KPTCL cracks down on 45 self-execution projects violating power rules
“However, where projects continue to disregard the regulatory requirements, necessary legal action will be initiated in accordance with the directions of Chief Minister D.K. Ram Prasath Manohar, Managing Director, KPTCL, said, “The matter has been discussed with Mr. Shivakumar, who has directed the department to take appropriate action in the larger public interest.
- ▪“However, where projects continue to disregard the regulatory requirements, necessary legal action will be initiated in accordance with the directions of Chief Minister D.K.
- ▪Ram Prasath Manohar, Managing Director, KPTCL, said, “The matter has been discussed with Mr.
- ▪Shivakumar, who has directed the department to take appropriate action in the larger public interest.
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Karnataka Power Transmission Corporation Limited (KPTCL) has identified 45 cases and served notices to large housing or commercial establishments for failing to complete the mandatory electrical infrastructure within the stipulated timeline under self execution projects or have violated the provisions of the Karnataka Electricity Regulatory Commission (KERC).A release on Friday stated that a penalty of 10% will be imposed in accordance with the applicable KERC regulations for violations.
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