Commercial Circular 341 DTD 28.4.2023 MERC Order Case No. 226 of 2022

iii. Hon’ble Commission approved inclusion of usage of “electric kiln, water pumps, etc.
” at
Crematoriums and Burial Grounds under LT I (B): LT – Residential category.
iv. In order to have clarity in applicability of Non-Residential or Commercial tariff, the
Commission approves inclusion of Exhibition Centres, Warehouses/Godowns, Resorts,
Canteens/ Cafeterias, Tea shops, Logistics and Transportation services, Toll Collection plazas
including lightings on Express / National / State Highways, Mobile Shoppes, Sports
Clubs/facilities, Health Clubs/facilities, Gymnasiums, Swimming Pools and Training Centers
under Commercial category.
v. ‘Banana Ripening’ is added in the LT Agriculture – Other Activity.
vi. LT Agriculture – Other also covers Tabela, which involves no associated industrial /
commercial activity of sales counter, milk processing or dairy / chilling plant.
vii. Cattle / Poultry feed manufacturing plant, Rubber product manufacturing, packaging
material manufacturing , soap and cosmetics, deodorant manufacturing, biomass pallet,
khandsari / Jaggery manufacturing Units are covered under Industry Category.
viii. ‘Auxiliary Power Supply to EHV/Distribution Substations (but not for construction)’ which
was previously not mentioned under LT Industry category, now same is added under LT
Industry Category.
3. Modification in Tariff Applicability: In the said MTR Order Hon’ble Commission has modified tariff
applicability as below;
i. LPG/CNG bottling plants and associated retail gas filling stations under Industrial Category.
ii. Retail Gas Filling Stations under Commercial Category.
iii. Ready-mix and Hot Mix concrete plants used for construction of infrastructure projects are
to be considered under Industrial category.
iv. Ordinance Factories of Defense Establishments under Industrial category.
v. Industrial Tariff to Packaged drinking water plants.
vi. Dam operation including Lighting and other activities under Public Services – Others
category.
vii. Accommodation facilities provided by religious trusts registered under Maharashtra Public
Trust Act for devotees under Public Service-Others category.
viii. Water ATM (RO/UV/UF) Water Purifier Plants which are operated by Gram panchayat / local
body or women’s self-help groups under LT Public Water Works category.
ix. Godowns and Warehouses under Non-Residential category.
4. Clarification regarding Tariff Applicability for specific categories : Further Hon’ble Commission has
provided clarifications for specific categories as below;
i. Clarifications regarding categorization of Phalsheti :
All floriculture, horticulture, (incl. Phalsheti), nurseries and plantation activities currently
classified under LT-IV(C) as LT Agriculture (Others) are now re-classified under LT-IV(B) LT
AG (metered) category.
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ii. Clarification on applicability of Tariff to Hotels registered with the Ministry of Tourism,
Government of India
Applicability of tariff in respect of hotels, independent villas/bungalows rented for

accommodation under tourism/commercial activity and home-stay type accommodation as
outlined below:
a. Hotels and Independent Vilas/bungalows rented for accommodation for

tourism/commercial activity shall be covered under Commercial category.
b. Accommodation facilities provided covered under Home-stay shall be included under
residential category, subject to the conditions specified as applicable for Residential
Category.
iii. Dhoby/Laundry has been added as separate item in Industrial Category.
iv. CIDCO being performing function of local body all water supply and sewage treatment
plants of CIDCO included in Public Water Works category with prospective effect.
v. JNPT has requested tariff categorisation for Shore Power Supply to ships berthing at the
port, as ports are covered under Public Service- Others category, connection to Shore Power
Supply shall also be categorised under same category.
vi. Mobile Tower and other allied equipment required for transmitting the telecom singles
needs to be categorised under Industrial Category. However, offices and retail outlets of
telecom operators shall be categorised under respective tariff category as per applicability.
vii. Sewage Treatment plant operated by developer in Integrated Township Projects shall be
categorised under Public Water Works category as said category already include STP plants
owned or operated or managed by Societies/ Complexes
viii. Logistic parks registered as per Government of Maharashtra policy 2018 may consider under
Industrial Tariff Category.
5. Tariff for Electric Vehicles:

This Tariff category is applicable for Electric Vehicle Charging Station including battery swapping
station for electric vehicle.
In case the consumers uses the electricity supply for charging their own electric vehicle at their
premises, the tariff applicable shall be as per the category of such premises.
Electricity consumption for other facilities at Charging Station such as restaurants, rest rooms,
convenience stores, etc., shall be charged at tariff applicable to Commercial Category.
Further Consumers may take separate connection under LT V III LT – Electric Vehicle (EV)
Charging Stations category for charging of their EVs.
6. Continuation of 30 minutes Demand Integration Period for LT meters:
In exercise of its powers to relax as per Supply Code Regulations, 2021, the Hon’ble Commission
allows MSEDCL to continue with Demand Integration Period of 30 minutes for LT consumers
with existing three phase LT 40-200 Amps CT Embedded meters till replacement of existing
three phase LT 40-200 Amps CT Embedded meters by smart meters under RDSS scheme.
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7. Rebate for On-time regular payment for LT-AG, LT-PWW and LT-Streetlight:
Rebate of 1% for On-time regular payment before due date shall be available for consumers under
LT-PWW and LT-Streetlight and Rebate of 5% for LT-AG categories and the same shall be governed
as per conditions mentioned in Tariff Schedule.
8. Rebate for Incremental Consumption:

 The rebate for incremental consumption shall be applicable for HT industries, HT commercial,
HT public services, HT-PWW, HT Railways/Metro/Mono and HT Group Housing Society
(Residential) including EHV consumers in these categories.
 Further, the rebate for incremental consumption shall also be applicable for LT industries (incl
powerloom), LT commercial and LT public services.
 The rebate shall be given to eligible consumers including partial open access consumers falling
under above consumer categories to the extent of procurement from MSEDCL.
 The 3-year average monthly consumption by consumer from FY 2020-21 to FY 2022-23 shall be
considered as baseline consumption (or monthly threshold consumption) for determination of
incremental consumption by such eligible consumers.
 The rebate shall be over and above the existing rebates subject to the fact that the consumer’s
total variable charges should not be less than Rs.4.75/kVAh after accounting for all applicable
rebates.
 In case of amalgamation/merging of entity/load with permanent disconnection of the load of
one of the entity, incremental consumption in such cases shall be applicable on aggregate
consumption of such merged or amalgamated load for the surviving (or amalgamated entity) as
the case may be. (Such consumers strictly to be verify by field Offices)
9. Bulk Consumption Rebate:
Bulk consumption rebate will be Continue with for remaining period of 4th Control Period (ie FY
2023-24 and FY2024-25) as per the same terms and conditions as stipulated under Para 8.16.1
to Para 8.16.7 under MYT Order in Case 322 of 2019.
Partial Open Access consumer shall also be eligible for Bulk Consumption Rebate to the extent
of electricity consumption from MSEDCL.
10. Green Tariff:
i. All consumers (Extra High Voltage, High Voltage and Low Voltage) shall be eligible for opting
RE power on payment of Green Power Tariff.
ii. The consumers who have opted for Open Access can also requisition for RE Power on
payment of Green Power Tariff for balance power supplied by Distribution Licensee.
iii. If the consumer is not an obligated entity under RPO Regulations, then that energy shall be
counted towards RPO fulfilment of Distribution Licensee.
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iv. The Consumer will have option to select the quantum of green power to be purchased in
steps of 25% and going up to 100% of the consumption.
v. Such an option will also be available for Open Access consumer for its balance consumption
from the Distribution Licensee.
vi. The Distribution Licensee will levy Green Power Tariff only for percentage of consumption
opted by the Consumer.
vii. Distribution Licensee shall issue Annual certificate to consumers stating percentage of
power requirement of such consumer has been sourced through RE sources
viii. Any requisition for green energy from a distribution licensee shall be for a minimum period
of one year.
ix. Distribution Licensee shall process the request of Consumer for Green Power Tariff not later
than 30 days from the receipt of the request or next billing cycle, whichever is earlier.
Distribution Licensee shall provide the facility of requesting for Green Power Tariff through
its Web Portal, Mobile App or any other digital mode for convenience of consumers.
x. Temporary Consumers can also opt of Green Tariff as per methodology specified above and
Distribution Licensee shall issue certificate specifying that power requirement has been
sourced through RE sources after receipt of payment.
xi. The Rules notified by MoP, GOI also specify that rating of the consumer based on the
percent of green energy purchased by such consumer. The Commission notes that RPO
specified for FY 2023-24 and FY 2024-25 is 22% and 25% respectively and is likely to be
revised upwards going forward in next Control Period. As Distribution Licensee will already
be meeting such consumption, it would not be correct to issue any certificate to individual
consumer for RPO to be met by Distribution Licensee as a whole. The Commission has
allowed the consumer the choice to opt for RE purchase in the steps of 25%. Accordingly,
the Commission introduces the rating to be given by Distribution Licensee at the end of the
financial year along with the electricity bill for the month of March specifying the
percentage of power purchased from RE sources from his total consumption and rating as
given below:
% of RE Purchase Opted Rating

>50% to 75% Semi-Green
>75% to 100% Green
1. Advance payment/pre-payment of the bills for consumers:

i. Hon’ble Commission has allows the advance payment/pre-payment of the bills for
consumers for amount not exceeding 12 times average monthly bill for the past twelve
months. Such facility shall be available for eligible consumers only for non-defaulting
consumers on record for at least past 12 months. Such consumers shall be eligible to avail
discount in graded manner on their monthly bills, so long as they maintain advance payment
amount in following manner:
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Advance Payment Amount
Discount in monthly bill
maintained with Utility as on Illustration discount* (%)
applicable at the rate of
date of monthly bill
Advance Amount = Equiv. of Percent Discount in monthly Bill (1/12) x 8.5% = 0.708% (monthly
(Avg. Monthly Bill for past 12 Amount = 1/12 x (SBI 1- yr MCLR bill discount)
months) x [No. of months, 9 to as on 1st Apr) + 150 basis points
12 months]
months) x [No. of months, 6 to 9 as on 1st Apr) + 120 basis points
months]
months) x [No. of months, 3 to 6 as on 1st Apr) + 90 basis points
months]
months) x [No. of months, upto as on 1st Apr) + 60 basis points
3 months]
*Note: Assume SBI 1-year MCLR of 7% p.a.
ii. Rebate for pre-paid meter reduced from 5% to 2% in case of pre-paid meter connections.
11. Cash payment from LT-Agriculture category
Enhances the allowable limit for the cash payment from LT-Agriculture category to Rs 10,000/
12. Demand Charges for LT VI: LT – Street Light category
Demand Charge for LT-VI: Streetlight category shall also cover the streetlights where Non-
automatic/manual operations are covered.
Demand Charges shall be applicable on ‘higher’ of the actual recorded demand or 50% of the
contract demand.
13. Clarification on Penalty for exceeding Contract Demand
MERC Supply Code & SOP Regulations, 2021. As per regulations 7.6 of the aforementioned
regulations distribution licensee is mandated to revise the Contract Demand to highest of demand
recorded during a financial year.
Accordingly Necessary modifications in the Tariff Schedule to reflect this change for reference to
‘Financial Year’ instead of ‘Calendar Year’ have been incorporated.
14. Open Access Charges
Hon’ble Commission has approved various charges applicable to Open Access Consumers for FY
2023-24 and FY 2024-25 such as Cross subsidy Surcharge, Additional Surcharge, Wheeling Charges
and Wheeling Losses, Transmission Loss & Transmission Charges, Application Processing Fee,
Operating Charges are as below,
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A. Cross Subsidy Surcharge:
FY 2023-24 FY 2024-25
Consumer Category
(Rs./Unit) (Rs./Unit)
HT Category - EHV (66kV and Above)
HT I (A) (i): HT – Industry 1.69 1.79
HT I (B): HT - Industry (Seasonal) 1.69 1.79
HT II (A): HT – Commercial 1.69 1.79

HT III (A): HT - Railways/Metro/Monorail
1.69 1.79
Traction
HT IV: HT - Public Water Works (PWW) 1.69 1.79
HT V(B): HT - Agriculture Others - -

HT VI: HT - Group Housing Societies
- -
(Residential)
HT IX(B): HT - Public Services-Others 1.69 1.79
HT Category - HT (33kV, 22kV and 11 kV)
HT I (A) (i): HT – Industry 1.69 1.79
HT I (B): HT - Industry (Seasonal) 1.69 1.79
HT II (A): HT – Commercial 1.69 1.79

HT III (A): HT - Railways/Metro/Monorail
1.69 1.79
Traction
HT IV: HT - Public Water Works (PWW) 1.69 1.79
HT V(A): HT - Agriculture Pumpsets - -
HT V(B): HT - Agriculture Others 1.34 1.79

HT VI: HT - Group Housing Societies
1.69 1.79
(Residential)
HT IX(A): HT - Public Services-Govt. Edu.
1.69 1.79
Institutions and Hospitals
HT IX(B): HT - Public Services-Others 1.69 1.79
HT X: HT – Electric Vehicle Charging
1.24 1.78
Station
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B. Additional Surcharge: -
Additional Surcharge shall be applicable to all Open Access consumers (Third Party /CPP/Gr. CPP).
Particulars Additional Surcharge (Rs/kWh) Additional Surcharge (Rs/Kvah)

FY 2023-24 1.36 1.33
FY 2024-25 1.39 1.36
C. Wheeling Charges and Wheeling Losses for HT: -
Particulars Wheeling Charges for HT (Rs/Kvah) Wheeling loss for HT

FY 2023-24 0.60
7.5 %
FY 2024-25 0.60
D. Transmission Loss & Transmission Charges: -
i. Transmission Charges: -
Transmission Tariff Transmission Tariff

Transmission Tariff
(Short term/Short term (Short term/Short term
(Long term/Medium
Particulars Collective/ Renewable Collective/ Renewable
Term)
Energy) Energy)
(Rs/KW/Month)
(Rs/Kwh) (Rs/Kvah)
FY 2023-24 0.51 0.50 313.20
FY 2024-25 0.49 0.48 310.98
ii. Transmission Loss: -
Particulars FY 2023-24 FY 2024-25
Intra-State Transmission Loss (%) 3.18 3.18
E. Application Processing Fee: -
Processing Fee G.S.T.

Open Access Capacity TOTAL
per Application (18%)
For Load up to 1 MW Rs. 15,450/- Rs. 2,781/- Rs. 18,231/-
For load more than 1 MW and up to 5 MW Rs. 23,440/- Rs. 4,291/- Rs. 27,659/-
For load more than 5 MW and up to 20 MW Rs. 47,890/- Rs. 8,620/- Rs. 56,510/-
For load more than 20 MW Rs. 79,920/- Rs. 14,386/- Rs. 94,306/-
F. Operating Charges:
For Open Access Capacity <= 5 MW : Rs. 15,450 / Permissions.
For Open Access Capacity > 5 MW : Rs. 29,830 / Permissions.
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ANNEXURE-I
Approval of Final Truing-up for FY 2019-20, FY 2020-21 and FY 2021-22, Provisional Truing-up for FY 2022-
23 and Revised Projections & Tariff for FY 2023-24 to FY 2024-25 for MSEDCL.
ANNEXURE –I TARIFF SCHEDULE FOR FY 2023-24 and FY 2024-25
MAHARASHTRA STATE ELECTRICITY DISTRIBUTION CO. LTD.

APPROVED TARIFF SCHEDULE
(With effect from 1 April 2023)
Maharashtra Electricity Regulatory Commission, in exercise of the powers vested in it under

Sections 61 and 62 of the Electricity Act, 2003 and all other powers enabling it in this behalf,
has determined, by its Mid Term Review Order dated 31March, 2023 in Case No. 226 of 2022,
the Tariff for supply of electricity by the Distribution Licensee, Maharashtra State Electricity
Distribution Co. Ltd. (MSEDCL) to various classes of consumers as applicable from 1 April,
2023
General
1. These tariffs supersede all tariffs so far in force.
2. The Tariffs are subject to revision and/or surcharge that may be levied by the Distribution
Licensee from time to time as per the directives of the Commission.
3. The tariffs are exclusive of the separate Electricity Duty, Tax on Sale of Electricity and
other levies by the Government or other competent authorities, which will be payable by
consumers over and above the tariffs.
4. The tariffs are applicable for supply at one point only.
5. The Distribution Licensee may measure the Maximum Demand for any period shorter than
30 minutes/15 minutes of maximum use, subject to conformity with the Commission’s
Electricity Supply Code Regulations, 2021 where it considers that there are considerable
load fluctuations in operation.
6. The tariffs are subject to the provisions of the applicable Regulations and any directions
that may be issued by the Commission from time to time.
7. Unless specifically stated to the contrary, the figures of Energy Charge and Wheeling
Charge are denominated in Rupees per unit (kWh or kVAh as case may be) for the energy
consumed during the month.
8. Fuel Adjustment Charge (FAC) computed in accordance with provisions of MYT

Regulations, 2019 and Commission’s directions in this regard from time to time shall be
applicable to all categories of consumers and will be charged over and above the base
tariff.
MERC Order – Case No. 226 of 2022 Page 601 of 652
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23 and Revised Projections & Tariff for FY 2023-24 to FY 2024-25 for MSEDCL
LOW TENSION (LT) TARIFF
LT I (A): LT – Residential (BPL)
Applicability:
This Below Poverty Line (BPL) tariff category is applicable to Residential consumers who
have a Sanctioned Load upto 0.25 kW and who have consumed upto 360 units per annum in
the previous financial year. The eligibility of such consumers will be reassessed at the end of
each financial year. If more than 360 units have been consumed in the previous financial year
the LTI (B) - Residential tariff shall thereafter be applicable, and such consumer cannot revert
thereafter to the BPL category irrespective of his future consumption level.
The categorisation of BPL consumers will be reassessed at the end of the financial year on a
pro rata basis if there has been consumption for only a part of the year. The categorisation of
BPL consumers who have been added during the previous year would be assessed on a pro rata
basis, i.e., 30 units per month.
This BPL category will also be applicable to all new consumers subsequently added in any
month with a Sanctioned Load of upto 0.25 kW and consumption between 1 to 30 units (on
pro rata basis of 1 unit/day) in the first billing month.
The BPL tariff is applicable only to individuals and not to institutions.
Rate Schedule
Tariff w.e.f. 1 April, 2023 to 31 March, 2024
Fixed/Demand Charges Energy Charges Wheeling Charges

Consumption Slab
(Rs. /Month) (Rs. /kWh) (Rs. /kWh)
BPL Category 31.00 1.51 -
Fixed/Demand Charges Energy Charges Wheeling Charges

Consumption Slab
(Rs. /Month) (Rs. /kWh) (Rs. /kWh)
BPL Category 34.0 1.56 -
LT I (B): LT – Residential
Applicability:
This tariff category is applicable for electricity used at Low/Medium Voltage for operating
various appliances used for purposes such as lighting, heating, cooling, cooking,
washing/cleaning, entertainment/leisure, water pumping in the following premises:
a. Private residential premises, Government/semi-Government residential quarters;
Private corporate bodies staff quarters / Hostels / Rest Houses.
b. Premises used exclusively for worship, such as temples, gurudwaras, churches,
mosques, etc.; provided that halls, gardens or any other part of such premises that may
MERC Order - Case No. 226 of 2022 Page 602 of 652
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be let out for a consideration or used for commercial activities would be charged at
the applicable LT-II tariff, unless specified in any other category;
c. Government / Private / Co-operative Housing Societies / Colonies/complexes (where
electricity is used exclusively for domestic purposes) only for common facilities such
as Water Pumping / Street and other common area Lighting / Lifts /Parking Lots/ Fire-
fighting Pumps and other equipment, etc.;
d. Sports Clubs or facilities / Health Clubs or facilities / Gymnasium / Swimming Pool /
Community Hall of Government / Private / Co-operative Housing
Colonies/complexes - provided that they are situated in the same premises, and are for
the exclusive use of the members and employees of such Housing
Colonies/complexes;
e. Telephone booths owned/operated by Persons with Disabilities/Handicapped persons;
f. Residential premises used by professionals like Lawyers, Doctors, Engineers,
Chartered Accountants, etc., in furtherance of their professional activities, but not
including Nursing Homes and Surgical Wards or Hospitals;
g. Single-phase household Flour Mills (Ghar-ghanti) used only for captive purposes;
h. A residential LT consumer with consumption up to 500 units per month (current
month of supply) who undertakes construction or renovation activity in his existing
premises: such consumer shall not require a separate temporary connection, and would
be billed at this Residential tariff rate;
i. Home-stay facilities at tourist destinations and religious places.
j. Consumers undertaking business or commercial / industrial / non-residential activities
from a part of their residence, whose monthly consumption is up to 300 units a month
and annual consumption in the previous financial year was up to 3600 units. The
applicability of this tariff to such consumers will be assessed at the end of each
financial year. In case consumption has exceeded 3600 units in the previous financial
year, the consumer will thereafter not be eligible for the tariff under this category but
be charged at the tariff otherwise applicable for such consumption, with prior
intimation to him.
k. Entities supplied electricity at a single point at Low/Medium Voltage for residential
purposes, in accordance with the Electricity (Removal of Difficulties) Eighth Order,
2005, in the following cases:
(i). a Co-operative Group Housing Society which owns the premises, for making
electricity available to the members of such Society residing in the same
premises for residential purposes; and
(ii). a person, for making electricity available to its employees residing in the same
premises for residential purposes.
l. Crematoriums and Burial Grounds for all purposes, including area lighting, Electric
Kiln, water pumps etc.
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m. Temporary purposes for public religious functions/ festivals like Ganesh Utsav,
Navaratri, Eid, Moharrum, Ram Lila, Diwali, Christmas, Guru Nanak Jayanti,
Gopalkala Utsav, Dashahara etc., and for areas where community prayers are held;
and for functions to commemorate anniversaries of personalities and National or State
events for which Public Holidays have been declared, such as Gandhi Jayanti,
Ambedkar Jayanti, Chhatrapati Shivaji Jayanti, Republic Day, Independence Day,
Maharashtra Day etc.
Provided that such temporary connection shall be subjected to 1.5 times of fixed
charges.
Note:
This tariff category shall also be applicable to consumers who are supplied power at
High Voltage for any of the purpose above other than (i) and (j) above.
Rate Schedule
Fixed/Demand Wheeling
Consumption Slab Charge Energy Charges Charges (Rs.
(kWh) (Rs. Per month) (Rs. /kWh) /kWh)
#(ref. note (o))
0-100 units 4.41 1.17
Single Phase: Rs.
101 – 300 units 9.64 1.17
116.00 per month
301 – 500 units 13.61 1.17
Three Phase – Rs.
Above 500 Units 385.00 per month$$ 15.57 1.17
(Balance Units)
Consumption Slab Charge Energy Charges Charges (Rs.
(kWh) (Rs. Per month) (Rs. /kWh) /kWh)
#(ref. note (o))
0-100 units 4.71 1.17
Single Phase: Rs.
101 – 300 units 10.29 1.17
128.00 per month
301 – 500 units 14.55 1.17
Three Phase – Rs.
Above 500 Units 424.00 per month$$ 16.64 1.17
(Balance Units)
Note:
An Additional Fixed Charge of Rs.200 per 10 kW load or part thereof above 10 kW load shall
also be payable for FY 2023-24. This amount will increase to Rs. 205 per month per10 KW, in
FY 2024-25.
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n. Professionals like Lawyers, Doctors, Professional Engineers, Chartered Accountants,

etc., occupying premises exclusively for conducting their profession, shall not be
eligible for this Tariff, and will be charged at the Tariff applicable to the respective
categories.
o. Additional Fixed Charge of Rs 10 per connection per month shall be applicable for
LT-Domestic category consumers in Urban Divisions of MSEDCL.
LT II: LT – Non-Residential or Commercial
Applicability:
A). 0-20kW
This tariff category is applicable for electricity used at Low/Medium voltage in non-residential,
non-industrial and/or commercial premises for commercial consumption meant for operating
various appliances used for purposes such as lighting, heating, cooling, cooking, entertainment/
leisure and water pumping in, but not limited to, the following premises:
a) Non-Residential, Commercial and Business premises, including Shopping Malls and

Showrooms, Exhibition Centres;
b) Warehouses / Godowns;
c) Combined lighting and power supply for facilities relating to Entertainment, including film
studios, cinemas and theatres (including multiplexes), Hospitality, Leisure, Meeting/Town
Halls, and places of Recreation and Public Entertainment; Offices, including Commercial
Establishments; Marriage Halls, Resorts, Hotels / Restaurants / Canteens / Cafeterias, Ice-
cream parlours, Coffee / Tea Shops, Guest Houses, Internet / Cyber Cafes, Telephone
Booths not covered under the LT I category, and Fax / Photocopy shops;
d) Automobile and all other types of repairs, servicing and maintenance centres (unless
specifically covered under another tariff category); Retail Gas Filling, Petrol Pumps and
Service Stations, including Garages;
e) Toll Collection plazas;
f) Tailoring Shops, Computer Training Institutes, Private Training centres, Typing Institutes,
Photo Laboratories, Beauty Parlours and Saloons, Mobile Shoppe’s;
g) Banks and ATM centres, Telephone Exchanges, TV Stations, Microwave Stations, Radio
Stations;
h) Common facilities, like Water Pumping / Lifts / Fire-Fighting Pumps and other equipment
/ Street and other common area lighting, etc., in Commercial Complexes;
i) Sports Clubs/facilities, Health Clubs/facilities, Gymnasiums, Swimming Pools not covered
under any other category;
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j) External illumination of monuments/ historical/ heritage buildings approved by

Maharashtra Tourism Development Corporation (MTDC) or the concerned Local
Authority;
k) Construction of all types of structures/ infrastructures such as buildings, bridges, fly-overs,
dams, Power Stations, roads, Aerodromes, tunnels for laying of pipelines for all purposes;
Note:
Residential LT consumers with consumption above 500 units per month (current
month of supply) and who undertake construction or renovation activity in their
existing premises shall not require a separate Temporary category connection, and
shall be billed at the LT-II Commercial Tariff rate;
a) Milk Collection Centres; Standalone milk refrigeration, storage centres;

b) Sewage Treatment Plants/ Common Effluent Treatment Plants for Commercial
Complexes not covered under the LT – Public Water Works or LT – Industry
categories;
c) Advertisements, hoardings (including hoardings fixed on lamp posts/installed along
roadsides), and other commercial illumination such as external flood-lights,
displays, neon signs at departmental stores, malls, multiplexes, theatres, clubs,
hotels and other such establishments.
d) Temporary supply for any of the activity not covered under Residential category.
Provided that Temporary supply consumer shall pay 1.5 time applicable
fixed/demand charges and 1.25-time applicable energy charge.
Provided further that temporary supply for operating Fire-Fighting pumps and
equipment in residential or other premises shall be charged as per the Tariff
category applicable to such premises.
B. 20 kW and ≤ 50 kW and (C) > 50 kW
Applicability:
As per the applicability described in LT II (A) and for the Sanctioned Load in the
range applicable in this sub- category, i.e., LT II (B) and LT II (C).
Rate Schedule
Wheeling
Consumption Slab Fixed/ Demand Energy Charges
Charges (Rs.
(kWh) Charges (Rs. /kWh)
/kWh)
LT II (A) 0-20 kW Rs. 470.0/Month 8.27 1.17
LT II (B) > 20 kW and ≤ 50 kW Rs. 470.0/ kVA/Month 12.63 1.17
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Wheeling
Consumption Slab Fixed/ Demand Energy Charges
Charges (Rs.
(kWh) Charges (Rs. /kWh)
/kWh)
LT II (C) > 50 kW Rs. 470.0/ kVA/Month 14.93 1.17
TOD Tariffs (in addition to above base Tariffs) (Rs/kWh)
2200 Hrs - 0600 Hrs -1.50
0600 Hrs - 0900 Hrs & 1200 Hrs
0.00
- 1800 Hrs
0900 Hrs - 1200 Hrs 0.80
1800 Hrs - 2200 Hrs 1.10
Energy Wheeling
Consumption Slab Fixed/ Demand
Charges Charges (Rs.
(kWh) Charges
(Rs. /kWh) /kWh)
LT II (A) 0-20 kW Rs. 517.0/Month 8.52 1.17
LT II (B) > 20 kW and ≤ 50 kW Rs. 517.0/ kVA/Month 13.01 1.17
LT II (C) > 50 kW Rs. 517.0/ kVA/Month 15.38 1.17
TOD Tariffs (in addition to above base Tariffs) (Rs/kWh)
2200 Hrs - 0600 Hrs -1.50
0600 Hrs - 0900 Hrs & 1200 Hrs
0.00
- 1800 Hrs
0900 Hrs - 1200 Hrs 0.80
1800 Hrs - 2200 Hrs 1.10
Note: The ToD tariff is applicable to the LT-II (B) and (C) categories, and optionally
available to LT- II (A) category consumers having ToD meter installed.
LT III: LT-Public Water Works (PWW) and Sewage Treatment Plants
Applicability:
This tariff category is applicable for electricity / power supply at Low / Medium Voltage for
pumping of water, purification of water and allied activities relating to Public Water Supply
Schemes, Sewage Treatment Plants and Waste Processing Units, provided they are owned or
operated or managed by Local Self-Government Bodies (Gram Panchayats, Panchayat Samitis,
Zilla Parishads, Municipal Councils and Corporations, etc.), or by Maharashtra Jeevan
Pradhikaran (MJP), Maharashtra Industries Development Corporation (MIDC), CIDCO,
Cantonment Boards, Housing Societies/complexes (including operated by developers in
integrated township projects), Water ATM (RO/UV/UF) Water Purifier Plants which are
operated by Gram panchayat / local body or women’s self-help groups.
All other Public Water Supply Schemes and Sewage Treatment Plants (including allied
activities) shall be billed under the LT II or LT V category tariff, as the case may be.
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Rate Schedule
Energy Wheeling
(kWh) Charges
(Rs. /kWh) /kWh)
LT III(A): 0-20 kW Rs. 117/Month 3.54 1.17
LT III(B): >20 kW and ≤40 kW Rs. 142/kVA/Month 5.49 1.17
LT III(C): >40 kW Rs. 176/ kVA/Month 7.28 1.17
ToD tariff (in addition to above base tariffs) (Rs/kWh)
2200 Hrs - 0600 Hrs -1.50
0600 Hrs - 0900 Hrs & 1200 Hrs -
0.00
1800 Hrs
0900 Hrs - 1200 Hrs 0.80
1800 Hrs - 2200 Hrs 1.10
Energy Wheeling
(kW) Charges
(Rs. /kWh) /kWh)
LT III(A): 0-20 kW Rs. 129.00/Month 4.09 1.17
LT III(B): >20 kW and ≤40 kW Rs. 156.00/kVA/Month 6.33 1.17
LT III(C): >40 kW Rs. 194.00/kVA/Month 8.40 1.17
ToD tariff (in addition to above base tariffs) (Rs/kWh)
2200 Hrs - 0600 Hrs -1.50
0600 Hrs - 0900 Hrs & 1200 Hrs -
0.00
1800 Hrs
0900 Hrs - 1200 Hrs 0.80
1800 Hrs - 2200 Hrs 1.10
LT IV: Agriculture
LT IV (A): LT - Agriculture Un-metered - Pumpsets
Applicability:
This tariff category is applicable for motive power supplied for Agriculture un-metered
pumping loads, and for one lamp of wattage up to 40 Watt to be connected to the motive
power circuit for use in pump-houses at Low/Medium Voltage.
Rate Schedule
Fixed / Demand Energy Wheeling

Consumer Category Charge Charges Charges (Rs/
(Rs/ HP/ month) (Rs. /kWh) HP/ month)
LT IV (A): LT - Agriculture Un-metered Tariff - Pumpsets
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Fixed / Demand Energy Wheeling

Consumer Category Charge Charges Charges (Rs/
(Rs/ HP/ month) (Rs. /kWh) HP/ month)
Category 1 Zones*
(a) 0-5 HP 466 - 117
(b) > 5 HP and ≤ 7.5 HP 504 - 117
(c) > 7.5 HP 566 - 117
Category 2 Zones #
(a) 0-5 HP 361 - 117
(b) > 5 HP and ≤ 7.5 HP 395 - 117
(c) > 7.5 HP 457 - 117
Fixed / Demand Wheeling

Energy Charges
Consumer Category Charge Charges (Rs/ HP/
(Rs. /kWh)
(Rs/ HP/ month) month)
LT IV (A): LT - Agriculture Un-metered Tariff - Pumpsets
Category 1 Zones*
(a) 0-5 HP 563 - 117
(b) > 5 HP and ≤ 7.5 HP 607 - 117
(c) > 7.5 HP 683 - 117
Category 2 Zones #
(a) 0-5 HP 435 117
(b) > 5 HP and ≤ 7.5 HP 476 117
(c) > 7.5 HP 551 117
*Category 1 Zones (with consumption norm above 1,318 hours/HP/year)

1) Bhandup (U) 2) Pune 3) Nashik
4) Baramati 5) Jalgaon
#Category 2 Zones (with consumption norm below 1,318 hours/HP/year)
1) Amravati 2) Aurangabad 3) Kalyan
4) Konkan 5) Kolhapur 6) Latur
7) Nagpur (U) 8) Chandrapur 9) Gondia
10) Nanded 11) Akola
Note:
i. The Flat Rate Tariff as above will remain in force only till meters are installed; once
meter is installed, the consumer will be billed as per the Tariff applicable to metered
agricultural consumers.
ii. The list of Category 1 Zones (with consumption norm above 1318 hours/ HP/year) and
Category 2 Zones (with consumption norm below 1318 hours/HP/year) is given above.
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iii. Supply under this Tariff will be given for a minimum load of 2 HP. If any consumer
requires any load less than 2 HP for agricultural purposes, he shall be required to pay
the Fixed Charge/Energy Charge on this basis as if a load of 2 HP is connected.
LT IV (B): LT – Agriculture metered - Pumpsets
Applicability:
This tariff category is applicable for motive power supplied for Agriculture metered pumping
loads for irrigation purposes, and for one lamp of wattage up to 40 Watt to be connected to
the motive power circuit for use in pump-houses at Low/Medium Voltage.
This tariff is also applicable for floriculture, horticulture, nursery and plantation.
It is also applicable for power supply for cane crushers and/or fodder cutters for self-use for
agricultural processing operations, but not for operating a flour mill, oil mill or expeller in the
same premises, either operated by a separate motor or a change of belt drive.
This Tariff is also applicable to Feeder Input based Group Metering wherein Input recorded
on 11/22 kV Feeder minus Technical Loss of that particular feeder is billed to the consumers
connected on that Feeder in proportionate to the sanctioned load of pump.
Fixed/ Demand Charge Energy Charges Wheeling

Consumption Slab
Charges (Rs.
(kWh) (Rs/ HP/ month) (Rs. /kWh)
/kWh)
All Units 47.0 3.00 1.17
Consumption Slab Fixed/ Demand Charge Energy Charges Wheeling Charges

(kWh) (Rs/ HP/ month) (Rs. /kWh) (Rs. /kWh)
All Units 52.0 3.39 1.17
LT IV (C): LT – Agriculture – Others
Applicability:
This tariff category is applicable for use of electricity / power supply at Low / Medium
Voltage for:
a. Pre-cooling plants and cold storage units for Agricultural Products as defined under
APMC Act, 1963 – processed or otherwise;
b. Poultries exclusively undertaking layer and broiler activities, including Hatcheries;
c. High-Technology Agriculture (i.e. Tissue Culture, Green House, Mushroom cultivation

activities Banana Ripening), provided the power supply is exclusively utilized for
purposes directly concerned with the crop cultivation process, and not for any engineering
or industrial process;
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d. Aquaculture, Sericulture, Cattle Breeding Farms, etc;
e. Tabela, which involves no associated industrial/commercial activity of sales counter, milk

processing or Dairy/Chilling plant.
Rate Schedule
Energy Wheeling
Consumption Slab Fixed/ Demand Charge
Charges Charges
(kWh) (Rs/ kW/ month)
(Rs. /kWh) (Rs. /kWh)
All Units 129.0 5.06 1.17
Fixed/ Demand Charge Energy Wheeling

Consumption Slab
(Rs/ kW/ month) Charges Charges (Rs.
(kWh)
(Rs. /kWh) /kWh)
All Units 142.0 5.71 1.17
LT V: LT- Industry:
Applicability:
This tariff category is applicable for electricity for Industrial use, at Low/Medium Voltage, for
purposes of manufacturing and processing, including electricity used within such premises for
general lighting, heating/cooling, etc.
It is also applicable for use of electricity / power supply for Administrative Offices / Canteens,
Recreation Hall / Sports Club or facilities / Health Club or facilities/ Gymnasium / Swimming
Pool exclusively meant for employees of the industry; lifts, water pumps, fire-fighting pumps
and equipment, street and common area lighting; Research and Development units etc.
Provided that all such facilities are situated within the same industrial premises and supplied
power from the same point of supply;
This tariff category shall also be applicable for use of electricity / power supply by an
Information Technology (IT) or IT-enabled Services (ITeS) Unit as defined in the applicable
IT/ITeS Policy of Government of Maharashtra.
This Tariff Category shall be also applicable to integrated logistics parks under Government of
Maharashtra Policy, 2018.
It shall also be applicable for use of electricity / power supply for (but not limited to) the
following purposes:
a. Flour Mill, Dal Mill, Rice Mill, Poha Mill, Masala Mill, Saw Mill, Cattle / Poultry Feed
Manufacturing plants;
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b. Ice Factory, Ice-cream manufacturing units, Milk Processing and Chilling Plants
(Dairy);
c. Engineering Workshops, Engineering Goods Manufacturing units; Printing Presses;
Transformer Repair Workshops; Tyre Remoulding/Rethreading units; and Vulcanizing
units, Rubber product manufacturing, Packaging material manufacturing,
d. Ordinance / Ammunition Factories of Defence Establishments;
e. Mining, Quarrying and Stone Crushing units;
f. Garment Manufacturing units;
g. Soap and cosmetics, Deodorant manufacturing, etc.
h. LPG/CNG bottling plants and associated retail gas filling stations;
i. Sewage Treatment Plant/ Common Effluent Treatment Plant for industries, and not
covered under the LT – Public Water Works category;
j. Start-up power for Generating Plants, i.e. the power required for trial run of a Power
Plant during commissioning of the Unit and its Auxiliaries, and for its start-up after
planned or forced outage (but not for construction);
k. Brick Kiln (Bhatti), Biomass Pellet;
l. Biotechnology Industries covered under the Biotechnology Policy of Government of
Maharashtra;
m. Cold Storages not covered under LT IV (C) – Agriculture (Others), Packaged Drinking
water plant;
n. Food (including seafood and meat) Processing units, Khandsari / Jaggery
Manufacturing Units;
o. Stand-alone Research and Development units;
p. Telecommunications Towers and associated telecom infrastructure but does not cover
offices/outlets etc.
q. Powerlooms including other allied activities like, Warping, Doubling, Twisting, etc.,
connected at Low/Medium Tension only.
r. Auxiliary Power Supply to EHV/Distribution Substations (but not for construction)
s. Ready-mix Concrete or hot mix plants.
t. Dhobi/Laundry activities
Rate Schedule
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Energy Wheeling
Consumer Category Fixed/Demand Charge Charges Charges (Rs.
(Rs. /kWh) /kWh)
LT-V: LT – Industry*
(i) 0-20 kW Rs. 530.0/Month 5.98 1.17
(ii) Above 20 kW Rs. 353.0/ kVA/Month 7.08 1.17
ToD Tariffs (in addition to above base Tariffs) (kWh)
2200 Hrs-0600 Hrs. (1.50)
0600 Hrs-0900 Hrs. & 1200 Hrs-1800
0.00
Hrs.
0900 Hrs-1200 Hrs. 0.80
1800 Hrs-2200 Hrs. 1.10
Energy Wheeling
Consumer Category Fixed/Demand Charge Charges Charges (Rs.
(Rs. /kWh) /kWh)
LT-V: LT – Industry*
(i) 0-20 kW Rs. 583.0/Month 6.16 1.17
(ii) Above 20 kW Rs. 388.0/ kVA/Month 7.30 1.17
2200 Hrs-0600 Hrs. (1.50)
0600 Hrs-0900 Hrs. & 1200 Hrs-1800
0.00
Hrs.
0900 Hrs-1200 Hrs. 0.80
1800 Hrs-2200 Hrs. 1.10
Note:
The ToD Tariff is compulsorily applicable for LT V (ii) (i.e., above 20 kW), and optionally
available to LT- V (i) (i.e., up to 20 kW) having ToD meter installed.
*Lower tariff (discount/rebate) of (2.5%) shall be available in Energy Charge Component

(including FAC, if applicable) of Tariff for both slabs (<20 kW and > 20 kW) for LT – Industry
(Powerloom) as against approved Energy Charge Component of Tariff applicable for
respective slabs under LT-Industry.
LT VI: LT – Street Light
Applicability:
This tariff category is applicable for the electricity used for lighting of public streets/
thoroughfares which are open for use by the general public, at Low / Medium Voltage, and at
High Voltage.
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Street-lights in residential complexes, commercial complexes, industrial premises, etc. will be

billed at the tariff of the respective applicable categories.
This category is also applicable for use of electricity / power supply at Low / Medium Voltage
or at High Voltage for (but not limited to) the following purposes, irrespective of who owns,
operates or maintains these facilities:
a. Lighting in Public Gardens (i.e. which are open to the general public free of charge);
b. Traffic Signals and Traffic Islands;
c. Public Water Fountains; and
d. Such other public places open to the general public free of charge.
Rate Schedule
Consumer Category Energy Charges
Charge Charges (Rs.
(Rs. /kWh)
(Rs/kW/Month) /kWh)
(A) Gram Panchayat, A, B & C
129.0 6.63 1.17
Class Municipal Councils
(B) Municipal Corporation Areas 129.0 8.07 1.17
Consumer Category Energy Charges
Charge Charges (Rs.
(Rs. /kWh)
(Rs/kW/Month) /kWh)
(A) Gram Panchayat, A, B & C
142.0 6.83 1.17
Class Municipal Councils
(B) Municipal Corporation Areas 142.0 8.31 1.17
Note:
The above street and other lighting facilities having Non-Automatic/manual operation and.
‘Automatic Timers’ for switching On/Off would be levied Demand Charges on the higher of
the following–
i) Actual ‘Recorded Demand’ or
ii) 50 percent of ‘Contract Demand’
LT VII: LT - Public Services
LT VII (A): LT - Government Educational Institutions and Hospitals
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Applicability:
This tariff category is applicable for electricity supply at Low/Medium Voltage for Educational
Institutions, such as Schools and Colleges; Health Care facilities, such as Hospitals,
Dispensaries, Clinics, Primary Health Care Centres, Diagnostic Centres, Blood Bank and
Pathology Laboratories; Libraries and public reading rooms - of the State or Central
Government or Local Self-Government bodies such as Municipalities, Zilla Parishads,
Panchayat Samitis, Gram Panchayats, etc;
It shall also be applicable for electricity used for Hostels/ Sports Clubs and facilities / Health
Clubs and facilities / Gymnasium / Swimming Pools attached to such Educational Institutions
/ Hospitals, provided that they are situated in the same premises and are meant primarily for
their students / faculty/ employees/ patients.
This Tariff is also applicable for electricity supply at Public Sanitary Conveniences;
Rate Schedule
Consumption Slab Energy Charges Wheeling Charges

Fixed/ Demand Charge
(kWh) (Rs. /kWh) (Rs. /kWh)
LT VII (A): LT - Public Services –Government Educational Institutions and Hospitals
(i) < 20 kW Rs. 388.0/Month 4.13 1.17
(ii) >20 - ≤ 50 kW Rs. 388.0/ kVA/Month 5.94 1.17
(iii) > 50 kW Rs. 388.0/ kVA/Month 7.45 1.17

2200 Hrs-0600 Hrs -1.50
0600 Hrs-0900 Hrs &
0.00
1200 Hrs-1800 Hrs
0900 Hrs-1200 Hrs 0.80
1800 Hrs-2200 Hrs 1.10

LT VII (A): LT - Public Services –Government Educational Institutions and Hospitals
(i) < 20 kW Rs. 427.0/Month 4.29 1.17
(ii) >20 - ≤ 50 kW Rs. 427.0/ kVA/Month 6.18 1.17

ToD Tariffs (in addition to above base Tariffs) (Rs/kWh)
2200 Hrs-0600 Hrs -1.50
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0600 Hrs-0900 Hrs &
0.00
1200 Hrs-1800 Hrs
0900 Hrs-1200 Hrs 0.80
1800 Hrs-2200 Hrs 1.10
Note:
The ToD Tariff is applicable for LT-VII (A) (ii) and LT-VII (A) (iii) (i.e., above 20 kW) and
optionally available to LT- VII (A) (i) (i.e., up to 20 kW) having ToD meter installed.
LT VII (B): LT - Public Services - Others
Applicability:
This tariff category is applicable for electricity supply at Low/Medium Voltage for:
a. Educational Institutions, such as Schools and Colleges; Health Care facilities, such as
Hospitals, Dispensaries, Clinics, Primary Health Care Centres, Diagnostic Centres, Blood
Banks, Laboratories; Libraries and public reading rooms - other than those of the State or
Central Government or Local Self-Government bodies such as Municipalities, Zilla
Parishads, Panchayat Samitis, Gram Panchayats, etc.
b. Sports Clubs and facilities / Health Clubs and facilities / Gymnasium / Swimming Pools
attached to such Educational Institutions /Health Care facilities, provided that they are
situated in the same premises and are meant primarily for their students / faculty/
employees/ patients;
c. All offices of Government and Municipal/ Local Authorities/ Local Self-Government
bodies, such as Municipalities, Zilla Parishads, Panchayat Samitis, Gram Panchayats;
Police Stations and Police Chowkies; Post Offices; Armed Forces/Defense and Para-
Military establishments;
d. Service-oriented Spiritual Organisations;
e. Accommodation facilities provided by religious trusts registered under Maharashtra
Public Trust Act for devotees.
f. State or Municipal/Local Authority Transport establishments, including their Workshops
g. Fire Service Stations; Jails, Prisons; Courts;
h. Airports;
i. Ports, Jetties and provision for Shore Power Supply;
j. Railway/Metro/Monorail Stations, including Shops, Workshops, Yards, etc, if the supply
is at Low/ Medium Voltage.
k. Waste processing units and water ATM not covered under LT PWW category
l. All Students Hostels affiliated to Educational Institutions not covered under LT Public
Service - Government;
m. All other Students’ or Working Men/Women’s Hostels;
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n. Other types of Homes/Hostels, such as (i) Homes/Hostels for Destitutes, Disabled

Persons (physically or mentally handicapped persons, etc.) and mentally ill persons (ii)
Remand Homes (iii) Dharamshalas, (iv) Rescue Homes, (v) Orphanages - subject to
verification and confirmation by the Distribution Licensee’s concerned Zonal Chief
Engineer or equivalent;
o. Dam operation including Lighting and other activities, etc.
Rate Schedule

LT VII (B): LT - Public Services – Others
(i) < 20 kW Rs. 422.0/ kVA/Month 5.94 1.17
(ii) >20 - ≤ 50 kW Rs. 422.0/ kVA/Month 9.40 1.17

2200 Hrs-0600 Hrs -1.50
0600 Hrs-0900 Hrs &
0.00
1200 Hrs-1800 Hrs
0900 Hrs-1200 Hrs 0.80
1800 Hrs-2200 Hrs 1.10

LT VII (B): LT - Public Services – Others
(i) < 20 kW Rs. 464.0/Month 6.18 1.17
(ii) >20 - ≤ 50 kW Rs. 464.0/ kVA/Month 9.78 1.17

2200 Hrs-0600 Hrs -1.50
0600 Hrs-0900 Hrs &
0.00
1200 Hrs-1800 Hrs
0900 Hrs-1200 Hrs 0.80
1800 Hrs-2200 Hrs 1.10
Note:
The ToD Tariff is applicable for LT-VII (B) (ii) and LT-VII (B) (iii) (i.e., above 20 kW) and
optionally available to LT- VII (B) (i) (i.e., up to 20 kW) having ToD meter installed.
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LT VIII: LT – Electric Vehicle (EV) Charging Stations
Applicability:
This Tariff category is applicable for Electric Vehicle Charging Station including battery
swapping station for electric vehicle.
In case the consumers uses the electricity supply for charging their own electric vehicle at their
premises, the tariff applicable shall be as per the category of such premises. Consumers may
take separate connection under this category for charging of their EVs.
Electricity consumption for other facilities at Charging Station such as restaurants, rest rooms,
Fixed/ Demand
Energy Charges Wheeling Charges
Consumption Slab (kWh) Charge
(Rs. /kWh) (Rs. /kWh)
(Rs./kVA/Month)
All Units 75.0 6.08 1.17
2200 Hrs-0600 Hrs -1.50
0600 Hrs-0900 Hrs & 1200
0.00
Hrs-1800 Hrs
0900 Hrs-1200 Hrs 0.80
1800 Hrs-2200 Hrs 1.10
Fixed/ Demand Charge Energy Charges Wheeling Charges

Consumption Slab (kWh)
(Rs./kW/Month) (Rs. /kWh) (Rs. /kWh)
All Units 80.0 6.58 1.17
2200 Hrs-0600 Hrs -1.50
0600 Hrs-0900 Hrs & 1200
0.00
Hrs-1800 Hrs
0900 Hrs-1200 Hrs 0.80
1800 Hrs-2200 Hrs 1.10
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HIGH TENSION (HT) TARIFF
HT I: HT – Industry
HT I (A): Industry – General
Applicability:
This tariff category is applicable for electricity for Industrial use at High Voltage for purposes
of manufacturing and processing, including electricity used within such premises for general
lighting, heating/cooling, etc.
It is also applicable for use of electricity / power supply for Administrative Offices / Canteen,
Recreation Hall / Sports Club or facilities / Health Club or facilities/ Gymnasium / Swimming
Pool exclusively meant for employees of the industry; lifts, water pumps, fire-fighting pumps
and equipment, street and common area lighting; Research and Development units, etc. -
Provided that all such facilities are situated within the same industrial premises and supplied
power from the same point of supply.
This tariff category shall be applicable for use of electricity / power supply by an Information
Technology (IT) or IT-enabled Services (ITeS) Unit as defined in the applicable IT/ITeS
Policy of Government of Maharashtra.
This Tariff Category shall be also applicable to integrated logistics parks under Government of
Maharashtra Policy, 2018.
It shall also be applicable for use of electricity / power supply for (but not limited to) the
following purposes:
a. Dhobi and Laundry activities
b. Flour Mills, Dal Mills, Rice Mills, Poha Mills, Masala Mills, Saw Mills, Cattle / Poultry
Feed Manufacturing plants;
c. Ice Factories, Ice-cream manufacturing units, Milk Processing and Chilling Plants
(Dairy);
d. Engineering Workshops, Engineering Goods manufacturing units; Printing Presses;

Transformer Repair Workshops; Tyre Remolding/Rethreading units, and Vulcanizing
units, Rubber product manufacturing, Packaging material manufacturing,
e. Ordinance / Ammunition Factories of Defense Establishments;
f. Mining, Quarrying and Stone Crushing units;
g. Garment Manufacturing units
h. Soap and cosmetics, Deodorant manufacturing, etc.
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i. LPG/CNG bottling plants and associated retail filling stations.
j. Sewage Treatment Plant/ Common Effluent Treatment Plant for industries, and not
covered under the HT – PWW category
k. Start-up power for Generating Plants, i.e., the power required for trial run of a Power
Plant during commissioning of the Unit and its Auxiliaries, and for its start-up after
planned or forced outage (but not for construction);
l. Brick Kiln (Bhatti), Biomass Pellet;
m. Biotechnology Industries covered under the Biotechnology Policy of Government of

Maharashtra;
n. Cold Storages not covered under HT – Agriculture (Others), Packaged Drinking Water
Plant;
o. Food (including Seafood and meat) Processing units.
p. Stand-alone Research and Development units.
q. Seed manufacturing.
r. Dedicated Water Supply Schemes to Power Plants
s. Auxiliary Power Supply to EHV/Distribution Substations (but not for construction)
t. Telecommunications Towers and associated telecom infrastructure but does not cover
offices/outlets etc.
u. Ready-mix Concrete or hot mix plants
HT I (B): Industry - Seasonal
Applicability:
Applicable to Seasonal consumers, who are defined as those who normally work during a part
of the year up to a maximum of 9 months, such as Cotton Ginning Factories, Cotton Seed Oil
Mills, Cotton Pressing Factories, Salt Manufacturers, Khandsari/Jaggery Manufacturing Units,
excluding Sugar Factories or such other consumers who opt for a seasonal pattern of
consumption, such that the electricity requirement is seasonal in nature.
Provided that the period of operation of in a financial year should be limited upto 9 months,
and the category should be opted for by the consumer within first quarter of the financial year.
Rate Schedule
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Supply Voltage Level Wheeling Charges (Rs. /kVAh)

EHV -
HT 0.60
PLUS
Demand/Fixed Charge and Energy Charge (for all Supply Voltage Levels)
Demand Charges Energy Charges

Consumer Category
(Rs. /kVA/month) (Rs. /kVAh)
HT I: HT - Industry
HT I(A): HT - Industry - General 499.0 8.12
HT I(B): HT - Industry - Seasonal 499.0 8.43
ToD tariff (in addition to above base tariffs) (Rs/kVAh)
2200 Hrs - 0600 Hrs -1.50
0600 Hrs - 0900 Hrs &
0.00
1200 Hrs - 1800 Hrs
0900 Hrs - 1200 Hrs 0.80
1800 Hrs - 2200 Hrs 1.10
Supply Voltage Level Wheeling Charges (Rs. /kWh)

EHV -
HT 0.60
PLUS

Consumer Category
HT I: HT – Industry
HT I(A): HT - Industry - General 549.0 8.36
HT I(B): HT - Industry - Seasonal 549.0 8.68
2200 Hrs - 0600 Hrs -1.50
0600 Hrs - 0900 Hrs &
0.00
1200 Hrs - 1800 Hrs
0900 Hrs - 1200 Hrs 0.80
1800 Hrs - 2200 Hrs 1.10
Note:
i. High Tension Industrial consumers having captive generation facility synchronised

with the grid may opt for Standby Capacity at rate of 25% of applicable Demand
Charges.
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ii. Demand Charge shall be applicable at 25% of the above rates on the start-up demand
contracted by the Power Plant (as referred to at (h) above) with the Distribution
Licensee.
iii. Demand Charge shall be applicable at 75% of the above rates for Steel Plant operating
with electric arc furnaces.
HT II: HT- Commercial
Applicability:
This tariff category is applicable for electricity used at High Voltage in non-residential, non-
industrial and/or commercial premises for commercial consumption meant for operating
various appliances used for purposes such as lighting, heating, cooling, cooking,
entertainment/ leisure, and water pumping in, but not limited to, the following premises:
a. Non-Residential, Commercial and Business premises, including Shopping Malls and

Showrooms;
b. Warehouses/Godowns
c. Combined lighting and power services for facilities relating to Entertainment,
including film studios, cinemas and theatres (including multiplexes), Hospitality,
Leisure, Meeting/Town Halls, and places of Recreation and Public Entertainment;
d. Offices, including Commercial Establishments;
e. Marriage Halls, Resorts, Hotels / Restaurants / Canteens / Cafeterias, Ice-cream
parlours, Coffee Shops, Guest Houses, Internet / Cyber Cafes, Telephone Booths
and Fax / Photocopy shops;
f. Automobile and all other types of repairs, servicing and maintenance centres (unless
specifically covered under another tariff category); Retail Gas Filling Stations, Petrol
Pumps & Service Stations, including Garages, Toll Collection plazas;-
g. Tailoring Shops, Computer Training Institutes, Private Training centres, Typing
Institutes, Photo Laboratories, Beauty Parlours and Saloons;
h. Banks and ATM centres, Telephone Exchanges, TV Stations, Micro Wave Stations,
Radio Stations;
i. Common facilities, like Water Pumping / Lifts / Fire-Fighting Pumps and other
equipment / Street and other common area Lighting, etc., in Commercial Complexes;
j. Sports Clubs/facilities, Health Clubs/facilities, Gymnasiums, Swimming Pools not
covered under any other category;
k. External illumination of monuments/ historical/heritage buildings approved by
Maharashtra Tourism Development Corporation (MTDC) or the concerned Local
Authority;
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l. Construction of all types of structures/ infrastructures such as buildings, bridges,

flyovers, dams, Power Stations, roads, Aerodromes, tunnels for laying of pipelines
for all purposes;
m. Milk Collection Centres, standalone milk refrigeration and storage centres;
n. Sewage Treatment Plant/ Common Effluent Treatment Plant for Commercial
Complexes, not covered under the HT- PWW category or HT I – Industry
o. Advertisements, hoardings (including hoardings fixed on lamp posts/installed along
roadsides), and other commercial illumination such as external flood-lights,
displays, neon signs at departmental stores, malls, multiplexes, theatres, clubs, hotels
and other such establishments
p. Temporary supply for any of the activity not covered under any other HT category
Provided that Temporary supply consumer shall pay 1.5 time applicable fixed/demand
charges and 1.25 time applicable energy charge.
Rate Schedule

EHV -
HT 0.60
PLUS

Consumer Category
All Units 499.0 12.83
2200 Hrs - 0600 Hrs -1.50
0600 Hrs - 0900 Hrs &
0.00
1200 Hrs - 1800 Hrs
0900 Hrs - 1200 Hrs 0.80
1800 Hrs - 2200 Hrs 1.10

EHV -
HT 0.60
PLUS
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Consumer Category
All Units 549.0 13.21
2200 Hrs - 0600 Hrs -1.50
0600 Hrs - 0900 Hrs &
0.00
1200 Hrs - 1800 Hrs
0900 Hrs - 1200 Hrs 0.80
1800 Hrs - 2200 Hrs 1.10
Note: A consumer in the HT II category requiring single-point supply for the purpose of
downstream consumption by separately identifiable entities shall have to operate as a
Franchisee authorised as such by the Distribution Licensee; or such downstream entities shall
be required to take separate individual connections and be charged under the tariff category
applicable to them.
HT III - Railways/Metro/Monorail
Applicability:
This tariff category is applicable to power supply at High Voltage for Railways, Metro and
Monorail, including Stations and Shops, Workshops, Yards, etc.
Rate Schedule
Demand Charges Energy Charges Wheeling Charges

Consumption Slab
(Rs. /kVA/month) (Rs. /kVAh) (Rs. /kVAh)
EHV 499.0 7.53 -
HT 499.0 7.53 0.60

Consumption Slab
EHV 549.0 7.53 -
HT 549.0 7.53 0.60
HT IV: HT - Public Water Works (PWW) and Sewage Treatment Plants
Applicability:
This tariff category is applicable for electricity / power supply at High Voltage for pumping of
water, purification of water and allied activities relating to Public Water Supply Schemes,
Sewage Treatment Plants and waste processing units, provided they are owned or operated or
managed by Local Self-Government Bodies (Gram Panchayats, Panchayat Samitis, Zilla
Parishads, Municipal Councils and Corporations, etc.), or by Maharashtra Jeevan Pradhikaran
(MJP), Maharashtra Industries Development Corporation (MIDC), CIDCO, Cantonment
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Boards and Housing Societies/complexes (including operated by developers in integrated

township projects).
All other Public Water Supply Schemes and Sewage Treatment Plants (including allied
activities) shall not be eligible under this tariff category but be billed at the tariff applicable to
the HT I or HT II categories, as the case may be.
Rate Schedule

EHV -
HT 0.60
PLUS

Consumer Category
All Units 499.0 7.53
2200 Hrs - 0600 Hrs -1.50
0600 Hrs - 0900 Hrs &
0.00
1200 Hrs - 1800 Hrs
0900 Hrs - 1200 Hrs 0.80
1800 Hrs - 2200 Hrs 1.10

EHV -
HT 0.60
PLUS

Consumer Category
2200 Hrs - 0600 Hrs -1.50
0600 Hrs - 0900 Hrs &
0.00
1200 Hrs - 1800 Hrs
0900 Hrs - 1200 Hrs 0.80
1800 Hrs - 2200 Hrs 1.10
HT V: HT – Agriculture
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HT V(A) : HT – Agriculture Pumpsets
Applicability:
This category shall be applicable for Electricity / Power Supply at High Tension for pumping
of water exclusively for the purpose of Agriculture / cultivation of crops including HT Lift
Irrigation Schemes (LIS) irrespective of ownership.
This tariff is also applicable for floriculture, horticulture, nursery and plantation.
It is also applicable for power supply for cane crushers and/or fodder cutters for self-use for
agricultural processing operations, but not for operating a flour mill, oil mill or expeller in the
same premises, either operated by a separate motor or a change of belt drive
HT V(B) : HT – Agriculture Others
Applicability:
a. This tariff category is applicable for use of electricity / power supply at High Voltage for:
b. Pre-cooling plants and cold storage units for Agriculture Products as defined under
APMC Act 1963 – processed or otherwise;
c. Poultries exclusively undertaking layer and broiler activities, including Hatcheries;
d. High-Technology Agriculture (i.e. Tissue Culture, Green House, Mushroom cultivation

activities), provided the power supply is exclusively utilized for purposes directly
concerned with the crop cultivation process, and not for any engineering or industrial
process;
e. Aquaculture, Sericulture, Cattle Breeding Farms, etc;
Rate Schedule

EHV -
HT 0.60
PLUS

Consumption Slab
HT V: HT Agriculture
HT V (A): HT Agriculture
88.0 5.26
Pumpsets
HT V (B): HT Agriculture
88.0 7.27
Others
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EHV -
HT 0.60
PLUS

Consumption Slab
HT V: HT Agriculture
HT V (A): HT Agriculture Pumpsets 97.0 5.78
HT V (B): HT Agriculture Others 97.0 7.99
HT VI: HT - Group Housing Society (Residential)
Applicability:
Entities supplied electricity at a single point at High Voltage for residential purposes in
accordance with the Electricity (Removal of Difficulties) Eighth Order, 2005, in the following
cases:
a. Co-operative Group Housing Society which owns the premises, for making electricity
available to the members of such Society residing in the same premises for residential
purposes; and
b. A person, for making electricity available to its employees residing in the same premises
for residential purposes.
c. Serving Armed Forces/Paramilitary forces residential establishments
Rate Schedule

Consumption Slab
EHV 398.0 6.95 -
HT 398.0 6.95 0.60

Consumption Slab
EHV 438.0 7.16 -
HT 438.0 7.16 0.60
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Note: 20% reduction in Energy Charge (incl. FAC) shall be applicable for Serving Armed
Forces/Paramilitary forces residential establishments covered under the HT-Group
Housing category.
HT VIII: HT Public Services
HT VIII – (A): HT - Government Educational Institutions and Hospitals
Applicability:
This tariff category is applicable for electricity supply at High Voltage for Educational
Institutions, such as Schools and Colleges; Health Care facilities, such as Hospitals,
Dispensaries, Clinics, Primary Health Care Centres, Diagnostic Centres, Blood Banks and
Pathology Laboratories; Libraries and public reading rooms - of the State or Central
Government, Local Self-Government bodies such as Municipalities, Zilla Parishads, Panchayat
Samitis, Gram Panchayats, etc;
It shall also be applicable for electricity used for Hostels/Sports Clubs and facilities / Health
Clubs and facilities / Gymnasium / Swimming Pools attached to such Educational Institutions
/ Health Care facilities, provided that they are situated in the same premises and are meant
primarily for the students / faculty/ employees/ patients of such Educational Institutions and
Hospitals.
This Tariff is also applicable for electricity supply at Public Sanitary Conveniences
Rate Schedule

EHV -
HT 0.60
PLUS

Consumer Category
2200 Hrs - 0600 Hrs -1.50
0600 Hrs - 0900 Hrs &
0.00
1200 Hrs - 1800 Hrs
0900 Hrs - 1200 Hrs 0.80
1800 Hrs - 2200 Hrs 1.10
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EHV -
HT 0.60
PLUS
Consumer Category
All Units 549.0 10.03
2200 Hrs - 0600 Hrs -1.50
0600 Hrs - 0900 Hrs &
0.00
1200 Hrs - 1800 Hrs
0900 Hrs - 1200 Hrs 0.80
1800 Hrs - 2200 Hrs 1.10
HT VIII - (B): Public Service - Others
Applicability:
This tariff category is applicable for electricity supply at High Voltage for:
a. Educational Institutions, such as Schools and Colleges; Health Care facilities, such as
Hospitals, Dispensaries, Clinics, Primary Health Care Centres, Diagnostic Centres,
Blood Banks and Pathology Laboratories; Libraries and public reading rooms - other
than those of the State or Central Government, Local Self-Government bodies such as
Municipalities, Zilla Parishads, Panchayat Samitties, Gram Panchayats, etc.
b. Sports Clubs and facilities / Health Clubs, Student / working Men / Women Hostel and
facilities / Gymnasium / Swimming Pools attached to such Educational Institutions /
Health Care facilities, provided that they are situated in the same premises and are meant
primarily for their students / faculty/ employees/ patients;
c. All offices of Government and Municipal/ Local Authorities/ Local Self-Government
bodies, such as Municipalities, Zilla Parishads, Panchayat Samitis, Gram Panchayats;
Police Stations and Police Chowkies; Post Offices; Armed Forces/Defense and Para-
Military establishments;
d. Service-oriented Spiritual Organisations;
e. Accommodation facilities provided by religious trusts registered under Maharashtra
Public Trust Act for devotees. State or Municipal/Local Authority Transport
establishments, including their Workshops;
f. Fire Service Stations; Jails, Prisons; Courts.
g. Airports
h. Ports, Jetties and provision for Shore Power Supply
i. Waste processing units and Water ATM not covered under HT IV category;
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j. Dam operation including Lighting and other activities, etc.
Rate Schedule

EHV -
HT 0.60
PLUS

Consumer Category
All Units 499.0 10.40
2200 Hrs - 0600 Hrs -1.50
0600 Hrs - 0900 Hrs &
0.00
1200 Hrs - 1800 Hrs
0900 Hrs - 1200 Hrs 0.80
1800 Hrs - 2200 Hrs 1.10

EHV -
HT 0.60
PLUS

Consumer Category
All Units 549.0 10.93
2200 Hrs - 0600 Hrs -1.50
0600 Hrs - 0900 Hrs &
0.00
1200 Hrs - 1800 Hrs
0900 Hrs - 1200 Hrs 0.80
1800 Hrs - 2200 Hrs 1.10
HT IX: HT – Electric Vehicle (EV) Charging Stations
Applicability:
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This Tariff category is applicable for Electric Vehicle Charging Station including battery
swapping station for Electric Vehicle
In case the consumer uses the electricity supply for charging his own electric vehicle at his
premises, the tariff applicable shall be as per the category of such premises.
Electricity consumption for other facilities at Charging Station such as restaurant, rest rooms,
Rate Schedule

EHV -
HT 0.60
PLUS

Consumer Category
HT 75.0 6.90
2200 Hrs - 0600 Hrs -1.50
0600 Hrs - 0900 Hrs &
0.00
1200 Hrs - 1800 Hrs
0900 Hrs - 1200 Hrs 0.80
1800 Hrs - 2200 Hrs 1.10

EHV -
HT 0.60
PLUS
Consumer Category
HT 80.0 7.4
2200 Hrs - 0600 Hrs -1.50
0600 Hrs - 0900 Hrs &
0.00
1200 Hrs - 1800 Hrs
0900 Hrs - 1200 Hrs 0.80
1800 Hrs - 2200 Hrs 1.10
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MISCELLANEOUS AND GENERAL CHARGES
Fuel Adjustment Charge (FAC) Component of Z-factor Charge
The Fuel Adjustment Charge (FAC) component of the Z-factor Charge will be determined in
accordance with the formula specified in the relevant Multi Year Tariff Regulations and any
directions that may be given by the Commission from time to time, and will be applicable to
all consumer categories for their entire consumption.
In case of any variation in the fuel prices and power purchase prices, the Distribution Licensee
shall pass on the adjustments through the FAC component of the Z-factor Charge accordingly.
The details of the applicable ZFAC for each month shall be available on the Distribution
Licensee’s website www.mahadiscom.in.
Electricity Duty and Tax on Sale of Electricity
Electricity Duty and Tax on Sale of Electricity shall be levied in addition to the tariffs approved
by the Commission, and in accordance with the Government of Maharashtra stipulations from
time to time. The rate and the reference number of the Government Resolution/ Order under
which the Electricity Duty and Tax on Sale of Electricity are applied shall be stated in the
consumers’ energy bills. A copy of such Resolution / Order shall be provided on the
Distribution Licensee’s website www.mahadiscom.in
Power Factor Computation
Where the average Power Factor measurement is not possible through the installed meter, the
following formula for calculating the average Power Factor during the billing period shall be
applied:
Total (kWh)
Average Power Factor =
Total (kVAh)
Wherein the kVAh is = √∑(KWh)2 + ∑(RkVAh Lag + RkVAh Lead)2
Further, average PF so computed can be considered as leading or lagging based on the

following test:
If “RkVAh lead” > “RkVAh lag” then “Average P.F.” is to be treated as “Lead P.F.”
If “RkVAh lead” = < “RkVAh lag” then “Average P.F.” is to be treated as “Lag P.F.”
Power Factor Incentive
1. Applicable for LT Non-Residential / Commercial [LT: II (B) , LT II (C)] , LT III: Public

Water Works [LT: III (B) , LT III (C)], LT V (A) (ii): Industry - Power Looms (above 20
kW) , LT V (B) (ii): Industry - General (above 20 kW), LT VII (A) Public Services -
Government Owned Educational Institutes and Hospitals [LT VII (A) (ii) and LT VII (A)
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(iii)] , LT VII (B) Public Services - Others [LT VII (B) (ii) and LT VII (B) (iii)] and LT
VIII – Electric Vehicle Charging Station having Contract Demand/Sanctioned Load
above 20 kW.
2. Whenever the average Power Factor is more than 0.95 (lag or lead) and upto 1, an
incentive shall be given at the rate of the following percentages of the amount of the
monthly electricity bill, excluding Taxes and Duties:
Range of Power Power Factor

Sr. No. Incentive
Factor Level
1 0.951 to 0.954 0.95 0%
2 0.955 to 0.964 0.96 0.5%
3 0.965 to 0.974 0.97 1.0%
4 0.975 to 0.984 0.98 1.5%
5 0.985 to 0.994 0.99 2.5%
6 0.995 to 1.000 1.00 3.5%
Note: Power Factor shall be measured/computed upto 3 decimals, after universal rounding
off.
Power Factor Penalty
1. Applicable for LT Non-Residential / Commercial [LT: II (B) , LT II (C)] , LT III: Public

Water Works [LT: III (B) , LT III (C)], LT V (A) (ii): Industry - Power Looms (above 20
kW) , LT V (B) (ii): Industry - General (above 20 kW), LT VII (A) Public Services -
Government Owned Educational Institutes and Hospitals [LT VII (A) (ii) and LT VII (A)
(iii)] , LT VII (B) Public Services - Others [LT VII (B) (ii) and LT VII (B) (iii)] and LT
VIII – Electric Vehicle Charging Station having Contract Demand/Sanctioned Load
above 20 kW.
2. Whenever the average PF is less than 0.9 (lag or lead), penal charges shall be levied at the
rate of the following percentages of the amount of the monthly electricity bill, excluding
Taxes and Duties:
Range of Power Power Factor

Sr. No. Penalty
Factor Level
1 0.895 to 0.900 0.90 0%
2 0.885 to 0.894 0.89 1.0%
3 0.875 to 0.884 0.88 1.5%
4 0.865 to 0.874 0.87 2.0%
5 0.855 to 0.864 0.86 2.5%
6 0.845 to 0.854 0.85 3.0%
7 0.835 to 0.844 0.84 3.5%
8 0.825 to 0.834 0.83 4.0%
9 0.815 to 0.824 0.82 4.5%
10 0.805 to 0.814 0.81 5.0%
... ... ... ...
Note: Power Factor shall be measured/computed upto 3 decimals, after universal rounding
off.
Prompt Payment Discount
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A prompt payment discount of one percent of the monthly bill (excluding Taxes and Duties)
shall be provided to consumers for payment of electricity bills within 7 days from the date of
their issue.
Delayed Payment Charges
In case the electricity bill is not paid within the due date mentioned on the bill, delayed payment
charges on the billed amount, including the taxes, cess, duties, etc., shall be levied on simple
interest basis at the rate of 1.25% on the billed amount for the first month of delay.
Discount for digital payment
A discount of 0.25% of the monthly bill (excluding taxes and duties), subject to a cap of Rs.
500/-, shall be provided to LT category consumers for payment of electricity bills through
various modes of digital payment such as credit cards, debit cards, UPI, BHIM, internet
banking, mobile banking, mobile wallets etc.
Rate of Interest on Arrears
The rate of interest chargeable on the arrears of payment of billed dues shall be as given below:
Sr. Delay in Payment (months) Interest Rate

No. per annum (%)
1 Payment made after 60 days and before 90 days from the 12%
date of billing
2 Payment made after 90 days 15%
Rebate for On-time regular payment for LT-AG, LT-PWW and LT-Streetlight
Rebate of 1% for On-time regular payment before due date shall be available for consumers
under LT-PWW and LT-Streetlight and Rebate of 5% for LT-AG categories and the same shall
be governed as per following conditions:
a. Consumers under LT-PWW and LT-Streetlight shall be eligible for consistent payment
rebate of 1% and rebate of 5% for LT-AG consumers, for consistently making payments
within due date.
b. Such rebate would be monitored and offered on quarterly basis to only those consumers
upon maintaining regular payment track record with the Utility.
c. For example, if consumer makes regular payment of its monthly within due date during
previous quarter then, such consumer shall be entitled to a rebate of 1% in its next
monthly bill amount (excluding taxes and duties) for the subsequent quarter.
d. In case of any default or non-adherence to bill payment within due date in previous
quarter, such benefit of rebate shall be withdrawn for the full next billing quarter.
e. However, the consumer shall be entitled to rebate in subsequent quarters in case it

maintains payment track record within due date in the previous quarter. In case of
consumer having quarterly billing, such scheme shall be monitored on six monthly basis
and rebate shall be given in next quarterly bill.
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Rebate for consumers with Prepaid connections
Consumers with prepaid metered connections shall be entitled for rebate of 2% in the Energy
Charge Rate (incl FAC) applicable for the consumer category.
Rebate on Incremental Consumption
Rebate for incremental consumption for applicable consumer categories and eligible
consumers shall be governed as per following conditions:
a) The rebate for incremental consumption shall be allowed at the rate of Rs 0.75/KVAh
for incremental consumption.
b) The rebate for incremental consumption shall be applicable for HT industries, HT
commercial, HT public services, HT-PWW, HT Railways/Metro/Mono and HT-Group
Housing Society (Residential) including EHV consumers under these categories.
c) Further, the rebate for incremental consumption shall also be applicable for LT
industries (incl powerloom), LT commercial and LT public services.
d) The rebate shall be given to eligible consumers including open access consumers falling
under above consumer categories to the extent of procurement from MSEDCL.
e) The rebate shall be for a period of 3 years subject to reconsideration during the MTR.
f) The rebate shall be allowed to eligible consumers who consume power above threshold
limit.
g) The 3-year average monthly consumption by consumer from FY 2020-21 to FY 2022-
23 shall be considered as baseline consumption (or monthly threshold consumption) for
determination of incremental consumption by such eligible consumers.
h) In case of a consumer registered into system for duration lower than 3 years, such
consumer shall be eligible for availing incremental rebate from the next billing cycle
upon completion of 3-year period and average monthly consumption for past three years
shall be considered as its baseline consumption (or monthly threshold consumption) in
such cases for determination of their incremental consumption for the purpose of rebate.
i) In case continuation of such incremented consumption rebate mechanism is found
necessary and proposed by MSEDCL for next control period, (i.e. beyond FY2024-25),
baseline consumption (or monthly threshold consumption) shall be reset based on 3-
year average from FY 2022-23 to FY 2024-25 or such other benchmark, upon following
due consultation process and upon prudence check.
j) The billing at the reduced rates after allowing the rebate shall be done on monthly basis
subject to condition that net entitlement for the rebate under this head of incremental
consumption shall be determined on annual basis (April to March) equal to energy units
consumption in excess of baseline consumption (i.e. annual threshold consumption).
The adjustment for shortfall/excess in case cumulative monthly consumption for the
yearly consumption vis-à-vis its baseline consumption (i.e. annual threshold
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consumption) shall be effected in the last monthly (for March) billing period. No carry-
forward of shortfall/excess shall be allowed from one year to next year.
k) For example, If a consumer’s 3-year average annual consumption was 12,000 units,
the consumer shall be entitled for the rebate of Rs.0.75/kVAh for consumption
exceeding its monthly threshold consumption (not below the baseline consumption of
1,000 units per month) in FY 2020-21 onwards. However, in case its cumulative
monthly consumption for the yearly period falls short of annual threshold consumption
of 12,000 units then, consumer shall not be entitled for incremental consumption rebate
for that financial year and adjustment for shortfall (or rebate already availed by
consumer in earlier months, if any) shall be adjusted for recovery in monthly billing
period for March.
l) The Commission has not considered isolated cases which may become Permanently
Disconnected during the year in which a rebate has been availed for some months. The
details of such cases, if any will be dealt based on the data as may be submitted by
MSEDCL during MYT Petition.
m) The rebate shall be over and above the existing rebates subject to the fact that the
consumer’s total variable charges should not be less than Rs.4/ kVAh after accounting
all applicable rebates.
n) The rebates would also be applicable to Open Access consumers, subject to conditions
outlined above.
Rebate on Bulk Consumption
Rebate for Bulk consumption for eligible consumers within HT-Industrial category shall be
governed as per following conditions:
a. All HT-Industrial consumers with monthly consumption in excess of 1 lakh units per
month (0.1 MU per month) shall be eligible to avail Rebate on Bulk Consumption with
a reverse telescopic slab structure as outlined below: Thus, the Commission has decided
to introduce “Bulk Consumption” rebate in a reverse telescopic manner for HT-
Industrial consumers in following manner:
I. For monthly consumption (> 1 Lakh units to 1 MU) per month: 2%
II. For monthly consumption (> 1 MU to 5 MU) per month: 1.5%
III. For monthly consumption (> 5 MU) per month: 1%

(Note – Units referred are in kVAh such as Lakh kVAh or Million kVAh)
b. Bulk Consumption Rebate shall be applicable on the Energy Charge component

including FAC of the Bill excluding taxes and duty.
Illustration:
Say a consumer consumes 15 MU during month then, its consumption more than 1 Lakh
units upto 1 MU units rebate will be 2%/unit, for next 4 MU (i.e. upto consumption of 5
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MU) rebate will be 1.5%/unit and for consumption in excess of 5 MU upto 15 MU,
rebate will be 1%/unit.
Discount in Demand Charges for Single Shift operation of HT-Indusry
In case of industrial consumer under HT-Industry with single shift operation, Demand
Charges at the rate of 60% of Applicable Demand Charges as per Tariff Schedule shall be
levied, subject to following conditions:
a. Single shift operation means running of operations at a stretch for maximum 10 Hrs.
For illustration, a consumer running 4hrs.in one stretch and 6hrs.in another stretch
cannot be considered as running in a single shift. However, a maximum of three
instances of running beyond 10hrs up to 12hrs is permitted in a billing cycle.
b. Consumer must declare in advance about one shift operation. In absence of such
declaration, it shall be billed as per the applicable demand charges.
c. Billing will be done based on MRI/AMR Data.
Load Factor Incentive
a. Consumers having Load Factor above 75% and upto 85% will be entitled to an
incentive in the form of a rebate of 0.75% on the Energy Charges for every percentage
point increase in Load Factor from 75% to 85%. Consumers having a Load Factor
above 85 % will be entitled to a rebate of 1% on the Energy Charges for every
percentage point increase in Load Factor from 85%. The total rebate will be subject to
a ceiling of 15% of the Energy Charges applicable to the consumer.
b. This incentive is applicable only to consumers in the tariff categories HT I: Industry,

HT II: Commercial and HT VIII: Public Services – HT VIII (A) and HT VIII (B) only.`
c. The Load Factor incentive will be available only if the consumer has no arrears with
the Distribution Licensee, and payment is made within seven days from the date of the
electricity bill. However, it will be available to consumers in whose case payment of
arrears in instalments has been allowed by the Distribution Licensee, and such payment
is being made as scheduled. The Distribution Licensee shall take a commercial decision
on the schedule for such payments.
1. The Load Factor is to be computed as follows:
Consumption during the month in MU

Load Factor =
Maximum Consumption Possible during the month in MU
Maximum consumption possible = Contract Demand (kVA) X Unity Power Factor X

(Total no. of hours during the month, less actual interruptions hours recorded on meter
for billing period)
In case the consumer exceeds its Contract Demand (including during the non-peak hours, i.e.,
22:00 hrs to 06:00 hrs.) in any particular month, the Load Factor Incentive will not be payable
to the consumer in that month
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Penalty for exceeding Contract Demand
In case a consumer (availing Demand-based Tariff) exceeds his Contract Demand, he will be
billed at the applicable Demand Charge rate for the Demand actually recorded, and also be
charged an additional amount at the rate of 150% of the applicable Demand Charge (only for
the Demand in excess of the Contract Demand).
In case a LT consumer with a sanction demand/ contract demand less than 20 kW records actual
contract demand above 20 kW, he will be billed at the tariff applicable for the respective load
slab approved by the Commission, in which recorded demand falls for that billing cycle only
and also be charged an additional amount at the rate of 150% of the applicable charge for the
Demand in excess of the Contract Demand.
Further Distribution licensee can enhance the Contract Demand of the consumer when the
consumers exceeds the Contract Demand on more than three occasions during a calendar year,
irrespective whether the Consumer submits an application for the same or otherwise. However,
before such revision of Contact Demand, Distribution Licensee must give 15 days’ notice to
such consumer. Also, the Consumer is liable to pay necessary charges as may be stipulated in
the approved Schedule of Charges for the revised Contract Demand.
Under these circumstances, the consumer shall not be liable for any other action under
Section 126 of the EA, 2003, since the penal additional Demand Charge provides for the
penalty that the consumer is liable to pay for exceeding his Contract Demand. In case a
consumer exceeds his Contract Demand on more than three occasions in a calendar year, the
action to be taken would be governed by the provisions of the Supply Code Regulations.
Additional Demand Charges for Consumers having Captive Power Plant
Consumers having a Captive Power Plant can opt for Standby Demand and Additional Demand
Charges for such Standby Demand will be as follows:
a. 25% of the Applicable Demand Charges for months when standby capacity is not
utilized
b. Demand Charges at the rate of 100% of Applicable Demand Charges for months when
standby capacity is used under planned or un-planned shutdown of CPP
c. In case recorded Demand exceeds Contract Demand + Standby Capacity, then

applicable Demand Charge for the Demand actually recorded, and an additional amount
at the rate of 150% of the applicable Demand Charge (only for the Demand in excess
of the Contract Demand + Standby Capacity)
d. In case no Standby capacity has been opted by consumer having CPP, then additional
amount for exceeding Contract Demand be charged at 200% of applicable Demand
Change (only for demand excess of Contracted Demand)
Consumers’ Security Deposit
As specified under Regulations 13 of the MERC (Supply Code Electricity Supply Code and
Standards of Performance of Distribution Licensees including Power Quality) Regulations,
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2021, Consumer shall pay Security Deposit and will be entitle for interest on such Security
Deposit.
Definitions
Maximum Demand
Maximum Demand in kilo-Watts or kilo-Volt Amperes, in relation to any period shall, unless
otherwise provided in any general or specific Order of the Commission, mean twice (or four
times for fifteen minute time block) the highest number of kilo-watt-hours or kilo-Volt Ampere
hours supplied and taken during any consecutive thirty minute blocks (or fifteen minute time
block) in that period, as the case may be.
Contract Demand
Contract Demand means the demand in kilo-Watt (kW) or kilo–Volt Amperes (kVA), mutually
agreed between the Distribution Licensee and the consumer as entered into in the agreement or
agreed through other written communication. (For conversion of kW into kVA, the Power
Factor of 0.80 shall be applied.)
Sanctioned Load
Sanctioned Load means the load in kW mutually agreed between the Distribution Licensee and
the consumer.
In case the meter is installed on the LV/MV side, the methodology to be followed for billing
purpose is as follows
2% to be added to MV demand reading, to determine the kW or kVA billing demand, and

‘X’ units to the MVA reading to determine the total energy compensation to compensate the
transformation losses, where is calculated as follows
‘X’ = (730 * kVA rating of transformer)/500 Units/month, to compensate for the iron losses,
plus one percent of units registered on the LT side for copper losses.
Billing Demand - LT tariff categories
Billing Demand for LT Non-Residential / Commercial [LT: II (B) , LT II (C)] , LT III: Public
Water Works [LT: III (B) , LT III (C)], LT V (A) (ii): Industry - Power Looms (above 20 kW)
, LT V (B) (ii): Industry - General (above 20 kW), LT VII (A) Public Services - Government
Owned Educational Institutes and Hospitals [LT VII (A) (ii) and LT VII (A) (iii)] , LT VII (B)
Public Services - Others [LT VII (B) (ii) and LT VII (B) (iii)] andLT VIII – Electric Vehicle
Charging Station categories having MD based Tariff:-
Monthly Billing Demand will be the higher of the following:
a) 65% of the actual Maximum Demand recorded in the month during 0600 hours to
2200 hours;
b) 40% of the Contract Demand.
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Note:
- Only the Demand registered during the period 0600 to 2200 Hrs. will be considered
for determination of the Billing Demand.
- In case of a change in Contract Demand, the above period will be reckoned from the
month following the month in which the change in Contract Demand is effected.
Billing Demand - HT tariff categories
Billing Demand for HT I: Industry, HT II: Commercial, HT III Railway/Metro/Monorail, HT

IV: Public Water Works, HT V: Agriculture, HT VI: Group Housing Society (Residential),
HT VIII: Public Services and HT IX: HT – Electric Vehicle Charging Station
Monthly Billing Demand will be the higher of the following:

a. Actual Maximum Demand recorded in the month during 0600 hours to 2200 hours;
b. 75% of the highest Billing Demand recorded during the preceding eleven months,
subject to the limit of Contract Demand;
c. 70% of the Contract Demand.*
*For FY 2024-25: 75%
Note:
- Only the Demand registered during the period 0600 to 2200 Hrs. will be considered
for determination of the Billing Demand.
- In case of a change in Contract Demand, the above period will be reckoned from the
month following the month in which the change of Contract Demand is effected.
HT Seasonal Category (HT I)
During Declared Season, Monthly Billing Demand will be the higher of the following:
i. Actual Maximum Demand recorded in the month during 0600 hours to 2200 hours
ii. 75% of the Contract Demand
iii. 50 kVA.
During Declared Off-season, Monthly Billing Demand will be the following:
i. Actual Maximum Demand recorded in the month during 0600 hours to 2200 hours
The Billing Demand for the consumers with CPP will be governed as per the CPP Order in
Case No. 55 and 56 of 2003.
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ANNEXURE- II
AG & POWERLOOM TARIFF APPLICABLE FOR FY 2023-24
A) AGRICULTURE CATEGORY
Apr-23 to Mar-24
MERC RATE CONSUMER PAY RATE GOM SUBSIDY RATE
DC+WC EC DC+WC EC DC+WC EC

TYPE Category Rs/HP/ Rs/HP/ Rs/HP/
Rs/Unit Rs/Unit Rs/Unit
Month Month Month
Order No.226/2022
dt.31.03.2023 Rate Rate w.e.f. 01.04.2023 to As per GoM Letter
w.e.f.01.04.2023 to 31.03.2024 dt.31.05.2017
31.03.2024
LOW TENSION (UNMETERED)
0 to 3HP
Cate, I 583 324 259
Cate. II 478 296 182
3 to 5 HP
Cate, I 583 340 243
Cate. II 478 312 166
5 to 7.5 HP
Cate, I 621 367 254
Cate. II 512 339 173
LT
More than 7.5 HP
Cate, I 683 429 254
Cate. II 574 401 173
LT Unmetered DC EC+WC DC EC+WC DC EC+WC

Rs/HP/ Rs/HP/ Rs/HP/
LOW TENSION (METERED) Month Month Month
0 to 3HP 47 4.17 32 2.14 15 2.03
3 HP to 5 HP 47 4.17 32 2.44 15 1.73
5 HP to 7.5 HP 47 4.17 32 2.44 15 1.73
More than 7.5 HP 47 4.17 32 2.44 15 1.73
LT - LIS 47 4.17 32 1.00 15 3.17

Category DC EC+WC DC EC+WC DC EC+WC
Rs/kVA/ Rs/kVA/ Rs/kVA/
Month Month Month
HIGH TENSION (METERED)
LIS consumers
66KV and above 88 5.26 63 1.16 25 4.10
HT 33 KV 88 5.86 63 1.16 25 4.70
22KV 88 5.86 63 1.16 25 4.70
11KV 88 5.86 63 1.16 25 4.70
Individual consumers (NON LIS)

66KV and above 88 5.26 63 3.30 25 1.96
33 KV 88 5.86 63 3.90 25 1.96
22KV 88 5.86 63 3.90 25 1.96
11KV 88 5.86 63 3.90 25 1.96
Note - 1) Energy Charges is inclusive of Wheeling Charges

2) In case of LT-Unmetereed AG-Pumpset Demand Charges is inclusive of Wheeling Charges
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B) POWERLOM CATEGORY RATES For TEXTILE
Apr-23 to Mar-24
Category MERC RATE CONSUMER PAY RATE GOM SUBSIDY RATE
DC EC+WC DC EC+WC DC EC+WC
LT Powerloom Month Month Month
Rs.
0-20 kW 7.00 380 3.23 150 3.77
530/Month
Above 20 kW 353 8.07 253 4.67 100 3.40
LT Knitting, Hosiery & Rs/kVA/ Rs/kVA/ Rs/kVA/

Garments Month Month Month
Rs.
0-20 kW 7.15 380 3.38 150 3.77
530/Month
Above 20 kW 353 8.25 253 4.85 100 3.40

LT LT Co-Op Soot Girni Rs/Unit Rs/Unit Rs/Unit
Month Month Month
Rs.
Rs.
0-20 kW 7.15 530/Conn 4.15 0.00 3.00
530/Month
ection
Above 20 kW 353 8.25 353 5.25 0.00 3.00

LT Non Co-Op Soot Girni Rs/Unit Rs/Unit Rs/Unit
Month Month Month
Rs.
Rs.
0-20 kW 7.15 530/Conn 5.15 0.00 2.00
530/Month
ection
Above 20 kW 353 8.25 353 6.25 0.00 2.00
LT Process Industry & All

Other Textile Units (Having Rs/Unit Rs/Unit Rs/Unit
Month Month Month
load above 107 HP)
b) Above 107 HP 353 8.25 353 6.25 0.00 2.00
HT Powerloom, Non Co-Op

Soot Girni, Knitting, Hosiery
& Garments, Process Rs/Unit Rs/Unit Rs/Unit
Month Month Month
Industry & All Other Textile
Units
66 KV & Above 499 8.12 499 6.12 0.00 2.00
33 KV 499 8.72 499 6.72 0.00 2.00
22 KV 499 8.72 499 6.72 0.00 2.00
HT 11 KV 499 8.72 499 6.72 0.00 2.00

HT Co-Op Soot Girni Rs/Unit Rs/Unit Rs/Unit
Month Month Month
66 KV & Above 499 8.12 499 5.12 0.00 3.00
33 KV 499 8.72 499 5.72 0.00 3.00
22 KV 499 8.72 499 5.72 0.00 3.00
11 KV 499 8.72 499 5.72 0.00 3.00
Note -
1) Energy Charges is inclusive of Wheeling Charges
2) Demand Charges for LT Powerloom for slab upto 20 kW is charged Rs./Connection/Month and for demand based tariff is
charged Rs/KVA/month.
3) Lower tariff (discount/rebate) of (2.5%) shall be available in Energy Charge Component (including FAC, if applicable)of
Tariff for both slabs (<20 kW and > 20 kW) for LT – Industry (Powerloom).
DC - Demand Charges EC- Energy Charges WC-Wheeling Charges
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ANNEXURE- II
AG & POWERLOOM TARIFF APPLICABLE FOR FY 2023-24
A) AGRICULTURE CATEGORY
Apr-23 to Mar-24
DC+WC EC DC+WC EC DC+WC EC

TYPE Category Rs/HP/ Rs/HP/ Rs/HP/
Month Month Month
Order No.226/2022
dt.31.03.2023 Rate Rate w.e.f. 01.04.2023 to As per GoM Letter
w.e.f.01.04.2023 to 31.03.2024 dt.31.05.2017
31.03.2024
LOW TENSION (UNMETERED)
0 to 3HP
Cate, I 583 324 259
Cate. II 478 296 182
3 to 5 HP
Cate, I 583 340 243
Cate. II 478 312 166
5 to 7.5 HP
Cate, I 621 367 254
Cate. II 512 339 173
LT
More than 7.5 HP
Cate, I 683 429 254
Cate. II 574 401 173
LT Unmetered DC EC+WC DC EC+WC DC EC+WC

Rs/HP/ Rs/HP/ Rs/HP/
LOW TENSION (METERED) Month Month Month
0 to 3HP 47 4.17 32 2.14 15 2.03
3 HP to 5 HP 47 4.17 32 2.44 15 1.73
5 HP to 7.5 HP 47 4.17 32 2.44 15 1.73
More than 7.5 HP 47 4.17 32 2.44 15 1.73
LT - LIS 47 4.17 32 1.00 15 3.17

Category DC EC+WC DC EC+WC DC EC+WC
Month Month Month
HIGH TENSION (METERED)
LIS consumers
66KV and above 88 5.26 63 1.16 25 4.10
HT 33 KV 88 5.86 63 1.16 25 4.70
22KV 88 5.86 63 1.16 25 4.70
11KV 88 5.86 63 1.16 25 4.70
Individual consumers (NON LIS)

66KV and above 88 5.26 63 3.30 25 1.96
33 KV 88 5.86 63 3.90 25 1.96
22KV 88 5.86 63 3.90 25 1.96
11KV 88 5.86 63 3.90 25 1.96
Note - 1) Energy Charges is inclusive of Wheeling Charges

2) In case of LT-Unmetereed AG-Pumpset Demand Charges is inclusive of Wheeling Charges
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B) POWERLOM CATEGORY RATES For TEXTILE
Apr-23 to Mar-24
Category MERC RATE CONSUMER PAY RATE GOM SUBSIDY RATE
DC EC+WC DC EC+WC DC EC+WC
LT Powerloom Month Month Month
Rs.
0-20 kW 7.00 380 3.23 150 3.77
530/Month
Above 20 kW 353 8.07 253 4.67 100 3.40
LT Knitting, Hosiery & Rs/kVA/ Rs/kVA/ Rs/kVA/

Garments Month Month Month
Rs.
0-20 kW 7.15 380 3.38 150 3.77
530/Month
Above 20 kW 353 8.25 253 4.85 100 3.40

LT LT Co-Op Soot Girni Rs/Unit Rs/Unit Rs/Unit
Month Month Month
Rs.
Rs.
0-20 kW 7.15 530/Conn 4.15 0.00 3.00
530/Month
ection
Above 20 kW 353 8.25 353 5.25 0.00 3.00

LT Non Co-Op Soot Girni Rs/Unit Rs/Unit Rs/Unit
Month Month Month
Rs.
Rs.
0-20 kW 7.15 530/Conn 5.15 0.00 2.00
530/Month
ection
Above 20 kW 353 8.25 353 6.25 0.00 2.00
LT Process Industry & All

Other Textile Units (Having Rs/Unit Rs/Unit Rs/Unit
Month Month Month
load above 107 HP)
b) Above 107 HP 353 8.25 353 6.25 0.00 2.00
HT Powerloom, Non Co-Op

Soot Girni, Knitting, Hosiery
& Garments, Process Rs/Unit Rs/Unit Rs/Unit
Month Month Month
Industry & All Other Textile
Units
66 KV & Above 499 8.12 499 6.12 0.00 2.00
33 KV 499 8.72 499 6.72 0.00 2.00
22 KV 499 8.72 499 6.72 0.00 2.00
HT 11 KV 499 8.72 499 6.72 0.00 2.00

HT Co-Op Soot Girni Rs/Unit Rs/Unit Rs/Unit
Month Month Month
66 KV & Above 499 8.12 499 5.12 0.00 3.00
33 KV 499 8.72 499 5.72 0.00 3.00
22 KV 499 8.72 499 5.72 0.00 3.00
11 KV 499 8.72 499 5.72 0.00 3.00
Note -
1) Energy Charges is inclusive of Wheeling Charges
2) Demand Charges for LT Powerloom for slab upto 20 kW is charged Rs./Connection/Month and for demand based tariff is
charged Rs/KVA/month.
3) Lower tariff (discount/rebate) of (2.5%) shall be available in Energy Charge Component (including FAC, if applicable)of
Tariff for both slabs (<20 kW and > 20 kW) for LT – Industry (Powerloom).
DC - Demand Charges EC- Energy Charges WC-Wheeling Charges
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iii. Hon’ble Commission approved inclusion of usage of “electric kiln, water pumps, etc.

i. Clarifications regarding categorization of Phalsheti :

Applicability of tariff in respect of hotels, independent villas/bungalows rented for

a. Hotels and Independent Vilas/bungalows rented for accommodation for

5. Tariff for Electric Vehicles:

6. Continuation of 30 minutes Demand Integration Period for LT meters:

8. Rebate for Incremental Consumption:

9. Bulk Consumption Rebate:

10. Green Tariff:

% of RE Purchase Opted Rating

1. Advance payment/pre-payment of the bills for consumers:

11. Cash payment from LT-Agriculture category

12. Demand Charges for LT VI: LT – Street Light category

13. Clarification on Penalty for exceeding Contract Demand

14. Open Access Charges

HT I (A) (i): HT – Industry 1.69 1.79

HT I (B): HT - Industry (Seasonal) 1.69 1.79

HT II (A): HT – Commercial 1.69 1.79

HT V(B): HT - Agriculture Others - -

HT Category - HT (33kV, 22kV and 11 kV)

HT I (A) (i): HT – Industry 1.69 1.79

HT I (B): HT - Industry (Seasonal) 1.69 1.79

HT II (A): HT – Commercial 1.69 1.79

HT V(A): HT - Agriculture Pumpsets - -

HT V(B): HT - Agriculture Others 1.34 1.79

Particulars Additional Surcharge (Rs/kWh) Additional Surcharge (Rs/Kvah)

C. Wheeling Charges and Wheeling Losses for HT: -

Particulars Wheeling Charges for HT (Rs/Kvah) Wheeling loss for HT

D. Transmission Loss & Transmission Charges: -

Transmission Tariff Transmission Tariff

ii. Transmission Loss: -

Particulars FY 2023-24 FY 2024-25

Intra-State Transmission Loss (%) 3.18 3.18

E. Application Processing Fee: -

Processing Fee G.S.T.

For Open Access Capacity <= 5 MW : Rs. 15,450 / Permissions.

For Open Access Capacity > 5 MW : Rs. 29,830 / Permissions.

ANNEXURE –I TARIFF SCHEDULE FOR FY 2023-24 and FY 2024-25

MAHARASHTRA STATE ELECTRICITY DISTRIBUTION CO. LTD.

Maharashtra Electricity Regulatory Commission, in exercise of the powers vested in it under

1. These tariffs supersede all tariffs so far in force.

4. The tariffs are applicable for supply at one point only.

8. Fuel Adjustment Charge (FAC) computed in accordance with provisions of MYT

MERC Order – Case No. 226 of 2022 Page 601 of 652

LOW TENSION (LT) TARIFF

LT I (A): LT – Residential (BPL)

The BPL tariff is applicable only to individuals and not to institutions.

Tariff w.e.f. 1 April, 2023 to 31 March, 2024

Fixed/Demand Charges Energy Charges Wheeling Charges

Tariff w.e.f. 1 April, 2024 to 31 March, 2025

Fixed/Demand Charges Energy Charges Wheeling Charges

MERC Order - Case No. 226 of 2022 Page 602 of 652

MERC Order - Case No. 226 of 2022 Page 603 of 652

Tariff w.e.f. 1 April, 2023 to 31 March, 2024

Tariff w.e.f. 1 April, 2024 to 31 March, 2025

MERC Order - Case No. 226 of 2022 Page 604 of 652

n. Professionals like Lawyers, Doctors, Professional Engineers, Chartered Accountants,

LT II: LT – Non-Residential or Commercial