CEA Regulations definition

CEA Regulations means regulations notified by the Central Electricity Authority
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CEA Regulations means, in addition to these Conditions, the various regulations published by CEA for the performance of the carriage of Passengers and their Baggage and which are effective on the date of ticket issuance, including Special Fares and their Tariff rules.
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CEA Regulations means, in addition to these Conditions, the various regulations published by CEA for the performance of the carriage of
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Examples of CEA Regulations in a sentence

  • In addition, the Indian Electricity Rules, Electricity Act 2003, CEA Regulations, Statutory requirements of Central Govt., GERC and State Government of Gujarat (applicable codes), shall also be complied with.

  • Other CEA Regulations and MoP guidelines, as applicable, shall also be followed.

  • At new substation, sizing of 220 V battery and battery charger shall be done based on the number of bays specified (including future bays) as per CEA Regulations and relevant IS.

  • Any SPG not complying with the provisions of CEA Regulations shall be liable to pay reactive power compensation, at the rate to be approved by the Commission, if the situation warrants.

  • Other CEA Regulations/ guidelines as amended up to date and MoP guidelines, as applicable, shall also be followed.

  • The reporting procedure shall be in accordance with the relevant CEA Regulations.

  • The Ownership of Meters, Standards, Meter failure or discrepancies, Calibration and periodical testing of the meters installed shall be as per the CEA Regulations.

  • The Petitioner has also stated that it replaces the old electromechanical meters with the Electronic/ Static meter to increase the efficiency, which is in lines with the provisions of CEA Regulations.

  • Other CEA Regulations and MoP guidelines, as applicable, shall also be followed and complied with.

  • Our aim in this study is to interpret corpus data about three types of cohesion—co-reference, substitution and conjunction—as well as their subtypes.