Thermal Units May Recover Pollution Control Retrofit Costs Over 25 Years, Suggests CERC

After a purchase agreement expires, the power producer will have to tie up with another procurer or sell power in the market to recover its remaining costs

September 8, 2020

/ Debjoy Sengupta

/ Other, Other Energy

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Thermal power projects retrofitting pollution control systems on commissioned units will be allowed to recover their costs in parts from buyers during the tenure of power purchase agreements, Central Electricity Regulatory Commission (CERC) has suggested in a staff paper.

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Thermal Units May Recover Pollution Control Retrofit Costs Over 25 Years, Suggests CERC

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