Open Access Renewable Energy Consumption Can’t Be Offset Against RPO in Another State

The petitioner has cement units in Karnataka and Haryana

October 1, 2020

/ Rakesh Ranjan
/ Other, Renewable Energy
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The Haryana Electricity Regulatory Commission (HERC) has dismissed a recent petition filed by Shree Cement Limited. The petitioner wanted the state regulator to allow renewable energy consumption at its Karnataka cement plant to offset its renewable purchase obligation (RPO) against open access energy consumed at its cement unit in Haryana.

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