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PGDM-PT 2010-13: Term-VIII

Regulatory Accounting and Finance
Prof. D. V. Ramana
For WhomStudents interested in pursuing career with infrastructure consultancy firms, regulatory bodies, and power finance corporations.
Teaching Arrangement 3 Credit Course.
PrerequisitesUnderstanding of Financial Statements, Costing, and Financial Management
Aim of the courseThe course will make an effort to critically examine the principles and methods of regulation with a focus on the power sector regulations. The aim of the course is to provide an in-depth understanding of various financial and accounting issues affecting the pricing of power.
Pre-requisite Go through the website of the following
· Ministry of Energy: http://powermin.nic.in/
· CERC: www.cerc.com/
· OERC: www.orierc.org/
· Other Electricity Regulatory Commissions
Evaluation PackageEvaluation will be done through: Term Papers, Preparing Case Studies, End Term Examination
Course Content
a) Understanding Regulation
b) Understanding Utility Regulation
c) Types of regulation
o Cost Based Regulations
o Performance Based Regulations
o Price Based Regulations
d) Financial and Accounting issues
o Capital Structure: Actual and Normative Debt Equity Ratio
o Return on equity: Actual and Normative Return on Equity
o Cost of capital
o Regulatory Assets
o Foreign Exchange Currency Gains and Losses
o Capital expenditure related items: Fixed assets, depreciation, capitalization, impairment, revaluation, Leasing,
    e) Corporatisation, Privatization and Performance of Power Utilities

    f) Pricing of Power
    o Generation Tariff
    o Transmission Tariff
    o Distribution Tariff
    o Wheeling Charges
    o Availability Based Tariff

      Created By: Debasis Mohanty on 08/01/2012 at 09:57 AM
      Category: ExPGP-III Doctype: Document

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