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National <strong>Report</strong> (Vol.-II)<br />

Study on ‘Impact <strong>of</strong> Restructuring <strong>of</strong> SEBs’<br />

7.2.18 Review, in consultation with the Regulatory Commissions, the current policy<br />

<strong>of</strong> Flat Rate Tariff for the agriculture sector, to deter the consumers from<br />

availing unlimited quantity <strong>of</strong> power; and explore means to gradually reduce<br />

the cross-subsidy over a given period. [Para 6.22.6 (a)]<br />

7.2.19 Encourage the development <strong>of</strong> non-conventional energy sources through<br />

innovative measures; such as providing suitable incentives and discouraging<br />

the use <strong>of</strong> conventional energy for heating purposes in large industrial,<br />

commercial and residential complexes and making solar energy systems<br />

mandatory. [Para 6.27.3]<br />

7.2.20 Entrust the State Transmission Corporation with the task <strong>of</strong> Statewide<br />

planning for the power sector; and induct experienced personnel for such<br />

assignments. [Para 6.29]<br />

7.2.21 The States, which have not yet reorganised their SEBs, may review and adopt<br />

with suitable customisation, the model followed by Andhra Pradesh, Haryana,<br />

Karnataka, etc., (Model II, as mentioned at Para 4.6.4, Chapter-4) for<br />

restructuring their SEBs. [Para 6.7.3]<br />

7.3 Steps Suggested for Implementation by the Utilities<br />

7.3.1 The Utilities should design a focused and effective communication strategy,<br />

jointly with the respective State Governments by engaging pr<strong>of</strong>essionals in this<br />

field. The ‘message’ should highlight the imperatives and benefits <strong>of</strong> the sector<br />

reforms and all stakeholders should be targeted. The strategy should also<br />

include: conducting face-to-face meetings with staff representatives and<br />

enlisting the participation <strong>of</strong> civil society organisations, etc. [Para 6.3]<br />

7.3.2 Enlist the support <strong>of</strong> the media, especially the electronic media, to spread the<br />

message and beneficial effects <strong>of</strong> the reform process; involve Gram Panchayats<br />

and other local bodies in the communication strategy. [Para 6.3.13]<br />

7.3.3 Prepare an efficient and forward looking HR policy with the help <strong>of</strong> consultants<br />

to enhance pr<strong>of</strong>essionalism, morale and motivation <strong>of</strong> the staff at all levels.<br />

Also, initiate action to right-size the staff and strengthen the middle and top<br />

management levels by inducting pr<strong>of</strong>essionals. [Para 6.5]<br />

7.3.4 MoAs should be signed with State Department <strong>of</strong> Energy/<strong>Power</strong>, specifying<br />

annual targets and commitments. [Para 6.12]<br />

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