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GERC Grants First-of-its-Kind Extension For Power Evacuation Infrastructure

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GERC, in one of the first of its kind matter, extended completion date of the power evacuation infrastructure recognising occurrence of the unforeseen events...

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Aditya K Singh
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GERC, in one of the first of its kind matter, extended completion date of the power evacuation infrastructure recognising occurrence of the unforeseen events

In one of the first of its kind matter before Gujarat Electricity Regulatory Commission ("GERC"), it allowed extension of 465 days to a renewable energy developer for construction of evacuation infrastructure.

Cleanmax Vayu Urja Private Limited, a renewable energy developer ("Cleanmax") is setting up a 100MW renewable energy power plant at Devpur Ranuja, Gujarat ("Power Plant") got its right to get connected with the transmission asset of GETCO. As per the applicable laws, Cleanmax was required to complete the evacuation infrastructure within the timeline specified by the Commission, failing which its right to get connected with GETCO's transmission asset would be revoked. Connectivity is a major element of any power project and without connectivity, any power developer will not be able to supply its power

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