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Delhi Electricity Bill Hike: Who will pay more, how much BRPL, BYPL and TPDDL customers will be charged, and from whenDelhi electricity consumers may soon see higher power bills. The Delhi Electricity Regulatory Commission has approved an increased surcharg...- Fishermen are being pushed to the brink by fuel costs in Southeast AsiaRising energy, freight, and supply chain expenses are escalating seafood prices globally. Governments offer aid, but it's stretched thin, i...
- Oil shock will hit Asia harder than the 1970sAsia is experiencing energy shocks similar to the 1970s oil crises, with rising fossil fuel costs impacting consumers and industries. This ...
- Government amends rules for captive power plantsRecent regulations provide clarity on ownership rights for captive power plants, ensuring that verification now encompasses the entire fina...
- Government notifies Green Open Access Rules 2022Consumers can now demand green power from discoms (power distribution companies), it said, adding, "Every consumer becomes stakeholder to c...
- Industry welcomes National Hydrogen PolicyReNew Power Chief Commercial Officer Mayank Bansal said the policy is "a very good step in the right direction as India looks to become a n...
- Draft open access norms can be a tailwind for new renewable projects: Crisil RatingsIn India, power distribution happens through three modes – state distribution companies, captive sources and open access. Under the open ac...
- Proposed delicensing of power distribution evokes mixed reaction in BengalFormer West Bengal State Electricity Regulatory Commission chairman R N Sen on the other hand welcomed the reform mooted by the Centre in E...
- Draft regulations to make solar costlier for open access consumers in RajasthanIndustry experts said the move could go against new and existing solar plants in Rajasthan, the most promising state in terms of solar ener...
- Solar Rooftop companies move Tribunal on KERC's orderNet metering allows developers to sell electricity to the grid and deduct its value from their bill for the power drawn from the distributi...
- Solar policies, subsidies and other incentives for the installation of rooftop solar systems in ManipurIn terms of geographical conditions, the state is quite adept of harnessing solar energy and sees around 280 to 300 sunny days in a year wi...
- Rules for captive power plants to be amendedGroup captive power plants based on coal, solar and wind are operational in large numbers in the states of Karnataka, Haryana, Rajasthan, M...
- Solar policies, subsidies and other incentives for the installation of solar panels in Goa in 2019The state government has set a target of achieving an installed capacity of 150 MW by 2022.
- Consumer shouldn’t be asked to pay for inefficiencies of discoms: RK Singh, Power & renewable energy ministerThe tariff policy says cross-subsidy surcharge should not be more than 20% of the tariff. We will make sure that it is implemented and we w...
- Electricity bills of industrial units likely to witness steep jumpKarnataka power distribution companies propose to increase energy charges, wheeling charges and cross-subsidy charges on open market power ...
- APTEL stays MERC order on cross subsidy surchargeAPTEL today stayed a MERC order increasing cross subsidy surcharge payable by Tata Power customers migrating from Reliance Infra's network.
- Reliance Infrastructure, Tata Power clash over cross-subsidy surchargeWhile RInfra says apex court has rejected Tata Power’s stay plea on Tribunal’s order, the latter calls interpretation misleading.
- ATE dismisses Tata Power's plea over cross subsidy surchargeUnder the cross-subsidisation regime, consumers with higher power usage compensate for lower costs per unit charged from those consuming le...
- Reliance Infrastructure net flat at Rs 362 crore on Delhi Metro lossesReliance Infrastructure's total operating income rose 44% year-on-year to Rs 5,729 crore in the second quarter of 2011-12.
- CMs want subsidy revampA Stand-Off between the executive and the power regulators could be brewing.
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