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Karnataka Power Reforms   -   Objectives of Restructuring and Privatization Program

 

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  1. Next stage of reforms of Karnataka's power sector will include further restructuring, of KPTCL into several utilities and their privatization thereafter.The objective of these measures is to promote the development of an efficient, commercially viable and competitive power supply industry, which can provide reliable quality supply, at competitive prices, to various classes of consumers in the state, which would in course of time develop into a net contributor to the State budget. Goverbment of Karnataka is at the same time particular to ensure that the social and environmental aspects are fully taken onto account during and aftyer restructuring. Upon completion of the reform process, it is expected that adequate power aupply will be available to all the consumers without interruptions. Consequent to introduction of efficient management and rationailzation of tariffs Government hopes that it would not be necessary to provide subsides to the power sector operations. The sector will be a net contributor to the State's financial resources. Power utilities are expected render good service to the consumers, by arranging power supply expeditiously, and attending promptly to their complaints and power generation, transmission and distribution in Karnataka will be carried out in socially responsible and environmentally sustaiinable ways.
     
  2. In order to achieve these objectivesthe primary task is to restore the financial health of the power sector, so that it acquires creditworthiness, which in turn will attract private investments and management skills. Such an envirionment will ultimately promote competition and efficiency, and will be conductive to healthy development of the power sector.

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