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Karnataka High Court Stays KERC Order to Increase Wheeling Charges for Open Access

The stay follows writ petitions filed by Avaada Energy, Prestige and Embassy Group

May 28, 2018

/ Saumy Prateek
/ Other, Renewable Energy
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A vacation bench of the Karnataka High Court has imposed an indefinite stay on the Karnataka Electricity Regulatory Commission’s (KERC) recent order that levied 25 percent of the normal transmission charges as wheeling charges for open access consumers in the state.

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