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Section 34: Phasing of Open Access

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

Open Access customers shall bev allowed to avail access to the transmission system and distribution system in the following phases:

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(v) The information regarding average energy losses for the previous 12 months in case of Trensrnisslon system and in case of distribution system voltage level wise for the last financial year.

36. The publication of the web-based lnfor;,,ation system shall commence within 90 days in case of the State Load Despatch Centre. All licensees shall-make available the above information to State Load Despatch Centre.

37. STU and Transmission licensees shall declares current long-term customers using their system (including self-use and use by unbundled agencies which were previously integrated) with details thereof either on their own websites or on the website of the Load Despatch Centre within 180 days.

Note.-This list shall be updated as and when change in status takes place.

Where this provision sits

ActJSERC (open access inter state transmission & distribution) regulation 2005
Section34
Marginal notePhasing of Open Access
JurisdictionState of Jharkhand
StatusIn force as published by the source

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