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  • Power Watch | Officials say enough power to meet Delhi's summer demand, but overload and local failures a key risk

    Delhi’s peak power demand is expected to cross last year's record this summer, and the state government is preparing for network overload and other local factors. A Tata Power-DDL spokesperson said dedicated round-the-clock teams have been set up to attend breakdown and for supply restoration.

  • Delhi man gets Rs 30,000 electricity bill for sweltering June: 'bought new ACs thinking...'

    The Reddit user, who said he recently upgraded his 16-year-old air conditioning units to new five-star-rated ones, expected to see a reduction in his electricity expenses.

  • Over 37 lakh consumers apply for subsidy under Delhi govt's free electricity scheme

  • BSES discoms to install 50 lakh smart meters in the city by March 2025: BSES officials

  • ETO Motors partners BSES, Tata Power DDL to set up 3k EV charging stations in Delhi-NCR

  • Delhi HC restrains RInfra from stake sale in BSES Yamuna and Rajdhani, securing dues claimed by Shanghai Electric

  • At 5265 MW, Delhi records season's highest power demand

  • Delhi clocks peak power demand of 5,534 MW

  • Delhi govt mulling revoking licences of BSES discoms

  • NTPC assures BSES of clearing dues of Rs 1300 cr by September

  • AAP govt seeks greater disclosures from Delhi discoms

  • Delhi govt asks BSES to pay Rs 6,000 crore dues

  • SC hears BSES' plea on power tariff hike

  • DERC hikes electricity tariff in Delhi

  • Delhi govt asks for time till Feb 15 to pay NDPL dues

  • DERC issues notice to discoms, special hearing tomorrow

  • AAP v/s Discoms: A high voltage drama

  • Suspend BSES licence if it cuts power in Delhi: AAP to DERC

  • Delhi govt, firms cheating people on power bills: Kejriwal

    Aam Aadmi Party convener Arvind Kejriwal on Friday alleged that power tariffs in the national capital were falsely inflated by the Delhi government and the Delhi Electricity Regulatory Commission. Kejriwal also claimed that power companies owned by Tata and Anil Ambani were involved in major frauds.

  • BSES to pay Rs 30,000 for not restoring power connection

    Power distribution firm BSES has been directed by a consumer forum here to pay Rs 30,000 to one of its customers for not restoring his power connection despite there being no pending dues.

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