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Electricity powers every aspect of modern India, yet few people truly understand how it is generated, regulated, and priced. This book changes that.Introduction to Electricity Supply and Regulation in India is a comprehensive yet accessible guide to both the technical and legal dimensions of India's power sector. Written for students, professionals, and curious readers alike, it breaks down complex subjects into clear, readable chapters, no engineering or law degree required.The book is organised into two parts:
PART ONE: THE TECHNICAL SIDE
Learn how electricity is generated from coal, hydro, nuclear, solar, and wind sources. Understand how it travels from power plants through transmission lines and substations to reach your home or factory. Chapters cover electric power generation, transmission systems, distribution networks, energy measurement, protective devices, and smart grid technology - giving you a solid grounding in how India's electrical infrastructure actually works.
PART TWO: THE LEGAL AND REGULATORY FRAMEWORK
Trace the history of electricity legislation in India from the colonial era to the landmark Electricity Act 2003. Understand the roles of CERC, SERCs, DISCOMs, and the Central Electricity Authority. Explore how tariffs are set, why electricity bills vary so widely across states, how privatisation of distribution companies is reshaping the sector, and what India's renewable energy targets mean for the future.
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Siva Prasad Bose
Siva Prasad Bose is an author of various introductory guidebooks related to aspects of Indian laws. He is currently retired after many years of service in Uttar Pradesh Power Corporation Limited in Lucknow. He received his engineering degree from Jadavpur University, Kolkata and has a law degree from Meerut University, Meerut and a BSc from MMH College Ghaziabad. His interests lie in the fields of family law, civil law, law of contracts, and areas of law related to power electricity related issues.
