Policy, Regulatory Engagement

Prayas Occasional Report 2/2003. This report attempts to shed light on one crucial area in the Indian power sector that has remained completely neglec...

Two of the Wind project owners’ association approached MERC with a plea to decide tariff at which MSEB should purchase wind power. The MERC requires...

Prayas Occasional Report 1/2003.This is a report based on detailed survey of 12 electricity regulatory commissions in India. The report covers three...

MERC was established in August 1999. Since then several consumer and industry groups were expecting that performance of licensees in Mumbai (BSES and ...

This is the submission made before the Maharashtra Electricity Regulatory Commission (MERC) on the proposed power purchase from bagasse cogeneration p...

Paper submitted to Energy for Sustainable Development, September 2000 (published September 2001).This paper demonstrates—based on examples from thre...

Prayas analysis had shown that IPP costs are the major tariff drivers in the near future, hence, transparency about IPP documents is key to protecting...

The Government of Maharashtra formed a committee to investigate into the financial situation of MSEB, costs of IPP power and specifically the DPC proj...

Presentation to the Forum of Indian Regulators (FOIR) 31st May 2001. FOIR invited Prayas to make a presentation on the consumers’ concerns. This pre...