rs 9,300 – Solar Rs 1,500 – Non Solar	Rs 9,300 – Solar Rs 1,500 – Non Solar

Coverage of the trading session –?Bloomberg