Banking

Banking (Open Access)

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Banking allows a green energy Open Access consumer to inject surplus generation into the DISCOM grid and draw an equivalent quantum back later — bridging the gap between when renewable power is generated and when it is actually consumed. Banking periods, applicable charges, and carry-forward rules differ by state and are among the most actively contested elements of Open Access regulation today.

Banking in Gujarat

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GERC’s Draft Banking Charge Regulations mark the first time Gujarat has proposed a dedicated banking charge for Green Energy Open Access consumers. If notified as drafted, captive and third-party solar/wind consumers banking surplus generation with the grid would face a new cost that was not previously charged.

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