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    Power Ministry urges states to fill up vacancies in regulatory commissions fast

    Concerned over several state electricity regulatory commissions (SERCs) functioning without Chairpersons and adequate strength of members, with posts lying vacant for long periods, the Union Power Ministry has asked state governments to fill up all vacancies in a time-bound manner.

    Electricity (Amendment) Bill 2022: Three features that will be very difficult to implement

    The many challenges facing electricity distribution certainly need attention. But focusing on multiple discoms in an area, particularly when an alternative for providing choice exists, may distract from more fundamental issues. And it could create more problems.

    Now, dial 112 for all emergency services in Odisha

    "The integrated single-number service will be very beneficial for everyone, especially women and elderly persons," Naveen Patnaik said, while dedicating the system on Friday.

    Dismissing canards against power reforms, R K Singh says making sector viable only challenge left

    "India is a power surplus nation. We are well connected (in terms of power transmission). Over one lakh MW electricity can be transmitted from one region to another region in the country. We have met all challenges in the sector but the only challenge left here is making it viable," Singh told PTI in an interview.

    Not mandatory to appoint HC judge as SERC's head: Supreme Court

    Section 84 (2) of the Act said that the state government "may" appoint "any person as the chairperson from amongst the persons, who is, or has been, a Judge of the High Court".

    States producing wind energy asked to ensure regulatory nod for power purchase agreements

    Wind energy tariffs set by regulators varied between Rs 4 and Rs 6 per khH but tumbled toRs 3.46 per kwH after the sole wind energy auction in February.

    The Economic Times
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