⚡ Quick Read What happened: The Karnataka Electricity Regulatory Commission (KERC) has expanded the Discounted Energy Rate Scheme (DERS) to include open access consumers, effective until FY 2028. Why it matters: This policy shift allows C&I consumers to leverage seasonal tariff discounts, potentially influencing the financial viability of captive and open-access renewable energy projects. Watch:…
⚡ Quick Read What happened: The Telangana Electricity Regulatory Commission (TGERC) has hiked transmission tariffs to ₹90.90/kW/month and increased wheeling charges across TGSPDCL and TGNPDCL networks for FY 2027. Why it matters: Increased open access and transmission costs will directly impact the landed cost of power for C&I consumers and renewable energy developers operating in…
⚡ Quick Read What happened: The Jharkhand State Electricity Regulatory Commission (JSERC) has increased retail electricity tariffs by 7.5% to 12.5% and significantly hiked open access charges for FY 2026-27. Why it matters: Higher grid-based electricity costs and increased wheeling charges make captive solar and open access renewable energy projects significantly more attractive for C&I…
⚡ Quick Read What happened: Madhya Pradesh saw a 142% year-over-year growth in solar open access capacity in 2025, with open access now accounting for 23% of the state’s large-scale solar installations. Why it matters: Rising grid tariffs and export market sustainability mandates are driving C&I consumers to prioritize rooftop solar, captive projects, and battery…