Karnataka Regulator Grants Captive Status to 50 MW Wind Project

The wind generator appealed against the cross-subsidy charged by CESC

May 8, 2023

/ Rakesh Ranjan
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The Karnataka Electricity Regulatory Commission (KERC) has ruled that a power generator needs to fulfill only the two conditions provided in the Electricity Rules, 2005, to attain the captive status – the shareholding pattern and minimum consumption.

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