3 Steps of Power Reforms | Unbundling, Corporatisation & Privatisation | Disinvestment Funding$$€€₹₹

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Informative video SIR for the power sector and enery law concept 🙏 The video discusses the essence of power sector reforms, emphasizing a three-step process: unbundling, corporatization, and privatization. These reforms, initiated across party lines, aim to enhance efficiency and financial viability. The 1990 Electricity Act mandated the separation of generating, transmission, and distribution entities. Unbundling led to the creation of distinct companies for each function. Corporatization involved transforming these entities into registered companies, seeking funds from various sources. Privatization, the final step, involves disinvestment and has been adopted by states like Delhi and Orissa. The ongoing process reflects a dynamic evolution in India’s power sector.

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The Energy Conservation Act, 2001 The objectives of the Energy Conservation Act-2001 are: o To give policy on which it works and suggestions to national power conservation activities. o Suggest the stakeholders how to make policies and programs on efficient use of power. o Influence multilateral, respective, and private division backing to execute the Energy Conservation Act. o To advertise the phenomenon of energy efficiency and conservation in the country. ATOMIC ENERGY ACT, 1962 The Atomic Energy Act provided a ground work to support India’s nuclear energy program. This was followed by the establishment of the Atomic Energy Commission which would determine accumulations of atomic minerals with the help of mineral survey sections and train scientists to carry out better research work related to nuclear power and energy. THE ENERGY CONSERVATION ACT, 2001 The Energy Conservation Act, 2001 was enacted to provide for efficient use of energy and its conservation and for matters connected therewith. This act provides for the establishment and incorporation of the Bureau of Energy Efficiency (BEE).