The Electricity Act, 2003 is the cornerstone legislation governing India’s power sector, aimed at promoting competition, protecting consumer interests, and ensuring efficient supply of electricity. This book provides a comprehensive and accessible commentary on the Act, explaining key provisions related to power generation, transmission, distribution, trading, and open access.
It offers detailed insights into the regulatory structure, including the roles and powers of Central and State Electricity Regulatory Commissions, tariff determination, licensing requirements, and enforcement mechanisms. The book also covers penalties, adjudication, and dispute resolution under the Act, making it highly relevant for regulatory compliance and litigation.
Written in a clear and practical manner, this text is invaluable for legal practitioners, policymakers, corporate professionals, and students seeking a strong understanding of electricity and energy law in India.






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