Hyderabad: Congress has urged the State Electricity Regulation of Telangana to regret consumers, especially the category of Lower Lembeng from the proposed power rate increase sought by the South and North Power distribution company (discount).
The congressional delegation submitted a petition to TSERC urged him to find out another way to help the power distribution company rather than letting them impose a large strength rate increase in consumers.
Congress blames the continuous neglect of the Government TRS as a reason for discounts that ended in red and demanding that TSERC must see the reason for losses in the discom and suggest repair measures.
Providing details about the petition, the official spokesman for Telangana Congress Boreddy Ayodhya Reddy on Monday said they had urged TSERC to review the estimated power requirements submitted by discounts, to review the estimated cost of purchasing power and did not allow rates proposed by discounts.
“There is a need to check why discounts are in the financial crisis and explore ways to attract it from red.
We also urge TSERC to ensure that strict actions are taken to reduce electrical accidents and to allow the opponents to be heard directly before TSERC decisions about the implementation of diskark To increase power rates, “said Ayodhya Reddy.
Referring to discounted proposals that seek a 50 per unit increase for all domestic consumers, Rs 1 per unit for all commercial lt (except salon haircut) Rs 1 per unit for all industrial consumers lt, it says a reasonable rate increase can be accepted But a sudden increase in tariffs after five years for all slabs in the absolute term does not make sense.
“This is a domestic consumer in the bottom plate that faces a higher rate increase compared to consumers in higher plates.
The average month’s electricity spaces from domestic consumers with a typical 0-100 clamp becomes almost double due to this tariff increase.
This will be Having an impact on a large number of people in Telangana since 0-100 consumers of domestic plates nearly two-thirds of total domestic consumers 1.15 crore, “said Ayodhya Reddy.
Said that discounted financial crises are the result of their inability to submit annual income requirements (ARR) and tariff proposals for the past three years, he said discounts did not have approval from the Government TRS to submit ARR proposals and tariff increases.
The same applies to the correct submission.
“The state government seems to be the main contributor to the financial crisis faced by a discom and TSERC must seriously see this problem,” his demands.