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Electricity Act 2003, enacted on 10th June 2003, brings about a paradigm shift by opening up the Indian power sector to competition. The Act replaces three main existing acts governing power sector, namely, Indian Electricity Act, 1910, the Electricity (Supply) Act, 1948 and the Electricity Regulatory Commissions Act, 1998. The act brings about de-licensing of thermal generation, open access in transmission, open access of distribution network in phases, multiple licensing in distribution zones and de-licensing of rural electricity supply. This sets tone for a competitive era in Indian power sector.
To stand up to the challenges posed by ongoing changes and utilize opportunities for investment and growth in the sector, there is a need not only to understand implications of various provisions of the Electricity Act 2003 and, but more importantly, to work out strategies to meet such challenges. This course would enable participants to understand the issues emerging out of implementation of the Electricity Act 2003 and to evolve appropriate response to address the same.
The course would be useful for managerial, technical and supervisory staff of electric utilities including generation, transmission and distribution, members and staff of regulatory commissions, policy makers, investors and the academic community across the country. The course material would be drawn from the existing literature, ongoing research in the area, and national and international experience in deregulation of power sector.
Course Duration: April 10 - 14, 2004
Venue: PBCEC Building, Visitors’ Hostel, IIT Kanpur.
Faculty: The faculty for this course will be drawn from various departments of IIT Kanpur, IIM Lucknow, and experts from the sector.
The main topics to be covered in the course
are
Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Kanpur is one of the premier academic and research institutions in the area of technical education and research.
Set up in 1974, the Department of Industrial and Management Engineering (IME) is one of the first in the country to recognize the strength of combining the training of engineers with management. The department currently offers M Tech, Ph D and MBA degrees. The department is engaged in a diverse set of activities including teaching, academic research, industry consultancy and management development programs.
The department places significant emphasis on teaching and research in infrastructure management including power, telecom and urban infrastructure sectors addressing issues related to regulation, policy and finance.
Applicants are requested to register for the course by 25th March 2004. The registration fee is Rs. 10,000/- per participant. For participants from academic institutions, the registration fee is Rs. 7,000/- per participant.
Payment should be made in favour of “Co-ordinator, CII-EA” payable at State Bank of India, IIT Kanpur (Bank Code-1161).
The registration fee includes course pack, boarding and lodging at IIT Kanpur. Applications should be made on the registration form or its photocopy. Advanced e-mail registrations with required particulars can be made, subject to receipt of appropriate registration fee.
Members and staff of Regulatory Commissions, managerial, technical and supervisory staff of power sector utilities including generation, transmission and distribution, IPPs, financial institutions, consultants, equipment manufacturers, R & D organizations, policy makers, academia and other stakeholders.
Dr. Anoop Singh & Prof. A. K. Mittal
Department of Industrial
and Management Engineering,
Indian Institute of Technology
KANPUR (INDIA) – 208 016
Phone : 0512 - 259 7679, 259 7376
Fax : 0512 - 259 7553
E-mail : anoops@iitk.ac.in
Web : http://www.iitk.ac.in/ime
Shri Bhanu Bhushan,
Member, CERC
Shri J L Bajaj, Former Chairman, UPERC
Shri S K Dube, Director (Operations), PTC
Prof. S C Srivastava, IIT Kanpur
Prof. A K Mittal, IIT Kanpur
Prof. P K Kalra, IIT Kanpur
Dr. S N Singh, IIT Kanpur
Prof. Ashok Banerjee, IIM Lucknow
Dr. Anjula Gurtoo, IIM Lucknow
Dr. Puneet Chitkara, Power Sector Expert
Mr. Vivek Mishra, Director (Tariff), MPERC
Dr. Anoop Singh, IIT Kanpur
Kanpur is well connected through Rail, Road and Air (through Lucknow) link.
IIT Kanpur is located on Delhi-Kolkata GT Road about 16 Kms from Kanpur Central Railway Station. Taxi (Rs. 150-160) and auto (Rs. 80-90) services are available from the railway station on hire. Nearest airports is in Lucknow (100 KM). Direct Pre-paid Taxis (About Rs. 1000+) from Lucknow Airport to IIT Campus are available on hire.
Accommodation for the participants is arranged at the Visitors' Hostel (Guest House) on a twin-sharing basis. The registration fee includes accommodation and meals only. STD facility is available at Visitors' Hostel on payment basis. The participants would have limited access to internet / e-mail from the campus. A Rail reservation facility is available inside the campus through a Rail reservation centre. The campus has a shopping complex within easy reach from VH.
On your arrival, please follow instructions
to reach Visitors' Hostel from the Main Gate security.