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MERC Upholds Solar Generators’ Appeal, Strikes Down MSEDCL’s Wheeling Charges

MERC ruled in favour of solar generators, rejecting MSEDCL’s wheeling charges and losses for transmission-connected projects. The decision mandates a refund of INR 1.54 crore and energy credits, reinforcing regulatory clarity and supporting cost reduction for renewable energy developers.

MERC Ruling | March 25, 2025 | By EI News Network | 456

MERC Approves Tariff for Adani Electricity's 250 MW Wind Power Deal

MERC has approved Adani Electricity Mumbai Distribution’s (AEML-D) INR 3.65/kWh tariff for 250 MW wind power from JSW Neo Energy. The procurement aligns with RPO targets, addresses peak-hour shortfalls, and ensures cost-effective renewable energy under a 25-year agreement.

MERC Ruling | March 20, 2025 | By EI News Network | 925

APTEL Ruling Upholds Open Access Rights Against MSEDCL's Restrictions

APTEL's ruling protects open access rights in Maharashtra, overturning MSEDCL's previous cancellations. It clarifies that open access is part of contract demand, rejecting system overload claims, and ensures transparent communication, fair treatment, and protection for industrial consumers.

MERC Ruling | November 08, 2024 | By EI News Network | 1162

MERC Approves 3000 MW Tariff and Procurement for PSPs

MERC has approved MSEDCL's procurement of 3000 MW energy storage capacity from Pumped Hydro Storage Plants, including 2000 MW under the Green Shoe option, along with tariff adoption. The 40-year contract will strengthen renewable energy integration in Maharashtra.

MERC Ruling | September 27, 2024 | By EI News Network | 1328

MERC Retains Proposed Increment in License Fees for Discoms in Maharashtra

Maharashtra Electricity Regulatory Commission has decided to retain the proposed increment in the annual licence fees payable by distribution licensees from 0.05 percent to 0.1 percent and will be applicable from April 1, 2025.

MERC Ruling | September 20, 2024 | By Mrinmoy Dey | 843

MERC Rejects ACME's Force Majeure Claim, Imposes Penalty for Under-Generation

MERC's recent ruling dismisses ACME’s Force Majeure claim due to COVID-19 disruptions and imposes penalties for under-generation. The Commission asserts that ACME's commercial decisions and delay in capacity installation cannot be justified by Force Majeure.

MERC Ruling | August 21, 2024 | By EI News Network | 937