Regulator deals a big blow to IEX’s monopoly on power trading

India's largest, most dominant power exchange is staring at market share and earnings loss after a key decision by the electricity regulator. Shareholders are not happy. Separately, a big win for climate litigation globally.

25 July, 20258 min
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