Captive Solar Generator’s Plea Challenging Curtailment of Long-Term Open Access Rejected

The Commission noted that if open access were allowed for the capacity beyond the contract demand, it would adversely affect the grid

March 9, 2022

/ Rakesh Ranjan

/ Markets & Policy, Solar,

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The Haryana Electricity Regulatory Commission (HERC), in a recent order, rejected the plea of a captive solar power generator to grant open access for the supply of 2 MW of power from the generators’ captive solar power project.

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