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    • Language: English
    • Binding: Paperback
    • Publisher: The Energy and Resources Institute, TERI
    • Genre: Business & Economics
    • ISBN: 9789394657021, 93-94657-02-9
    • Edition: e1, 2022
    • Pages: 84
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    • The Energy and Resources Institute, TERI
    Publication Year
    • 2022 September
    Table of Contents
    • Foreword Preface Introduction Electricity dispels the darkness The origins of electricity The colonial period: electricity for the elite: 1950–1984 Democratizing electricity supply The Electricity (Supply) Act, 1948 Central planning favours public investment-led development The Industrial Policy Resolution, 1956 The fiscal cost of public electricity supply Electricity-intensive development Changes in consumption pattern The return of private investment: 1985–2020 International comparison of electricity supply Profligate use of electricity shunned Incentives for electricity reform Union government’s initiatives for structural reform in electricity The outcomes of reforms The end of supply shortages Generation capacity utilization lower than optimal Transmission shines Private power exchanges Discoms: the weakest link in the value chain The unfinished reforms agenda Planned electricity development: supply-side triumph or copycat industrial policy? Putting industrial development above basic social and human needs Throwing out the baby with the bathwater Misallocation of public funds Borrowed templates Path dependency Economic growth and competitiveness New pathologies Unresolved issues in electricity supply Electricity suppliers: too few or too many? Has competition in supply increased? Has the unbundling splintered supply to unviable levels? Measures to enhance competition Autonomy for regulators The needs of viable power markets The need for a ‘smart’ grid Four short-term hard choices Trends favouring India High growth can make green power affordable Renewable and hydroelectricity offer unutilized potential Growth of digital connectivity Symmetric policy preferences across parties Bibliography and notes
    Number of Pages
    • 84
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    • Sanjeev S Ahluwalia is Advisor, Observer Research Foundation and an honorary member of the Governing Council of the CUTS Institute for Regulation and Competition. He was the founder Secretary of the Central Electricity Regulatory Commission in 1999–2000. In TERI (1996– 98) he provided technical assistance to the newly corporatized utility GRIDCO for its first tariff application to the OERC, under the Orissa Electricity Reform Project assisted by the World Bank and DfID. His core skills are in governance and institutional analysis, energy and economic regulation and public financial management backed by eight years with the Poverty Reduction and Economic Management practice of the World Bank in Africa. In the Government of India, he worked on privatizing state-owned enterprises, facilitating trade development with East Asia and regulating private external, commercial debt. His home cadre in the Indian Administrative Service was Uttar Pradesh, where he worked as Secretary, Finance. He hosts a Blog—Opinion India (www.ahlu-india.com) and has over 200 published opinion pieces in orfonline.org, Asian Age and other media outlets.
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    Number of Discs
    • 1
    Dimensions
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    • 10 mm
    Height
    • 220 mm
    Length
    • 150 mm
    Depth
    • 0.5
    Weight
    • 170
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