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North Delhi Power Limited vs Delhi Electricity Regulatory ... on 28 November, 2013 Appeal No. 14

sources of energy. Cost of energy can also be reduced by promoting competition within such projects. At the same time, adequate promotional measures would also ... State Electricity Regulatory Commissions. Such purchase by distribution companies shall be through competitive bidding process. Considering the fact that it will take some time before

Board seeking for a relief against alleged Restrictive Trade Practices and anti-competitive measures being adopted by the Appellants in respect of market for sale ... adoption of unfair trade practice by GAIL intended for restricting and preventing competition as GAIL has blocked the direct connectivity option for Gujarat Petroleum

proceedings and decided to refer the matter for the opinion from the Competition Commission over the proposed action to be taken by the State Commission ... with a covering letter dated 01.2.2011 seeking for the opinion of the Competition Commission. On receipt of the said letter of requisition, the Competition Commission

objects of the 2003 Act is to promote competition. The above doctrine, if applied to areas having more than one distribution licensee, would defeat ... purpose of the competition. Presently, most parts of the country are served by one distribution licensee only. Sixth proviso to Section

permitted open access should not be so onerous that it eliminates competition which is intended to be fostered in generation and supply of power directly ... while it compensates the distribution licensee, it does not constrain introduction of competition through open access. A consumer would avail of open access only

Aban Power Company Limited was selected through the process of international competitive bidding by the Government of Tamil Nadu for the establishment ... Company's project had been set-up pursuant to a International Competitive Bidding. In respect of competitive bid, the tariff determination

tariff Page 14 of 57 Appeal No.236 of 2012 more competitive than the first year tariff of Giral Project was offered. In the year ... supply the power therefrom to Rajasthan at a tariff more competitive than the first year tariff of Rs. 2.43 fixed for the Giral Project

entered into after following the bidding guidelines. In terms of the competitive bidding guidelines, the PPA was in terms of Standard Bidding Documents. There ... guidelines issued by the Central Government. 22. Let us now examine the competitive bidding guidelines issued by the Government of India under Section

planned transmission system of the STU licensee and also on ground that competitive bidding under Section 63 of the Electricity Act was essential for grant ... Appellant; the State Commission has also erred in holding that competitive bidding is mandatory for grant of transmission licence and that it Page