A 30 1 2013 Tariff Proposal FY 14 DGVCL

BEFORE THE GUJARAT ELECTRICITY REGULATORY COMMISSION
AHMEDABAD
Filing No:
Case No:
IN THE MATTER OF Filing of Addendum to Petition for True-Up of FY 2011-12

and Determination of Tariff for FY 2013-14 under GERC
(Multi Year Tariff) Regulations, 2011 and Electricity Act,
2003 read with the relevant Guidelines.
AND
IN THE MATTER OF Dakshin Gujarat Vij Company Limited,

Nana Varaccha Road,
Kapodara, Near Gajjar Petrol Pump,
Surat - 395 006.
PETITIONER
Gujarat Urja Vikas Nigam Limited

Sardar Patel Vidyut Bhavan,
Race Course,
Vadodara 390 007
COPETITIONER
THE APPLICANT ABOVE NAMED RESPECTFULLY SUBMITS
DAKSHIN GUJARAT VIJ COMPANY LIMITED 1

1. Introduction
1.1. Preamble
1.1.1. This section presents the background and reasons for filing of this Petition.
1.1.2. Under section 62 of the Electricity Act, 2003 and under the MYT Regulations,
2011, DGVCL is required to file its True Up for FY 2011-12 and Tariff Petition for
FY 2013-14. As per the Regulation 17.2 (b) of the MYT Regulations, 2011 during
the first year of the control period and onwards, the Distribution Licensee will
have to file the petition for approval of the following:
(1) Truing Up for FY 2011-12 to be carried out under Gujarat Electricity

Regulatory Commission (Multi-Year Tariff) Regulations, 2011
(2) Revenue from sale of power at existing tariffs and charges for the
ensuing year
(3) Revenue gap for ensuing year calculated based on ARR approved in the
Tariff Order or MYT Order and truing up for the previous year
(4) Application for determination of tariff for the ensuing year.
1.1.3. As per the provisions stipulated in regulation 29.8, licensees were required to
file the petition for the truing up of FY 2011-12 and determination of tariff for
FY 2013-14 latest by 30th November, 2012. The Dakshin Gujarat Vij Company
Limited (hereinafter referred to as “DGVCL” or “licensee”) requested the
Commission to grant extension of time for filling the true up petition for FY
2011-12 as well as the tariff determination petition for FY 2013-14, the
Commission granted extension for filing the petition up to January 10, 2013.
The licensee filed the true –up petition for FY 2011-12 along with consolidated
Revenue Gap till 2013-14 on January 09, 2013 with a request to allow the
petitioner to file its tariff petition for FY 2013-14 in due course as the revenue
from subsidy is to be determined in consultation with Government. Further, an
addendum was filed on 16th January 2013 wherein the licensee requested the
Hon’ble Commission to approve the gap and determine the tariff accordingly in
the manner it deems fit by safeguarding the interest of stakeholders. Further,
the Hon’ble Commission through order dated 19th January 2013 (Suo - Moto
Petition) had directed the licensee to file the tariff proposal of FY 2013-14 by
25th January 2013. Accordingly, the licensee is filing the Petition for Tariff
Proposal for FY 2013-14 to the Hon’ble Commission for approval.
1.1.4. The licensee requests the Hon’ble Commission to accept this petition as part
and parcel of its earlier petition and addendum therein.

2. Revenue Gap for FY 2013-14
2.1. Preamble
2.1.1. The Hon’ble Commission in March 2011 came up with its Gujarat Electricity
Regulatory Commission (Multi Year Tariff) Regulations, 2011 which was
effective from 1st April 2011 onwards.
2.1.2. This chapter outlines the ARR figures approved by the Hon’ble Commission
vide tariff order dated 6th September 2011 for FY 2013-15, total revenue
projected by DGVCL for FY 2013-14 and the estimated revenue gap for FY
2013-14.
2.2. Revenue gap for FY 2013-14
2.2.1. DGVCL is required to submit the gap for FY 2013-14 based on approved ARR for
FY 2013-14 and the revenue estimated in this petition.
2.2.2. The ARR for FY 2013-14 as approved by the Hon’ble Commission in the order
dated 6th September, 2011 is as follows.
Table 1 : Approved ARR for FY 2013-14

Rs in Crores
FY 2013-14
Sr. No. Particulars
(Approved)
1 Cost of Power Purchase 5,870.06
2 Operation & Maintenance Expenses 204.91
2.1 Employee Cost 186.79
2.2 Repair & Maintenance 30.34
2.3 Administration & General Charges 34.28
2.4 Other Debits 4.23
2.5 Extraordinary Items 0.27
2.6 Net Prior Period Expenses / (Income) -
2.7 Other Expenses Capitalised (51.00)
3 Depreciation 151.49
4 Interest & Finance Charges 42.26
5 Interest on Working Capital -
6 Provision for Bad Debts 3.84
7 Sub-Total [1 to 6] 6,272.56
8 Return on Equity 63.17

9 Provision for Tax / Tax Paid 19.33
10 Total Expenditure (7 to 9) 6,355.06

11 Less: Non-Tariff Income 88.62
12 Aggregate Revenue Requirement (10 - 11) 6,266.44
2.2.3. The Hon’ble Commission had also approved sales connected load and no. of
consumers for the second control period in its tariff order dated 6th September
2011. The approved no. of consumers, connected load and sales for FY 2013-14
is given in the table below.

Table 2 : Approved No. of Consumers, Connected Load and Sales for FY 2013-14
Approved FY 2013-14
Sr No Category Number of Connected Load
Sales (MUs)
Consumers (Nos.) (MW)
Low Tension Consumers
1 Residential 2,237,395 1,932 2,317
2 Commercial 284,060 659 841
3 Industrial LT 61,277 1,527 3,175
4 Public Water Works 18,239 75 137
5 Agriculture 116,210 507 649
6 Street (Public Lightining) 5,532 22 38
Total LT 2,722,713 4,722 7,157
High Tension Consumers

7 Industrial HT 2,910 1,956 4,178
8 Railways 5 69 318
Total HT 2,915 2,025 4,496
Total 2,725,628 6,747 11,653
2.2.4. The Revenue for FY 2013-14 has been estimated in this petition based on
Approved Sales, Approved Connected Load and Approved Number of
Consumers as per the Tariff Order dated 6th September, 2011 and the Revised
Tariff as per the Tariff Order dated 02nd June 2012. The Slab-wise break-up of
Sales, Connected Load and Number of Consumers for those tariff categories
which are same as per the Tariff Order dated 6th September, 2011 has been
taken based on the slab-wise break-up for FY 2011-12. For new categories
introduced in the order dated 6th September, 2011 (i.e. Non-RGP, LTMD and
GLP), the slab-wise break-up has been taken based on the break-up of actual
sales of FY 2011-12. The Revenue from sale of power to retail consumers at
existing tariff based on the methodology works out to Rs. 5128.31 Crores.
2.2.5. The Revenue from FPPPA for FY 2013-14 has been projected considering the
rate of 0.61 Rs. per unit. The FPPPA projection for FY 2013-14 is as given in the
table given below.
Table 3 : FPPPA Projected for FY 2013-14
Particulars Figure
Rate of FPPPA Considered (Rs/kWh) 0.61
Sales (Mus) 11653
FPPPA Charges in Rs. Crores 710.83
2.2.6. The Other Consumer Related Income and the Agriculture Subsidy for FY 2013-
14 have been taken equal to that approved by the Hon’ble Commission in its
order dated 6th September, 2011, which are equal to Rs. 63 Crores and Rs.
50.25 Crores respectively.
2.2.7. The total revenue estimated for FY 2013-14 is as given below:

Table 4 : Total Revenue projected for FY 2013-14 at existing gap
Particulars Rs Crores
Revenue from Sale of Power 5,128.31
Revenue from FPPPA 710.83
Other Income (Consumer Related) 63.00
Agriculture Subsidy (expected from govt) 50.25
Total Revenue 5,952.39

2.2.8. Based on the Aggregate Revenue Requirement approved by the Hon'ble
Commission for FY 2013-14 in its order dated 6th September 2011 and the total
revenue projected by DGVCL as given in the table above the proposed Revenue
gap/(surplus) at existing tariff for FY 2013-14 works out to be Rs. 314.05
Crores.
Table 5 : Projected Revenue Gap for FY 2013-14 at existing gap

Rs. In Crores
Sr. No. Particulars FY 2013-14
Aggregate Revenue Requirement approved by
1 6,266.44
Hon'ble Commission for FY 2013-14
2 Total Revenue Projected for FY 2013-14 5,952.39
Gap/(Surplus) resulted on account of ARR approved
3 314.05
and Revenue projected for FY 2013-14
2.2.9. Considering the consolidated Revenue Gap/(Surplus) for past years (till FY
2011-12) i.e. Rs 9.16 Crores as arrived, total Revenue Gap including FY 2013-14
works out to be Rs 323.21 Crores as shown below.
Table 6 : Total Gap/ (Surplus) Including Previous years at existing tariff

Rs. In Crores
1 Gap of FY 2013-14 314.05
2 Consolidated Gap/(Surplus) till FY 2011-12 9.16
3 Total Gap 323.21
2.2.10. The Revenue from sale of power to retail consumers at proposed tariff based
on the methodology as discussed above works out to Rs. 5736.21 Crores. The
Revenue from FPPPA for FY 2013-14 has been projected considering the rate of
0.61 Rs. per unit which works out to Rs 710.83 Crores. The Other Consumer
Related Income and the Agriculture Subsidy for FY 2013-14 have been taken
equal to that approved by the Hon’ble Commission in its order dated 6th
September, 2011, which are equal to Rs. 63 Crores and Rs. 50.25 Crores
respectively. The total revenue estimated based on projected tariff for FY
2013-14 is as given below:
Table 7: Revenue for FY 2013-14 at proposed tariff
Particulars Rs Crores
Revenue from Sale of Power 5,736.21
Revenue from FPPPA 710.83
Other Income (Consumer Related) 63.00
Agriculture Subsidy 50.25
Total Revenue 6,560.29
2.2.11. Based on the Aggregate Revenue Requirement approved by the Hon'ble

Commission for FY 2013-14 in its order dated 6th September 2011 and the total
revenue projected by DGVCL as given in the table above for FY 2013-14,
Revenue Gap/(Surplus) works out to be Rs. (293.85) Crores.

Table 8: Revenue Gap for FY 2013-14 at proposed tariff
Rs. In Crores
Aggregate Revenue Requirement approved by Hon'ble

1 6,266.44
Commission for FY 2013-14
2 Total Revenue Projected for FY 2013-14 6,560.29
Gap/(Surplus) resulted on account of ARR approved
3 (293.85)
and Revenue projected for FY 2013-14
2.2.12. Considering the consolidated Revenue Gap/(Surplus) for past years (till FY
2011-12) i.e. Rs 9.16 Crores as arrived, total Revenue Gap/(Surplus) including
FY 2013-14 works out to be Rs (284.69) Crores as shown below.
Table 9: Consolidated Revenue Gap/(Surplus) till FY 2013-14 at proposed tariff
Rs. In Crores
1 Gap of FY 2013-14 (293.85)

2 Consolidated Gap/(Surplus) till FY 2011-12 9.16
3 Total Gap (284.69)
2.2.13. The above Revenue Gap/(Surplus) is arising due to approved Bulk Supply Tariff
(BST) vide order dated 06th September 2011. The Bulk Supply Tariff for Power
Purchase Cost was approved taking into account consolidated revenue gap of
all four Discom’s at the time of approving MYT. Allocation of Power Purchase
Cost with these BST’s may lead to Revenue Gap/(Surplus) in case of individual
Discom. The Hon’ble Commission is therefore requested to consider
consolidated gap of all four Discom’s and determine the tariff accordingly.
Further, the Hon’ble Commission is also requested to allow us to allocate the
power purchase cost by modifying the BST considering the present changed
scenario of power purchase cost and consumer mix of each distribution
company.
2.2.14. The Hon’ble Commission is requested to treat the consolidated unrecovered

revenue gap of four Discom’s as regulatory asset to be recovered in the future
tariff;
2.2.15. The tariff filing formats (D4 at proposed tariff along with other applicable
formats) are attached herewith this petition for reference. The licensee
requests the Hon’ble Commission to accept this petition as part and parcel of
its earlier petition and addendum therein.

Figure 1: Fixed Charges LT - Existing Vs. Proposed
Fixed Charges
Existing Proposed
Sr NO Category/Slab
Rs./kWh Rs./kWh
1 RGP
Urban
Fixed Charges Upto & Including 2KW 5.00 Rs per month 5.00 Rs per month
Above 2 to 4 KW 15.00 Rs per month 15.00 Rs per month
Above 6 KW 45.00 Rs per month 45.00 Rs per month
BPL - Urban
All 5.00 Rs per month 5.00 Rs per month
Rural
Fixed Charges Upto & Including 2KW 5.00 Rs per month 5.00 Rs per month
Above 6 KW 45.00 Rs per month 45.00 Rs per month
BPL - Rural
2 GLP
3 Non RGP
First 10 kW of connected load 30.00 Rs/kW 30.00 Rs/kW
For next 30 kW of connected load 55.00 Rs/kW 55.00 Rs/kW
4 LTMD
For first 40 kW of billing demand 65.00 Rs/kW 65.00 Rs/kW
Next 20 kW of billing demand 100.00 Rs/kW 100.00 Rs/kW
Above 60 kW of billing demand 165.00 Rs/kW 165.00 Rs/kW
For billing demand in excess of the contract demand 210.00 Rs/kW 320.00 Rs/kW
5 Non RGP Night
First 10 kW of connected load 30.00 Rs/kW 30.00 Rs/kW

For next 30 kW of connected load 55.00 Rs/kW 55.00 Rs/kW
6 LTMD Night
For first 40 kW of billing demand 65.00 Rs/kW 65.00 Rs/kW
Next 20 kW of billing demand 100.00 Rs/kW 100.00 Rs/kW
Above 60 kW of billing demand 165.00 Rs/kW 165.00 Rs/kW
For billing demand in excess of the contract demand 210.00 Rs/kW 320.00 Rs/kW
7 LTP-Lift Irrigation
All 25.00 Rs/HP 25.00 Rs/HP
8 WWSP
Type I (Other than Local Authority) 15.00 Rs/HP 15.00 Rs/HP
Type II (Local Authority out side Gram Panchayat area) 9.00 Rs/HP 9.00 Rs/HP
Type III (Local Authority in Gram Panchayat area)
9 AG
HP Based Tariff 175.00 Rs/HP 175.00 Rs/HP
Metered Tariff 10.00 Rs/HP 10.00 Rs/HP
Tatkal Scheme 10.00 Rs/HP 10.00 Rs/HP
10 SL
For Local Authorities and Industrial Estates
KWH Based Tariff - -
kVAH Tariff - -
Consumers other than local authorities and industrial
20.00 Rs/kW 20.00 Rs/kW
estates
11 TMP
All 14.00 Rs/kW per Day 14.00 Rs/kW per Day

Figure 2: Fixed Charges HT- Existing vs. Proposed
Fixed Charges
Existing Proposed
Sr NO Category/Slab
Rs./kWh Rs./kWh
12 HTP - I
upto 500 kVA of billing demand 100.00 Rs/kVA per month 150.00 Rs/kVA per month
For next 500 kVA of billing demand 200.00 Rs/kVA per month 320.00 Rs/kVA per month
For billing demand in excess of 1000 kVA 270.00 Rs/kVA per month 430.00 Rs/kVA per month
In Excess of Billing Demand 370.00 Rs/kVA per month 590.00 Rs/kVA per month
13 HTP - II
14 HTP - III
For billing demand upto contract demand 462.00 Rs/kVA per month 462.00 Rs/kVA per month
For billing demand in excess of contract demand 550.00 Rs/kVA per month 625.00 Rs/kVA per month
15 HTP - IV
16 HTP V
All 25.00 Rs/kVA per month 25.00 Rs/kVA per month
17 Railway Traction
For billing demand upto the contract demand 160.00 Rs/kVA per month 320.00 Rs/kVA per month
For billing demand in excess of contract demand 400.00 Rs/kVA per month 590.00 Rs/kVA per month

Figure 3: Energy Charges LT - Existing Vs Proposed
Energy Charges
Existing Proposed
Sr NO Category/Slab
Rs./kWh Rs./kWh
1 RGP
Urban
Zero - -
1-50 kWh 2.95 3.40
51-100 kWh 3.35 3.80
101-250 kWh 4.00 4.50
Above 250 kWh 4.90 5.40
BPL - Urban
Zero - -
1-30 kWh 1.50 1.50
31 - 50 kWh 2.95 3.40
51-100 kWh 3.35 3.80
101-250 kWh 4.00 4.50
Above 250 kWh 4.90 5.40
Rural
Energy Charges Zero - -
1-50 kWh 2.55 3.00
51-100 kWh 2.95 3.40
101-250 kWh 3.60 4.10
Above 250 kWh 4.60 5.10
BPL - Rural
Zero - -
1-30 kWh 1.50 1.50
31 - 50 kWh 2.55 3.00
51-100 kWh 2.95 3.40
101-250 kWh 3.60 4.10
Above 250 kWh 4.60 5.10
2 GLP
All 3.55 4.05
3 Non RGP
For installation having contracted load up to
and including 10kW: for entire consumption 4.00 4.45
during the month
For installation having contracted load
exceeding 10kW: for entire consumption 4.30 4.80
during the month
4 LTMD
For entire consumption 4.35 4.85
5 Non RGP Night

6 LTMD Night
7 LTP-Lift Irrigation
8 WWSP
Type I (Other than Local Authority) for entire
3.95 4.40
consumption
Type II (Local Authority out side Gram
3.75 4.20
Panchayat area) for entire consumption
Type III (Local Authority in Gram Panchayat

2.85 3.30
area) for entire consumption
9 AG
HP Based Tariff - -
Metered Tariff for entire consumption 0.50 0.50
Tatkal Scheme for entire consumption 0.70 0.70
10 SL
For Local Authorities and Industrial Estates-
for entire consumption
KWH Based Tariff 3.70 4.15
kVAH Tariff 2.80 3.30
Consumers other than local authorities and
3.70 4.15
industrial estates- for entire consumption
11 TMP
All 4.35 4.80

Figure 4: Energy Charges HT- Existing Vs Proposed
Energy Charges
Existing Proposed
Sr NO Category/Slab
Rs./kWh Rs./kWh
12 HTP - I
upto 500 kVA of billing demand 4.00 4.05
For next 2000 kVA of billing demand 4.20 4.25
For billing demand in excess of 2500 kVA 4.30 4.35
13 HTP - II
upto 500 kVA of billing demand 4.00 4.45
For next 2000 kVA of billing demand 4.20 4.70
For billing demand in excess of 2500 kVA 4.30 4.80
14 HTP - III
For all units consumed during the month 6.40 6.40
15 HTP - IV
16 HTP V
17 Railway Traction

3. Tariff Proposal for FY 2013-14
3.1. General
3.1.1. The tariff figures indicated in this tariff schedule are the tariff rates proposed
by DGVCL.
3.1.2. These tariffs are exclusive of Electricity Duty, tax on sale of electricity, taxes
and other charges 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.
3.1.3. All these tariffs for power supply are applicable to only one point of supply.
3.1.4. The charges specified are on monthly basis. Distribution Licensee may decide
the period of billing and adjust the tariff rate accordingly.
3.1.5. The energy supplied under these tariffs can be utilized only within the compact
area of the premises not intervened by any area/road belonging to any person
or authority other than the consumer.
3.1.6. Except in cases where the supply is used for the purpose for which the
Distribution Licensee has permitted lower tariff, the power supplied to any
consumer shall be utilized only for the purpose for which supply is taken and as
provided for in the tariff.
3.1.7. Meter charges shall be applicable as prescribed under ‘GERC (Licensee’s Power
to Recover Expenditure incurred in providing supply and other Miscellaneous
Charges) Regulations, 2005 as in force from time to time.
3.1.8. The various provisions of the GERC (licensee’s power to recover expenditure
incurred in providing supply and other miscellaneous charges) Regulations will
continue to apply.
3.1.9. Conversion of Ratings of electrical appliances and equipment’s from kilowatt to

B.H.P. or vice versa will be done, when necessary, at the rate of 0.746 kilowatt
equal to 1 B.H.P.
3.1.10. The billing of fixed charges based on contracted load or maximum demand
shall be done in multiples of 0.5 (one half) Horse Power or kilo watt (HP or kW)
as the case may be. The fraction of less than 0.5 shall be rounded to next 0.5.
The billing of energy charges will be done on complete one kilo-watt-hour
(kWh).

3.1.11. The Connected Load for the purpose of billing will be taken as the maximum
load connected during the billing period.
3.1.12. The Fixed charges, minimum charges, demand charges, meter rent and the
slabs of consumption of energy for energy charges mentioned shall not be
subject to any adjustment on account of existence of any broken period within
billing period arising from consumer supply being connected or disconnected
any time within the duration of billing period for any reason.
3.1.13. Contract Demand shall mean the maximum kW/kVA for the supply of which
licensee undertakes to provide facilities to the consumer from time to time.
3.1.14. Fuel Cost and Power Purchase Adjustment Charges shall be applicable in
accordance with the Formula approved by the Gujarat Electricity Regulatory
Commission from time to time.
3.1.15. Payment of penal charges for usage in excess of contract demand / load for
any billing period does not entitle the consumer to draw in excess of contract
demand / load as a matter of right.
3.1.16. The payment of power factor penalty does not exempt the consumer from
taking steps to improve the power factor to the levels specified in the
Regulations notified under the Electricity Act, 2003 and licensee shall be
entitled to take any other action deemed necessary and authorized under the
Act.
3.1.17. Delayed payment charges for all consumers:
No delayed payment charges shall be levied if the bill is paid within ten days
from the date of billing (excluding date of billing).
Delayed payment charges will be levied at the rate of 15% per annum in case
of all consumers except Agricultural category for the period from the due date
till the date of payment if the bill is paid after due date. Delayed payment
charges will be levied at the rate of 12% per annum for the consumer governed
under Rate AG from the due date till the date of payment if the bill is paid after
due date.
For Government dues, the delayed payment charges will be levied at the rate
provided under the relevant Electricity Duty Act.

PART – I
SCHEDULE OF TARIFF FOR SUPPLY OF ELECTRICITY
AT LOW AND MEDIUM VOLTAGE
1. Rate: RGP
This tariff is applicable to all services in the residential premises which are not
covered under ‘Rate: RGP (Rural)’ Category.
Single-phase supply- Aggregate load up to 6kW

Three-phase supply- Aggregate load above 6kW
1.1. Fixed Charges/Month:
Range of Connected Load: (Other than BPL Consumers)
(a) Upto and including 2 kW Rs. 5 per month

(b) Above 2 to 4 kW Rs. 15 per month
(c) Above 4 to 6 kW Rs. 30 per month
(d) Above 6 kW Rs. 45 per month
For BPL Household Consumers
(a) Fixed charges Rs. 5 per month
PLUS
1.2. Energy Charges: For the total monthly consumption: (Other than BPL
consumers)
(a) First 50 units 340 Paise per month

(b) Next 50 units 380 Paise per month
(c) Next 150 units 450 Paise per month
(d) Above 250 units 540 Paise per month
1.3. Energy charges: For the total monthly consumption – For the consumer
below poverty line (BPL) **

(b) For remaining units Rate as per RGP
**The consumer who wants to avail the benefit of the above tariff has to
produce a copy of the Card issued by the authority concerned at the sub-
division office of the Distribution Licensee. The concessional tariff is only for 30
units per month.
1.4. Minimum bill (excluding meter charges)
Payment of fixed charges as specified in 1.1 above.
2. Rate: RGP (Rural)
This tariff is applicable to all services for residential premises located in areas
within Gram Panchayat as defined in the Gujarat Panchayats Act. However, this
is not applicable to villages which are located within the geographical
jurisdiction of Urban Development Authority.
Single-phase supply- Aggregate load upto 6kW

Three-phase supply- Aggregate load above 6kW
2.1. Fixed Charges/Month:
Range of Connected Load: (Other than BPL Consumers)
(a) Upto and including 2 kW Rs. 5 per month

(b) Above 2 to 4 kW Rs. 15 per month
(c) Above 4 to 6 kW Rs. 30 per month
(d) Above 6 kW Rs. 45 per month
For BPL Household Consumers
(a) Fixed charges Rs. 5 per month
PLUS
2.2. Energy Charges: For the total monthly consumption: (Other than BPL
consumers)

(b) Next 50 units 340 Paise per month
(c) Next 150 units 410 Paise per month
(d) Above 250 units 510 Paise per month
2.3. Energy charges: For the total monthly consumption – For the consumer
below poverty line (BPL) **

(b) For remaining units Rate as per RGP(RURAL)
**The consumer who wants to avail the benefit of the above tariff has to
produce a copy of the Card issued by the authority concerned at the sub-
division office of the Distribution Licensee. The concessional tariff is only for 30
units per month.
2.4. Minimum bill (excluding meter charges):
Payment of fixed charges as specified in 2.1 above.
Note: If the part of the residential premises is used for non-residential

(commercial) purposes by the consumers located within ‘Gram Panchayat’ as
defined in Gujarat Panchayat Act, entire consumption will be charged under
this tariff.
3. Rate: GLP
This tariff is applicable to the educational institutes and other institutions

registered with the Charity Commissioner and research and development
laboratories.
(a) Fixed Charges Rs. 45 per month

(b) Energy Charges 405 Paise per month
4. Rate: Non-RGP
This tariff is applicable to the services for the premises those are not covered in
any other tariff categories and having aggregate load upto and including 40kW.

4.1. Fixed charges per month:
(i) First 10 KW of connected load Rs. 30 per KW

(ii) For Next 30 KW of connected load Rs. 55 per KW
4.2. Energy charges:
For installation having contracted load up to and including

(a) 445 Paise per month
10KW:for entire consumption during the month
For installation having contracted load up to and exceeding
(b) 480 Paise per month
10KW:for entire consumption during the month
4.3. Minimum Bill
Minimum bill per installation per month for consumers other than Seasonal
Consumers: Rs. 140 per kW.
4.4. Minimum Bill per Installation for Seasonal Consumers
a. “Seasonal Consumer”, shall mean a consumer who takes and uses power
supply for ice factory, ice candy machines, ginning and pressing factory, oil mill,
rice mill, huller, salt industry, sugar factory, khandsari, cold storage plants
(including such plants in fisheries industry), tapioca industries manufacturing
starch, etc.
b. Any consumer, who desires to be billed for the minimum charges on annual
basis shall intimate to that effect in writing in advance about the off-season
period during which energy consumption, if any, shall be mainly for
overhauling of the plant and machinery. The total period of the off-season so
declared and observed shall be not less than three calendar months in a
calendar year.
c. The total minimum amount under the head “Fixed and Energy Charges”
payable by the seasonal consumer satisfying the eligibility criteria under sub
clause.
(a) above and complying with the provision stipulated under sub
clause
(b) above shall be Rs. 1680/- per annum per kW of the contracted
d. The units consumed during the off-season period shall be charged for at a flat
rate of 495 Paisa per unit.
e. The electricity bills related to the off-season period shall not be taken into
account towards the amount payable against the annual minimum bill. The
amount paid by the consumer towards the electricity bills related to the
seasonal period only under the heads “Fixed Charges” and “Energy Charges”,
shall be taken into account while determining the amount of shortfall payable
towards the annual minimum bill as specified under sub-clause (c) above.
5. Rate: LTMD
This tariff is applicable to the services for the premises those are not covered in
any other tariff categories and having aggregate load above 40kW and upto
100kW.
This tariff shall also be applicable to consumer covered in category- ‘Rate: Non-
RGP’ so opts to be charged in place of ‘Rate: Non-RGP’ tariff.

5.1. Fixed charges:
For Billing demand upto the contract demand

(i) For first 40 KW of billing demand Rs. 65 per KW per month
(a) (ii) Next 20 KW of billing demand Rs. 100 per KW per month
(iii) Above 60 KW of billing demand Rs. 165 per KW per month
(b) For Billing demand in excess of the contract demand Rs. 320 per KW per month
PLUS
5.2. Energy charges:
For entire consumption during the month 485 Paise per month
PLUS
5.3. Reactive Energy Charges:
For all reactive units(KVARH) drawn during the month 10 Paise per KVARH
5.4. Billing Demand
The billing demand shall be highest of the following, rounded to the next full
kW:
a. Eighty-five percent of the contract demand
b. Actual maximum demand registered during the month
c. 41 kW
5.5. Minimum Bill
Payment of demand charges every month based on the billing demand.
5.6. Seasonal Consumers taking LTMD Supply:
1) The expression, “Seasonal Consumer”, shall mean a consumer who takes and
uses power supply for ice factory, ice-candy machines, ginning and pressing
factory, oil mill, rice mill, salt industry, sugar factory, khandsari, cold storage
plants (including such plants in fishery industry), tapioca industries
manufacturing starch, pumping load or irrigation, white coal manufacturers
etc.
2) A consumer, who desires to be billed for minimum charges on annual basis,

shall intimate in writing in advance about the off-season during which energy
consumption, if any, shall be mainly for overhauling of the plant and
machinery. The off-season period at any time shall be a full calendar
month/months. The total period of off-season so declared and observed shall
be not less than three calendar months in a calendar year.
3) The total minimum amount under the head “Demand and Energy Charges”
payable by a seasonal consumer satisfying the eligibility criteria under sub
clause 5.6.1 above and complying with provisions stipulated under sub clause
5.6.2 above shall be Rs. 2970 per annum per kW of the billing demand.
4) The billing demand shall be the highest of the following:
a. The highest of the actual maximum demand registered during the calendar
year.

b. Eighty-five percent of the arithmetic average of contract demand during
the year.
c. 41 kW
5) Units consumed during the off-season period shall be charged for at the flat
rate of 495 Paisa per unit.
6. Rate: Non-RGP Night
This tariff is applicable for aggregate load up to 40kW and using electricity
exclusively during night hours from 10.00 PM to 06.00 AM next day. (The
supply hours shall be regulated through time switch to be provided by the
consumer at his cost.)
6.1. Fixed Charges per month:
Fixed charges specified in Rate Non-RGP above
PLUS
6.2. Energy Charges:
For entire consumption during the month 280 Paise per Unit
NOTE:
a. 10% of total units consumed and 15% of the contract load can be availed
beyond the prescribed hours.
b. This tariff shall be applicable if the consumer so opts to be charged in place of
Non-RGP tariff by using electricity exclusively during night hours as above.
c. The option can be exercised to switch over from Non-RGP tariff to Non-RGP
Night tariff and vice versa twice in a calendar year by giving not less than one
month’s notice in writing.
d. In case the consumer is not fulfilling the conditions of this tariff category, then
such consumer for the relevant billing period will be billed under tariff category
Non-RGP
7. Rate: LTMD- Night
This tariff is applicable for aggregate load above 40kW and using electricity
exclusively during night hours from 10.00 PM to 06.00 AM next day. (The
supply hours shall be regulated through time switch to be provided by the
consumer at his cost.)
7.1. Fixed Charges per month:
Fixed Charges specified in rate LTMD above
PLUS
For entire consumption during the month 280 Paise per Unit
7.3. Reactive Energy Charges:
For all reactive units(KVARH) drawn during the month 10 Paise per KVARH

NOTE:
a. 10% of total units consumed and 15% of the contract load can be availed
beyond the prescribed hours.
b. This tariff shall be applicable if the consumer so opts to be charged in place of
LTMD tariff by using electricity exclusively during night hours as above.
c. The option can be exercised to switch over from LTMD tariff to LTMD- Night
tariff and vice versa twice in a calendar year by giving not less than one
month’s notice in writing.
d. In case the consumer is not fulfilling the conditions of this tariff category, then
such consumer for the relevant billing period will be billed under tariff
category LTMD
8. Rate: LTP- Lift Irrigation
Applicable for supply of electricity to Low Tension Agricultural consumers

contracting load up to 125 HP requiring continuous (twenty-four hours) power
supply for lifting water from surface water sources such as cannel, river, & dam
and supplying water directly to the fields of farmers for agricultural irrigation
only.
(a) Fixed Charges per month Rs. 25 per HP

PLUS
Energy Charges
(b) 160 Paise per Unit
For entire consumption during the month
9. Rate: WWSP
This tariff shall be applicable to services used for water works and sewerage
pumping purposes.
9.1. Type I – Water works and sewerage pumps operated by other than local
authority:

PLUS
Energy Charges
9.2. Type II – Water works and sewerage pumps operated by local authority such
as Municipal Corporation. Gujarat Water Supply & Sewerage Board located
outside Gram Panchayat Area will also attract this tariff:

PLUS
Energy Charges
9.3. Type III – Water works and sewerage pumps operated by

Municipalities/Nagarpalikas and Gram Panchayat or Gujarat Water Supply &
Sewerage Board for its installations located in Gram Panchayats :
Energy Charges For entire consumption during the month 330 Paise per Unit
9.4. Time of Use Discount:

Applicable to all the water works consumers having connected load of 50 HP
and above for the Energy consumption during the Off-Peak Load Hours of the
Day.
For energy consumption during the off-peak period, viz.,1100Hrs to

(a) 30 Paise per Unit
1800 Hrs.
For energyconsumption during night hours,viz.,2200Hrs to 0600
Hrs.next day
10. Rate: AG
This tariff is applicable to services used for irrigation purposes only excluding
installations covered under LTP- Lift Irrigation category.
10.1. The rates for following group are as under:
1) HP Based Tariff:
For entire connecteed load Rs. 175/HP/month
2) Metered Tariff:
(a) Fixed Charges Rs. 10 per HP per month

(b) Energy charges:For entire consumption 50 Paise per Unit per month
3) Tatkal Scheme
(a) Fixed Charges Rs. 10 per HP per month

(b) Energy charges:For entire consumption 70 Paise per Unit per month
NOTE:
The consumers under Tatkal Scheme shall be eligible for normal metered tariff
as above, on completion of five years period from the date of commencement
of supply.
a) No machinery other than pump water for irrigation (and a single bulb or CFL up
to 40 watts) will be permitted under this tariff. Any other machinery connected
in the installation governed under this tariff shall be charged separately at
appropriate tariff for which consumers shall have to take separate connection.
b) Agricultural consumers who desire to supply water to brick manufacturing

units shall have to pay Rs. 100/HP per annum subject to minimum of Rs. 2000/-
per year for each brick Mfg. Unit to which water is supplied in addition to
existing rate of HP based / metered agricultural tariff.
c) Such Agricultural consumers shall have to pay the above charges for a full
financial year irrespective of whether they supply water to the brick
manufacturing unit for full or part of the Financial Year.
d) Agricultural consumers shall have to declare their intension for supply of the
water to such brick manufacturing units in advance and pay charges
accordingly before commencement of the financial year (i.e. in March every
year).
11. Rate: SL
11.1. Tariff for Street Light for Local Authorities and Industrial Estates:

This tariff includes the provision of maintenance, operation and control of the
street lighting system.
Energy Charges:
For all units consumed during the month 415 Paise per Unit
Optional kVAh Charges:
For all KVAh units consumed during the month 330 Paise per Unit
Renewal and Replacements of Lamps:
The consumer shall arrange for renewal and replacement of lamp at his cost by
person authorized by him in this behalf under Rule-3 of the Indian Electricity
Rules, 1956 / Rules issued by CEA under the Electricity Act, 2003.
11.2. Tariff for power supply for street lighting purposes to consumers other than
the local authorities and industrial estates:
Fixed Charges:
Rs. 20 per KW per month
Energy charges:
For all units consumed during the month 415 Paise per KWh
Renewal and Replacement of Lamps:
The consumer shall arrange for renewal and replacement of lamp at his cost by
person authorized by him in this behalf under Rule-3 of the Indian Electricity
Rules, 1956 / Rules issued by CEA under the Electricity Act, 2003.
Maintenance other than Replacement of Lamps:
Maintenance of the street lighting system shall be carried out by Distribution

Licensee.
12. Rate: TMP
This tariff is applicable to services of electricity supply for temporary period at

the low voltage.
12.1. Fixed Charge
Fixed Charge per installation Rs. 14 per KW per Day
12.2. Energy Charge
A flat rate of 480 Paise per Unit
Note:
Payment of bills is to be made within seven days from the date of issue of the
bill. Supply would be disconnected for non-payment of dues on 24 hours notice.

PART-II
TARIFFS FOR SUPPLY OF ELECTRICITY AT HIGH TENSION
(3.3 KV AND ABOVE, 3-PHASE 50 C/S), AND EXTRA HIGH TENSION
The following tariffs are available for supply at high tension for large power
services for contract demand not less than 100 kVA.
13. Rate: HTP-I
This tariff will be applicable for supply of electricity to HT consumers

contracted for 100 kVA and above for regular power supply and requiring the
power supply for the purposes not specified in any other HT Categories.
13.1. Demand Charges
1) For billing demand up to contract demand
(a) For first 500 KVA of billing demand Rs. 150 per KVA per month
(b) For next 500 KVA of billing demand Rs. 320 per KVA per month
(c ) For billing demand in excess of 1000 KVA Rs. 430 per KVA per month
2) For Billing Demand in Excess of Contract Demand

For billing demand in excess over contract demand Rs. 590 per KVA per month
PLUS
13.2. Energy Charges
For Entire consumption during the month

(a) upto 500 KVA of billing demand 405 Paise per Unit
(b) For next 2000 KVA of billing demand 425 Paise per Unit
(c ) For billing demand in excess of 2500 KVA 435 Paise per Unit
13.3. Time of Use Charges:
For energy consumption during the two peak periods,viz., 0700 Hrs to 1100 Hrs and 1800
Hrs to 2200 hrs
(a) For billing Demand up to 500kVA 35 Paise per Unit
(b) For billing Demand above 500kVA 75 Paise per Unit
13.4. Billing Demand:
The billing demand shall be the highest of the following:

a. Actual maximum demand established during the month
b. Eighty-five percent of the contract demand
c. One hundred kVA
13.5. Minimum Bills:
Payment of “demand charges” based on kVA of billing demand.
13.6. Power Factor Adjustment Charges:
1) Penalty for poor Power Factor:
a. The power factor adjustment charges shall be levied at the rate of 1% on the
total amount of electricity bills for the month under the head “Energy

Charges” for every 1% drop or part thereof in the average power factor
during the month below 90% upto 85%.
b. In addition to the above clause, for every 1% drop or part thereof in average
power factor during the month below 85% at the rate of 2% on the total
amount of electricity bill for that month under the head “Energy Charges”
will be charged.
2) Power Factor Rebate:
a. If the power factor of the consumer’s installation in any month is above 95%,
the consumer will be entitled to a rebate at the rate of 0.5% (half percent) in
excess of 95% power factor on the total amount of electricity bill for that
month under the head “Energy Charges” for every 1% rise or part thereof in
the average power factor during the month above 95%.
13.7. Maximum Demand and its Measurement:
The maximum demand in kW or kVA, as the case may be, shall mean an
average KW/KVA supplied during consecutive 30/15 minutes or if consumer is
having parallel operation with the grid and has opted for 3 minutes, period of
maximum use where such meter with the features of reading the maximum
demand in KW/KVA directly, have been provided.
13.8. Contract Demand:
The contract demand shall mean the maximum KW/KVA for the supply, of
which the supplier undertakes to provide facilities from time to time.
13.9. Rebate for Supply at EHV:
On Energy charges Proposed Rebate@

(a) If supply is availed at 33/66 kV 0.50%
(b) If supply is avaialed at 132KV and above 1.00%
13.10. Concession for Use of Electricity during Night Hours:
For the consumer eligible for using supply at any time during 24 hours, entire
consumption shall be billed at the energy charges specified above. However,
the energy consumed during night hours of 10.00 PM to 06.00 AM next
morning (recorded by a polyphase meter operated through time-switch) as is
in excess of one third of the total energy consumed during the month, shall be
eligible for concession at the rate of 75 Paise per unit. The polyphase meter
and time switch shall be procured and installed by the consumer at his cost
and sealed by the Distribution Licensee.
13.11. Seasonal Consumers taking HT Supply:
1) The expression, “Seasonal Consumer”, shall mean a consumer who takes and
uses power supply for ice factory, ice-candy machines, ginning and pressing
factory, oil mill, rice mill, salt industry, sugar factory, khandsari, cold storage
plants (including such plants in fishery industry), tapioca industries
manufacturing starch, pumping load or irrigation, white coal manufacturers
etc.
2) A consumer, who desires to be billed for minimum charges on annual basis,

shall intimate in writing in advance about the off-season during which energy

consumption, if any, shall be mainly for overhauling of the plant and
machinery. The off-season period at any time shall be a full calendar
month/months. The total period of off-season so declared and observed shall
be not less than three calendar months in a calendar year.
3) The total minimum amount under the head “Demand and Energy Charges”
payable by a seasonal consumer satisfying the eligibility criteria under sub
clause above and complying with provisions stipulated under sub clauses
13.11.2 above shall be Rs. 4500 per annum per kVA of the billing demand.
4) The billing demand shall be the highest of the following:
a) The highest of the actual maximum demand registered during the

calendar year.
b) Eighty-five percent of the arithmetic average of contract demand during

the year.
c) One hundred kVA.
5) Units consumed during the off-season period shall be charged for at the flat
rate of 435 Paise per unit.
6) Electricity bills paid during off-season period shall not be taken into account
towards the amount payable against the annual minimum bill. The amount
paid by the consumer towards the electricity bills for seasonal period only
under the heads “Demand Charges” and “Energy Charges” shall be taken into
account while determining the amount payable towards the annual minimum
bill.
14. Rate HTP-II
Applicability: This tariff shall be applicable for supply of energy to HT

consumers contracting for 100 KVA and above, requiring power supply for
Water Works and Sewerage pumping stations run by Local Authorities and GW
& SB. GIDC Water Works.
14.1. Demand Charges:
1) For billing demand up to contract demand
(a) For first 500 KVA of billing demand Rs. 90 per KVA per month
(b) For next 500 KVA of billing demand Rs. 190 per KVA per month
(c ) For billing demand in excess of 1000 KVA Rs. 250 per KVA per month
2) For billing demand in excess of contract demand
For billing demand in excess over contract demand Rs. 335 per KVA per month
PLUS

(a) upto 500 KVA of billing demand 445 Paise per Unit
(b) For next 2000 KVA of billing demand 470 Paise per Unit
(c ) For billing demand in excess of 2500 KVA 480 Paise per Unit
PLUS
For energy consumption during the two peak periods,viz., 0700 Hrs to 1100 Hrs and 1800
Hrs to 2200 hrs
(a) For billing Demand up to 500kVA 35 Paise per Unit
(b) For billing Demand above 500kVA 75 Paise per Unit
14.4. Billing demand

14.5. Minimum bill
14.6. Power Factor Adjustment Charges Same as per HTP-I Tariff
14.7. Maximum demand and its measurement
14.8. Contract Demand
14.9. Rebate for supply at EHV
15. Rate: HTP-III
This tariff shall be applicable to a consumer taking supply of electricity at high

voltage, contracting for not less than 100 kVA for temporary period. A
consumer not taking supply on regular basis under a proper agreement shall
be deemed to be taking supply for temporary period.
(a) For billing demand upto contract demand Rs. 462 per KVA per month
(c ) For billing demand in excess of billing demand Rs. 625 per KVA per month
PLUS
For all units consumed during the month 640 Paise/Unit
PLUS
Additional charge for energy consumption

during peak period ,viz. ,0700 hrs to 1100 Hrs 75 Paise per Unit
and 1800 Hrs to 2200 Hrs

15.5. Minimum bill
16. Rate: HTP-IV
This tariff shall be applicable for supply of electricity to HT consumers opting to

use electricity exclusively during night hours from 10.00 PM to 06.00 AM next
day and contracted for regular power supply of 100 kVA and above.

Same rates as pecified in Rate HTP-I
PLUS
For all the units consumed during the month 240 Paise per Unit

16.4. Minimum bill
NOTE:
1. 10% of total units consumed and 15% of the contract demand can be availed
beyond the prescribed hours for the purpose of maintenance.
2. For the purpose of office lighting, fans etc. the consumer may apply for a
separate connection.
3. This tariff shall be applicable if the consumer so opts to be charged in place
of HTP-I tariff by using electricity exclusively during night hours as above.
4. The option can be exercised to switch over from HTP-I tariff to HTP-IV tariff
and vice versa twice in a calendar year by giving not less than one month’s
notice in writing.
5. In case the consumer is not fulfilling the conditions of this tariff category,
then such consumer for the relevant billing period will be billed under tariff
category HTP-I.
17. Rate: HTP- V
This tariff shall be applicable for supply of electricity to High Tension

Agricultural consumers contracting for 100 kVA and above, requiring power
supply for lifting water from surface water sources such as canal, river and
dam, and supplying water directly to the fields of farmers for agricultural
irrigation only.
Demand charges Rs. 25 per KVA per Month
For all the units consumed during the month 160 Paise per Unit

17.4. Minimum bill
18. Rate: Railway Traction

This tariff is applicable for power supply to Railway Traction at 132 kV/66 kV.
(a)For billing demand upto the contract demand Rs 320 per KVA per month
(b) For billing demand in excess of contract demand Rs. 590 per KVA per month
NOTE:
In case of the load transfer for traction supply due to non-availability of power
supply at preceding or succeeding point of supply or maintenance at Discom’s
level, excess demand over the contract demand shall be charged at normal rate
at appropriate point of supply.
Normal Demand Charges will also apply in case of bunching of trains. However,
Discoms shall charge excess demand charges while raising the bills and
Railways have to give convincing details and documentary proof of bunching of
trains if they want to be charged at the normal demand charges. If satisfactory
proof of bunching of trains is provided, Discom shall consider that occasion for
normal demand charges, otherwise excess demand charges will be applicable
specified as above at 18.1
PLUS
For all units consumed during the month 465 Paise per Unit

18.4. Minimum bill

4. Prayer
DGVCL respectfully prays to the Hon'ble Commission;
1. The Hon’ble Commission is requested to condone delay in filing of this petition.

2. To admit this addendum to petition for True up of FY 2011-12 and Determination
of Tariff for FY 2013-14 as part and parcel of its earlier petition dated January 09,
2013 and addendum therein on 16th January 2013;
3. To approve methodology for recovery of Revenue Gap till FY 2013-14 as given in
the petition through proposed tariff hike;
4. To treat the consolidated unrecovered revenue gap of four Discom’s as
regulatory asset to be recovered in the future tariff;
5. The Hon’ble Commission is therefore requested to consider consolidated gap of
all four Discom’s and determine the tariff accordingly. Further, the Hon’ble
Commission is also requested to allow us to allocate the power purchase cost by
modifying the BST considering the present changed scenario of power purchase
cost and consumer mix of each distribution company.
6. The Hon’ble Commission is requested to consider approved parameters/ARR of
GSECL, GETCO and SLDC while finalizing tariff of the petitioner.
7. The petitioner craves leave of the Hon'ble Commission to allow further
submissions, addition and alteration to this Petition as may be necessary from
time to time.
8. Grant any other relief/pass any other order as the Hon’ble Commission may
deem fit and appropriate under the circumstances of the case and in the interest
of justice.
Declaration that the subject matter of the petition has not been raised by the
petitioner before any other competent forum, and that no other competent forum is
currently seized of the matter or has passed any orders in relation thereto.

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BEFORE THE GUJARAT ELECTRICITY REGULATORY COMMISSION

IN THE MATTER OF Filing of Addendum to Petition for True-Up of FY 2011-12

IN THE MATTER OF Dakshin Gujarat Vij Company Limited,

Gujarat Urja Vikas Nigam Limited

THE APPLICANT ABOVE NAMED RESPECTFULLY SUBMITS

DAKSHIN GUJARAT VIJ COMPANY LIMITED 1

(1) Truing Up for FY 2011-12 to be carried out under Gujarat Electricity

DAKSHIN GUJARAT VIJ COMPANY LIMITED 2

2.2. Revenue gap for FY 2013-14

Table 1 : Approved ARR for FY 2013-14

8 Return on Equity 63.17

10 Total Expenditure (7 to 9) 6,355.06

12 Aggregate Revenue Requirement (10 - 11) 6,266.44

DAKSHIN GUJARAT VIJ COMPANY LIMITED 3

High Tension Consumers

Total 2,725,628 6,747 11,653

2.2.7. The total revenue estimated for FY 2013-14 is as given below:

DAKSHIN GUJARAT VIJ COMPANY LIMITED 4

Table 5 : Projected Revenue Gap for FY 2013-14 at existing gap

Table 6 : Total Gap/ (Surplus) Including Previous years at existing tariff

Table 7: Revenue for FY 2013-14 at proposed tariff

2.2.11. Based on the Aggregate Revenue Requirement approved by the Hon'ble

DAKSHIN GUJARAT VIJ COMPANY LIMITED 5

Sr. No. Particulars FY 2013-14

Aggregate Revenue Requirement approved by Hon'ble

Table 9: Consolidated Revenue Gap/(Surplus) till FY 2013-14 at proposed tariff

Sr. No. Particulars FY 2013-14

1 Gap of FY 2013-14 (293.85)

2.2.14. The Hon’ble Commission is requested to treat the consolidated unrecovered

DAKSHIN GUJARAT VIJ COMPANY LIMITED 6

5 Non RGP Night

First 10 kW of connected load 30.00 Rs/kW 30.00 Rs/kW

DAKSHIN GUJARAT VIJ COMPANY LIMITED 7

DAKSHIN GUJARAT VIJ COMPANY LIMITED 8

5 Non RGP Night

Type III (Local Authority in Gram Panchayat

DAKSHIN GUJARAT VIJ COMPANY LIMITED 9

DAKSHIN GUJARAT VIJ COMPANY LIMITED 10

3.1.9. Conversion of Ratings of electrical appliances and equipment’s from kilowatt to

DAKSHIN GUJARAT VIJ COMPANY LIMITED 11

3.1.17. Delayed payment charges for all consumers:

DAKSHIN GUJARAT VIJ COMPANY LIMITED 12

Single-phase supply- Aggregate load up to 6kW

1.1. Fixed Charges/Month:

Range of Connected Load: (Other than BPL Consumers)

(a) Upto and including 2 kW Rs. 5 per month

For BPL Household Consumers

(a) Fixed charges Rs. 5 per month

(a) First 50 units 340 Paise per month

(a) First 30 units 150 Paise per month

1.4. Minimum bill (excluding meter charges)

Payment of fixed charges as specified in 1.1 above.

2. Rate: RGP (Rural)

Single-phase supply- Aggregate load upto 6kW

DAKSHIN GUJARAT VIJ COMPANY LIMITED 13

2.1. Fixed Charges/Month:

Range of Connected Load: (Other than BPL Consumers)

(a) Upto and including 2 kW Rs. 5 per month

For BPL Household Consumers