Abstract

In this paper, a discussion has been made about the current contemporary issues and challenges of the power sector in Haryana. The issues related to tariff rates, transmission and distribution losses, financial constraints & NPA, capacity constraints, and aggregate technical and commercial losses are discussed. The Haryana Power Utilities (HPUs) are required to be changed adequately from substantial losses to the sound profits by taking legitimate activities for improving the financial efficiencies, and technical performance.

Highlights

  • India is set for quick, supported development in energy demand

  • The per capita electricity consumption had increased gradually since 2014-15 to 2018-19. Despite these issues related to tariff rates, transmission and distribution losses, financial constraints & NPA, capacity constraints, and aggregate technical and commercial losses are becoming main reasons which affect performance of power sector, respectively

  • In this paper, a discussion has been made about the current contemporary issues and challenges of the power sector in Haryana’s context

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INTRODUCTION

India is set for quick, supported development in energy demand. Power is one of the vital key drivers of financial advancement and assumes an urgent job in the financial advancement process. Energy engages social and financial advancement and adversely affects the earth. A non-stop, predictable, dependable and moderate supply of power is essential for financial improvement, standardized savings and open welfare. The accessibility and availability of moderate and subjective power offers fuel to the motor of monetary development. India is the third-largest producer (1,290 billion KWh) and the third largest buyer of electricity (1,122KWh per individual) on the planet Singh and Vashishtha (2019)

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