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81. CHARGES FOR SUPPLY: Supply of electric energy to various categories of consumers is chargeable at the relevant Schedule of Electricity Tariffs. The particular schedule which will be applicable for a new consumer is usually determined before the connection is actually given and is intimated to the prospective consumer at the time of issue of Demand Notice. This rate is, however, subject to review on the basis of the nature and the quantum of load actually connected. In accordance with Clause 26 of the Conditions of Supply, the Board//Licensee further reserves the right at any time to amend or to alter any of the schedules of tariff with the approval of PSERC. The rates of tariff given hereunder are for the year 2003-2004 as approved by PSERC. General conditions of Board/Licensee's tariffs are as under:- 81.1 Fuel Surcharge: The tariffs are subject to levy of fuel surcharge as may be decided by the Board from time to time. 81.2 Exclusive of Duty and taxes: The tariffs are exclusive of electricity duty, taxes and other chares levied by the Government or other competent authorities from time to time which are payable by the consumers in addition to the charges levied as per the tariff. 81.3 Single Point Delivery: Unless otherwise agreed to or specified, the tariffs are applicable to one point of supply and at a single voltage. Supply at other points or at other voltages shall be separately billed. 81.4 Subject to condition of supply and schedule of service Charges: The tariffs are subject to the provisions of the conditions of supply and schedule of general and service charges relating to the supply of electricity or any amendment/modifications thereof as are enforced from time to time. 81.5 Monthly Minimum Charges: The monthly minimum charges specified in various schedules exclude meter rent, electricity duty, taxes and other charges/rebates and surcharges which shall be charged separately depending upon the character of service, tariff and other clauses of the various schedules as applicable. 81.6 Contract Demand: 81.6.1 Contract demand shall mean the maximum demand in KVA sanctioned to the consumer and the same shall be worked out from sanctioned load in KW by using power factor of 0.88. In case of new connections, the consumers demanding contract demand higher than 60% of the connected load, shall be charged one time contract demand charges as under:-
In case of existing consumers requiring extension of load, the above charges shall be leviable on the basis of contract demand of the aggregated connected load or only on the contract demand for extended load whichever is minimum. The above charges shall not be leviable in respect of H.T. Bulk Supply Consumers and Industrial consumers getting supply at 33 KV and above. Note:-In case of SP or MS consumers if the load after extension in load falls under LS category, one time contract demand charges shall be worked out after taking his existing demand equivalent to 100% of the sanctioned load by using power factor of 0.88. 81.6.2 In case of HT Bulk Supply Consumers, the sum of the rated capacities of the 11 KV distribution transformers in KVA shall be taken as contract demand for the purpose of levy of monthly minimum charges. No consumer shall effect any change in his contract demand without prior approval of the Board. Consumer availing supply at High tension shall indicate the rated capacities of all the step down transformers in his premises and shall not increase the capacity of step down transformer(s) without the approval of the Board. 81.6.3 For Sugar Mills, Paper Mills, Textile Mills etc., which are/shall be meeting part of their load by running TG set(s), the contract demand will be related to the capacity of the consumer's transformer(s) feeding electric supply to the mills/premises. The minimum contract demand shall not be less than the total capacity of transformer(s) installed by them for feeding the load normally fed from Board/Licensee's supply system. 81.7 The applicability of category of tariff under Schedules LS, MS or SP will be based on the total industrial and general load( i.e. bonafide factory lighting and colony lighting). If a separate 11 KV connection has been released for colony load, the total load shall be sum of industrial load and bonafide factory lighting load only. Also for determining total load, fraction of half and above of a KW should be taken as 1 KW and fraction below half should not be accounted for. 81.8 Factory Lighting and Colony Supply( SP, MS and LS): 81.8.1 Metering equipment for the whole supply( i.e. the supply for the industrial load, bonafide factory lighting load, residential quarters load and street lighting load etc.) shall normally be installed on the H.T.Side at the point of commencement of supply, wherever applicable. However, where separate single point 11 KV connection is released for the colony load, metering equipment for the supply of industrial load and bonafide factory lighting load and colony load shall be installed on H.T.Side separately at the point of commencement of supply. 81.8.2 In case of H.T, consumers( 11 KV and Above) if metering is being done at L.T. side to record the supply due to non-availability of metering equipment, the energy consumption and Maximum Demand of such consumers shall be increased by 3% to account for losses. This shall be applicable to all categories of consumers. 81.8.3 All consumption for bonafide factory lighting and for residential purposes for the factory staff quarters shall be added in the consumption of industrial load, when it is metered separately. However, where separate connection is provided for the colony load only bonafide factory lighting consumption shall be added in the consumption of industrial load.
81.8.4 Unlike L.S. consumers, the industrial and general load of M.S. and S.P. consumers is required to be metered separately and accordingly separate meters should be installed. 81.9 L.T. Surcharge /H.T./E.H.T. rebate . 81.9.1 For Large supply consumers where supply voltage is 11 KV but supply has been given at 400 volts, then a surcharge of 20% as provided under Schedule L.S. is leviable on the energy charges worked out by the application of tariff. A consumer getting supply at 33/66KV will get a rebate of 3% and that getting supply at 132/220 KV will get a rebate of 5%. on consumption charges or on monthly minimum charges whichever becomes applicable. High Voltage rebate will be allowed to all categories of consumers except Railway Traction.
81.9.2 If Supply under schedule MS is allowed at 11 KV, a rebate of 7.5% as given in Para 83.3.3 of MS tariff is to be allowed on the energy charges worked out by the application of tariff. This rebate of 7.5% is not admissible for the bonafide factory lighting, residential quarters and street lighting consumption etc.(which should be metered separately) and billed under Para 83.6 of Schedule MS. 81.10 Monthly Minimum Charges viz-a-vis general consumption: Energy Charges for bonafide factory lighting and residential quarters/Colony etc. as billed under Para 82.6 of Schedule L.S. under Para 83.6 of Schedule M.S. and under Para 84.4 of Schedule S.P. are adjustable against the monthly minimum charges payment as the monthly minimum charges are based on sum total of industrial and general load. 81.11 Seasonal Industries: 81.11.1 Seasonal Industries mean industries/factories which by virtue of nature of their production, work during part of the year up to a maximum of 9 months during the period of 1st Sept. to 31st May, Next year. 81.11.2 Approved Seasonal Industries are as under:- 81.11.2.1 All cotton ginning, pressing and bailing plants.
81.11.2.2 All rice shellers/huller mills except Modern hullers alongwith Atta chakkis having sanctioned load upto 35 KW shall not be treated as seasonal industry but shall be covered under relevant general industry tariff.. 81.11.2.3 All rice bran stabilization units(without T.G.Sets). 81.11.2.4 Rice Bran stabilization units having T.G.Sets, Ice Factories, Ice Candy Plants shall not be treated as seasonal industries. NOTE:- Huller Mills running on SP connections having load up to 20 KW shall not be included in seasonal industries. 81.11.3 Billing of Seasonal Industries: 81.11.3.1 For exclusive seasonal industries mentioned in Para 81.11.2 , billing shall be done monthly. Monthly Minimum Charges as applicable in respective schedule of tariff shall be levied on full sanctioned load for the period these industries work during seasonal period of 9 months(from 1st September to 31st May next year). However, this working period shall be taken as minimum of 4 ½ months for the purpose of billing/levy of MMC on month to Month basis. Industries which work for more than 9 months and up to 12 months billing shall be done/monthly minimum charges levied on full sanctioned load as mentioned above for the seasonal period of 9 months and for the remaining 3 months (i.e. Ist June to 31st Aug.) billing shall be done as per tariff applicable to general industries consumers. Tariff rate/rate of monthly minimum charges shall be as given in schedule of tariff for large supply/medium supply/small power and as applicable depending upon the sanctioned load. 81.11.3.2 For Mixed type of load industries, comprising load of seasonal industry and general industry, billing shall be done/Monthly Minimum Charges levied on full sanctioned load for the period seasonal industry runs, MMC on full sanctioned load as applicable to rice shellers/cotton ginning/rice bran stabilization units shall be applicable during the seasonal period, subject to minimum of 4 ½ months. For the remaining period when seasonal load is disconnected, MMC on the basis of general industrial load actually being utilized by the consumer( not less than 100 KW in case of LS consumers) shall be leviable. Industries found running seasonal load after having got disconnected the same and intimation having been given to AE/AEE/XEN(Ops.) shall be liable to pay Monthly Minimum Charges as applicable to rice shellers/ cotton ginning/rice bran stabilization units for full period of 12 months. If the load actually being utilized during off seasonal period is found to have exceeded the load fixed for off seasonal period, the load surcharge shall be leviable. For L.S consumers if the actual demand recorded during off-seasonal period exceeds the prorata demand fixed for off-seasonal period, Demand Surcharge shall be leviable. 81.11.3.3 Consumption by exclusive seasonal industry during the off-season, shall be charged as per off-seasonal rates under the relevant Schedule of Tariff. 81.11.4 Advance notice by consumer: 81.11.4.1 The consumer having exclusive seasonal load/mixed type load shall serve an advance notice of 10 days before closing/starting of the seasonal industry/load to local office. 81.11.4.2 The consumer shall given an undertaking not to run his seasonal installation(load) during off-season. 81.12 Connected load: It will be reckoned as per the provisions of Regulation No.14. 81.13 Steel Rolling Mill Surcharge: If supply to steel Rolling Mills is given at 400 volts instead of 11000 volts under Schedule LS then additional surcharge of 5% is leviable on the charges worked out as per tariff after levying surcharge of 20%. 81.14 Agricultural Pumping Supply: Chaff cutters, threshers and cane crushers for self use are allowed to be operated on tube well pumping set connections. 81.14.1 Electricity Duty: No electricity duty will be charged from A.P. Consumers who use chaff cutter, thresher, and cane crushers subject to the-following:- 81.14.1.1 Chaff cutters, threshers and cane crushers are used by the individual farmer for threshing his own crop and not for commercial purposes. 81.14.1.2 The existing Horse Power capacity of the tube well is not augmented without the approval of the Board. 81.14.2 The water from tube well can only be used by the consumers to irrigate the land in the possession. 81.15 IB Tubewells: Irrigation Branch tubewells installed under T.C.A (Technical Co-operative Assistance) Scheme, PSTC and I.B. tubewells shall be released under relevant Indl. tariff. Service rentals are not leviable in such cases. However the tube well connections released to co-operative Societies formed by marginal farmers for installing deep bore tubewells under Central Assistance Scheme shall be given metered supply under AP schedule of tariff from rural feeders only.
81.16 Bi-Monthly billing: Billing of domestic supply and non-residential supply consumers shall be done on bi-monthly basis. Consumption blocks/slabs are therefore required to be doubled while applying relevant tariff. All other consumers are to be billed on monthly basis in which case no compounding of slabs is required. 81.17 Interpretation of Tariff: If a question arises as to the applicability of any tariff to any particular class of consumer or as to the interpretation of various clauses of the tariff or to the method of billing, decision of Chief Engineer(Commercial) /PSERC shall be final.
81.18 Defective KVAH meters: In case KVAH meter is defective/removed for repairs, the average of monthly average power factor of the consumer's installation recorded during the last 3(three) correct working months preceding the period of overhauling before KVAH meter is found defective or has been removed, shall be taken as the monthly average power factory for levy of power factor surcharge till such time KVAH meter is repaired and installed. 81.19 Tariff for Poultry Farms./News Paper Printing Presses: The poultry farms and accredited news papers shall be termed as industrial premises and therefore, the entire supply to poultry farms including lighting in the run and accredited news papers printing press shall be classified as industrial supply and shall be charged under relevant industrial tariff. However, the lighting load in the premises of accredited news papers shall be metered separately and charged as per rates under schedule Non-residential supply. 81.20 Rounding of Energy Bill(Net/Gross): Energy Charges(S.O.P.) ,Octroi(if applicable), meter rentals, service charges, electricity duty as well as total energy bill(net as well as gross) shall be rounded of individually to the nearest rupee by ignoring 1 to 49 paise and taking 50 to 99 paise as one rupee. Thus the amount mentioned in the bill shall be in whole rupee and not in rupee and paise. The net amount payable in all Elecy.bills shall be rounded-off to the nearest Rs.10/- and difference due to rounding-off shall be adjusted in subsequent bills. 81.21 Fuel Cost Adjustment Clause: In order to neutralize the additional expenditure incurred on cost of fuel required for generation of electricity, energy bills of the various categories of consumers, prepared on the basis of the relevant schedule of Tariff shall be increased at the rates notified by the Board from time to time. . 81.21.1 Electricity Bills relating to energy charges in case of schedules D.S.-Domestic Supply, NRS-Non-residential Supply, B.S.-Bulk Supply, S.L.Street Lighting Supply, S.P. Small Power Supply, R.T. Railway Traction Power supply, T.M. Temporary Metered Supply shall be increased by the fuel surcharge. 81.21.2 Wherever bill is prepared on monthly minimum charges, fuel surcharge shall be leviable over and above the monthly minimum charges and is on the energy consumed by consumer in that month. 81.22. Payment: The rates given in various schedules are net. In the event of the monthly bill or other charges relating to electricity not being paid in full within the time specified in the bill, the surcharge shall be leviable as under:- 81.22.1
29/04 For all categories of consumes having load 100 KW and above surcharge on late payment of electricity bills will be 5%up to 7days after the due date and after 7 days, it will be 10% P.A. or part thereof, period to be reckoned from the due date on total amount of the bill. For consumers having connected load less than 100 KW, surcharge shall be leviable @10% on total amount of the bill in the first instance up to one year, in case electricity bills are not paid within the due date. 81.22.1.1 In case of AP consumers, if the payment of electricity bill is made within a period of 7 days from the prescribed due date, late payment surcharge will not be levied. 81.22.2 Interest @ 18% per annum shall be charged after expiry of one year from the due date of the bill, on gross unpaid amount including surcharge. Part of the month shall be treated as full month for this purpose and interest will be payable on monthly basis for the period of continued default i.e. @ 1.5% per month. 82. Schedule of Tariff for Large Industrial Power Supply(LS) 82.1 Availability: 82.1.1 This tariff shall apply to consumers having industrial connected load above 100 KW. There contract demand shall not be less than 100 KVA. 82.1.2 No consumer shall increase his connected load without approval of the Board. The consumer availing supply at high tension shall indicate the rated capacity of all the step down transformers installed in his premises and shall not increase the capacity of such step down transformers without prior approval of the Board. 82.2 Character of Service: A.C. 50 Cycles, 3 phase 11 KV supply for loads above 100 KW. Supply can be given at 33/66/132/220 KV depending on quantum/type of load and contract demand and availability of bus voltage and transformer winding capacity at the feeding sub-station wherever possible at the discretion of the supplier. For arc furnace loads and other loads of equally violent fluctuating nature, the voltage of supply will be 33 KV and above depending upon availability of bus voltage and transformer winding capacity at the feeding Sub-Station wherever possible at the discretion of the supplier. 82.3 Tariff: 82.3.1 General Category :337 Paise/unit 82.3.2 Power Intensive Units, Arc Furnace, :337 Paise/Unit Chloro-alkaline units and electrolytic Process Industry. 82.3.3 Off Seasonal consumption rate for cotton :388 Paise/Unit ginning, pressing, bailing plants, rice shellers, huller mills, rice bran stabilization units(without T.G.Sets) The energy charges under category 82.3.1 and 82.3.2 above shall be without prejudice to the Monthly Minimum Charges leviable as per Para 82.7 of Schedule L.S. 82.3.4 The above tariff covers supply at 11 KV . For supply at 400 volts, a surcharge of 20% is leviable. A consumer getting supply at 33/66 KV will get a rebate of 3% & that getting supply at 132/220 KV will get a rebate of 5%. Contract demand exceeding 2500 KVA and up to 4000 KVA can be catered at 11 KV (except arc furnaces) provided the consumer is ready to pay for transformation losses, incremental line losses and service charges for which energy recorded at 11 KV corresponding to the demand over & above 2500 KVA & not the total energy consumption shall be enhanced by 10% for billing purposes. Surcharge @ 17.5% on the above tariff shall be leviable for all the arc furnace consumers and other consumers having demand above 4000 KVA which are given supply at 11 KV. 82.3.5 In case of steel rolling mills having supply at 400 volts, an additional surcharge of 5% shall be leviable. 82.3.6 The surcharge/ rebate as mentioned under paras 82.3.4 and 82.3.5 shall also be applicable to the monthly minimum charges leviable as per Para 82.7 of Schedule LS. 82.3.7 In case of HT consumers( 11 KV and above) where maximum demand and energy consumption is recorded on lower voltage side of consumer's transformer instead of high voltage side, the maximum demand and energy consumption for billing purpose should be computed by adding 3% extra on account of transformation/cable losses. The maximum demand shall be increased by 3% so as to determine the leviability or otherwise of demand surcharge. 82.4 Demand assessment and Power factor: The maximum demand for any month shall be defined as the highest average load measured in kilovolt Amperes during 30 or 15 consecutive minutes period of the month. 82.4.1 Power Factor: The monthly average power factor of the plant and apparatus owned by the consumer shall not be less than 0.88. The monthly average power factor shall mean the ratio expressed as percentage of total KWH to total KVAH supplied during the month. The ratio shall be rounded up to two figures. 82.4.1.1 If the monthly power factor falls below 88%, the consumer shall pay on the bill amount a surcharge of 1% for each 1% by which the monthly average power factor falls below 88% to 80%, the surcharge shall be 2% for each 1% by which monthly average power factor falls below 80%. For the purpose of power factor surcharge, the bill amount will mean the energy charges on the consumption in a month, but not the bill amount payable on monthly minimum charges. The bill amount for low power factor surcharge shall also include the surcharge or rebate as applicable under paras 82.3.4 and 82.3.5 of Schedule LS Large Industrial Power Supply as the case may be. 82.4.1.2 Should the monthly average power factor fall below 80%, it must be brought up to minimum of 88% by the consumer by methods approved by the Board within a period of 6 months, failing which without prejudice to right to collect surcharge, the connection shall be disconnected after serving 7(Seven) days notice and will not be reconnected unless monthly average power factor is improved to 88% by the consumer to the satisfaction of the Board. Note:- The clause 82.4.1 shall stand amended w.e.f 1.7.2005 as under:- 82.4 Demand assessment and Power factor: The maximum demand for any month shall be defined as the highest average load measured in kilovolt Amperes during 30 or 15 consecutive minutes period of the month. 82.4.1 Power Factor: The monthly average power factor of the plant and apparatus owned by the consumer shall not be less than 0.90. The monthly average power factor shall mean the ratio expressed as percentage of total KWH to total KVAH supplied during the month. The ratio shall be rounded up to two figures.
82.4.1.1 Low Power Factor Surcharge: If the monthly power factor falls below 0.90, the consumer shall pay on the bill amount a surcharge of 1% for each 0.01 decrease in the monthly average power factor below 0.90 to 0.80, the surcharge shall be 2% for each 0.01 decrease of monthly average power factor below 0.80. 82.4.1.2 Incentive: If the power factor exceeds the threshold limit of 0.90 for general industry and 0.95 for Power Intensive Units and Arc Furnaces, incentive @ 0.25% for each increase of 0.01 above these limits shall be allowed on consumption charges. There will be no cap on the amount of incentive. 82.4.1.3 For the purpose of power factor surcharge & incentive the bill amount will mean the consumption charges in a month, but not the bill amount payable on monthly minimum charges. The bill amount for low power factor surcharge & incentive shall also include the surcharge or rebate as applicable under paras 82.3.4 and 82.3.5 of Schedule LS (Large Industrial Power Supply) as the case may be. 82.5 Seasonal Industries: 82.5.1 The seasonal industries as given under Para 81.11.2 are required to give 10 days notice before starting and closing of their factories. For billing and levy of MMC to exclusive seasonal industries and mixed load seasonal industries refer Para 81.11.3. 82.5.2 The off-seasonal load shall include the load of general/factory lighting, street lighting, colony lighting, water supply and for repairs and testing etc. 82.6 Factory Lighting and Colony Lighting: All consumption for bonafide factor lighting shall be included for charges under the above tariff. The consumption for residential and resale purposes for the factory's staff quarters, street lighting etc shall also be charged under this tariff. However, consumer can opt for separate single point connection for colony loads(above 100 KW) which shall be charged as per Indl. Category. The Elecy. Duty shall be charged as applicable to domestic Supply category being residential load. 82.7 Monthly Minimum Charges: The monthly minimum charges shall be leviable as under:-
82.7.7 For Arc/induction furnace, where the load is of mixed nature i.e. in addition to Arc/Induction Furnace loads, general industrial loads are also running, monthly minimum charges on pro rata basis in proportion to such loads duly sanctioned by load sanctioning authority shall be levied. The Power Intensive Loads shall comprise load of Arc/Induction Furnace, auxiliary loads, Loads of Pollution Control Machinery, Gas Plants and corresponding Lighting loads. General Industrial loads shall comprise loads of rolling mill and its allied loads, related workshop, General Engineering Industry and corresponding Lighting load for the purpose of levy of monthly minimum charges (all above mentioned loads fed from the same connection). 82.7.8 For Industrial units having co-generation facility, MMC shall be levied on the total connected load minus TG set capacity in KW or MMC on sanctioned load to be exclusively fed from the PSEB system or the actual demand in KW(KVA x p.f.) recorded during the month, whichever is highest. For working out the capacity of TG set the KVA rating shall be multiplied by Power Factor of the TG set . In case power factor is not mentioned on the TG set , the same shall be taken as 0.88. 82.8 Demand Surcharge for exceeding the contract demand: If the consumer in a month exceeds the contract demand, such excess shall be charged at an additional rate of Rs.250/- per KVA irrespective of number of defaults. This additional demand surcharge shall be without prejudice to the Board's right to take such other appropriate action as may be deemed necessary to restrain the consumer from exceeding his contract demand. In the event of MDI being defective and computed maximum demand more than the contracted demand, no surcharge for increased demand so computed, for the previous period shall be levied provided the consumer's connected load is verified immediately and found within sanctioned load. 82.9 Load Surcharge for unauthorized connected load: If the connected load of a consumer exceeds the permissible limits over and above the sanctioned connected load, the excess load shall be unauthorized load. Such excess of connected load shall be charged load surcharge at an additional rate of Rs.750/- per KW for each default. This load surcharge for unauthorized load shall be an additional surcharge notwithstanding that demand surcharge has been levied or not. The additional load surcharge shall be without prejudice to Board's right to take such other appropriate action as may be deemed necessary to restrain the consumer from exceeding his connected load. The unauthorized load so detected shall be got removed. However, if the unauthorized extension is only to the extent of 25% of the sanctioned load in case of green category industries in non-residential areas and 10% of the sanctioned load in other cases subject to a maximum of 250 KW, the consumer shall not be required to pay load surcharge and his connection shall not be disconnected. The unauthorized load above 10% and up to 25% of the sanctioned load, so detected is to be got regularized by the consumer. 82.9.1 Compensation for damage: Any consumer who exceeds his contract demand or connected load or increases the capacity of the step down transformer(s) will be liable to compensate the Board for all damages occasioned to its equipments or machinery by reason of this default. Without prejudice to this right, the Board may also cause the service of the consumer to be disconnected without any notice.
82.10 Force Majeure Applicable for Arc/Induction Furnaces: In the event of lockouts due to labour problems, failure/damage of EHV Power transformer( 33 KV and above) failure on the part of PSEB to supply power, fires, earth quakes, floods, tempests and lightening directly resulting into closure of industry or normal supply hours reduced through specific orders of the Board for power regulation purposes thereby effecting the normal working of the industry, the consumer shall be entitled to proportionate reduction in monthly minimum charges provided that such closure or reduced working hours continue for at least seven days consecutively in a billing cycle month directly as a consequent of any of the above conditions with the approval of load sanctioning authority. In the event of relief being allowed in monthly minimum charges under above conditions, the consumers shall however be required to pay monthly minimum charges as applicable to general industrial large supply consumers 83 SCHEDULE OF TARIFF FOR MEDIUM INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY(MS): 83.1 Availability: This tariff shall apply to all industrial power supply consumers having connected load ranging from 21 KW to 100 KW. 83.2 Character of Service: A.C. 50 Cycles, 3 Phase, 400 Volts or at 11 KV at supplier's option.
83.2.1 No new connections to Rice Shellers, Ice factories, cold storages and stone crushers shall be released under MS category at 11 KV for which 11 KV line and distribution transformer shall be installed by the Board at its own cost after recovering the fixed per KW service connection charges. 83.3 Tariff:
83.3.3 The above tariff covers supply at 400 volts. A rebate of 7 ½ % will be allowed if supply is given at 11 KV. 83.3.4 In case of Steel Rolling Mills having supply at 400 volts, a surcharge of 5% shall be leviable.
83.3.5 In case of Rice Shellers, Ice factories, Cold Storage & stone crushers falling under MS category the consumption shall be metered at 11 KV and rebate of 7.5% will be allowed as per tariff provisions provided the transformer is installed by the consumer otherwise rebate OF 3% shall be allowed where Board's transformer is installed. 83.4 Capacitor Surcharge. 83.4.1 All consumers are required to install Shunt Capacitors having suitable KVAR capacity prescribed in condition No.17 of Conditions of Supply. No connection shall be released without installation of Shunt Capacitors. 83.4.2 In case Shunt Capacitor(s) is /are found to be missing or in-operative or damaged, 15 days notice shall be issued to the consumer for rectification of the defect and setting right the same. In case the defective capacitor(s) is/are not replaced/rectified within 15 days of the issue of the notice. a surcharge @ 20% on bill amount shall be levied for the preceding two months and it will continue to be levied till defective capacitor(s) is are replaced/rectified to the satisfaction of the Board. If the capacitor(s) is / are found to be of in adequate rating, then the capacitor surcharge shall be levied on pro-rata basis. Note:- The Clause 83.4 shall stand amended w.e.f.1.7.2005 as under:- 83.4 Power Factor: The monthly average power factor of the plant and apparatus owned by the consumer shall not be less than 0.90. The monthly average power factor shall mean the ratio expressed as percentage of total KWH to total KVAH supplied during the month. The ratio shall be rounded up to two figures. 83.4.1 Low Power Factor Surcharge: If the monthly power factor falls below 0.90, the consumer shall pay on the bill amount a surcharge of 1% for each 0.01 decrease in the monthly average power factor below 0.90 to 0.80, the surcharge shall be 2% for each 0.01 decrease of monthly average power factor below 0.80. 83.4.2 Incentive: If the power factor exceeds the threshold limit of 0.90, incentive @ 0.25% for each increase of 0.01 above this limits shall be allowed on consumption charges. There will be no cap on the amount of incentive. 83.4.3 For the purpose of power factor surcharge & incentive the bill amount will mean the energy charges on the consumption in a month, but not the bill amount payable on monthly minimum charges. The bill amount for low power factor surcharge & incentive shall also include the surcharge or rebate as applicable under paras 83.3.3 and 83.3.4 of Schedule MS (Medium Supply) as the case may be.
83.5 Seasonal Industries: 83.5.1 The seasonal industries as given under Para 81.11.2 are required to give 10 days notice before starting and closing their factories. For billing and levy of MMC to exclusive seasonal industries and mixed load seasonal industries refer Para 81.11.3 83.5.2 The off seasonal load shall include the load of general/factory lighting, street lighting, water supply and repair and testing etc. 83.6 Factory Lighting: 83.6.1 The consumption for the bonafide factory lighting and residential quarters, if any, attached to the factory shall be metered separately and charged at the rate for industrial consumption. 83,.6.2 In case of agricultural tubewell covered under this category, the consumption for bonafide lighting of pump house shall be separately metered. 83.7 Monthly Minimum Charges: The Monthly minimum charges shall be leviable as under:-
83.8 LOAD SURCHARGE FOR EXCEEDING THE CONNECTED LOAD: 83.8.1 If the connected load of a consumer exceeds the sanctioned load, the excess load shall be unauthorized load. Such excess of the connected load shall be charged load surcharge at an additional rate of Rs. 750/- per KW for each default. This load surcharge shall be without prejudice to Board's right to take such other appropriate action as maybe deemed necessary to restrain the consumer from exceeding his connected load. However, if the unauthorized extension is up to 10% of the sanctioned load(for connections with sanctioned load up to 90,KW), the consumer shall not be required to pay load surcharge and his connection shall not be disconnected. Again the unauthorized load so detected(i.e. within the said limit) is also not required to be removed/got registered by the consumer. For consumers having sanctioned load above 90 KW, the extra load permissible shall be to the extent that total load does not exceed 100KW. 83.8.2 Any consumer who exceeds his connected load will be liable to compensate the Board for all damages occasioned to its equipment or machinery by reason of this default. Without prejudice to this right, the Board may also cause the service of the consumer to be disconnected without any notice. 84. Schedule of Tariff for Small Industrial Supply(SP) : 84.1 Availability: Available to small power Industries with connected load not exceeding 20 KW( 26 BHP) in Urban and Rural Areas. 84.2 Character of Service: AC , 50 cycles, 3 phase, 400 volts or single phase 230 volts as per option of the supplier. 84.3 Tariff:
84.4 Factory Lighting: The consumption for bonafide factory lighting shall be separately metered and charged at the rate for industrial consumption. 84.5 Seasonal Industry: 84.5.1 The Seasonal industries as given under Para 81.11.2 are required to give 10 days notice before starting and closing of their factories. For billing/levy of MMC to seasonal industries refer Para 81.11.3.1 84.5.2 The Off seasonal load shall include load of general/ factory lighting street lighting, colony lighting, water supply, repair and testing etc. 84.6 Monthly Minimum Charges: The monthly minimum charges shall be leviable as under:-
84.7 Load Surcharge for exceeding the connected load: If the connected load of a consumer exceeds the sanctioned load, the excess in connected load shall be unauthorized load. Such excess of the connected load shall be charged load surcharge at an additional rate of Rs.750/- per KW for each default. This load surcharge shall without prejudice to Board's right to take such other appropriate action as maybe deemed necessary to restrain the consumer from exceeding his connected load. However, if the unauthorized extension is up to 10% of the sanctioned load(for connections with sanctioned load up to 18 KW), the consumer shall not be required to pay surcharge and his connection shall not be disconnected. Again the unauthorized load so detected(i.e. within the said limit) is also not required to be removed/got regularized by the consumer. For consumers having sanctioned load above 18 KW, the extra load permissible shall be to the extent that total load does not exceed 20 KW. 84.7.1 Any consumer who exceeds his connected load will be liable to compensate the Board for all damages occasioned to its equipment or machinery by reasons of this default. Without prejudice to this right, the Board may also cause the service of the consumer to be disconnected without any notice. 84.8 Capacitor Surcharge: All consumers are required to instal Shunt Capacitors having suitable KVAR capacity prescribed in condition No.17 of Conditions of Supply. No connection shall be released without installation of Shunt Capacitors. In case Shunt Capacitor(s) is/are found to be missing or inoperative or damaged, a 15 days notice shall be issued to the consumer for rectification of the defect and setting right the same. In case the defective capacitor(s) is/are not replaced/rectified within 15 days of the issue of notice, a surcharge @ 20% on bill amount shall be levied for the preceding two months and it will continue to be levied till the defective capacitor(s) is/are replaced/rectified to the satisfaction of the Board. In case the capacitor(s) is/are found to be of inadequate rating, the capacitor surcharge shall be levied on prorata basis. 85. SCHEDULE OF TARIFF FOR AGRICULTURAL PUMPING SUPPLY (AP): 85.1 Availability: Available for irrigation pumping supply loads including, Kandi Area tubewells,PAU Ludhiana , Lift irrigation tubewells ,PSTC tubewells, IB tubewells installed under TCA (Technical co-operative Assistance) and tubewell connections released to co -operative societies formed by marginal farmers for installing deep bore tubewells under central assistance scheme. 85.2 Character of Service: A.C. ,50 Cycles, 3 phase, 400 volts, Single Phase 230 Volts. 85.3 Tariff: i) Without Govt. subsidy : 194 Ps/Kwh or Rs.205/per BHP /Month. ii) With Govt. subsidy : 57 Ps/Kwh or Rs.60/-/BHP/Month 85.4 MONTHLY MINIMUM CHARGES: i) For Flat rate Supply : N.A. ii) For Metered Supply : N.A. 85.5 Flat rate supply shall only be allowed to consumers getting supply from rural feeders with connected load up to and including 20 BHP. The consumer with connected load above 20 BHP shall be given metered supply only. Also the consumers located within Municipal Limits of cities//towns or getting supply from Urban/City/Urban Pattern feeders shall be covered under metered supply only. 85.5.1 AP consumers running other industry on their tube well connections and Vice-Versa irrespective of quantum of connected load but not exceeding sanctioned load shall be given metered supply and charged under relevant industrial tariff. They shall, however, be subject to minimum charges as provided in the relevant industrial tariff. 85.5.2 AP connections running under AP metered or SP tariff on rural feeders where applications were registered prior to 31.3.1990 shall be governed under AP flat rate category after verification by Sr.Xen/DS that such connections are used exclusively for agriculture purposes. 85.5.3 20% surcharge on flat rate charges ( to be taken as Rs.50 per BHP) in case of agricultural consumers covered under flat rate/metered supply category would be leviable until and unless a consumer fulfils the following requirements:- 85.5.3.1 Delivery pipe should not be more than 2 feet above the ground level water channel except for the consumers who are having underground irrigation system. 85.5.3.2 Bend used in the delivery pipe should not be sharp but of suitable curvature. 85.5.3.3 Motor Pump should be installed on a Pucca leveled foundation. 85.5.4 Fixed charges for tubewells wherever an agricultural tube well is used for fish farming will be as below:-
85.5.5 Misuse of AP supply: The misuse of power supply provided for agricultural tubewells for other purposes such as domestic, commercial and industrial purposes is strictly banned. In case any consumer is found misusing AP supply for other activities such as Poultry Farms, Brick Kilns, & Farm Houses etc, his connection shall be disconnected immediately without any notice and only metered supply under SP tariff shall be given after observing following guidelines:- 85.5.5.1 The consumer shall pay compensation amount @ Rs.750/- per KW or part thereof of the sanctioned load, as per Sales Regulation Clause 85.5.4. 85.5.5.2 The consumer shall pay difference of ACD under the SP category at the prevailing rates and ACD paid already under AP category. In addition to this, he shall also pay meter security. However, no service connection charges shall be recoverable. 85.5.5.3 Consumer shall submit A&A forms alongwith request for restoration of supply under SP tariff and also submit test report for the original sanctioned load. While verifying the test report, AAE/AE/AEE/XEN/Ops. will ensure that the unauthorized load has been completely removed by the consumer. 85.5.5.4 Reconnection order shall be issued for allowing restoration of supply under SP category from AP category. 85.5.6 Extension of load: The extension in load to the existing tube well connections is to be discouraged. However, exceptions can be made in case of declared dark areas and on the basis of a certificate from the District Agricultural Department. 85.6 Pump House Lighting: 85.6.1 The consumption for bonafide lighting of the pump or machine house of 2 bulbs with total candle power aggregating 80 watts shall be allowed per tube well connection. 85.7 Load Surcharge for Exceeding connected load:- If the connected load of a consumer exceeds the sanctioned load, the excess load shall be unauthorized load. Such excess of the connected load shall be charged load surcharge at an additional rate of Rs.1000/- per BHP for each default. This load surcharge shall be without prejudice to Board's right to take such other appropriate action as may be deemed necessary to restrain the consumer from exceeding his connected load. 85.7.1 Any consumer who exceeds his connected load will be liable to compensate the Board for all damages occasioned to its equipment or machinery by reason of this default. Without prejudice to this right, the Board may also cause the service of the consumer to be disconnected without any notice and shall be reconnected only after removal of unauthorized load and payment of load surcharge. However, if unauthorized extension is up to 10% of the sanctioned load, the consumer shall pay load surcharge and connection may not be disconnected. The unauthorized load so detected shall, however, be got removed. 85.8 Capacitor Surcharge: 85.8.1 No new tube well connection shall be released without installation of shunt capacitor of requisite capacity/(ISI Mark). The KVAR capacity of shunt capacitors to be installed shall be as prescribed in condition no.17 of Conditions of Supply as prescribed for small industrial power supply consumers. Prospective consumers shall be required to purchase capacitors of ISI Mark only or from approved firms of capacitors circulated by the PSEB from time to time. 85.8.2 Where the existing AP consumers have got installed Shunt Capacitors at their Tube well premises from the Board against payment of monthly rent, they shall continue to be charged rentals @ Rs.4/KVAR/month from the date of installation. The rentals shall, however, be recovered on half yearly basis i.e. Rs.24 per KVAR in April and October every year. 85.8.3 Pumping sets shall also be ISI marked. The responsibility for ensuring installation of ISI Marked pumping sets as well as Shunt Capacitors shall be that of JE concerned, who shall verify the same at the time of verification of test reports before release of connection. 86. SCHEDULE OF TARIFF FOR NON RESIDENTIALL SUPPLY(N.R.S.): 86.1 Availability:
Available for lights, fans, appliances like pumping set, central air-conditioning plant, lift , welding set, small lathe, electric drill, heater, battery charger, embroidery machine, printing press, ice candy, dry cleaning machines, power press, small motors in Non-residential premises such as business houses, cinemas, clubs, public offices, hospitals, hotels/motels, departmental stores, shops, guest houses except Sainik Rest Houses of Rajya Sainik Board in the State which will be charged non commercial rates (domestic rates, w.e.f. 1.1.2004), restaurants, offices & Oil Depot of Oil Companies etc. 86.1.1 Resale and sub-metering to tenants, adjoining houses and other parties is strictly prohibited except with the permission of the supplier. 86.1.2 No separate circuit/connection for power load including pumping set/Central air-conditioning plant, lifts etc. is permitted. 86.1.3 In cases where doctors are running regular full time O.P.D clinics or hospitals providing facilities to patients(like X-Rays, tests, operations etc.) advocates converting a part of their house as full time office premises employing persons for typing, dictation, peons and daftaries, use of a portion of house by TV Cable operators, setting up of PCO's and diary farms etc. shall be covered under Non-Residential Supply. 86.1.4 As separate connection in the same premises is not permissible, therefore, the existing connection maybe converted to Non-Residential Supply and billed accordingly. 86.2 Character of Service: A.C. 50 cycles, Single Phase, 230 volts or three phase 400 volts, For load beyond 100KW, supply shall be given on 11 KV. It can, however, be released on LT at the discretion of supplier as per request of the consumer, if he agrees to pay transformation charges as applicable from time to time. 86.3 Tariff: Energy Charges : 384 paise/unit without prejudice to monthly minimum charges under Para 86.4 below. Note: Rebate of 7.5% be allowed if the supply is given at 11 KV 86.4 Monthly Minimum Charges The Monthly Minimum Charges (excluding rentals etc.) shall be Rs.99/- per KW . MMC to be computed on actual connected load basis without rounding of load. 86.5 Load Surcharge If the connected load of a consumer exceeds the sanctioned load, the excess in connected load shall be unauthorized load. Such excess of the connected load shall be charged load surcharge at a rate of Rs.750/KW in case of Single Phase Connections & @ Rs.1500/- per KW in case of Three Phase Connections. This load surcharge shall be without prejudice to the Board's right to take such other appropriate action as may be deemed necessary to restrain the consumer from exceeding his connected load. Any consumer who exceeds his connected load will be liable to compensate the Board for all damages occasioned to its equipment or machinery by reason of this default. Without prejudice to this right the Board may also cause the service of the consumer to be disconnected without any notice. However, If unauthorized extension is up to 10% of sanctioned load or 50 KW whichever is less the consumer shall pay load surcharge and the connection may not be disconnected. The unauthorized load so detected shall however be got regularized.
86.6 Single point supply in private building complex: Mixed or pre-dominantly commercial loads of private connections housed in a building complex with single ownership shall be catered as a single point supply under schedule NRS supply tariff with 5% rebate. In case ownership is different individual connections shall be allowed with metering at a suitable place. Single point supply will be provided only if the connected load is 50 KW or above, if the connected load is in excess of 100 KW , supply voltage will be 11 KV. If load exceeds 5 MW, supply voltage will be 33/66 KV or 132 KV. 87. SCHEDULE OF TARIFF FOR DOMESTIC SUPPLY(DS): 87.1 Availability:
Available to single private house or flat for light, fan, domestic pumping sets, Toka machines (Motor shall not exceed 2 BHP single phase) and house hold appliances, Private dwellings, in which space is occasionally used for the conduct of business by a person residing therein shall also be served under this tariff. Where a portion of the dwelling is used regularly for the conduct of business, the consumption in that portion will be separately metered under separate connection and billed under the appropriate NRS Tariff. If separate connection is not provided, the entire supply will be classified under Non Residential Supply. Resale and sub metering of supply to tenants or members of the same family residing in one premises shall be permitted. However, resale and sub-metering to other flats or house holds and other parties is strictly prohibited except with the permission of supplier. 87.1.1 Supply to Govt./Govt aided Educational Institutions. viz schools, colleges, universities, I.T.Is , hostels and residential quarters attached to the educational institutions shall be classified under Domestic Supply Tariff. Hostels shall be considered as one unit and billed under domestic supply tariff without compounding. Private un-recognized/ un-aided but Govt. recognized educational institutions shall be billed under Non-Residential Supply Tariff. 87.1.2 The Schedule D.S. Domestic Supply may be applied to all the religious Institutions viz temples, Gurudwaras, mosques and churches, provided that Sub-Divisional Officer concerned authenticates the genuineness of the place being used for worship by the general public. 87.1.3 Govt. and Public Sports Institutions/Gymnasium halls shall be classified under DS-Domestic Supply Tariff. 87.1.4 In case of a room or a part of residential house is utilized by a teacher for imparting education/tuition work, cookery classes taken by house ladies, beauty parlour run by house ladies, ladies doing tailoring work etc. shall be covered under domestic tariff. 87.1.5 Release of more than one connection in DS premises is allowed subject to the following conditions:- 87.1.5.1 In case of different family members/occupants living in a house and each having registered ownership in his/her name by way of separate partition deed duly notarized and having separate kitchen can be given separate connections in their names in the same premises. In such cases, tariff applicable for each individual connection would be as per slab provided for DS category. 87.1.5.2 In case a tenant wants a separate connection, he will supply(i) consent of the landlord in the form of affidavit that the landlord will clear all the liabilities in case the tenant leaves the house without paying PSEB's dues(ii) registered rent deed as well. Board shall not install any sub meter which can however be done by owner of the house/tenant at their level for re-apportionment of consumption recorded by the main meter. Board/Licensee, shall, in this case, recover energy bill on the consumption recorded on the main meter. 87.2 Character of Service: A.C. 50 cycles, Single Phase, 230 volts or three phase 400 volts, For load beyond 100KW, supply shall be given on 11 KV. It can, however, be released on LT at the discretion of supplier as per request of the consumer, if he agrees to pay transformation charges as applicable from time to time. However, for Govt. Polytechnics, a surcharge of 20% on the tariff shall be leviable for loads above 100 KW if connection is released on 400 volts(L.T.). 87.3 Tariff: First 100 units :200 Paise/Unit Next 200 Units :334 Paise/Unit Above 300 Units. :353 Paise/Unit Without prejudice to Monthly Minimum Charges under Para 87.4 below Note:- A rebate of 7.5% be allowed if the supply is given at 11 KV.
87.4 Monthly Minimum Charges: Monthly Minimum Charges are Rs.27/- per KW. MMC to be computed on actual connected load basis without rounding of load. 87.5 Load Surcharge: If the connected load of a consumer exceeds the sanctioned load, the excess connected load shall be unauthorized load. Such excess of the connected load shall be charged load surcharge at a rate of Rs.750/- per KW for Single Phase and Rs.1,500/- per KW for Three Phase connections. This load surcharge shall be without prejudice to the Board's right to take such other appropriate action as may be deemed necessary to restrain the consumer from exceeding his connected load. 87.5.1 Any Consumer who exceeds his connected load will be liable to compensate the Board for all damages occasioned to its equipment or machinery by reasons of this default. Without prejudice to this right, the Board may also cause the service of the consumer to be disconnected without any notice. However, if Unauthorized extension is up to 10% of sanctioned load or 50 KW whichever is less, the consumer shall pay load surcharge and the connection may not be disconnected. The unauthorized load so detected shall, however be got regularized. 87.6 Single Point in a Private Building Complex: Pre-dominantly domestic loads of private connections housed in a building complex with single ownership shall be catered as a single point supply under Schedule 'Domestic Supply' Tariff with 5% rebate. In case ownership is different, individual connections shall be allowed with metering at a suitable place. single Point supply will be provided only if the connected load is 50 KW or above. If the connected load is in excess of 100 KW, supply voltage will be 11 KV. If load exceeds 5 MW, supply voltage will be 33/66KV or 132 KV. 87.7 Free electricity up to first 50 units per month is to be given(50 units of Ist slab) to domestic consumers belonging to SC having sanctioned load up to 300 watts. Bills are to be prepared in a normal way but energy charges and ED are not recoverable up to 50 units per month(100 units bimonthly). Monthly meter rentals and service charges as applicable are to be levied while preparing the bills. If monthly consumption happens to fall below the level of monthly minimum charges, the MMC are not to be levied and the consumer is to be billed for meter rent and service charges only. 87.7.1 Pre-requisites for availing this facility shall be: 87.7.1.1 Certificate issued by SDM/Competent State Authority regarding his being SC. 87.7.1.2 Fresh test report supporting that his connected load is not more than 300 watts. 87.7.2 Provisions of Regn.No.174 are to be observed before allowing the connection. 87.8 The domestic consumers located in the rural area will be allowed 10% rebate in tariff on consumption of electricity. For this purpose the definition of rural area will be as followed by the State Govt. 88. SCHEDULE OF TARIFF FOR BULK SUPPLY (BS): 88.1 Availability: Available for general or mixed loads exceeding 10 KW to MES, Defence Establishment, Railways, Central PWD, Institutions, Hospitals, Departmental Colonies another similar establishments where further distribution is to be done by the consumer. 88.1.1 Above schedule shall not applicable, if 50% or more of the total sanctioned load is motive/manufacturing load. 88.2 Character of Service: A.C. 50cycles, 3 phase, 400 volts or 11 KV or higher voltage at the option of the Board. Loads exceeding 100 KW/100 KVA contract demand shall be released on HT only. 88.3 Tariff: 88.3.1 H.T.(11 KV or above) Energy Charges : 346 paise/unit without prejudice to MMC under Para 88.4 below. 88.3.2 L.T.(400Volts) : : 368 paise/unit without prejudice to Energy Charges MMC under Para 88.4 below 88.4 Monthly Minimum Charges:
88.4.2 In case of HT Bulk Supply consumers, the sum of the rated capacities of the 11 KV distribution transformers in KVA shall be taken as Contract Demand for the purpose of levy of Monthly Minimum Charges. No consumer shall effect any change in his Contract Demand without proper approval of the Board/Licensee. Consumer availing supply at HT shall indicate the rated capacities of all the step down transformers in his premises and shall not increase the capacity of step down transformer without approval of the Board/Licensee. 88.5 Load Surcharge: For LT Bulk Supply consumers, if the connected load exceeds the sanctioned load, the excess load shall be unauthorized load. Such ex cess of the connected load shall be charged load surcharge at an additional rate of Rs.750/KW for each default. This load surcharge shall be without prejudice to the Board's right to take such other appropriate action as may be deemed necessary to restrain the consumer from exceeding his connected load. 88.5.1 Any LT Bulk Supply consumer who exceeds his connected load will be liable to compensate the Board for all damages occasioned to its equipment or machinery by reasons of this default. Without prejudice to this right, the Board may cause the service of the consumer to be disconnected without any notice. However, if unauthorized extension is up to 10% of the sanctioned load or 50 KW whichever is less, the consumer shall payload surcharge and the connection may not be disconnected. The unauthorized load so detected shall, however, be got removed. 88.5.2 For HT Bulk Supply consumers, no load surcharge shall be applicable. However, in case the consumer increases his 11 KV distribution transformer capacity i.e. contract demand, the consumer shall be required to pay excess transformer capacity surcharge @ Rs.750/KVA for each default. 88.5.3 Any HT Bulk Supply consumer who installs unauthorized transformer beyond sanctioned capacity will be liable to compensate the Board for all damages occasioned to its equipment or machinery reason of this default. Without prejudice to this right, the Board may cause the service of the consumer to be disconnected without any notice. However, if the unauthorized transformer capacity(KVA) is up to 10% of sanctioned transformer capacity or 50 KVA, whichever is less, the connection may not be disconnected. The excess transformer capacity shall be got disconnected till it is regulated by the competent authority. 88.5.4 Defence Services HT Bulk Supply consumers installing stand by transformer(s) shall be required to pay service connection charges @ 5% of the prevalent rate subject to minimum of Rs.10,000/- per transformer. The consumer shall have to provide electro-mechanical inter-locking system between the sanctioned transformer(s) and standby transformer(s) so that only one transformer can be used at a time. 89. SCHEDULE OF TARIFF FOR STTREET LIGHTING SUPPLY: 89.1 Availability: Available for Street Lighting system including signaling system and road and park lighting in municipalities, Panchayats, institutions(at the discretion of the supplier) etc. 89.2 Character of Service: A.C. 50 cycles, single phase, 230 volts or 3 phase 400 volts. 89.3 Tariff: Energy Charges : 384 paise/unit plus Line Mtc. and Lamp renewal charges 89.3.1 Monthly Minimum Charges in Rs/KW or part thereof as per 8 Hrs./day. 89.4 Rates of Line Maintenance and Lamp Renewal Charges: 89.4.1 Category-A: Where the initial installation of complete street light fittings and lamps and their subsequent replacement is being carried out at the Board's cost, the line maintenance and lamp renewal charges are as under:- 89.4.1.1 Ordinary Lamps: (i) Lamps up to 150 Watts. : Rs.16/- per lamp per month. (ii) Lamps above 150 Watts : Special Quotation 89.4.1.2 Mercury Vapour Lamps: (i) Lamps of 80 Watts :Rs.49/- lamp per month. (ii) Lamps of 125 Watts :Rs.53/- lamp per month. (iii) Lamps of 25 Watts :Rs.90/- lamp per month. (iv) Lamps of 400 Watts :Rs.101/- lamp per month. 89.4.1.3 Flourescent Tubes: (i) Single 2 ft 20 Watts :Rs.26/- per point/ month. (ii) Single 4 Ft 40 Watts :Rs.43/- per point/ month. (iii) Double 2 ft 20 Watts :Rs.43/- per point /month. (iv) Double 4 ft.40 Watts :Rs.68/- per point /month 89.4.2 Category-B Where the initial installation and subsequent replacement of complete Street light fittings is to be done at the cost of the Board and initial installation and subsequent replacement of lamps is to be done at the cost of Street Lighting Consumers i.e. Lamps to be supplied by the consumer. This arrangement will be made applicable in case of all prospective Street Lighting Consumers who will be given option either to come under this category or category 'C' discussed below The rates to be charged for line maintenance and lamp renewal charges will be as under:- 89.4.2.1 Ordinary Lamps: (i) Lamps up to 150 Watts. : Rs.14/- per lamp per month. (ii) Lamps above 150 Watts : Special Quotation and Special Lamps
89.4.2.2 Mercury Vapour Lamps: (i) Lamps of 80 Watts :Rs.29/- lamp per month. (ii) Lamps of 125 Watts :Rs.36/- lamp per month. (iii) Lamps of 25 Watts :Rs.63/- lamp per month. (iv) Lamps of 400 Watts :Rs.68/- lamp per month. 89.4.2.3 Flourescent Tubes: (i) Single 2 ft 20 Watts :Rs.23/- per point/ month. (ii) Single 4 Ft 40 Watts :Rs.40/- per point/ month. (iii) Double 2 ft 20 Watts :Rs.39/- per point /month. (iv) Double 4 ft.40 Watts :Rs.61/- per point /month 89.4.3 Category-C: Where the initial installation of complete street Light fittings and lamps as well as their subsequent replacement is to be done at the cost of street lighting consumer(i.e. fittings and lamps to be supplied by the consumer). This arrangement will also be made applicable for all the prospective street lighting consumers, who will be given option to come either under this category or category 'B' already discussed above. The line maintenance and lamp renewal charges recoverable from such consumers will be as under:- 89.4.3.1 Ordinary Lamps: (i) Lamps up to 150 Watts. : Rs.11/- per lamp per month. (ii) Lamps above 150 Watts : Special Quotation and Special Lamps 89.4.3.2 Mercury Vapour Lamps: Lamps of 80,125, 250 : Rs.13/- per Lamp/Month and 400 Watts 89.4.3.3 Flourescent Tubes: (i) Single 2 ft 20 Watts :Rs.13/- per point/ month. (ii) Single 4 Ft 40 Watts :Rs.13/- per point/ month. (iii) Double 2 ft 20 Watts :Rs.13/- per point /month. (iv) Double 4 ft.40 Watts :Rs.13/- per point /month Note:-Where the work of lamp renewal/replacement has been allotted to Private Parties the charges pertaining to line maintenance and lamp renewal /replacement shall be shared by Board/Licensee and the municipal corporation/committee /council (s) in the ratio of 50:50.
89.4.4 Category-D: Where the initial installation of complete Street Light fittings and lamps as well as subsequent replacement of fittings is to be carried out at the cost of Street Lighting consumer but the replacement of fluorescent tubes will be done at the cost of the Board(i.e. Flourescent tubes be supplied by the Board) This arrangement is applicable to those Street Lighting consumers who wish the Board to provide special type of Flourescent tube fittings for the sake of beautification. The following charges will be recoverable for replacement/renewal of flourescent tubes:- (i) Flourescent Tubes Single 2 ft 20 Watts :Rs.16/- per point/ month. (ii) Flourescent Tubes Single 4 Ft 40 Watts :Rs.16/- per point/ month. (iii) Flourescent Tubes Double 2 ft 20 Watts :Rs.18/- per point /month. (iv) Flourescent Tubes Double 4 ft.40 Watts :Rs.21/- per point /month 89.5 For Street Lighting supply to village Panchayats, a rebate of twentyfive percent over the standard tariff(i.e. energy charges and line maintenance and lamp renewal charges under all categories) is admissible. 89.6 Annual Minimum Charges; if the total number of units consumed in the whole year(Calendar year) is less than those would have been consumed if the lamps had been lit on an average of 8 hours per night over the whole year, the Board shall charge for the difference between the stipulated units and units actually consumed at tariff rates. The units consumed in a calendar year will be calculated on the basis of sanctioned load or connected load detected whichever is higher. The annual minimum charges are exclusive of line maintenance and lamp renewal charges. 90. SCHEDULE OF TARIFF FOR REAILWAY TRACTION (RT): 90.1 Availability: Available to the Railway for traction load 90.2 Character of Service: A.C. 50 cycles, Single/Two Phase 132/220 KV depending upon the availability of bus voltage and transformer winding capacity at the feeding sub-station wherever possible at the discretion of the supplier. 90.3 Tariff: Energy Charges : 402 paise/Unit 90.4 Monthly Minimum Charges: The monthly minimum charges shall be leviable as under:- Monthly Minimum Charges :Rs.162/KVA/month of sanctioned contract demand. 90.5 Contract demand and Demand Surcharge: The contract demand means the maximum demand in KVA for the supply of which Board undertakes to provide facilities from time to time. The railways shall intimate the contract demand for sanction and the same shall be taken as connected load. 90.5.1 The maximum demand for any month shall be defined as the highest average load measured in Kilovolt-Amperes during 30 or 15 consecutive minutes period of the month. If the actual demand recorded exceeds the sanctioned contract demand, such excess delivered shall be charged extra @ Rs.250/- KVA irrespective of number of defaults. 90.6 Power Factor: The monthly average power factor of the load shall not be less than 0.88 lagging. The monthly average power factor falls below 88%, the Railways shall pay on the bill amount a surcharge of 1% for each 1% by which the monthly average power factor falls below 88%. The surcharge shall be 2% for each 1% by which monthly average p.f. falls below 80%. for the purpose of power factor surcharge, the bill amount shall mean the energy charges based on the consumption in a month, but not the bill amount payable on monthly minimum charges. Note:- The clause 90.6 shall stand amended w.e.f. 1.7.05 as under 90.6 Power Factor: The monthly average power factor of the load shall not be less than 0.90 lagging. 90.6.1 Low Power Factor Surcharge: If the monthly average power factor falls below 0.90, the Railways shall pay on the bill amount a surcharge of 1% for each 0.01 decrease in the monthly average power factor below 0.90 upto 0.80. The surcharge shall be 2% for each 0.01 decrease in monthly average p.f. below 0.80.
90.6.2 Incentive: If the power factor exceeds the threshold limit of 0.95, incentive @ .25% for each increase of 0.01 above this limit shall be allowed on the consumption charges. There will be no cap on the amount of incentive. 90.6.3 For the purpose of power factor surcharge or incentive, the bill amount shall mean the energy charges based on the consumption in a month, but not the bill amount payable on monthly minimum charges. 90.7 Single Point Delivery: The above tariff is based on the supply being given through a single delivery and metering point and at single voltage. Supply at any other point or at other voltage shall be separately metered and billed. 91. SCHEDULE OF TARIFF FOR TEMPORARY METERED SUPPLY (TM ) 91.1 Tariff for Domestic and Non-Residential Supply: 91.1.1 Availability: Available to all domestic and non residential supply consumers excluding touring. Cinemas for maximum period of three months which may be extended at the discretion of the Board up to a maximum period of one year. 91.1.2 Character of Service A.C. 50 Cycles, Single Phase, 230 Volts or three phase, 400 Volts. 91.1.3 Tariff: Flat rate of Rs.6.01 per unit for all domestic and non residential consumers. 91.1.4 Monthly Minimum Charges: Monthly Minimum Charges of Rs.500/- or Rs.100/ KW of load whichever is higher for domestic and 1000/- or Rs.250/KW of load whichever is higher for non residential consumers per connection(excluding rentals etc) will be applicable for each period of 30 days or less. 91.1.5 Load Surcharge: In case unauthorized load is detected at the premises of the temporary supply consumers, the consumer shall be levied load surcharge @ Rs.750/- per KW or part thereof. 91.2 Tariff for Small, Medium and Large Industrial Power Supply: 91.2.1 Availability: Available to all industrial consumers including pumps for dewatering in case of floods for maximum period of six months which may be extended at the discretion of the Board up to one year. 91.2.2 Where factories with long gestation period have been sanctioned permanent loads, the temporary connection period may be extended beyond one year and max. up to 2 years by the Chief Engineer/Ops. concerned. 91.2.3 Character of Service: A.C. 50 cycles, single phase, 230 volts or three phase, 400 volts or 11 KV at Board's option. 91.2.4 Tariff: SP Rs.6.12 per unit MS Rs.6.74 per unit LS Rs.6.74 per unit 91.2.5 Factory Lighting: 91.2.5.1 In case of temporary supply for medium and agricultural power supply consumers, the consumer's bonafide factory/pump consumption up to 5% of the industrial supply should be billed on the respective industrial tariff i.e. Para 91.2.4 and the balance consumption(if any) on tariff Para 91.1.3 of the Schedule T.M. 91.2.5.2 In case of temporary supply to Large Industrial Supply consumers, the bonafide factory lighting and motive power consumption should be measured through one and the same meter and charged at the Industrial tariff( Para 91.2.4) of Schedule T.M. The supply of colonies etc., if any attached to the factory should be measured independently at 400 volts through a separate service and charged as per Para 91.1.3 of Schedule T.M. 91.2.6 Monthly Minimum Payment: Rs. 400/- per KW of sanctioned load . 91.2.7 Demand Surcharge and Load Surcharge: In case temporary supply consumer covered under this schedule exceeds contracted demand or unauthorized load is detected at his premises, the consumer shall be levied demand surcharge or load surcharge as applicable under relevant schedule for permanent supply plus 100%. 91.3 Tariff for Wheat Threshers: 91.3.1 Availability: Available to all industrial and agricultural consumers for the threshing of wheat for the period between Ist April to 30th June. This Schedule shall, however, not be applicable to A.P. tubewell consumers who are allowed to operate wheat threshers for self use on their existing motors without any additional charges. 91.3.2 Character of Service: A.C. 50 cycles, single phase, 230 volts or three phase, 400 volts or 11 KV at Board's option 91.3.3 Tariff: SP Rs.6.12 per unit MS Rs.6.74 per unit LS Rs.6.74 per unit
91.3.4 Monthly Minimum Charges: As per Para 91.2.6 of Schedule TM 91.3.5 Demand Surcharge and Load Surcharge As per Para 91.2.7 of Schedule TM 91.4 Tariff for fairs, exhibitions, Melas, and congregations: 91.4.1 Availability: Available to all large fair like Jor Mela Fatehgarh Sahib, Hola Mohalla Anandpur Sahib, Baisakhi Mela Talwandi Sabo(Dam Dama Sahib) where a bulk supply connection is applied by Management /Institutions/Govt. etc. 91.4.2 Character of Service: Character of Service: A.C. 50 cycles, three phase, 400 volts or 11 KV at Board's option 91.4.3 Tariff: HT Rs.5.19 per unit LT Rs.5.52 per unit 91.4.4. Monthly Minimum Payment: Monthly Minimum Charges @ Rs.4,000/- per service shall be applicable. 91.4.5 Load Surcharge: In case unauthorized load is detected at the premises of the temporary supply consumer, the consumer shall be levied load surcharge @ Rs.750/- per KW or part thereof. 91.5 Tariff for Touring Cinemas: 91,.5.1 Availability: Available to all touring cinemas, theatres, circuses etc. supply to be given separately for (a) lights and fans (b) motive load. 91.5.1.1 The connection shall be sanctioned in the first instance for the entire period of validity of licence or for the period requisitioned for whichever is less but should not exceed six months in any case. The period may be extended at the Board's option up to a period of one year. 91,.5.2 Character of Service: Character of Service: A.C. 50 cycles, single phase, 230 volts or three phase, 400 volts or 11 KV at Board's option 91.5.3 Tariff: 91.5.3.1 Lighting and fans @ Rs.6.01 per KWH per month. 91.5.3.2 Motive load SP Rs.6.12 per unit MS Rs.6.74 per unit LS Rs.6.74 per unit 91.5.4 Monthly Minimum Charges: Monthly minimum Charges for lights & fans and motive load shall be Rs.1000/- or Rs.250/- of sanctioned load whichever is higher. 91.5.5 Load Surcharge: In case unauthorized load is detected at the premises of the temporary supply consumer, the consumer shall be levied load surcharge @ Rs.750/- per KW or part thereof. 91.6 Special Conditions for Tariffs 91.1, 91.2, 91.4 and 91.5 91.6.1 Service Provided by Board: 91.6.1.1 If the Board provides and instals the service and meter, but augmentation of lines, erection of new HT lines and pole mounting sub station is not required, the consumer shall be charged four times the relevant charges prescribed in the standard Schedule of General and 'Service Connection Charges respectively for each period of 30 days or less during which the temporary supply has been given(service charges mean service/line rentals and not service connection charges/special charges). 91.6.1.2 If the demand is very heavy and the Board has to augment the line and pole mounting substation for catering the demand, the consumer shall be responsible to pay in advance an amount equal to four times the erection and dismantlement charges(actual cost viz cost of consumable/unserviceable material plus labour charges),27.5% departmental charges, line rentals and equipment charges(related to such augmentation of lines, erection of HT. lines and pole mounted Sub-Station). These charges shall be as prescribed in the standard Schedule of General and Service Charges). 91.6.2 Material to be supplied by the Consumer: If a consumer provides the material for service including service equipment and meter box(the Board installing the same) the consumer shall be responsible to ;pay the Board all erection and dismantlement charges incurred by the Board on the above service, departmental charges @ 50% on the cost of labour for erection and dismantlement. In such a case a consumer shall be charged no service charges, but only four times the relevant general charges(e.g. meter hire as referred to in Para 91.6.1). 91.6.3 Deposit by the Consumer: Before any expenditure is incurred in giving temporary supply, a cash deposit should be taken in advance from the applicant to cover the following: 91.6.3.1 If the service is to be provided and installed by the Board, but no augmentation of lines, erection of new H.T.Lines and pole mounting Sub-Station is required:-
ii)General Charges(e.g. meter hire) iii)Energy Charges as per corresponding Schedule of Tariff for permanent supply plus 100% 91.6.3.2 If the service is to be provided and installed by the Board but augmentation of lines, erection of new HT lines and pole mounted sub-station is required.
including departmental charges ii)General Charges(e.g. meter hire) iii)Energy charges as per corresponding Schedule of Tariff as given above. 91.7 Special Conditions for Tariff under Para 91.3 91.7.1 The prospective consumer who requires temporary connection for operating wheat threshers shall be charged service connection charges as under:- 91.7.1.1 Rs.20/-BHP for getting new thresher connection where no augmentation is required. 91.7.1.2 Rs.50/-BHP where the connection is new and augmentation is required on the existing sub mains. 91.7.1.3 Rs.100/-BHP where augmentation of transformer etc. is required on the existing sub-mains. 91.7.1.4 The above charges will include cost of service cable up to 50 metres. Beyond this, the cost of service cables will be payable by the consumer. No charges other than those mentioned above are to be recovered as service connection charges. 91.7.2 EXTENSION: In the case of existing tube well consumers governed under the flat rate or meter supply rate require extension in load for operating wheat threshers, service connection charges as mentioned under 91.7.1.1 to 91.7.1.3 above shall be recovered for total load. Such connections shall be governed under the relevant industrial schedule for Temporary Supply namely SP, MS and LS as the case may be subject to the minimum charges as per relevant industrial tariff for temporary supply for the total load. 91.8 The above rates are mentioned in various sub clauses are exclusive of fuel surcharge , ED & Octroi Charges which shall be leviable as per prevailing rate.
92. LEVY OF ELECTRICITY DUTY:
ED shall be levied and paid to the State Government on the Energy supplied by the Board/Licensee to all categories of consumers or a licensee at the uniform rate of 5% advalorem whereas exemption for levy of electricity duty for AP consumers is to be continued. 92.1 Electricity Duty to Govt.of : Indian Offices/Works
92.1.1 No Elecy.duty is leviable on Elecy.consumed in PSEB offices and works carried out departmentally. Where the works are carried out through contractors ED is not leviable on energy consumed on such works of the PSEB.
92.2 For the purpose of calculating electricity duty the following charges shall be included in the cost of energy:- 92.2.1 L.T. Surcharge, Power Factor Surcharge, Fuel Surcharge, Demand charges &Compensation for theft. 92.2.2 Electricity duty is not leviable on MMC however, where the bills are prepared on MMC the ED shall be calculated on the actual electricity consumption charges. 92.3 ED shall not be leviable on Rentals (Service Charges/Service Rent/Meter Rent), Late Payment surcharge, Peak Load Exemption Charges, Monthly Maintenance Charges, Penalties for Peak Load Violations, Unauthorized Load Surcharge, Arc Furnace Surcharge, Steel Rolling Mills Surcharge & Demand Surcharge. 93. LEVY OF OCTROI ON CONSUMPTION OF ELECTRICITY: 93.1 Punjab Govt. vide notification No.2/115/94-3/LG-III/5037 and 5040 dated 21.4.94 has levied octroi @ 2 paise per unit on consumption use and sale of electricity in various cities/towns under the jurisdiction of Municipal Corporations, Municipal Committees, Notified Area Committees in Punjab, The list of said local bodies had also been enclosed to the said notification. Octroi shall be leviable on all categories of consumers except agriculture consumers. The octroi shall be levied on the units(KWH) consumed/billed to the various categories of consumers and no surcharge/rebate shall be applicable. 93.1.1 Rate of octroi leviable to all consumers(except AP) falling under the jurisdiction of Municipal Corporation, Ludhiana shall be 4 paise per unit of consumption of electricity with effect from 29.9.1998. All the consumers(Except AP) falling under the jurisdiction of Municipal Corporation, Amritsar, Jalandhar and Patiala will pay the increased octroi of 4 paise per unit w.e.f. 26.2.1999. 93.2 While billing the consumes located in the jurisdiction of the said corporations octroi 4 paise per unit should be included in the bills. The levy of octroi shall be rounded to one rupee by ignoring amounts less than 50 paise and taking 50 paise and above as one rupee. 93.3 Total collections made by the Board on account of octroi after deducting 10% service charges are to be remitted by the office of the Sr.XEN/Addl.SE(Ops) in the succeeding month to the concerned local body. 94. REVISION: Rates of Tariff, Fuel Surcharge, Electricity Duty, octroi etc. are subject to revision/modification by the Board/Licensee after approval of the State Electricity Regulatory Commission. 95. ADJUSTMENT OF LATE PAYMENT SURCHARGE: 95.1 If a consumer makes part payment of the bill, the amount received should be credited first towards the Board's dues especially surchargeable items viz meter and service rentals, sundry charges, line maintenance and lamp renewal charges etc. and then towards the energy charges. The balance, if any, may then be adjusted towards the Electricity Duty and octroi etc. This will be clear from the example given below:-
Part payment made by the consumer within the grace period is Rs.3500/-. The amount of payment made by the consumer shall be adjusted first against the balance brought forward from previous month including electricity duty, then towards rentals and sundry charges and the balance towards energy and electricity duty respectively. Amount of payment to be accounted towards energy charges : 3500-(2475+85)=Rs.175/- Unpaid cost of Energy Bill :(1440-175) =Rs.1265/- Total Surcharge to be charged to the consumer: (a) On Energy charges : Rs.144.00 (b) Meter and Service Rentals : Rs 60.00 (c)Sundry Charges : Rs. 25.00 : Rs.229.00 Balance to be carried forward to next month Bill:- 1) Energy Charges including Surcharge :1265+220 =Rs.1494.00 2) Elecy. Duty : Rs. 352.00 Rs.1846.00
96. CREDIT TOWARDS NON-REPLACEMENT OF LAMPS FOR PUBLIC LIGHTING: 96.1 There may be certain cases under Category 'A'( Where the initial installation of complete street light fitting and lamps and their subsequent replacement is being carried out at Board's cost). Where owing to the reasons beyond the control of the Board, it may happen that some of the Street Light Lamps or tubes remain faulty, fused or in-operative. The rates at which the local body is to be allowed the refund on this score, are as follows or the new rates as maybe circulated by the CE(Comml.) from time to time:- 96.2 Ordinary Lamps: 96.2.1 Lamps of 40 Watts. : 45 Paise per lamp per month 96.2.2 Lamps of 60 Watts: : 50 Paise per lamp per month 96.2.3 Lamps of 75 Watts: :55 Paise per lamp per month 96.2.4 Lamps of 100 Watts: :62 Paise per lamp per month 96.2.5 Lamps of 150 Watts : Rs.1.15 per lamp per month
96.3 Mercury Vapour Lamps: 96.3.1 230/250 Volts 80Watts :Rs.2.90 per point per Month 96.3.2 230/250 Volts 80Watts :Rs.3.10 per point per Month 96.3.3 230/250 Volts 80Watts :Rs.5.00 per point per Month 96.3.4 230/250 Volts 80Watts :Rs.5.85 per point per Month 96.4 Flourescent Tubes: 96.4.1 Single 2 ft 20 Watts :Rs.0.55 per point/ month. 96.4.2 Double 2 ft 20 Watts :Rs.1.10 per point/ month. 96.4.3 Double 4 ft.40 Watts :Rs.1.40 per point /month. 96.5 This refund is only admissible to the consumers covered under Category-'A' of revised schedule of street lighting. No such refund will be given to the consumers governed under categories 'B' and 'C' as in these cases, lamps/tubes are to be supplied by the local bodies at their cost for replacement by the Board. 96.6 For consumers covered under Category 'A' it should be ensured that every possible effort is made to see that the lamps of all the types required in each office are kept in sufficient stock for replacement. 97. SCHEDULE OF STREET LIGHTING SUPPLY-LINE MAINTENANCE AND LAMP RENEWAL CHARGES: 97.1 For the purpose of levying line maintenance and lamp renewal charges, the street lighting consumers are grouped into four categories and different schedules of line maintenance and lamp renewal charges are leviable for each category. Energy charges, as may be in force from time to time , will be charged for all these categories. The categories into which street lighting consumers have been divided for the purpose of levying line maintenance and lamp renewal charges are as under:- 97.2 Category 'A':- Where the initial installation of complete street light fittings and lamps and their subsequent replacement is being carried out at Board's cost. 97.2.1 All the street Lighting consumers existing before 1.7.70 will be covered in this category under which the Board will continue to replace the fittings and lamps at its own cost. The revised rates of line maintenance and lamp renewal charges are applicable to all such consumers w.e.f.1.7.70 as given in the respective schedule in the modified street lighting agreement. 97.2.2. Though no notice is required to be issued under Clause '8' of the existing street lighting agreement, a formal intimation in this regard might, however, be given to all the street lighting consumers( if not already given) so as to enable them to make payments accordingly. In respect of such street lighting consumers where clause '8' has not been incorporated and disputes are going on for the inclusion of this clause in the agreements, due action for termination of the agreements as envisaged under clause-13 of the agreement should be taken (if not already taken) at the appropriate time. All such cases of dispute may, however, be brought to the notice of CE(Comml.) to keep a watch over them. 97.2.3 These consumer may however, be given the option( if not already given) to come under category' 'B' in which case the relevant' schedule for line maintenance' and 'lamp renewal charges' will be applicable to such consumers and change over from category 'A' to 'B' maybe allowed after their request for change over is received. However, all such street lighting consumers will be required to bear the depreciated cost of the lamps, which will be in working order on the date of conversion from category 'A' to category 'B' in their respective areas. While calculating the depreciated cost of the various lamps, the average lighting period per night maybe assumed as 8 hours and the total life of various lamps taken as under:- i) Ordinary lamps : 800 hours 2) Mercury Vapour Lamps/Tubes : 4000 hours 97.3 Category 'B' :Where the initial installation and subsequent replacement of complete street light fittings is to be carried out at the cost of the Board and initial installation and subsequent replacement of lamps is to be done at the cost of street lighting consumer(i.e. lamps to be supplied by the consumer). 97.3.1 This arrangement is applicable to all street lighting consumers whose applications have been received on or after 1.7.70 who will be given option either to remain under category 'B' or category 'C'. The rates to be charged for line maintenance and lamp renewal charges are given in the respective schedule of street lighting agreement/tariff. 97.4 Category 'C' : Where the initial installation of complete street light fittings and lamps as well as their subsequent replacement is to be carried out at the cost of street lighting consumer(i.e. flitting and lamps to be supplied by the consumer). 97.4.1 This arrangement will also be made applicable to all the prospective street lighting consumers (whose application have been received on or after 1.7.70 who will be given option to come either under category 'C' or category 'B'. The line maintenance and lamp renewal charges recoverable from such consumers have been given under respective schedule of street lighting agreements/tariff. 97.5 Category 'D' : Where the initial installation of complete street light fittings and subsequent replacement of fittings is to be carried out at the cost of the street lighting consumers, but the replacement of flourescent tubes will be done at the cost of the Board(i.e. flourescent tubes to be supplied by the Board). 97.5.1 This arrangement is applicable to those street lighting consumers who want the Board to provide special types of fluorescent tube fittings for sake of beautification. The line maintenance and lamp renewal charges are given under respective schedule of street lighting agreement/tariff. |
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