Supreme Court of India
Chhattisgarh State Power Distribution Company Ltd v. Chhattisgarh State Electricity Regulatory Commission and Another
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In the result, the present appeals are found without merit and as such, are dismissed.
Judgment, page 15
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Electricity Act, 2003: s. 9 rw s. 2(8) – Electricity Rules, 2005 – r. 3 – Captive generation plant – Requirement of – On facts, SBPIL established a captive generation plant and SBMPL is its sister concern – Petition by SBPIL to State Electricity Regulatory Commission for providing open access and wheeling of power through the transmission system of the appellant-State Power Distribution Company for capitive use by SBMPL – Allowed by the Commission holding that SBPIL was entitled to supply electricity to its sister concern SBMPL and same would qualify to be treated as own consumption within…
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