CEIG definition
Examples of CEIG in a sentence
Part commissioning shall mean commissioning of a threshold capacity of 30 MWAC and can achieve further Part Commissioning in minimum steps of 10 MWAC till full Commissioning of the Project is achieved, subject to the acceptance by the CEIG and the concerned ESCOM.
In any Contract Year, if ‘X’ MWh of energy has been metered out at the Delivery Point for ‘Y’ MW of the Contracted Capacity, CUF= (X MWh/(Y MW*8766) ) X100% CEIG means Chief Electrical Inspector of Government.
SPG would have to take approval for the interfacing the Project with Grid/Electrical Loads of every location from DISCOM/ CEIG, applicable.
On the other hand, the case of the respondent is based on the Report of the CEIG, which would show that the respondent was B ready to commission the project.
As previously announced2, the anticipated timing of the Project’s FID is Q3 CY2025, which will allow for CEIG and the Company to continue to advance the detailed engineering necessary for construction and finalise all relevant EPC packages in such a manner, which will ensure the underlying performance and deliverability of the project.
It is pointed out that these thefts took place after the certification by the CEIG.
It is the case of the appellant that as the first respondent had failed to comply with the conditions subsequent, by misrepresentation and manipulation, it purported to obtain approval from the Chief Electrical Inspector General (CEIG) under Regulation 32 of electricity supply) Regulation, 2010 read with Section 162 of the Act.
As far as the CEIG Report is concerned, the case of the appellant appears to be that the respondent had played a fraud in obtaining the CEIG Report.
When the team of the appellant carried out the physical inspection, (it was done on 19.04.2018), the appellant’s team also substantially endorsed the Report of the CEIG.
The inspection and the report of the CEIG cannot be lightly brushed aside on such a case.