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JSA Successfully Represented Tata Power Renewable Energy Limited Before The Supreme Court Of India Against The Andhra Pradesh Distribution Licensees In A Matter Related To Arbitrary Tariff Deductions Pertaining To Generation Based Incentive Granted To Wind Generators By The Central Government.
On 25.03.2026, the Supreme Court of India dismissed a Civil Appeal filed by distribution licensees in Andhra Pradesh while holding that generation based incentive (“GBI”)...
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Carbon Credits Enter The Market: India's First Regulatory Framework For Exchange-Traded Carbon Credit Certificate
The concept emerged from international climate architecture - first under the Kyoto Protocol, 1997, which introduced market-based mechanisms such as the Clean Development Mechanism, allowing developed countries to offset emissions by investing in reduction projects in developing nations, and subsequently under the Paris Agreement, 2015, which commits signatory nations to achieving their self-declared Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) towards limiting global temperature rise.
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Khaitan & Co LLP
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Electricity (Amendment) Rules 2026: Path Towards Clarity And Certainty For Captive Power Procurement
The Ministry of Power has notified the Electricity (Amendment) Rules, 2026 (2026 Amendment) on 13 March 2026, amending Rule 3 of the Electricity Rules, 2005 (Electricity Rules). The 2026 Amendment comes at a significant moment when India's commercial and industrial consumers have increasingly turned to group captive renewable energy projects as a cost-effective route to procure green power, and the captive power sector has grown substantially in scale and sophistication over the past decade
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Khaitan & Co LLP
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High Court Of Bombay Affirms That MERC Cannot Review MYT Order Without Notice And Opportunity Of Hearing To Affected Parties And Stakeholders.
The High Court of Bombay through its judgement dated 03.11.2025 in O2 Renewable Energy VII Private Limited v. Maharashtra Electricity Regulatory Commission & Anr. , held that the Maharashtra Electricity Regulatory Commission cannot amend or review a MultiYear Tariff Order without providing an opportunity of hearing to all affected stakeholders.
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