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What are the infrastructural
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The infrastructural requirements for availing open
access benefits differ from state to state, as prescribed by the state
regulatory commissions. While some states prescribe having an independent
feeder from the substation/ powerhouse supplying power, others permit open
access on a mixed feeder (meaning many consumers are connected to that
feeder). Having an independent feeder enables the consumer
to avail open access even during load shedding, thereby ensuring
uninterrupted power supply, 24 hours of the day. Those availing on mixed feeder will not be
eligible to get power during power cuts. Availability Based Tariff (ABT) Compliant, 0.2s
class, energy meter however is compulsory in all states. The number of these meters and the place of
their installation differ from state to state. The Central Electricity Regulatory Commission
(CERC), which is responsible for open access regulation in India has
prescribed a minimum connected load of 1MW for availing open access.
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