The Electricity Act, 2003 has significantly enlarged the spectrum of responsibility of Central Electricity Regulatory Commission,CERC a key regulator of power sector in India, is a statutory body functioning with quasi-judicial status under sec – 76 of the Electricity Act 2003. Electricity Regulatory Commission. Under the ERC Act, 1998 only the tariff fixation powers were vested in CERC. The new law of 2003 has entrusted on the CERC several other responsibilities in addition to the tariff fixation powers, for instance, the powers to grant license for inter-State transmission, inter-State trading and consequently to amend, suspend and revoke the license, the powers to regulate the licensees by setting performance standards and ensuring their compliance,etc. Engagement of Staff Consultants in the Regulatory Affairs Wing of CERC Principal Research Officer Essential Qualifications: -Post Graduate degree in Engineering/Sciences/ Economics /Public Policy/ Management (Finance / Infrast...