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The Supreme Court Of India Grants Relief To Wind Power Generators Holding That Generation Based Incentive Must Be Disbursed To Generating Companies Over And Above The Tariff

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The Supreme Court of India in the case of Southern Power Distribution Company of Andhra Pradesh Limited and Anr. vs. Green Infra Wind Solutions Limited and Ors1 has dismissed civil appeals filed by the distribution licensees of Andhra Pradesh while holding that Generation-Based Incentive granted by a Central Government Policy to wind power generators cannot be taken away by a State regulator and re-distributed to distribution licensee’s consumers by factoring the incentive into generation tariff.

Please click here to read the full article by Abhishek Munot, Partner; Tushar Nagar, Partner; and Purvi Shrivastava, Associate, published in Mondaq.

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Abhishek Munot Partner

Abhishek is a part of Disputes group of JSA and anchors the Regulatory Practice of JSA in Western India. Abhishek handles sector specific commercial litigation, arbitration constitutional & administrative law litigation and regulatory proceedings before statutory authorities, tribunals and courts.

Tushar Nagar Partner

Tushar’s practice covers diverse aspects of Regulatory, Commercial and Civil Litigation. He handles specific commercial and regulatory litigation, arbitration, constitutional & administrative law litigation and insolvency proceedings before statutory authorities, tribunals and courts.