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Section 25: Curtailment Priority

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

lNhen, because of iransmission or distribution capacity constraints or otherwise, it becomes necessary to curtain the intra-State.".

transmission service of distribution (wheeling) service to the customers, the short­ term customers shall be curtailed first followed by the long-term customers:

Provided that within a categpry, all users shall have same curtailment priority and shall be curtailed pro rata to the allotted transmission or distribution capacity in the case of Jong-term customers andthe reserved capacity in the case of short­ term customers.

Where this provision sits

ActJSERC (open access inter state transmission & distribution) regulation 2005
Section25
Marginal noteCurtailment Priority
JurisdictionState of Jharkhand
StatusIn force as published by the source

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