Firm Power, Not Infirm: Supreme Court Holds TANGEDCO Liable To Pay Fixed Charges Before Full Commissioning

Supreme Court held that TANGEDCO must pay fixed charges for electricity supplied before full commissioning. The Court ruled that power generated from a cycle gas turbine after achieving COD is firm power and cannot be treated as infirm.

Lawyers Must Verify Judgments Before Citing: Delhi High Court Warns Against Misleading the Court

The Delhi High Court emphasised that briefing counsel and instructing law firms must ensure cited judgments are valid and not under appeal or review, stressing that misleading the court undermines fairness and judicial integrity.

Supreme Court: Press Releases or Administrative Clarifications Not a “Change in Law” Under Power Purchase Agreements

The Supreme Court held that press releases and administrative clarifications cannot be treated as a “Change in Law” under PPAs. Nabha Power and Talwandi Sabo’s appeals for compensation against PSPCL were dismissed.

Supreme Court Slams Gujarat Power Body: ‘Can’t Act Like Private Entity’, Rejects GUVNL Pleas on Wind Energy Tariff

Supreme Court dismissed GUVNL’s appeal, ruling it must follow public policy, not just profits. SC upheld GERC and APTEL’s orders on fair wind energy tariffs.