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Section 13: Procedure for Short-Term Customer

JSERC (open access inter state transmission & distribution) regulation 2005State Regulations of Jharkhand · 2003

(i) A short-term customer shall ;

submit an application for transmission/distribution open access to the S.L.D.C. /1

(ii) The application shall contain the details such as capacity needed, point of injection, point of drawal, duration of availing open access, peak load, average load 11· and such other additional 'lntorrnation that may be specified by the State Load Despatch Centre; · .(iii) The application shall be accompanied with a non-refundable application I fee of Rupees five thousand payable in the name and in the manner to be decided -1 by the S.L.D.C. .

(iv) The reserved transmission/distribution capacity shall not be transferred by I a short-term customer to any other customer. I

Where this provision sits

ActJSERC (open access inter state transmission & distribution) regulation 2005
Section13
Marginal noteProcedure for Short-Term Customer
JurisdictionState of Jharkhand
StatusIn force as published by the source

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