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In India, because of socio-economic constraints, there is cross subsidy (CS) regime in electricity sector under that industrial consumers cross subsidize agricultural and residential consumers. This paper attempts to analyze the impact of CS on the industrial demand from the state distribution units. To measure the impact, elasticity of electricity demand in context of CS is estimated and to estimate CS elasticity, panel data techniques are used. The main finding of the paper is that the impact of CS on the Discom’s industrial load in is limited. The elasticity value of CS is −0.54, which is significantly lower than 1 (the perfectly elastic value), which means that change in CS does not have any meaningful influence on the electricity demand of the industrial consumers.

AN ANALYTICAL STUDY OF CROSS SUBSIDY IMPACT ON ELECTRICITY DEMAND FROM INDUSTRIES: CASE OF ELECTRICITY DISTRIBUTION UTILITIES IN INDIA