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Big relief for Delhi power consumers: SC says this cost can't be charged for no-supply periodDelhi electricity consumers receive significant relief as the Supreme Court ruled they cannot be made to pay for the depreciation costs of ...- Groww investors reap bumper returns; Lightspeed’s India rethinkHappy Wednesday! Groww delivered strong gains to early investors after the IPO lock-in expired. This and more in today’s ETtech Morning Dis...
- West Bengal tax body rejects Flipkart’s GST exemption model for delivery chargesFlipkart's bid to exempt delivery charges from GST by classifying itself as a Goods Transport Agency has been rejected by the West Bengal A...
- Supreme Court rules consumers not liable for unused power plant tariffsThe Supreme Court has ruled that electricity consumers are not obligated to pay tariff charges for a power plant that has stopped supplying...
- SC allows Adani Power's appeal, sets aside Gujarat HC order over levy of customs dutyThe Supreme Court has overturned a Gujarat High Court ruling. Adani Power Limited will receive a refund for customs duty paid on electricit...
- Bajaj Electricals gets Rs 14.08 cr demand from GST authority in PunjabBajaj Electricals Ltd has been issued a demand of Rs 14.08 crore by GST authorities in Punjab for ITC mismatch and reverse charge mechanism...
- Power Ministry seeks probe against member of Delhi power regulatorThe power ministry has written to the Appellate Tribunal for Electricity (APTEL) to initiate an inquiry against the incumbent member of the...
- NCLT cannot exercise power to initiate insolvency proceedings arbitrarily: Supreme CourtThe top court said if a corporate debtor opposes the initiation of insolvency proceedings on the ground that it has a money award in its fa...
- Failure of builder to obtain occupation certificate is deficiency in service: SCThe apex court was hearing an appeal against an order of the National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission which dismissed a complaint by...
- Power Min extends deadline for feedback on draft electricity Bill till Jun 5The power ministry on Monday extended the deadline for submission of stakeholders' comments on the draft Electricity Amendment Bill by four...
- MoP proposes act amendment; focus on contacts enforcementThe government has also proposed to empower load dispatch centres to oversee the payment security mechanism to power plants from discoms be...
- Twice married? You are likely to be locked out of electricity tribunalThe draft does not mention any other disqualifying criteria such as conviction or criminal records.
- SC directs IEX to pay Rs 31 crore dividend to FTILThe FTIL had divested its stake in IEX on November 19, 2015, following the Central Electricity Regulatory Commission (CERC) terming it "Not...
- APTEL asks CERC to fix Reliance Power's Sasan UMPP commissioning date againAppellate Tribunal for Electricity ruled that the Central Electricity Regulatory Commission had acted in haste without hearing all parties.
- AP discoms told to compensate power producer Konaseema Gas PowerKonaseema Gas Power sought Rs 2,000 crore in compensation including interest and cost overruns over four years.
- Loan recast will aid SEBs revive themselves from losses: Veerappa MoilyThere are a lot of problems with the working of the discoms. Particularly, they will not be in a position to borrow money from lenders or b...
- Govt to grant more powers to Competition CommissionThe proposed new avatar of Competition Commission of India (CCI) is set to be a powerful regulator.
- Regulators rap discomsPrivate players in the power distribution industry may need to now on pull up their socks on management of systems as regulators get set to...
- New tribunal for oil regulator soonThe government will set up an Appellate Tribunal to hear appeals regarding decisions of the proposed oil sector regulator.
- Ministry to charge up Electricity ActThe Union Power Ministry will be introducing a series of amendments to the recently passed Electricity Act 2003 in the current session of P...
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