Hyderabad
The Electricity Regulation Commission (TGGAN) approved a gap in the income of southern and northern energy distribution in Telangana (DISCOMS) and Cooperative Electric Supply Society (CESS) for 13,499.41 CRORE with income for approved tariff and further passion and further conformity based on consumers.
The chairman of the justice TGARJU Nagarjun on Tuesday issued a Tuesday for consumers of two discomes and withdrawal orders for tariffs in the area of retail supply for 2025-26. He also issued a requirement of aggregated income (ARR) and CROSS subsidy surcharge (CSS) approved by the Commission for the Financial Year.
The Commission approved the ARR of Southern Power Distribution Company Company LTD (TGSPDCL) for 41 128 218 218,21 Crore and TGNPDCL at 17,499,87 Crore, totaling 58,628,09 Crore at 65,849,74 Crore. Similarly, the Commission approved the Arr of Cess for 581.38 GBP Crore against the 654.65 Crore, which was looking for it.
Tgerc chairman said that the differences in income approved for TGSPDCL amounted to 4,980,34 crore and for TGNPDCL it was 8 141.70 Crore. Similarly for CESS, it was approved at 377.37 GBP Crore. He noted that subsidies committed by the state government were 17.4% higher compared to last year-13 499.41 GBR for 2025-26 compared to 11,499.52 GBP. The subsidy committed by the government includes 11 602.60 GBP for free energy for agricultural pumps and 1,896.81 Crore for domestic consumers, especially for 200 units per month free of charge.
As the Commission has already announced, there is no revision of the tariff for any consumer category. The public hearing on the designs for tariff and ARR took place on 18, 19 and 21 March, respectively 21 March 19th and 21st March.
The Commission improved the contractual load Limited for electric vehicle charging stations (EV) (LT-IX) from the existing 56 kilowatts/75 hp to 150 kW/201 hp. Similarly, the fees for the support of the grid are approved to 18.48 GBP for kilowatt per month.
Standby fees for consumer with open access consumers would be 10% above the valid tariff only in the extent of energy that exceeds contractual maximum demand. However, standby fees would not be collected if the consumer with open access in advance reported on 24 hours the Licensee (Discom). Election fees would also not be collected if open access consumers attracted green energy with a warning at least one day in advance.
Published – 29 April 2025 20:53
