- An overall Rs 300-crore burden on consumers as a result of the higher tariff and concessions
- A Rs 1,900-crore sales tax largesse for the windmill operators
- Rs 4,500-crore incentives for power worth only Rs 10 crore
- A higher tarrif of Rs 3.50 per unit escalating at the rate of 15 paise every year for projects after 2002
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