Section 2 of EA 2003, Electricity Act : Section 2: Definitions

EA 2003, Electricity Act

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Explanation using Example

Example Application of Section 2 of The Electricity Act, 2003:

Imagine a scenario where a new residential complex is being developed. The developer needs to ensure that the complex will have a reliable electricity supply. They approach a "distribution licensee" (as defined in point 41) who is authorized to supply electricity in that particular "area of supply" (point 3).

The developer learns that to connect the complex to the power grid, they need to construct "dedicated transmission lines" (point 16). They consult with the "Central Ele...

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