Background Notes for Revision [As per basic principles of tariff design, tariff for different category of consumers need to be aligned around the average cost of supply. The projected cost of supply fer FY 2014-15 has Increased to Rs, 7.08/kWh from the average cost of supply Rs, 6.12/KWh as approved by Hon'ble Commission in its Tariff Order dated 32° May, 2013 for FY 2013-14, ‘The aforesaid hike in cost of supply necessitates the increase in tari forthe Reta Consumers, Further under the Financial Restructuring Pla for UP State Discom’s a hke o 10.30% has been ‘considered inthe Retail Tariff for FY 2014-15, The FRP has got in-princple aproval from UPERC ‘on 19.03.2013. Based on projected expenses for FY 2014-15 at exiting tariff there is 2 consolidated revenue gap ‘of Rs. 7,725 crore for 4 Discom’s namely MVVNI, DVVNL, PVVNL & PUVVNL which necessates a hike in retail tariff of around 25%. However to prevent any kind of tariff shock to the consumers, a hike in retal tariff of 10.13% only has been proposed whichis ine withthe tariff hike considered under FRP. The proposed taif hike would improve the total cost coverage {rom 70% to 77%. ‘The note also briefly discusses the logics and arguments behind few ofthe structural changes in ‘the Rate Schedule as outlined below: Ufetine Consumers: The Tarif Policy contemplates that the consumptions norms for lifeline corsumers should be restricted to 30 units per month. Most ofthe States have designed ther tai structure forthe lifeline category in ine wth the tariff policy except Punjab which has a consumption norm of up 10-200 units / month but the Punjab Govt. provides 100% subsidy for this purzose. However, no subsidy is provided by the Govt. of UP for this particular category of consumers. The Thru rate for this eategory is around Rs, 2.73/kWh against cost of supply of Rs. 7.09 / kWh which results In huge uncovered revenue gap. Accordingly the consumptions norms for the Lifeline Category Consumers have been aligned with Other States and in Compliance with Tariff Policy. ‘The following table depicts the comparison among the Major States forthe feline Consumers: Ue 30 ns ESR, os : / (io ite sbsisaes @ a = Ins 2oenw, sapcrntnsing Capen en OPT arg Lake Tense areSeis pte fei pin 30 on “Upto 30 uns ‘Fay suposed by Go nl 180 rors), Panty siosised ore ote ne 00 Re 20h 100-180: Rs, 2 ie fi dcomestonmonth ‘Therefore, to ensure that only genuine lifeline consumers gets the benefit of his ate slab and also in accordance with the provisions of tariff polcy, the celing consumption range has been reduced from 150 units per month to 50 units per month. However to provide additonal relief 10 such consumers the energy rate per unit has been reduced from 2.20 per kWh and 2.60 per kwh toa single rate of Rs. 2.00 per kWh,‘Time of Day (100) Tariff ‘The Time of Day taif (ToD) is a widely accepted Demand side Management (CSM) measure for energy conservation by price. The ToD structure prompts the consumer to change their consumption profile so as to shift thelr loads during off peak hours when the power i relatively cheaper. Tob tariff encourages the distribution licensees to move towards separation of peak and off- ‘beak tarifs which would help n reducing consumption as well as costly power purchase atthe peak time. “The Tarif is set in such a way that it inherently provides incentives and disincentives forthe use of electricity in iferent time periods. The basic objective of implementing Time of Day tari to flatten the load curve over a period ‘of a day resulting in a reduction inthe peaking power requirement and also to enhance power requirement during off peak period. ‘The pattern of load of UP over the last 2 years Is depicted inthe following graphs: ‘Oct 2011 to March 2012ce ‘Apri 2012 to Soptomber 2012 z SELRPPR2S2E SPSL 222820288 hug, Hey Demand 'As observed, during the winter season, the peak occurs between 18:00 hrs to 24:0 hrs and between 05:00 hrs to 12:00 hrs in the morning. The off-peak hours are during the day between 12:00 hes to 18:00 hrs. Similary In the summer season, the peak occurs between 20:00 hrs to (02:0 hrs. The off-peak occurs between 07:00 hrs to 10:00 hrs and 15:00 hrs to 18:00 hs, "Oct 2042 to March 2013 2000 = 700 SUOUUSUSOGEU TCT 202007098 0 ieneFrom the load curves is seen, thatthe system is experiencing peaks during evening and night hhours. The reasons behind peaks during night hours is because UPPCL endeavours to supply ‘energy to domestic consumers as much as possible during the night hours so that they are able to rest and sleep peaceful after hard days' work “This would however require extra supply to domestic consumers during night nours, which can be achieved by having some kind f deterrent onthe industry. ‘Accordingly, in view of already existing peaks and the need to supply more pewer to domestic consumers during night hours, UPPCL proposes that existing TOD structure be reviewed and ‘existing peak rebate during night hours should be done away. From the load curves provided by the SLDC, it may further be seen that system has slightly shifted peak and off peak hours during summer and winter seasons. Based on above facts UPPCL proposes separate TOD structures for the Surrmer and Winter seasons which are as below ‘Edsting Structure - TOD Rates (6 of Enenmy Changes 2200hws-0600hs | (78 ] (06.00 hes —17-00 es O% 37-00 rs 22-00 (ors Proposed Structure - For Summer Season (April to Seo ‘Off Peak Hours (00 hs. 0 30:00 rs (75% ‘Normal Hours 10:0 rs 19:00 rs Of Peak Hours 19:00 hs 08:00 hs (115% Proposed structure - For Winter Season [October to March): ‘Off Peak Hours 35:00s.t020:00e3 | (7s ‘Normal Hours (01.00 hs 08:00 O% Peak Hours (08:00 hvs= 1:00 vs (ase 20:00 hvs= 01:00 hs (15% sa i ces ‘Bhanen t “dank a Lactural Rebate In the present scenario of UP, the supply to rural consumers is scheduled at 10 hrs per day However there has been constant demand for increase in power over the yess frm the rural consumers. Therefore with view to match the demand ane to supply more power to the rural consumers the UPPCL has planned to increase the supply by 40% Le upto 14 hes per day from February, 2014. This increase in power supply wil adversely affect the cashflows due to low tariffs for the rural consumers, therefore to meet the required cash gaps UPPCL has taken 2 View to decrease the rebate allowed for rural consumers in the tariff rates frm 15% to 7.5%. Billable Demand Multiple ‘Most ofthe States have designed their tariff structure restricting the billable demand multiplier at 85% ofthe contract demand, whereas in Uttar Pradesh the same has been designed at 75%. Therefore the same being proposed tobe aligned with Other States and tobe set at 85%. This will in turn ensure better predictability of demand, better load management and efficient procurement of power. ‘The following table depicts the comparison among the Major States: finar Punjab Gujrat he Sn Ged shal be a resin seperated Sing ren Sel aide ae cones conan wacheter | Te tng denen aha be | Te Sd demand eh be Higher if inary" mon. the | Highest of the. flowing | Mohest che flown: Teiiec™ Motrin’ Sera | AS acta “ra | sci, Taam“ donend exceeds 110%" of contact | established during the mont or | Sabished, during, the, month, Sora, ta pen heather ces dad eae ‘demand in axcece of the contact One nunerns vA, ‘demand wl be bled at ice the ermal charges. Madhya Pradesh ‘Andhra Pradesh “TaN Bilabie Dersndh case of HT ‘ing demand shall be maximum | Consumers maximum Demand The bag doman for he month Eralbe ie sctual maximum «a | S2Tand_recacied dung the | charges for any month wl be demand of the consumer dung | ROM oF GOH contacted /eved on the ‘AVA demand wig | Somand. “whenever ie hohe | Se ia Soran the month or GO% of he corvat | OTENAwmienever NENG) seat recorded int nentho ornana whichever is igher. The 20% of Reeidenal Colonies, forth bing demand shal be roundod | bling Semand shal be rounded | cctegory the lng demand 's| the contracted demand whichever Co: Ber number | Fett Demand Resorded) | i higher al Smprtoding Enger AU Geechee ‘ick Ma Eco[RATE SCHEDULE FOR FY 2014-15. RETAILTARIFFS FOR FINANCIAL YEAR 2016-15. (GENERAL PROVISIONS: ‘These provisions shall aply to all catgories unless specified otherwise and are integral part of the Rate Schedule. 1. NEW CONNECTIONS: (i) All new connections shall be given 2s per the applicable provisions of ectricty Supply Code and stall be released in multiples of KW only, ‘excluding consumers of Rate Schedule MV & LM Further, for arf application purposes fractional KW loads (if any) of already existing ‘consumers shal be treated as next higher kW load; (W)New connection of 10 KW & above and 13.4 BHP & above loads shall be ‘ven with instalation of demand recording Static Tr-vector Meter (TVM) ‘or TOD meters as may be appropriate Licensee shall ensure instalation of Demand Recording Tri-vector Meter (TVM) or TOD meters, (as may be appropriate) on all existing consumers with load of 10 kW/ 13.4 BHP and above as the case may be and for all consumers of Rate Schedule where ‘ToD rates have been specified [READING OF METERS: spor applicable provisions of Electrcy Supply Code. 3. GILLING WHEN METER 1S NOT ACCESSIBLE OR NOT READ (NA / NR GILLS - PROVISIONAL PAYMENT}: [As per the provisions of applicable Electrcty Supply Code wih a provision of penalty of RS, 300 / KW / month or as decided by the Commision through an lorder forthe purposes of Clause 62) of applicable Electricity Supply Code. BILLING IN CASE OF DEFECTIVE METERS: ‘As per the applicable provisions of lectrity Supply Cade.aes? KVAH TARIFF: “tan based taf’ shallbe applicable on all consumers having contracted load of 10 kW & above for Light, Fan & Power and 13.4 BHP & above for Mote Power loads, under sifferent categories with static TVM / TOD meters installed (as appropiate). ‘The rates prescribed in diferent categories in terms of KW and kivh wall be converted into appropriate VA and kVA by multiplying Fixed / Cemand Charges and Energy Charges by an average power factor of 0.90. simile, the Fed / ‘Demand Charges express in BHP canbe converted into respective kVA rates in accordance with forma gven below: ‘Demand Charges in KVA= (Demand Charges in BHP * 0.90) / 0.786, ‘By applying the same formula Fiked Charges can also be calculated he power factor ofa consumers leading and is within the range of 0.95 £1.00, then for tariff application purposes such leading power factor shall be treated 6 unity. The bile of such consumers shall be prepared accordingly, However, the leading power factor is below 0.85 (ead) then the consumer shall be billed as per the KVAn reading Irdicated by the meter. However, the aforesaid provsion of treating power factor below (095 (lead) as the commensurate lagging power factor forthe purposes of, billig shall not be applicable on HV-3 category and shal be treated as unity. Hence, fr HV, lag + lead logic ofthe meter should not be used ‘and “tag only” logic ofthe meter should be provides which Blocks leading VAR thereby treating leading power factor a5 unity and registering Instantaneous ivh as instantaneous KVAN in case of leading power factor. BILABLE DEMAND: Forall consumers having ttle Te+-vector Meter / TOD Meters (Demand Recording Meters} instalee, the bilable demand dung a month shall be the actual ‘maximum demand as indicated by TVM / TOD meter (can bein parts of KVA) or {85% ofthe contracted load, whichever Is higher. The contacted load In KW shall be alided bya power factor of 090 to work out the equivalent contracted oad in vA and rounded of to nearest integer. ee iBbewss tam ‘enue Mary, Lika7. SURCHARGE / PENALTY: ()bevaven pavmaent: Ifa consumer falls to pay his electricity bil bythe due date specified therein, a late payment surcharge shall be levied at 1.50 % per month. Late payment surcharge shall be calculated proportionately for the number of days for which ‘the payments delayed beyond the de date specified inthe bland levied onthe unpaid amount of the bill excluding surcharge. Imposition of this surcharge i without prejudice to the ight ofthe License to disconnect the supply or take any ‘other measure permisiole under the law. (i) CHARGES FOR EXCEEDING CONTRACTED DEMAND: If the masimum demand in any month ofa consumer having TVM/ TOD / Demand recording meters dose not exceed the Contracted Demand beyond 10% then such ‘excess demand shall be levied at normal rate as charged for exceeding contacted {éemand apart from the demand charge recovery as per the maximum demand recorded by the meter However, if the demand exceeds the contracted demand by mare than 10%; then such excess demand shall be levied at twice the normal rate apart from the demand charge onthe maximum demand indicated bythe meter ‘This additonal charge shal be without prejudice tothe License's right to take such other appropriate action incuding disconnection of supply, as may be deemed necessary to restrain the consumer from exceeding his contacted loa, ‘any surcharge / penalty shall be over and above the minimum charge, ifthe consumption bill ofthe consumer Is being prepared on the basis of minimum charge. POWER FACTOR SURCHARGE: (0) Power factor surcharge shall not be levied where consume is being bile ‘on kvAh consumption bas. (i) shall be obligatory forall consumers to maintain an average power factor of more than 0.85 during any biling period. No new connections of ‘motive power loads / Inductive loads above 3 kW, other than under LMV- ‘Land LMV-2 category, and / oof welding transformers above 24VA shallw w be given, unless shunt capacitors having LS! spedieationsof appropriate ratings are installed, 2s described in ANNEXURE 4.3, In respect of the consumers with or without static TVMs, excluding consumers under LMV-1 category up to connected load of 10 KW and Luav-2 category upto connected load ofS kW, Fon inspection tis found that eapactors of appropriate rating are missing or in-cperatonal and Llcensee can prove thatthe absence of capactr is riing down the ‘power factor ofthe consumer below the obligatory norm of 0.85; then & surcharge of 15% ofthe amount of bil shal be levied on such consumers. Licensee may also Intate action under the relevant provisions of the Electricity Act, 2003, 8 amended from ime to time. Notwithstanding above the Licensee also has aright to disconnect the power supply ithe power Factor falls below 0.75. Power factor surcharge shall however, not be levied durrg the period of Aisconnection on account of any reason whatsoever PROVISION RELATED TO SURCHARGE WAIVER SCHEME FOR RECOVERY OF BLOCKED ARREARS: ‘The Ucensee may, on 3 decision by its Board of Directors, launch a Surcharge Waiver Scheme (One time Settlement Scheme) In any {Wo ‘months of a financial year for recovery ofits blocked arrears by waving of surcharge tothe extent not exceding 50% of overall surcharge for which, no approval ofthe Commission shall be required, Provided tha the Impact of such surcharge waiver shall not be allowed a5 ass through in the next ARR / Tariff or true-ups. In this regard, the LUcensees would have to submit the certfieate duly verified by the statutory auditor, of te surcharge waived for any previous year along withthe ARR / Tarif Petition ofthe ensuing yar. Further, the Licensee may launch a sucharge waiver scheme without any restrcions on quantum of surcharge walver provited the State Government provides an advance subsidy to compensate the complete / fullloss ofthe Lcensee arising out of surcharge waver. ‘The Ucensees would be required to submit the full dtals of each Surcharge Walser Scheme (One time Settlement Scheme) within one ‘manth from the end ofthe scheme a ogre BAND se paren = Geet seat secabeh TE10, PROTECTIVELOA Consumers getting supply on independent feeder at 21kV & above voltage, ‘emanating from agridsub-station, may opt for fact of protectv> load and avail supply during the period of scheduled rostering imposed by the Licensee, except under emergency rostering. An addtional charge @ 100% of base demand charges fhe per month shal be levied on the contracted pretectve (at per Elecicty Supply Code) load each month, During the perioc of scheduled rostering, the load shall not exceed the sanctioned protective lad, In case the ‘consumer exceeds the sanctioned protective load during scheduled rostering, he shall be lable to pay twice the prescribed charges for such excess lad 1. ROUNDING OFF: A bile wil be rounded off tothe nearest rupee, (OPTION OF MIGRATION TO HV2 CATEGORY: The consumer under LMV-1, LMV-2, LMV-4 and LMV-6 with contracted load above 50 KW and getting supply at 21 kv & above voltage shall have an option to migrate to the HV-2 category. Furthermore, the consumers shall ave an option ‘of migrating beck tothe orignal category on payment of charges prescribed in ‘cost Data Book for change in voltage evel, 13. PRE-PAID METERS / AUTOMATIC METER READING SYSTEM: Inne withthe directive given in the lat Tarif Order, the Commision drects the Lcensees to expedite the process of Introduction of pre-paid meters on all government connections and public institutions wanting to opt for with loads below 45 KW and instalation of automatic meter reading systems for loads above ask. 414, Consumers not covered under any rate schedule or expressly exdude from any category: For consumes of igh, fn & power (excusing motive power lead) not covered under any rate schedule or expressly excluded from any LMY rate ichedule willbe categorized under LMv2, D> Sogiesteccc tee3s. ‘wherever, the bling is based on two part aif structure, the fixed charge will be computed on the bass of contracted load. Ace etre te en ae2 ‘RATE SCHEDULE LMV = 35 DOMESTIC UGHT, FAN & POWER: APPLICABILITY: This schedule shal apply to: a » (CHARACTER AND POINT oF SUPPL RATE: Premises for residential / domestic purpose, Janata Serve Connections, KutirIyoti Connections, Places of Worship (eg Temples, Mosques, ‘Guruawaras, Churches) and Clete Crematora Mod Loads 1. SokWand above | Registered Societies, Residential Colonies / Townships, Residential Mult-Stovied Bulldings with mixed loads (getting supply a single ‘point withthe condition that 70% of the total contacted load shall be exclusively for the purposes of domeste ight, fan and power. ‘The above mixed load, within 70%, shall also include the load required fr ifs, water pumps and common lighting, 1b. Mltary Engineer Service (MES) fr Defence Establehments (Mixed load without any lod striction) A tesethan sow For mixed loads less than 50 kiv, however, if ane portion of the above load is utiized for conduct of business for non-domestic purposes then the entire energy consume shall be charged under the rate schedule of higher charge ‘As per the apliable provisions of Eletricty Supply Code, Rate, gives the fied and energy charges a which the consumer shallbe bid fr his consumption during the iling period applicable to the category: (2) Consumers getting supply 25 per ‘Rural Schedule’ (other than Tehsll Head ‘Quarters, Nagar Palkas and Nagar Panchayat Areas): anDescription i ned charge Eneray charge) 1) Unmetered Rs, 180/ connection / month wi Wyetered Rs. 50/kW/ month Rs. 2.20// kh (6) Supply at Single Point for bulk loads: Description Fixed Charge Energy Charge residential complexes (eluding the premises) with loads 50 kW above with the cestrction that at For Townships, Registered Societies, Residential Colones, multi-storied ‘water pumps and common lighting within 70% of the total contracted load Is meant exclusively forthe domestic light, fan and power purposes and for Miltary Engineer Service (MES) fr Defence Establishments (ined oad without any load restriction). its, and 1s, | 5.70.00 kW / ‘Month 525 /tavh ‘Te body seaking the supply at Single point for bulk loads under tis category shall be considered asa deemed franchisee ofthe Licensee, (¢ OTHER METERED DOMESTIC CONSUMERS: 4 Ufeine consumers: Consumers with contracted load of 1 KW, energy consumption upto 50 kwh / month Description Fixed charge nergy Charge {oads of kw only and for lconsumption upto s0kwh/ | Rs.80.00/kW/month | Rs 2.00/KWh |month (00 50 kWh / month) 2. thers: Other than lifeline consumers (Le. consumers whe do not qual Speci ego A under the criteria laid down fo feline consumers)Description | Consumption Range | Fined Charge | Energy Charge | {pte 100k / month 5400/0 101-300 kwh month #s.450/ Wh ‘At19385 | 501so0 kwh month | -75.00/ kV / | R500 / kwh month ‘Above 500 kWh month 5550/ kh (From Sor" unit onwards) | Note: 4, For all consumers under this category the maximum demand during the ‘month recorded by the meter hasta be essentially indicated in their monthly bils. However, this condition would be mandatary only incase meter reading Is done by the Licensee. Accordingly, the bls being prepared onthe basis ‘of reading being submitted by the consumer then the consumer would not be lable to furnish maximum demand during the month and his ill would not be held back for lack of data on maximum demand. Recording of uch maximum demand wil be used for the purpose of system planning and consumer education in the current tariff year. me geNON omEsTIC UGH, FAN AND POWER: 4. AppucaBuTY: “This schedule shall apply to all consumers using electric energy for Light, Fan and Power loads for Non-Domestic purposes, Ike all type of Shops, Hotes, Resaurants, Private Guest Houses, Prvate Transit Hostels, Phate Students Hostels, Mariage Houses, Show-Rooms, Commercial / Trading Establishments, Clnema and Theatres, Banks, Cable T.V. Operators, Telephone Booths / PCO (STO {180}, Fex Communication Centres, Photo Copiers, Cyber Caf, rate Diagnostic Centres including XRay Plants, MRI Centres, CAT Scan Centres, Pathologies and Private Advertsing Sign Posts ign Boards, Commercial institutons / Societies, ‘Automobile Service Centres, Coaching institutes, Private Museums, Power Looms ith less than 5 kW load and forall companies registered under Companies Act 1956 with loads less than 75 kW and geting supply at low voltages 2. Character and Point of supply |As per the applicable provisions of Electricity Supply Code 3% RATE Rat, gives the fixed and energy charges at which the consumer shal be bled for his consumption during the iling period applicable to the catego (a) Consumers getting supply as per ‘Rural Schedule’ (other than Tehsil Head ‘Quarters, Nagar Pallas and Nagar Panchayat Areas}: eserption Fixed charge Energy charge (i)_Urrmetered [s.350/connection/menth | __ wi (i) Metered | s. 65 / kw /manth 5.2.75 / kwh sse10 oD epee Engine AL hrctesbaka thoes tam ‘easek Mare Laskar(b) Private Advertsing / Sign Posts / Sign Boards / Glow Signs / Fes: For all commercial roadside rooftops of bullags) advertisement hoardings such as Private Advertsing / Sign Posts / Sign Boards / Glow Seg / Flex, the rate of charge shall be as below: Description | Fined charge _| Energy Charge | _ Minimum charge Metered Rs. 14.00/ kwh | Rs. 1200/hW/Month For aplication ofthese rates Licensee shall ensure that such consumption i separately metered. (6) In all other eases, inclusing urban consumers and consumers getting supely through rural feders but exempted from scheduled rostering | retritons or through o-generating radial federsin vilages / towns Consumption Range | Fixed Charge | Energy charge Upto 350 kWh / month 8.5.00 /4w 351~200.Wh/ month 5 650/40 Rs 20000 kw |——— 301~1000%Wh/month | month | S680 /K0H | Above 2003 kWh / month =a (From 3001" unit onwards) oie 4 For all consumers under this category the maximum demand during the ‘month recorded by the meter has to be estentily indicated in their monthly bill, However, this condition would be mandatory ont In cate meter reading |s done by the censee. Accordingly, the bls being prepared onthe basis of reading being submitted by the consumer then the consumer would not be able to furnish maximum demand during the month and hs ill would not be held back fr lak of data on maximum demand, rei = reat eres4 REBATE TO POWER LOOMS: Rebate to Power Loom consumers shall be applicable In acoréance with the Government order dated 16" June, 2006 and the Commission's acer dated 11° July, 2006 subject to adherence of provision of advance subsidy. ‘Weds Bar, Lacoow‘RATE SCHEDULE LMV 3; PUBLCLAWPS: 4. APPLICABILITY: ‘This schedule shal apply to Public Lamps Including Street Lighting System, Road “Tratfi Control Signals, Lighting of Public Parks, etc. The street iting in Haran Bastis and Rural Area are alo covered by this rate schedule 2. CHARACTER AND POINT OF SUPPLY: {sper the apliableprousions af letity Supply Code. 3. RATE: Rate gives the ined and energy charges including the TOD ratesas applicable to the hour of operation) at which the consumer shall be bile for Ns consumption uring the biling period applicable to the category: (2) Unmetered Supply: Description GGram Panchayat | Nagar Paka and | Nagar Nigam Nagar Panchayat ‘To be biled on the basis of | Rs. 1700 per kw | Rs. 2000 per Kw or | Rs. 2500 per total connected load | or part thereof| part thereof per] kW or part calouated asthe permonth | month thereof per summation of indvivel month points I ee eed(b) Metered Supply: [Description] Gram Panchayat | Nagar Palka and Nagar Nigam Nagar Panchayat ‘Allloads | Fued eneray |rixea energy [rived | Enerey Charges | charges charges | charges | charges | charges s.120/ | 5.525/|As.150/ | s5.60/ |5.150/ | 5.5.75/ ww fawn [ews [wy [RW [wh month month month ‘TOD Rates applicable forthe metered supply (9 of Energy Charges) 38:00hr=-0600hs [0% 06:00 hrs—18:00hes | (1) 20% 4, For Maintenance Charges’, ‘Provision of Lamp and “Verification of Load’ refer ANNEXURE "4.2.2 ot separ 1 Terese cus te Askar LaconRATE ScneD LH, FAN & POWER FOR PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS AND PRIVATE INSTITUTIONS: [APPUCABILTY: Lav. 4(a)-Pusuic INSTITUTIONS: ‘This schedule shal apply to (a) Government Hospitals / Government Research Insitutions /Ofies ofthe Government Organizations other than companies reqstered under Companies Act 1956. (©) Government & Government aided (i) Educational insttutons (i) Hostels (a) Ubraries (e) Religious and chartabe institutions Including orphanage nomes, old 266 homes and those providing services free of cost or at the charges / structure of charges not exceeding those in similar Government operated (@)_Ratlay Establishments (excluding rally traction, Indusbal premises & Metro) suchas Booking Centres, Rallvay Stations & Railway Research and Development Organization, Ralway rest houses, Rallway holiday homes, Reilway Inspection houses. (€)_Allingia Ratio and Doordarshan. Lav (6)- PRIVATE INSTITUTIONS: This schedule shall apply to non-Government hospitals, using homes / dispensaries / cles, private research institutes, and schoo’ / colleges / educational institutes & charitable instutions / sts not covered under (A) above, 2. CHARACTER AND POINT OF SUPPL: {As per the applicable provisions of Eletrity Supply Code,Rate, ives the ied and energy charges at which the consumer stall be ile for ‘is consumption during the bling period applicable tothe category Description | Fixed charge Energy Charge (8) For Publics, 200 /hw/ |= 1000 kh / month Rs. 650 / kh Institutions ah ‘Above 1000 kWh / month Fs. 680 / kWh (©) For Private |, 200 /kww/ |0~1000 kwh / month Rs. 6:80 / kh — ‘month [Above 2000 kWh / month —Fs.7.10/ kWh “evcise ‘aaa sionRATE SCHEDULE IMs; ‘SMALL POWER FOR PRIVATE TUBE WELLS / PUMPING SETS FOR IRAGATION PURPOSES: 1. APPLICABILITY: ‘This schedule shall apply to all power consumers geting supply as per Rural / Urban Sehedule for Private Tube-wells / Pumping Sets for ierigtion purposes having 2 contracted load up to 25 BHP and for additonal agricultural processes Confined to Chaff-cuter, Thresher, Cane Crusher and Ree Fuller. All new connections under this category sll necessarily have the SI marked energy efficient mone-boc pump sets with power factor compensation capacitors of adequate rating to qualify for the supp Al existing pump sets sal be required to install power factor compensation capacitors, 2. CHARACTER AND POINT OF SUPPLY: ‘As per te applicable provisions of Electric Supply Code, 3 RATE: Rate gives the fied and energy charges at which the consumer sal be ble for his consumption during the biling period applicable tothe catego (A) For consumers getting supply as per Rural Schedule: (0) Unmetered Supply Fixed charge Energy Charge As, 100/ BHP / month fm Consumer under this category wll be allowed 2 ‘maximum lighting load of 120 Watts. Pet? - eo Supcmecig agree AL) ‘pct sbak ues tau Masbak Mary LaskoFined Charge ‘Minimum Charges Energy charge [30706 monn 78a ont | R106 /sh NOTE: Minimum bil poyoble by a consumer under Rural Schedule (Metered Supp) shall Rs. 75 per BHP per month, tl the instalation of the meter, (6) For consumers geting supply as per Urban Schedule (Metered Supply) including consumers getting. supply through rural feeders exempted from scheduled rostering or through co-generating radial feeders in vilages and towns. Fined charge Minimum Charges Energy charge Rs, 55/8HP/month | Rs.220/8HP/month | _ Rs.5.00/ kWh NOTE: Minimum bil payable by © consumer under Urbon Schedule (Metered ‘Supply shall be Rs. 220 per BHP per manth il the instalation of tne meter. eo Aepenending Engine BAL Wevci state Buea fate Pages‘ate Schedule IMV- 6; ‘SMALL AND MEDIUM POWER: 1 APPLICABILITY: This schedule shall apply to all consumers of electrical energy having a contracted Toad up to 100 HP (75 kW) for Industral / processing or agro-ndustial purposes, power loom (load of 5 KW and above) and to other power consumers, not covered Under any other rate schedule. Floriculture / Mushroom farming unts having loads ‘up-to 100 BHP (75K) shall also be covered under this rate schedule, This schedule shall also apply to pumping sets above 25 BHP. 2. CHARACTER AND POINT OF SUPPLY: As per the apliabl provisions af lett Supply Code. 3. RATE: Rat, gives the fixed and energy charges including the TOD rates as applicable tothe hour of operation) at which the consumer shal be Bild for his consumption during ‘the bling period applicable to the category: (A) Consumers geting supply other than Rural Schedule: Consumption Range Fined charge Energy charge 10-1000 kwh /month | Rs-225.00/kW/ month | Rs. 6:50/ kWh ‘Above 1000 kwh / month | s.225.00,/kW/ month | Rs. 7.10/ kwh ‘TOD Rates (of Energy Charge: Forsums i off Peak Hours (04:00 rs. to 10:00 brs (75% Normal Hours 20:00 hws —19:00 hes o% Peake Hours 19°00 hes 08:00 hes (n) 1556 Sepeneing Eg «off Peak Hours 13.00. t0 20:00 rs (75% Normal Hours 01:00 hes = 09:00 nee o% Peak Hours 0900 hre=23:00hrs res 20,00 rs ~01.00 hes 0) 2556 (8) Consumers geting suppl a per Rural Schedule: ‘The consumer under this category shall be entitled to a rebate of 75% on demand & energy charges as given for under urban schedule without TOD rates. 4, PROVISIONS RELATED TO SEASONAL INDUSTRIES: Seasonal industries willbe determined in accordance wit the ereria lad down below. No exhaustive ist can be provided but some examples of industries exhibiting such characterstis are sugar, Ie, rice mil and cold storage. The Industries which operate during certain period of the year, i, have seasonality of ‘operation, can aval the benefits of seasonal industries provided: 1) The load of such industry is above 13.4 BHP (for mative power lads) & 10 W (other loads) and have Trivector Meters / TOD meters installed at ther premises. 1) The continuous period of operation of such industries shll be atleast & (four) ments but not more than 9 (rine) months ina financial year. li) Any prospective consumer, desirous of avaling the seasonal benefit, hall specially decare his season at the time of submission of decoration / execution of agreement mentioning the period of operation ‘unambiguous Js) The seasonal period once notified cannot be reduced during the next consecutive 12 months. The offseason tan is not applicable to ‘composite units having eazonal and other category loads ¥)The offseason tai is io not avaliable to those units who have captive {generation exclusively for process during season and who aallUcensees supply fr miscellaneous loads an other non process loads, oo Vircsuia ehWi) Toe consumer opting fo seasonal benefit ha a lexblty te declare his off seasonal maximum demand subject to 2 maximum of 25% of the contracted demand, The tar rates (demand charge per KW / AVA and ‘energy charge per kWh / KVAR) for such industries dung offseason period willbe the same as for normal period. Further, during the off Season fed charges shall be levied on the basis of maimurm demand recorded bythe meter (not on normal blab demand or on percentage contracted demand). Rates forthe energy charges shall however be the same as during the operational season. Further, fist vlation in the seazon would attract fll bilable demand charges and energy charges Caloulated atthe unlt rate 50% higher than the applicale tariff during ‘normal period but only for the month in which the consumer has efaulted. However, an second default the consumer will forflt the benefit of seasonal rates forthe entie season. REBATE TO POWERLOOMS: Rebate to Power Loom consumers shall be applicable In accordance withthe Government order dated 14" tune, 2006 andthe Commissions crder dated 12" July, 2006 subject to adherence of provision of advance subsidy FACTORY LIGHTING: ‘The electrical energy supplied shall also be utilzed inthe factory premises for lights, fans, coolers, et. which shall mean and include all eneray consumed for {actory lighting In the ofces, the main factory building, stores time keepers office, canteen, staff cub, Horary, crche, dispensary, staff welfare centres, ‘compound lighting et. No separate connection forthe same shallbe provided Pz Trpetssbak i tee ‘east Marr Lachoow|RATE SCHEDULE LMV= 7, PUBLIC WATER WORKS: 1. APPLICABILITY: This schedule shall apply to Public Water Works, Sewage Treatment Plants and ‘Sewage Pumping Stations functioning under Jal Sansthan, Jl Nigam or other local bodies. 2. CHARACTER AND POINT OF SUPPLY: ‘As pe the applicable provisions of Eletrity Supply Code. 3. RATE: {(#) Consumers geting supply other than “Rural Schedule’ Rate gives the fied and energy charges at which the consumer shale ile fr his ‘consumption during the bling period applicable tothe category: Fixed charge Energy Charge s.230/kW/month | Rs 6.80/KWh (8) Consumers getting supply a per “Rural Schedule”: ‘The consumer under this category shall be entitled to a rebste of 7.5% on demand & energy charges as given fr under other than ural schedule PD deren tg At‘STATE TUBE WELLS / PANCHAYTI RAJ TUBE WELL & PUMPED CANALS: 4 APPLICABILITY: (0) Tis schedule shall apply to supply of power for al State Tube wel, including ‘Tube wells operated by Panchayt Raj, World Bank Tube wells nfo Dutch Tube wel, Purmped Canals and Lit irigation schemes having 3 oad upto 100 BHP. (i Laghu 0a Nahar having load above 100 BHP. 2. CHARACTER AND POINT OF SUPPLY: ‘As pr the applicable provions of Blectity Supply Code. 3. RATE: Rate gives the fine and energy charges at which the consumer shal be bled for his «onsumtion during the iting period applicable tothe category: Description Metered Unmetered _ | Re. 3500/ BHP / month i 4 Forfinding ou nt adetional load during any quarter ofthe yer for this category refer ANNEXURE 41.3TEMPORARY SUPPLY: 1. APPLICABILITY: 'A) Unmetered Supply for lumination/ Public Adess/ Temporary Shops In Melas ‘This schedule shall apply to temporary supply of light, fan & power up to 20 KW, Puble address systern and illumination loads during functions, ceremonies and festivities and temporary shops, nt exceeding three months {8} Metered Supply forall other purposes: ‘This schedule shall apply tall temporary supplies of light, fan and power load for ‘the purpose other than mentioned in (A) above. ‘his schedule shall also apply or power taken for construction purposes not exceeding two yeas, ncluding cl wrk by all consumers and Govt Departments 2. CHARACTER AND POINT OF SUPPLY: ‘As per the apliableprowslons of Electricity Supply Code, RATE (SEPARATELY FOR EACH POINT OF SUPPLY): Rate gives the fixed and energy charges at which the consumer shallbe bled for his consumption during the iling period applicable tothe category A. Unmetered Fixed charges for Mumination 7 public eddress 7 ] Rs 2000/éay ‘ceremonies for load upto 20 kW per connection pls Rs 100 per kW per day fr each adltonal kW. (il Fined charges for temporary shops setup during | Rs 170/ day shop festivals / melas or otherwise and having load up 0 2xw LP Rtn teres vDescption ‘Minimum Charge | Eneray Charge Twat Residential construction 75 650 7K ‘thers Re ASO/hW we 0 Teh Note: ‘Charge 25 specified at A, shall be paid by the consumer in advance, que? "uprct‘RATE SCHEDULE LMV= ‘DEPARTMENTAL EMPLOYEES AND PENSIONERS: 1, APPUCABIUTY: This schedule shall apply only to such employees (including the cses of retired / voluntary retired or deemed retired) of Ucensees / successor entities of erstwhile Uttar Pradesh State Eletrity Board (UPSEB), who own electri connection in thelr ‘own name and opt for the same for their own use for light, fan and power for ‘domestic appliances, winere the anergy I being fe direct from Licensee malns. The ‘Schedule shall also apply to spouse of employees served under Licensees / sucessor entities of erstwhile UPSES, 2. RATE: Unmetered: Rate, gves the fixed and energy charges t which the consumer shall be billed fr his consumption during the bling period applicable to the category category Fixed charge/ | Fed Monthly month | Energy cherge ‘las V employees / Operating tah rs.140.00 | Rs, 160.00 ‘lass employees s.17000 | Rs, 200.00 Junior Engineers & equivalent posts 5.23000 | Rs.37000 ‘Assistant Engineers & equivalent posts rs.26000 | as.52000 recutve Engineers & equivalent post rs.280.00 | Rs.550.00 ‘Superintending Engineers / Deputy General s.51000 | as. 650.00 Managers & equivalent posts ‘Chief Engineers(&.)/ General Managersand| 5.55000 | Rs, 750.00 above ‘Additional charge for employees using Air Rs 550.00 per month per Ale Conditioners. conditioner (Metered: Metered consumers under this category shall be glven SOX rebate on rate ‘of charge applicable to “other metered consumers” under Mt category. 3. ELECTRICITY OUTY:Electrity duty onthe above shal be levied in adltion atthe rates asmay be notified by the tate Government from time to time, Note: In case of retired / voluntary retired oF deemed retired empoyees, the rate ‘shal be the same as applicable tothe post om which he/she has etce. ‘4 For ‘Other Provisions’ and 'Mode of Payment’ for Departmental Employees refer ANNEXURE 4... Section 23 (7) of Eleticty Reforms Act, 1999 provides that “terms and condition of service ofthe personnel shall not be Jes fovourabl to the terms and contin which were applicable to them before the tronser”. The same sprit hasbeen ectoed under first proviso of section 1332) ofthe electri Act, 2003. The benefits for employees / ‘pensioners as provided in section 12 (b) (i) of the Uttar Pradesh Reform Transfer Scheme, 2000 include “concessional rate of electri", which means concession in rote of electricity to the extent It isnot inferior to what was exiting before 24” January, 2000. The rotes ond chorges indicated above fr this categery ae tity in ‘adherence of obove statutory provisions‘BATE SCHEDULE HV= 35 NON INDUSTRIAL BULK LOADS: 1. APPLICABILITY: This ate schedule shall apply to: (2) Commercial loads (as defined within the meaning of Mv-2) with contracted load of 75 kW & above and getting supply at single point on 11 KY & above voltage levels (b) Private instutions (as defined within the meaning of Wv-4 (b)) with contracted load of 75 kW & above and geting supply at single point on 1 KV & above voltage levels (€)__ Non domestic buk power consumer (other than industial loads covered under 'Hv-2) wth contracted oad 75 KW & above and getting Supply at single point on 11 KV & above voltage levels and feeding, multiple indlvidals (owners / ‘occupies / tenants of some area within the larger premises ofthe bulk power consumer) through its own network and also responsible fr maintaining istribution network () Public institutions (s defined within the meaning of LM (a) with contracted load of 75 KW 8 above and getting supply at single point on 11 KY & above voltage levels The institution / consumer seeking the supply at Single pont for ‘nor-industrial bulk loads under this category shall be considered 35 deemed franchise ofthe Lientee (e) Registered societies, Residential Colonies / Townships, Residential Mult storied Buldings wih mixed loads (getting suppl at single point) with contacted load 75 KW & above and geting supply at single point on 11 KV & above voltage levels and having less than 70% ofthe total contracted load exclusively forthe purposes of domestic ight, fan and power, Figure of 70%, shallaeo include the load required for its, water pumps and common lighting, (1) For Office / Buildings / Guesthouses of UPPCL / UPRVUNL / UPWNL/ UPPTCL / Distribution Licensees having loads above 75 KW and getting suply at 21 KV & above valtages. 2. CHARACTER AND POINT OF SUPPLY: ‘As per the applicable provisions of Electricity Supply Code ae3. RATE: Rate gves the demand and energy charges at which the consumer shall be billed for consumption during the biling period applicable to the category: |) Commercial toads / Private Insitutions / Non domeste bull power consumer with contracted load 75 kW & above and getting supply at Single Polnton 11 kV & above: Forsupply at 1tkv | For supply at 33kV & above Demand charges | Rs.270/KVA/ month| Rs. 250/KVA/ month Energy Charges Rs. 6.80/ kVA fs. 6.60/ WAH (©) Public Institutions and Registered Societies, Residents! Colonies / Townships, Residential Mult-Stried Buildings including Residential Mult Storiod Bulldings with contracted loa 75 kW & above and geting supply at Single Point on 12 kV & above voltage level: Forsupplyst ik | Forsupply at 33kv& above) Demand charges | Rs.250/kVA/ month] Rs. 240/ kVA month Energy Charges 5.6.60//RVAN 8s. 6.40 AR Setters ‘ease bare LinonRATE SCHEDULE HV-2: LARGE ANO HEAVY POWER: 2 APPLICABILITY: ‘This rate schedule shall apply tall consumers having contracted load above 75 kW (100 BHP) for industrial and / or processing purposes as well a to Arc / induction furnaces, rolling / resolng mils, minkstel plants and flrcuture & farming units ‘and to anyother HT consumer not covered under any other rate schedule, Supply to induction and Arc furnaces shall be made available only after ensuring that the loads sonctoned are corresponding to the load requirement of tonnage of furnace. The minimum lod of oneton furnace shall inno case be les than 400 kVA ‘and all loade willbe determined on this bass No supply wil be genom loads below thisnorm, For al Hv-2 consumers, conditions of supply, apart from the rates, as agreed between ‘the ensee and the consumer shall contin to prevallas long as they aren ine wth the existing Regulations & Acts ‘CHARACTER AND POINT OF SUPPL: |As per the applicable provisions of Electricity Supply Code, 3. RATE Rate, gives the demand and anergy charges (including the TOD ratesas applicable to the hour of operation) at which the consumer shall be bile for his consumption uring the bing pried applicable to the category14) Urban schedule: Forsupplyat| Forsupply | Forsupply | Forsupply A1kY | above 1k¥ | shove 66 kVand | shove 132 kv andupto& | uptoe Including 66. | including 132 kv Ww BASE RATE Demand charges |. 250//kvA] Rs.240/kvA/] 5.220/4vA/ | ¥5.220/KVA/ {month_| month month ‘month Energy charges | Rs.6.30/ | R5.600/KvAn] Rs. 5.80/4vAn | 35.560 /4vAh ivah “TOD Rates (% of Energy Charges): For Summer Seaton April to Sent): offPaskeHours (4:00 rs. to 10:00 hes (75% ‘Normal Hours 20:00 hes ~ 19:00 hee ox. Peak Hours 19:00 hes 08:00 hes (135% Fax Winter Season (October to March: ‘off Peak Hours 33:00 hes, to 2000 hrs (75s Normal Hours 01:00 hs 09:00 hrs 0% Peak Hours (115% (9158(8) Rural Schedule: ‘This schedule shal be applicable only to consumers getting supply upto 11 KV as per ‘ural Schedule’. The consumer under tis category shall be entiled to a rebate of 7.5% on demand & eneray charges as given for 11 KV consumers under urban Schedule without TOD rats. (©) Consumers already existing under HV.2 category with metering arrangement at low voltage: {isting consumer under HV-2 with metering at 04 KY shal be required to pay a5 er schedule applicable to 11 kV consumers under HV-2 category. oe44. PROVISIONS RELATED TO SEASONAL INDUSTRIES: Seasonal industries wil be determined in accordance withthe crea laid down below. No exhausthe Ist can be provided but some examples of industries fenhibiting such characterises are sugar, ice, rice mil and cold storage. The Industries which operate during certain period of the yer, Le. have seasonally of| ‘operation, can avalthe benefits of seasonal industries provided: |. The continous period of operation of such industries shall beat least (fur) ‘months but not more than 3 (rine) months na financial year. |i Any prospective consumer, desirous of avaling the season benefit, shall Specifically declare his season at the time of submission of declaration / execution of agreement mentioning the period of operation urambiguoush, ik The seasonal period once notified cannot be reduced during the next consecutive 12 months. The offseason tai isnot applicable to composite units having seasonal and other category loads. In. The offseason tart is also not available to those units who have captive teneration exclusively for process during season and who avall Licensees supply for miscellaneous lads and other non-proces loads, 1. The consumer opting for seasonal benefit ha 2 flexibility to declare his of seasonal maximum demand subject to-a maximum of 25% ofthe contracted demand. ‘The tai ats (demand charge per kW / KVA and energy charge er kWh / AVA for such Industries during off season period willbe the same 25 for normal period. Further, ducing the offseason fied charges shall be levied on the basis of maslmum demand recorded by the meter (not on normal bilable demand or on percentage contracted demand) Rates for the ‘energy charges shall however be the same as during the operational season, Further, fist violation in the season would attract full lable demand ‘charges and energy charges calculated atthe unit rate S% higher than the aplicabe tar ding normal period but only for the month in which the consumer has defaulted. However, on second default the consumer wil forfeit the benefit of seasonal rates forthe entire season,4. PROVISIONS RELATED TO SEASONAL INDUSTRIES: ‘The electrical energy supplied shall ako be utilized inthe factory premises for lights, fang, coolers, et. which shall mean and Include al energy consumed for factory lighting In the offices, the main factory building, stores, time keeper's oie, canteen, staff club, library, créche, dispensary, staff walfare centres, compound lighting, et. No separate connection forthe same shallbe provise, a Spence Fagen Ay PagetRATE SCHEDULE HV 3 ‘A: RAILWAY TRACTION: 1 APPLICABILITY: ‘This schedule shall apply to the Ralways for Traction loads only 2. CHARACTER OF SERVICE AND POINT OF SUPPLY: ‘Alternating Curent, single phase, two phase or three phase, 50 oye, 132 kV oF below depending on the availabilty of voltage of supply andthe sole ciscretion ofthe LUcensee. The supply at each sub-tation sal be ceparately metered and charged, a. RATE: Rate, gives the demand and energy charges at which the consumer stall be bled for consumption during the bling period applicable tothe category! Description charges () Demand charge For supply at and above 132. Rs. 280/ KYA month Below 332 kv Rs. 280/ kVA month (b) Energy Charge (ll consumption in a month) For supply at and above 132 kV Rs. 6.25 /kVEh Below 1224 Rs. 6.50/ kV (€) Minimum charge Rs, 700/ kVA month [DETERMINATION OF THE DEMAND: ‘Demand measurement at a particular time willbe made on basi of simultaneous maximum demands recorded in summation klovolt-ampere meter installed at contiguous substation serviced by same gid transformer. pes oe Teast ery‘The demand for any month shall be defined as the highes: average load ‘measured in Kilo Volt~amperes during any fifteen consecutive minutes period of the month me Reman ca: DELHI METRO RAIL: 1. APPLICABILITY: ‘This schedule shal apply tothe DMC [Delhi Metro Rall Corporation), 2. CHARACTER OF SERVICE AND POINT OF SUPPLY: ‘Alternating Curent, single phase, two phase oF three phase, 50 cles, 132 kV or below depending on the availabilty of voltage of supply and the sole discretion of the Lcensee. The supply a each substation shal be separately metered ind charged 3. RATE: Rate, es the energy charges at which the consumer shal be ble for consumption uring the biling pried applicable to the category: Demand Charges Rs 125 /KVA/ month nergy Charges 7s 5.60/KVAR ‘Minimum charge Rs 600/KVA/ month | ‘+ Penalty @ Rs. 540 /KVA wl be charged on excess deman, if demand exceeds contracted load. ‘+ Thiscategory has heen made a per the agreement between DMC and NOIDA Administration, 44. DETERMINATION OF THE DEMAND: Demand measurement shall be made by suitable klovolt ampere indicator at the polnt of delivery. The demand for any month shal be defined asthe highest average load measured In Kilo VoltAmperes during any fifteen consecutive minutes perod ofthe month - @ Spretsiiaieres te‘RATE SCHEDULE HV: LUFTIRRIGATION WORKS: 4. APPLICABILITY: ‘This Rate Schedule shall aply to medium and large pumped canals having load of ‘more than 100 BHP (75KW, 2. CHARACTER OF SERVICE & POINT OF SUPPL ‘As per applicable provisions of lectity Supply Code 2. RATE: ‘ate, gives the demand and energy charges at which the consumer shal be bed for bis consumption during the bling period applicable othe category: (2) Demand charges: Voltage Level Rate of Charee| For supply at kV Rs. 250/KVA/ menth For supply at 3 kV and 65k Rs. 240/ BVA / ment Forsupplyat 122 KV Rs. 230/ BVA /menth (b) nergy charges: Voltage Level Rate of charge For supply at 11 kV Re. 6.50/KVAR For supply a 33 KV and 66 hV 5.6.25 /KVAR For supply at 132 kV 5.6.0 / van Minimum charges: Rs. 750/ kVA / month trespectve of supply voltage re 3844, DETERMINATION OF THE DEMAND: Demand measurement shall be made by suitable klovolt ampere indicator at the point of supply n the absence of suitable demand indicator, the demand as assessed bythe Ucensee shall be inal and binding, however, the numberof seu s more than one, demand and energy measurement wll be done on the pil of current transformer summation metering. wo Suen Fine AE) ease borg Lain Paget4.2.1 DEPARTMENTAL EMPLOYEES: (OTHER PROVISIONS: 0 a a o o oo (wi For serving / retired employees and thelr spouse, the surly wil nly be ‘en atone place where Lcensee’s malns ens. The elect supply under this tanff wil be gven only at one place, within the ate of erstwtile LUPSEB Its sucesso companies In the event of transfer ofthe employee this aif shall be aplied atthe ‘ew place of posting only when a certificate has been otzined from the concerned Executive Engineer of the previous place of posting, that the ‘supply under this tar has been withdrawn at previous pace of posting, Further, the employee shall also be required to submit anaffidavt that he Is not avaling the benefit of LMV-10 connection anywhere else In the state Those who are not availing thi aif shall also give a declaration to ths effect. This declaration shall be pasted / kept in his service book / personal fle / Pensioners record. if the declaration is found wrong, necessary action against the employee shall be taken as per the provision of service rues If decaration has already been given atthe present place of posting then further declaration isnot necessary due to this revision. Pensioners shall also have to give a similar declaration for avaling departmental taf at ‘only ane place. case tis dedaration i found weong, tis ari shall be withdrawn forever [Nother concession shal be admissible on ths tari ‘he schedule of miscellaneous charges as appended with Licensee's General Tarifas amended from time to time and Hecricty Supply (Consumers) Regulation, 1984 as enforced fom time to tme shall also be applicable on the employee / pensioner receiving supply under this schedule Retired employees drawing pension from the Treasury / tank wll have to pay the monthly electricity charges as per the rates given in the rate Schedule applicable to thelr category. In case of MultiStorle / Societies where the eletlchy connection are provided at single point with HT metering, the employes / pensioners / family pensioners, shall be provided through a separate meter and shall be ven adustment towards HT sde metered energy at shige pont. Fad agat (wit charges equlvalent to sanctioned load ofthe departmenta employee shall ako be adjusted. One percent of energy consumed by LNWV-10 consumer shall alo be added towards transformation lasses for eving adjustment LMv-10 consumers will have to glve an undertaking regarding use of Ar conditloners. [MODE OF PAYMENT: 0 wo w ) “ ‘The Disbursing Officer shall compulsorily and regulary deduct the amount «due monthly from the salary bil f each and every emploree / pensioners {drawing pay J pension from his unit each month. The Drawing Ofcer shall ensure that each employee / pensioner has given the declaration about the connection in his name together with detalls of S.C. No. / Sook No. and ‘name of the biling division, before the disbursement of pa / pension. ‘The monthly amount due from a consumer of this cateary can also be deposited by the concerned ofcer / employee to the concerned vision in «ase the sid amounts net being deducted from his salary / pension Revenue and Energy Statics In respect of the category of employee / Pensioner shall be regularly prepared by the Diisions in the same manner a8 for every other manually bile category. Recovery from the salary shall be sent tothe biling uns in acordance With the instructions contained in circular No, 362-CAO/C-177 (Mise) ated 5 5.89 and No, 380-CR0 dated 12.5.89 from Chet Accounts Offer of erstwhile UPSEB, Lucknow. In ase of metered consumption, the mode of payment stall be similar to the domestic consumer, ‘eas ary Lack412 PUBLICLAMPS: 1. MAINTENANCE CHARGE: In addition tothe "ate of Charge" mentioned above, a sum of RS. 10.00 per light point per month wil be charged for operation and maintenance of streetlights. ‘This Maintenance Charge will cover only labour charges, where all quired ‘materials are supplied by the local bodies. However, the local bodies will have an option to operate and maintain the publc lamps themselves and in such case, no ‘maintenance charge shall be recovered. This charge shall nat apply to the consumers with metered supply. 2. PROVISION OF LAMPS: Streets where distribution mains already exist, the Licensee will provide 2 separate single-phase, 2owire system for the streetlights Including light iting and incandescent lamps of rating not exceeding 100 Watts each, tn case the ‘above malntenance charge is being levied, the labour involved in replacements or renewal of lamps shall be provided by the Ucensee. However, ll the requited materials shall be provided by the local bodies. The cost of al other types of street light ftngs shal be paid bythe local bodies. The cost Involved In extension of streetlight mains (including cost of sub stations, f any) in areas where distribution mains ofthe Licensee have not been lai, wl be paid fr bythe local bots. 3. VERIFICATION OF LonD: ‘The numberof ight points including that of traffic signals together with thee ‘wattage wil be verfid jointly by the representatives of Ucensee and Town Area {Municipal Board / Corporation at leat once in a year. However, ations wil be intimated by the Town Area / Municipal Board / Corporation ov monthly basis. ‘The Licensee wll ary out the checking of such statements to satisfy themselves ‘ofthe correctness ofthe same. The month bls shall be issuec on the bass of verified number of points at the begining of the year and sidions, if any, ‘daring the months as intimated above. The diference,if any, Setected during Joint veriction in the following year shal be reconciled and supplementary bills shall be issued Further, if the authorized representative of concerned local body does nat Participate in the work of verification of light points, 2 notice wil be sent by age 2nes ‘concerned Executive Engineer in writing to such local bodes for deputing representative on specific date(s), fling which the verification of the light points shall be done by the concerned representative of Licensee whit shall be final {and binding upon such eal body.443 sTaTeTUBEWeUS o w [NETADDITIONAL LOAD; Nt additional load hereinafter shall mean the total additonal load connected during the quarter less the oad of ale and abandoned tube-wels accounted for during that quarter. The connected load as on 31" March of the preceding year willbe worked out on the basis of ‘Net additional load’ reported by the Executive Engineers of concerned Divisions after joint inspection and verification of the some by the concerned officers of the State Government / Panchayat, Joint meter reading ‘hall also be taken dung the inspection an quately bas. The monthly il for three month ofthe fst quarter wil be issued on the connected aad worked out {as such atthe above rates. The same process shall be repeated fo subsequent ae ta ar4.2. SCHEDULE OF MISCELLANEOUS CHARGES SNe. NATURE OF CHARGES unr | raves ®) 1. | checking and Testing of Meters: 2 Single Phase Meters Permeter | 100.00 bs, Three Phase Meters PerMeter | 100.00, «Recording Type Watt hour Meters Permeter | 350.00, 4, Maximum Demand indicator Pernteter | 700.00 1. Teevector Meters Permeter | 1500.00 | [Ammetersand Vol Meters Permeter | 200.00 Special Meters Permeter | 800.00 hy Initial Testing of Meters PerMeter | Nl Disconnection and Reconnection of supply for any ‘reason whatsoever (Disconnection & Reconnection tobe separately treated as single 2 | ob) 2 Consumer having load above 100 8HP/7SEW | Per ob 1000.00 Power consumers upto 1008HP/7SKW Persob 350.00 «-Allother etegores of consumers Pertob 200.00 Replacement of Meters: 3 | a. oy higher capacity meter Persob 100.00 | » nstaltion of Meter and ts subsequent Persob 150.00 removalin case of Temporary Connections . Changing of postion of Meter Boord at the | Per Job 200.00 consumers request Service of Wireman 4. | a: Replacement of Fuse i Gor b. Inserting and Removal of Fuse in respect of yo yoy a right lads. Hiring of services by the consumer during temporary supply oratherise. Per wireman | 100.00 7 | fay of 6HSL.No. NATURE OF CHARGES, unr | Rares (®) Resealing of Meters on account of any reason in| Per Meter 5, __ | addltion to other charges payable in terms of 200.00 ‘other provision of charging of penalties, etc) ‘Checking of Capacitors other than inal checking) ‘om consumer's request 8 —|a.araoov/230v b.At 11 RV and above, a Persob 200.00 l 400.00 RTA For urban consumers of UMV-1, \MV-2 and LMV.9 categories, desious of getting connection within 28 hours of making the application, provided sich release of connection does not requir extension of distribution mans or commissioning of sub- station or augmenting capacity of transformers, stall have to pay folowing addtional charges apart from the regular connection charges 4. FOR PERMANENT ELECTRICITY CONNECTION: ‘2 Single Phase Domest light and fan b. Three Phase Domestic light and fan Single Phase Commercial 4. Three Phase Commercial 2. FOR TEMPORARY ELECTRICITY CONNECTION: 8. 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