With a widening gap between demand and supply, India remains structurally short of electricity. The government has sought to change this situation by easing the rules for power plant construction, arranging fuel supplies and reforming the way electricity is distributed and paid for. To provide 24×7 power to all sectors at an affordable price, four challenges need to be met – the limited coal supply, the restructuring of discoms, the provision of non-discriminatory open access and introduction of market-relevant tariffs.
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Restructured discoms, tariffs
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