Nepra exposes bogus billing by KE, Discos
Consumers also experienced significant issues, causing billing slab shifts, status changes, and invalid snapshots
Source: thenews.com.pk
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Power Crisis in J&K Over 50 pc of Valley's electricity consumers without meters, main reason for AT&C losses: Pr Secy PDD
Srinagar, Dec 1: In Kashmir, more than half of the electricity consumers are without meters—giving a space to push up the Aggregate Technical and Commercial (AT&C) losses further. Principal Secretary, Power Development Department H Rajesh Prasad told the KNO news agency that it has already invested over Rs 5,000 Crores to overcome the losses. “I
Source: thenorthlines.com
Power Tariff Hiked By 15%, Electricity Duty Withdrawn
Jammu: In a “strategic move” to alleviate the impact of a 15% tariff increase, the officials on Friday the Jammu and Kashmir Power Development Department (PDD) has announced the withdrawal of Electricity Duty (ED) in its revised power tariff. The decision, effective from 1st December 2023, comes following the issuance of a new Tariff Order by the Joint Electricity Regulatory Commission
Source: kashmirreader.com
Govt procures 2400 MWs electricity to meet demand in J&K: Pr Secy PDD
15 pc Electricity Duty withdrawn, consumer bills unaffected despite revised tariff Srinagar, Nov 24: Amid the prevailing power crisis in the Valley, the government on Friday said that the Lieutenant Governor has given approval for the procurement of 2400 MWs of electricity from NTPC and Solar Power Corporation of India. “The power demand in Jammu
Source: thenorthlines.com
A Warm Business
In Kashmir, routine power outages during severe winters prompt a search for alternatives. Increased demand for inverters and solar panels reflects the population's adaptation to electricity shortages. The government's 40 per cent subsidy for solar installations is acknowledged. Traditional methods, such as Kangri (Portable Fire Pot) and Hammams, remain indispensable, while political and business leaders criticize unreliable power policies. Hopes for improvement centre on the fully operational Revamped Distribution Sector Scheme by 2025.
Source: kashmirlife.net