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Section 14: Non-Utlllzatlon of reserved transmission/distribution capacity by i short-term Customer

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

(i) In case a short-term customer is unable to utilise, full or i .c~11h~t:::inti:::il oart of the reserved transmission/distribution caoacitv. he shall inform· t-h~ Stat~ .Load Despatch Centre along with 'reasons for his inability to utilise the;

reserved transmission capacity and may surrender the reserved transmissiors ' distribution capacity; . I . (Ii) The State Load Despatch Centre shall reduce or cancel the reserved/ 1 transmission/distribution capacity of a short-term customer when such a.short-term! / customer frequently under-Utilises, the reserved transmission/distribution capacity provided that such reduction in the reserved capacity shall not be done without1 /' communicating in advance to such short term customer. /·

(iii) The short-term customer, who has surrendered the reserved capacity ori whose reserved capacity has been reduced or cancelled, shall bear full transmissior] and/or distribution charges and the schedulinq and system operating charges based on original reserved capacity and for the period for which the capacity was reserved (subject to maximum period of 30 days). I

(iv) The capacity available as a result of surrender or reduction or cancellation i of the reserved capacity by the S.L.D.C. under clause (l) or clause (ii) above, may j be reserved for any other short-term open access customer in accordance with i these regulations. :

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ActJSERC (open access inter state transmission & distribution) regulation 2005
Section14
Marginal noteNon-Utlllzatlon of reserved transmission/distribution capacity by i short-term Customer
JurisdictionState of Jharkhand
StatusIn force as published by the source

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