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Captive renewable power cannot be prioritized over third-party renewable energy

September 8, 2026

/ Arjun Joshi
/ Markets & Policy, Paid, Solar
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The Maharashtra Electricity Regulatory Commission (MERC) has dismissed a steel manufacturer’s petition seeking priority adjustment of electricity from its captive renewable energy source over power procured from non-captive renewable energy generators.

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