Identify and develop a robust, reliable and secure Integrated Nepal Power System (INPS) network to evacuate and transmit the power for meeting local demand and cross border export.
Brief overview about the Transmission Planning Framework – Legal, Regulatory, Policy. The Long Term Transmission Development Plan of Sri Lanka and Proposed India – Sri Lanka Interconnection.
Presentation on International Experiences and Best Practices in Regional Power System Planning and Developing Regional Institutional Mechanism - Global Perspectives
A comprehensive, integrated and holistic road map for the construction of common power evacuation networks and pooling substations including system strengthening.
Solving the GEP problem first and then using the obtained solution as an initial point for the TEP problem would be a closed optimal solution of the GEP/ TEP combinatory problem
Sri Lanka uses a mix of Time Trend, Econometric Modelling and End User methods to Forecast Demand. But obtaining accurate forecasts for economic parameters is an issue.
Need for cooperation among south Asia countries to expand power trade among them was emphasized in the overall interest of energy access, energy sustainability and energy security
This report provides a comprehensive guide for investments into India’s green hydrogen ecosystem, seeking to demystify the fundamentals, and provide a perspective on investment in green hydrogen projects in India.
Presentation on South Asia Forum on Energy Investment (SAFEI) and International Best Practices -Project of Common Interest (PCI) Power Summit, 2023, Nepal-Rajiv Ratna Panda, Power Market Specialist, SAREP-18th April 2023, Hotel Hyatt Regency Kathmandu, Nepal
One of the challenges faced by countries in South Asia is mobilizing investments at an affordable cost required for building the generation capacities and regional transmission network in the region because hydro and thermal power projects (which form bulk of the regional power trade in Bangladesh-Bhutan-India-Nepal region) and regional transmission networks are both capital and time intensive in nature.
We would like to express our sincere gratitude to USAID India for ideation and guidance during the study, with special thanks to Ms. Apurva Chaturvedi.
Presentation on Envisioning Trans-Regional Energy Connectivity between the South Asia Region – Southeast Asia Region – Gulf Region - Prospects and Opportunities by Rajiv Ratna Panda, Power Market Specialist, SAREP
Presentation on key findings of the Study on the Transition to Trilateral and Multilateral Power Trade in South Asia by Rajiv Ratna Panda, Power Market Specialist, SAREP
Presentation on Cross Border Electricity Trade, Regional Energy Cooperation and Emerging Outlook for South Asia by Rajiv Ratna Panda, Power Market Specialist, SAREP