E-MAIL FOR SPONSORSHIP

Regulator Allows Kerala to Procure Power on Exchanges to Manage Summer Deficit

Power procurement by KSEB to follow DAM prices with a ceiling of ₹10/kWh

April 28, 2026

/ Arjun Joshi
/ Grid, Market & Policy
thumbnail

Follow Mercom India on WhatsApp for exclusive updates on clean energy news and insights


The Kerala State Electricity Regulatory Commission (KSERC) has permitted the Kerala State Electricity Board (KSEB) to procure up to 250 MW of short-term power through exchange-based contingency mechanisms to manage the ongoing summer supply deficit.

Continue Reading with Premium Access

Get unlimited access to in-depth analysis, exclusive interviews, and comprehensive coverage of India's renewable energy sector.

✓Unlimited article access
✓Exclusive market insights
✓Premium research reports
✓Ad-free reading experience
Loading subscription plans...

Already a subscriber? Sign In

View More

thumbnail

Arjun Joshi

More articles from Arjun Joshi.
KeralaKSERCpower procurementShort-Term
PREVALL POSTSNEXT

RELATED POSTS

Get the most relevant India solar and clean energy news.

RECENT POSTS