Power sector reforms attract private investment, transforming developing countries' economies.
Private investment in the power sector is influenced by government policies and regulations. Different countries have taken various steps to attract private investors, such as India opening up its power sector in the 90s. The Electricity Act of 2003 in India allowed for competition and improved the environment for private investment. However, the level of private investment in India's power sector is not as high as in some other countries like Argentina, Brazil, China, Mexico, and Thailand. The way reforms are implemented and the presence of clear policies and independent regulatory bodies play a significant role in attracting private and foreign investment in the power sector.