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Report Summary The new & effective regulations coupled with charges applicable for open access transactions on a state wise track basis by eninrac consulting
Open Access Regulations & Applicable Charges Manual & Reference Guide 2022
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Open Access in India was introduced to ease the purchase of electricity by commercial and industrial consumers. According to sub-section 2, of section 42 of the Electricity Act 2003, electricity consumers now have the right to procure power from the supplier of their choice other than the distribution company that they were buying from. They can use the existing transmission and distribution infrastructure after paying appropriate charges determined by their respective State Electricity Regulatory Commissions (SERCs) For e.g., a consumer in Assam has the right to select any generator for supplying electricity to his desired destination by using the existing transmission and distribution network. This generator chosen may be generating power in Assam or any other State in India.
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