IEX reports 16.1% YoY growth in Q2FY’26 electricity trading volume
The Indian Energy Exchange (IEX) said that on October 6, an annual increase in electricity trade volume, which applied for a stock market on October 6, has reached a annual increase of 16.1% and reached 35.217 million. The company associated this growth with increasing supply from hydro, wind and coal -based production. Real -time market (RTM) has grown by 39.1%, while the green market increased by 17.7%. RTM constituted 37.1% of the total traded volumes in Q2 FY’26.
Real -time market (RTM), volumes reached 14,925 M and increased an annual increase of 39.1% annually, seeing a significant increase in activity.
In the day market (DAM), including the high -priced day market (HPDAM), IEX recorded a total of 14,534 Mu’yu, an increase of 1.4% compared to Q2 FY’25. The dam segment represented 36.1% of the total volumes traded for the quarter. Average dam price fell LaDue to the increasing supply liquidity, 3.93 per unit fell by 12.5% compared to the previous year.
Green market
Green market and green market segments, including the green market, reflects an annual increase of 17.7% of the Q2 FY’26 reached the volume of 3,040 mu. In September 2025, the Green Market increased by 50% compared to September 2024.
For September 2025, IEX reported 11,065 per month with an annual increase of 7.1%. The RTM segment was 4,786 MU and showed a growth of 22.3% compared to the previous year. Average RTM price for September La3.31 per unit, 16.8% decrease compared to the previous year.
The Renewable Energy Certificate (ReC) market represented a 29.8% decline of Lakh Recs, which was traded in the second quarter and annually. In September, a 39.2% decrease in compared to the previous year, 6.27 Lakh Rec process was performed.
Since 2008, IEX continues to provide an automatic trade platform for the physical delivery of electricity and renewable energy operating under the supervision of the Central Electricity Regulatory Commission.
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