The Green Open Access Rules 2022 is a framework with potentially game-changing implications in the renewable energy sector of the country. Analyse (200 Words)
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KEY POINTS
· India’s Electricity Act, enacted in 2003, provided for large customers to access their own source of electricity through a mechanism known as the “open access” route.
· Large industrial consumers are looking to procure renewable energy from a renewable developer, with the twin objectives of both greening their energy source while also reducing the cost of electricity.
· Some of the world’s most influential companies, known as the ‘RE100’, have committed to going 100% renewable, and their India manufacturing facilities, warehouses, and offices are presently soliciting partners to obtain green power.
· Against this background, the Union government has thrown down the gauntlet and notified the new “Green Open Access Rules 2022”.
· Among its many features, industrial and corporate customers with a demand of over 100 kilowatts can now set up their own solar plants and wheel power to their establishment.
· Under the new Rules, connectivity approval for renewable plants, when sought, shall not take more than 15 days to be granted.
· This is not just an initiative to green corporate power consumption that presently accounts for 45% of India’s total electricity consumption.
· Regulators would do well to realise that true public interest lies in efficient distribution of public goods, and cross-subsidies have never helped the overall development of any sector.
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