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Prayas - EGI workshop Pune 2010 Overview of Indian Power sector – Institutional, legal and policy framework Prayas - EGI Skill-share workshop for Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan DelegatesNovember 16-18, 2010, Pune, IndiaPrayas Energy Group/peg, energy@ Institutional framework -1 Institutional Framework -3 Legal Policy Framework: Electricity Act 2003 A Central Act Old national Acts repealed Indian electricity Act 1910 Electricity (supply) Act 1948 Electricity Regulatory Commissions Act 1998 State reform Act provisions to be valid provided they are not inconsistent with the Electricity Act 2003 ? Hence, the entire Indian electricity sector will be governed by the Electricity Act 2003 Electricity Act 2003 - Key provisions De-license Generation Open Access in Transmission, Distribution Promote trading and markets De-license rural distribution Establishes norms for transparency and public participation Re-defined role and mandate of State Governments, Regulators and Licensees Establishment of Consumer Grievance Redressal Forums National Polices Programs National Electricity Policy - February 2005 Tariff Policy- Jan 06 (Amendment – Mar 2008) National Rural Electrification Policy - Aug 2006 National Electricity Plan - Aug 2007 National Programs Rural Electrification: RGGVY Apr 2005 Urban Distribution: R-APDRP July 2008 National Electricity Policy -1 Emphasises the electricity – development link: “Electricity is an essential requirement for all facets of our life. It has been recognized as a basic human need. It is a critical infrastructure on which the socio-economic development of the country depends” Issues addressed: Rural Electrification Generation , Transmission, Distribution Recovery of Cost of services Targeted Subsidies. Technology Development and Research and Development (RD) Competition aimed at Consumer Benefits Financing Power Sector Programmes Including Private Sector Participation. Energy Conservation , Environmental Issues Training and Human Re