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Introduction to Law on Electricity

Prof. Uday Shankar · IIT Kharagpur

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About

The overarching reform in the Electricity sector culminated into the enactment of a new law in the year 2003. After repealing related laws, the Electricity Act, 2003 ushered a new era of reform in the sector by opening up the market for the private players and creating an autonomous regulatory body which has been entrusted with the responsibility to promote the sector and bring in efficiency by furthering the interest of the consumer. It has also established a specialized tribunal to adjudicate the disputes related to the electricity sector. The law introduced multi-buyer model in place of single-buyer model to increase competitiveness amongst the stakeholders. Beside the discussion on the above mentioned areas, the course will highlight the issues of renewables and related provisions in the law.

Intended audience: Students of Law; Electrical Engineering, Energy Science

Lectures

week 1

  1. Lecture 01 : Introduction of the Electricity Law; Constitutional Design Video
  2. Lecture 02 : Evolution of Laws on Electricity Salient Features of Electricity Act, 2003 Video
  3. Lecture 03 : Evolution of Laws on Electricity Video
  4. Lecture 04 : Salient Features of the Electricity Act 2003 Video

week 2

  1. Lecture 05 : Energy Security Video
  2. Lecture 06 : Energy Mix Video
  3. Lecture 07 : National Electricity Plan and Policy Video
  4. Lecture 08 : Rural Electrification Video

week 3

  1. Lecture 09 : Generation and Captive Power Plant Video
  2. Lecture 10 : Generation and Captive Power Plant (Contd.) Video
  3. Lecture 11 : Captive Power Plant and Dedicated Transmission Line Video
  4. Lecture 12 : License Video
  5. Lecture 13 : License (Contd.) Video

week 4

  1. Lecture 14 : Transmission YouTube
  2. Lecture 15 : Load Despatch Centre YouTube
  3. Lecture 16 : Distribution YouTube
  4. Lecture 17 : Distribution (Contd.) YouTube
  5. Lecture 18 : Distribution and Retail Competition YouTube

week 5

  1. Lecture 19 : Open Access YouTube
  2. Lecture 20 : Open Access (Contd.) YouTube
  3. Lecture 21 : Open Access (Contd.) YouTube
  4. Lecture 22 : Trading YouTube
  5. Lecture 23 : Trading and Power Market YouTube
  6. Lecture 24 : Consumer Welfare YouTube
  7. Lecture 25 : Rights of Consumer YouTube

week 6

  1. Lecture 26 : Offences under the Electricity Act YouTube
  2. Lecture 27 : Tariff YouTube
  3. Lecture 28 : Tariff - Determination YouTube
  4. Lecture 29 : Tariff – Competitive Bidding YouTube

week 7

  1. Lecture 30 : Regulatory Commissions YouTube
  2. Lecture 31 : Regulatory Commissions (Contd) YouTube
  3. Lecture 32 : Appellate Tribunal YouTube
  4. Lecture 33 : Other Institutions under the Act YouTube
  5. Lecture 34 : Electricity (Amendment) Bill 2020/2021 – A Critical Comment YouTube

week 8

  1. Lecture 35 : Renewable Energy YouTube
  2. Lecture 36 : Renewable Energy (Contd.) YouTube
  3. Lecture 37 : Role of Civil Society; Comments on Draft Renewable Energy Act, 2015 YouTube
  4. Lecture 38 : Energy Efficiency YouTube
  5. Lecture 39 : Energy Conservation Act, 2001 YouTube
  6. Lecture 40 : Energy Conservation Act, 2001 (Contd.) YouTube

Syllabus and materials

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Credits and licence

Institution
IIT Kharagpur
Department
Law
Teacher
Prof. Uday Shankar
Level
Undergraduate
Language
English
Subjects
Law
Source
NPTEL
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