Taking a leaf of electricity reforms from other countries


TPA enables independent power producers, suppliers, or other entities to access the transmission and distribution networks for electricity, promoting innovation among renewable energy producers.

MANY countries have allowed third-party access (TPA) to their power grids as part of broader energy market reforms aimed at increasing competition and efficiency.

TPA enables independent power producers, suppliers, or other entities to access the transmission and distribution networks for electricity, promoting innovation among renewable energy producers.

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