What are wheeling fees?
First things first, a wheeling charge is the price that power network users pay transmission asset owners and operators to use their assets. Implementing a wheeling charge that safeguards asset owners’ investments while offering the best deal to energy users is critical to ensure a power network is fit for purpose.
What are wheeling and banking charges?
At present, the Banking charges determined by the Commission are 2% of the injected energy for Wind, Minihydel and solar power plants for the electricity generated and wheeled within the State. Further, RE generators availing banking facility have to pay the difference in UI charges at the time of injection and drawal.
What is per unit rate of electricity in Maharashtra?
The tariff for monthly consumption of 101–200 units will go up from ₹7 to ₹7.10 per unit, and for above 200 units from ₹8.05 to ₹8.15 per unit.
What is TOD tariff EC?
Time of Day (or TOD) tariff is a tariff structure in which different rates are applicable for use of electricity at different time of the day. It means that cost of using 1 unit of electricity will be different in mornings, noon, evenings and nights.
How are wheeling charges calculated?
You can also do the simple mathematics of dividing the total bill amount by number of units consumed! Now, this per units cost is increased further since April 2017 as MSEDCL is charging us by Rs. 1.21 per unit as a wheeling charge and not Rs. 1.18, for agricultural is more painful i.e. Rs.
What is the purpose of distribution wheeling charge?
A distribution wheeling charge as defined by Republic Act 9136 is “the cost or charge regulated by the ERC for the use of a distribution system and/or the availment of related services.”
What is the difference between wheeling charges and transmission charges?
The TRR is paid through transmission access charges (TACs), load-weighted fees charged to internal load and energy exports for use of the transmission facilities. The energy export fee is often referred to as a wheeling charge. When wheeling-through, the transmission access charge only applies to the exported amount.
What is fixed charges in electricity bill Maharashtra?
Frequently Asked Questions about Electricity Billing
| LT I Res 1-Phase | Fixed Charges | 101-300 units |
|---|---|---|
| Tariff upto 31.03.2020 | ₹90 | ₹6.95/unit |
| Tariff from 01.04.2020 | ₹100 | ₹7.43/unit |
| Additional fixed charges of ₹10 per connection per month shall be applicable for LT domestic consumers in Corporation area |
What is demand charges in electricity bill in Maharashtra?
demand charges of Rs. 20 per kVA per month would be chargeable for the standby component for CPPs, only if the actual demand recorded exceeds the contract demand.
What is Tod timing?
Usually we are talking about the Time of Day (ToD), which represents a “wall clock time” – a specific time with hours, minutes, seconds and the corresponding date. We use the ToD for example for time stamping a PTP event packet when it is arriving or leaving a network port.
What is Tod time?
What is TOD? With the Time-of-Day (5-8 p.m.) Rate, you pay different rates for electricity based on the time of day you use it. For example, rates are highest during weekdays from 5 PM to 8 PM. Plus, TOD rates give you more control over your bill since you can shift your electricity use to times when it costs less.
What is wheeling charges in electricity bill in Maharashtra?
0.88/kWh for FY 2018-19 and LT Wheeling Charges as Rs. 1.81/kWh for FY 2018-19.
When do consumers need to pay open access surcharge?
Accordingly, the consumers who opted for open access need to be charged for the compensation of current level approval of truing-up for FY 2017-18 and FY 2018-19, provisional truing-up for FY 2019-20 and the aggregate revenue requirement (ARR) for the fourth control period from FY 2020-21 and FY 2024-25 for MSEDCL.
When is open access allowed in MSEDCL meters?
A time period upto 31.03.2012 is allowed to the Open access consumer / generator to comply with the MSEDCL metering requirements in totality. Till that time, open access may be allowed if at least one SEM is provided at both ends.
What are the rules for partial open access?
Partial Open Access: In case of partial open access consumer, where partial demand is met through open access, the excess consumption shall be charged at temporary tariff and applicable MSEDCL tariff proportionately as per applicable Rules and Regulations.