There will be a slight increase in electricity bills
The PPAC charge in the BSES area of BSES, the largest power company in Delhi, was 18.19 percent from January 1 to January 31 and PPAC charge was 13.63 percent in BYPL area. From February 1 to March 20, the PPAC charge decreased in the fields of both BRPL and BYPL. From March 21 to April 30, the PPAC charge in both BRPL and BYPL companies decreased further. From May 9, once again, the PPAC charge of power distribution companies has been revised, which is PPAC 13.54 on electricity bills in the area of BRPL and 13.33 percent PPAC in BYPL area. PPAC electricity bills will be charged at the same rate by August in the area of both power distribution companies. Charging PPAC at this rate on electricity bills may lead to a slight increase in electricity bills.
An increase of about 0.43 percent
If a person living in the BRPL area is consumed from March 13 to April 10, if consumed 287 units, the Energy charge at the first 196 units was Rs 588 and the PPAC rates (16.93 percent) on the first 196 units were Rs 99.54. Similarly, the energy charge on the last 91 units was Rs 4.50/unit at Rs 409.50. PPAC was Rs 30.63 at 7.49 percent. The total energy charge and the PPAC charge mixed bill was Rs 1127.17. Similarly, the bill of 287 units was Rs 1132.55 by the current PPAC charge 13.54 percent. Which is 0.43 percent more than the previous bill. Energy charge and PPAC charge have not been charged time of day (TOD) charge, 8 percent surcharge and 5 percent energy charge. These charge should also be included, bills may increase by one or one and a half percent.
PPAC charge more in NDMC area PPAC NDMC area has the highest number of power supply companies in Delhi. More than 58 thousand consumers of NDMC area have to pay 50.86 percent of the total energy charge for a long time. Similarly, Tata Power (DDL) area is 19.22 percent even after the PPAC charge is reduced. Earlier it was 21.64 percent.