Overview Why DVC Power New Connection Customer Bills Customer Care Tariff Petition to CERC

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Competitive Tariff Structure

  • At 33 KV, Demand charge of Rs. 365 per KVA per month
  • At 33 KV, Energy charge of Rs. 1.63 per kwh
  • At 33 KV, Fuel cost surcharge calculated on actual over a six monthly period ending in March and September.
  • At 132 KV or 220 KV, a rebate of 5% allowed both on Demand charge and Energy charge.
  • In the event of average monthly factor of the consumer exceeding 0.92, a rebate of 0.1 paisa per KWH for every rise of power factor by 0.01 allowed up to power factor of 0.96.
  • Surcharge levied for fall of average power below 0.85
  • An optional TOD incentive scheme
  • TOD incentive scheme in the form of concessional tariff for drawal of power during off-peak hours on fulfilling specified consumption performance.

Stable, reliable and quality power.

  • Three sources of power (Hydel, Thermal and Gas turbine), a vast network of transmission lines interconnecting tie lines with adjoining system and power grid coupled with dedicated feeder for power supply ensure stable, reliable and quality power

Prompt and efficient system

  • Single window system at the office of the Chief Engineer (Commercial), DVC, Kolkata ensuring simple procedure for getting service connection for power supply.
  • DVC’s Operation & Maintenance wing offering prompt and efficient services in the event of breakdown in power supply and transmission lines.



     
     

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