1) Till the year January 1995, the entire requirement of RInfra to supply electricity to its consumers was supplied by TPC from the generating stations of TPC at Trombay, Thermal Power Station and Hydro Power Stations at Khopoli, Bhivpuri and Bhira. Subsequently, RInfra in February 1995 installed and commissioned its 500 MW power generating station in Dahanu. However, supply from Dahanu generating station was given to the erstwhile MSEB due to the absence of interconnection facilities. In 1998, subsequent to the Principles of Agreement entered into between RInfra and TPC, under the aegis of the State Government, the 220 kV inter-connection point at Borivali was charged and 500 MW of generation from Dahanu was given to RInfra, with the balance being supplied by TPC. There was no problem till around FY 2005-06, when the power generated by TPC and RInfra was sufficient to meet the combined power requirements of RInfra, TPC and BEST. For FY 2006-07, due to the increase in demand, there was a demand-supply gap, and TPC procured the additional power requirement from outside the State to meet the overall gap in Mumbai. In its Order dated October 3, 2006 for Reliance Energy Limited (REL) for FY 2005-06 and FY 2006-07 (Case No. 25 of 2005 and 53 of 2005), the Commission had ruled as under:
