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Who each body is, what law created them, and what they're actually responsible for — the foundational reference most other coverage on this site assumes you already know.
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CERC, CEA and the quasi-judicial and technical bodies that set tariffs, standards and grid rules.
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Acts
The Electricity Act, the Energy Conservation Act, and the mining-related Acts that everything else in this section sits under.
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BEE, CCO, SECI, EESL, PFC, REC and IREDA — the bodies that actually deliver policy on the ground.
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Every CERC tariff control period since 2001 — regulations, statements of reasons and annexures, by period.
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