The power of choice: Why policymakers must foster competition in the electricity sector

The power sector needs more players competing with each other for consumers to benefit from the efficiencies of private suppliers rather than being stuck with only state suppliers. Since electricity is a concurrent subject, the Centre must find a way to build consensus with states to accomplish this

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