The Dabhol Power Company has proposed a split-tariff proposal to the Centre.
According to a senior government official, DPC has suggested Rs 3.50 per unit for the power generated in phase I to be billed to the Maharashtra State Electricity Board, and a slightly lower tariff of Rs 3.30 per unit for phase II, the offtake of which would be ensured by the Centre.
Enron India chief K Wade Cline made the proposal at the last meeting of the Godbole Committee, held on Tuesday.
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The Central government nominee, AV Gokak, was present at the negotiating committee meeting for the first time.
Sources said Gokak
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