Experts say reversing the exit of industrial users from the grid will require tariff reform, targeted investments, tailored industrial pricing, and improved service partnerships to restore trust and ensure grid stability.
A recent report by BusinessDay shows that big energy users and spenders are increasingly shifting away from reliance on power distributed by Electricity Distribution Companies (DisCos), choosing instead to generate their electricity.
At the heart of the exodus lies the unreliabi
Experts say reversing the exit of industrial users from the grid will require tariff reform, targeted investments, tailored industrial pricing, and improved service partnerships to restore trust and ensure grid stability.
A recent report by BusinessDay shows that big energy users and spenders are increasingly shifting away from reliance on power distributed by Electricity Distribution Companies (DisCos), choosing instead to generate their electricity.
At the heart of the exodus lies the unreliabi
