Indianmandarins has reliably learnt that the NaMo
administration has picked Arun Goyal (Retd
IAS:1985:UT) for the post of Member, Central Electricity Regulatory Commission
(CERC). Goyal retired August last year from the post of Secretary
(Coordination), Cabinet Secretariat. Until last week name of CMD of a Central
PSU did rounds for the key position. Presently, Dr P K Pujari is Chairman of CERC whereas Indu
Sheskhar Jha and Dr M K Iyer are Members. Subject to ACC approval Goyal will
replace the outgoing Member Dr M K Iyer completing his tenure next month. The Commission (CERC) aims at fostering the interests of power
consumers by promoting competition, efficiency and economy in bulk power
markets, improving the quality of supply, promoting investments and advising
government on the removal of institutional barriers to bridge the demand supply
gap.
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By IndianMandarins - 2020-01-13 11:02:00
Indianmandarins has reliably learnt that the NaMo
administration has picked Arun Goyal (Retd
IAS:1985:UT) for the post of Member, Central Electricity Regulatory Commission
(CERC). Goyal retired August last year from the post of Secretary
(Coordination), Cabinet Secretariat. Until last week name of CMD of a Central
PSU did rounds for the key position.
Presently, Dr P K Pujari is Chairman of CERC whereas Indu Sheskhar Jha and Dr M K Iyer are Members. Subject to ACC approval Goyal will replace the outgoing Member Dr M K Iyer completing his tenure next month.
The Commission (CERC) aims at fostering the interests of power consumers by promoting competition, efficiency and economy in bulk power markets, improving the quality of supply, promoting investments and advising government on the removal of institutional barriers to bridge the demand supply gap.
