Friday, 8 November 2013

Tata Power's low-end consumers to increase 7.92 lakh in Mumbai

Tata Power will pay regulatory asset charges and other costs to R-Infra.

The ongoing tussle between Tata Power and Reliance Infrastructure continues.

The Maharashtra Electricity Regulatory Commission has ordered transfer of R-Infra’s 7.92 lakh residential consumers with monthly power consumption of 0-300 units to Tata Power's distribution arm from November 1, according to media reports.

Report said that Tata Power will pay regulatory asset charges and other costs to R-Infra.
While R-Infra had approached the Appellate Tribunal for Electricity (ATE) challenging Merc's order.

The hearing is slated for November 8 at Merc, report said.

A Tata Power reported, “'Tata Power is studying the order.”


While R-Infra said, “R-Infra approached ATE, as the time-span given to implement Merc directives was too short and inadequate.”

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