An apprise to key regulatory developments in the power sector coupled with Centre's interpretation
A pathway to professional communication of ideas and opinions on the sector's policy and regulatory knowledge building
Compilation of power sector regulatory data and frameworks to serve as an analytics tool for improved operations, compliance, and future planning
CER organized a Symposium on ‘Regulatory Framework for the Emerging Power Sector: European and Indian Perspectives’ from 18 – 19 May 2019 at Department of Industrial & Management Engineering (IME), IIT Kanpur.
The Centre invited Professor Tooraj Jamasb, Chair in Energy Economics, Co-Director, Durham Energy Institute (DEI), Durham University Business School, UK to visit IITK from 13-19 May 2019.
Dr. Anoop Singh from IIT Kanpur was invited to the FSR Global Forum - 2019 held at Florence, Italy from March 25-28, 2019. He shared some highlights from the discussion on "removing barriers to massive electrification business models."
CER organized 1st Global Regulatory Perspectives Programme for Commissioners of Electricity Regulatory Commissions from March 13 – 15, 2019 in Melbourne, Australia. The programme is supported by the Forum of Regulators.
"Centre for Energy Regulation (CER) is an endeavor towards comprehensive and sustained institutional strengthening in the Indian power sector striven for enhanced academia-utility-regulatory interactions. It is an initiative led by the Department of Industrial and Management Engineering (IME) at IIT Kanpur which is India’s first of its kind dedicated to regulatory research in the energy sector."
CER discussion forum aims to bolster professional communication process, democratic exchange of ideas/vision/opinions, peer to peer learning and critical thinking by serving as a content/expertise resource. It also focusses on archiving discussions by personnel, topic, or other parameters, thus forming a basis for creating FAQs.
CER releases the quarterly newsletter entitled “Regulatory Insights” which targets to bring insights into key regulatory and policy developments in the power sector, accompanied with an analysis based on CER's Regulatory Database.
Regulatory Framework for Long-Term Demand Forecasting and Power Procurement Planning
Book ISBN: 978-93-5321-969-7
CER organized 1st Global Regulatory Perspectives Programme for Commissioners of Electricity Regulatory Commissions from March 13–15, 2019 at Melbourne, Australia. The 3–Day programme saw focused deliberations and exchange of ideas/vision/opinions by the expert participants from various State Electricity Regulatory Commissions of India and their Australian counterparts on numerous facets of emerging regulatory issues in the power sector of both countries.
CER organized 12th Capacity Building Programme for Officers of Electricity Regulatory Commissions on Tariff Setting in the Power Sector – Best Practices and Emerging Regulatory Scenario from February 11–13, 2019 at IIT Kanpur. The 3–Day programme saw focused deliberations by key experts from industry, academia, and utilities on various facets of tariff setting in the generation, transmission and distribution segments of the power sector.
An international perspective to the Centre’s activities is brought forth by the first ICB program, from October 14-20, 2018, “Learning from Regulatory Experiences and Market Development in Europe”.The main objective of ICB was to provide the participants a first-hand opportunity to interact with leading international experts particularly those having significant experience in the regulatory domain
Alongside the inaugural ceremony, the Centre organized a two-day symposium on “Future of Utilities: International and Indian Perspectives” in collaboration with the Florence School of Regulation (FSR), Italy on October 10-11, 2018 at the Department of IME, IIT Kanpur.
The inaugural ceremony of the Centre was organized on October 10, 2018, at the Department of IME, IIT Kanpur together with the inauguration of another initiative - Energy Analytics Lab (EAL). The dignitaries, experts, and media appreciated the efforts of IIT Kanpur and the support of the Government of United Kingdom towards such a unique institutional initiative.
The Centre organized its first Regulatory Research Camp (RRC 1) as a five-day workshop from 10–14 July, 2018 at Timber Trail Heights, Parwanoo, Himachal Pradesh on the topic “Regulatory Framework for Long-term Demand Forecasting and Power Procurement Planning.”
Launch ceremony of the country’s first Centre dedicated to regulatory research was held at Hotel Le Meridien in New Delhi on May 17, 2018. Shri P. K. Pujari, Chairperson, Central Electricity Regulatory Commission (CERC) unveiled the logo and web portal of the Centre at the ceremony.
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