Karnataka's electricity distribution is currently managed by state-owned ESCOMs, each serving a fixed geographic zone without consumer choice. The state government is considering granting Tata Power a distribution licence, which could introduce competition, improve service quality, and attract private investment. However, critics warn it may lead to higher tariffs and reduced control over essential services. The decision will shape the state's power sector dynamics and consumer experience.
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