Indian Energy Exchange

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Indian Energy Exchange Limited

Company type	Public
Traded as	BSE: 540750 NSE: IEX
Industry	Power exchange
Founded	2008
Headquarters	New Delhi, India
Products	Electrical power Energy exchange
Services	Power trading
Revenue	₹474 crore (US$57 million) (FY23)[1]
Net income	₹305 crore (US$37 million) (FY23)[1]
Subsidiaries	Indian Gas Exchange
Website	www.iexindia.com

The Indian Energy Exchange (IEX)^[2] is an Indian electronic system based power trading exchange regulated by the Central Electricity Regulatory Commission (CERC). IEX started its operations on 27 June 2008.^[3] Indian Energy Exchange pioneered the development of power trading in India and provides an electronic platform to the various participants in power market, comprising State Electricity Boards, Power producers (Gencos), Power traders, and Open Access Consumers (both Industrial & Commercial).

IEX is one of the two operational Power Exchanges in India. Ever since its incorporation, it has held an influential market share. IEX operates a day-ahead market based on closed auctions with double-sided bidding and uniform pricing;^[4] it has over 3,800 registered clients, over 300 private generators, and more than 3,300 industrial electricity consumers.

63 Moon Technologies Limited made an impulsive thrust into India's Power Sector by launching the Indian Energy Exchange along with PTC India. The aim of the promoters was to magnify the unexplored potential of the Indian Power market and abridge the demand supply gap. Thereby creating a marketplace wherein players from different purposes may garner business potential.

The concept of power exchange in India had its genesis in the year of 2005, post which, Financial Technologies Limited and Multi Commodity Exchange together yielded an application for setting up the nation's first power exchange. Since its development on 9 June 2008, IEX had recorded 37.4 million transactions, the same month that electricity prices on the exchange hit a record low 13 paisa/KWh. In November 2009, IEX won Best E-Enabled Customer Platform at the second annual India Power Awards for developing what was described as "a robust platform for energy trading.^[5]

IEX was envisioned as a neutral platform where participants from different segments of the sector may participate and utilize the range of products and services to match their needs. The participants are required to bear a membership and participate in the bid for the respective product/service. The exchange has launched a range of products and are broadly classified as: Day Ahead, Term Ahead, Renewable Energy Certificates, and Energy Saving Certificates(Es Certs)

Indian Gas Exchange (IGX) is a wholly owned subsidiary of IEX, which involves in trading spot and forward contracts of Gas.^[6] The exchange has over 500 registered clients and 15 members. It currently operates from three physical hubs — Hazira, Dahej and KG Basin.^[7]

Shareholding of IGX as on 10 Mar 2021:^[8][9][10]

26% – National Stock Exchange of India

5% – Oil and Natural Gas Corporation

5% – Adani Gas

5% – Torrent Gas

5% – GAIL

Rest – Indian Energy Exchange and other Investors