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Regulator Rejects Kerala’s Costly Power Purchase Proposals, Flags BESS Delays

The Commission rejected expensive peak-hour power purchases proposed for March and April 2027

October 30, 2026

/ Arjun Joshi
/ Energy Storage, Market & Policy, Paid, Renewable Energy
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The Kerala State Electricity Regulatory Commission (KSERC) has partially approved Kerala State Electricity Board’s (KSEB) proposal to procure short-term electricity, reducing the financial commitment by 61% to ₹1.31 billion (~$13.76 million) from the proposed ₹3.36 billion (~$35.29 million).

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