#regionalgrid

The Eastern Regional Load Despatch Centre forecasting-error report for 22 June 2026 is an important bookmark for Indian Power news readers tracking predictive accuracy in grid operations. GRID-INDIA records day-ahead mean absolute percentage error of 2.95%, with root mean square error at 3.6%. Intraday mean absolute percentage error was only 1.37%, with root mean square error at 1.83%. EnergylineIndia.com records the data as a verified regional forecasting reference for power scheduling.

The report is useful because tight forecasts improve schedules and reduce deviation exposure. Utilities pay deviation charges when actual drawal or injection moves away from schedule. Lower forecast error therefore supports better reserve planning and lower settlement risk. This makes Indian Power news relevant for distribution companies, open access users, traders, state load despatch teams and consultants following daily demand accuracy and tolerance performance.

The Southern Regional Load Despatch Centre demand forecast for 24 June 2026 adds a next-day planning view for the southern region. It projects the load curve toward the 55,000 MW to 60,000 MW range through the day. Such forecasts influence procurement, banking, exchange bidding and reserve positioning during high summer demand. They are also important as renewable variability increases the need for better forecasting discipline. Indian Power news readers can use the two reports together to compare forecast performance and forecast use. Indian Power news supports Smart grid review, Open Access Consumers and News on Indian power sector tracking for scheduling, settlement and regional planning teams.

The 23 June 2026 Southern Regional Load Despatch Centre power supply position report is a useful bookmark for Indian Power news readers tracking regional grid performance. It shows the southern region meeting an evening peak of 55,134 MW at 50.09 Hz with nil shortage. Net day energy was 1,277.47 MU. EnergylineIndia.com records the data as a verified daily reference for southern power supply adequacy.

The report covers Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Telangana, Kerala and Puducherry at state periphery, including schedules, drawals and unscheduled interchange. This makes Indian Power news relevant for users who need to understand how demand was met across southern states and how inter-state exchange remained balanced. The Eastern Regional Load Despatch Centre report adds a peak of about 30,681 MW for Bihar, Jharkhand, Odisha, West Bengal, Sikkim and Damodar Valley Corporation. The North Eastern Regional Load Despatch Centre report shows about 3,704 MW of evening-peak demand met, with schedules and drawals for seven north-eastern states.

The planning layer comes from the Central Electricity Authority and Northern Regional Power Committee Load Generation Balance Report dated 2 June 2026. It projects a northern peak of 98,600 MW in FY27 against availability of 103,780 MW, indicating a 5.3% surplus. However, it also flags energy deficits in June, July and September 2026. Indian Power news readers can use these records for operational tracking and procurement planning. Indian Power news supports News on Indian power sector and power generation capacity review.