Power tariff up by 40 paise per unit Bengaluru: After by-elections to Sira and RR Nagar Assembly segments two days ago, the State Government has given a shock to the citizens by increasing the power tariff by 40 paise per unit with retrospective effect from Nov. 1. Karnataka Electricity Regulatory Commission (KERC) has revised the…
Mysuru/Mysore: A discussion with the Industries Association and representative of industries in the jurisdiction of Chamundeshwari Electricity Supply Corporation (CESC), Mysuru was held at the CESC Corporate Office. Over 200 members participated in the event. The meeting was chaired by CESC Managing Director Dr. H.N. Gopalakrishna and the discussion focussed on implementation of Special Incentive…
Mysuru: Maintaining that they were major consumer of power, industrialists and farmers (IP sets) demanded a reduction in power tariff for them at the interaction meet with consumers organised by CESC (Chamundeshwari Electric Supply Company) at Rani Bahadur auditorium on Hunsur Road here this morning. The power consumers, most of whom were industrialists, entrepreneurs and…
Bengaluru: Get ready to pay more for your electricity from next month. Stopped by the election model code of conduct, the Karnataka Electricity Regulatory Commission (KERC) has announced a tariff increase of 33 paise per unit and effective retrospectively from April 1. The tariff revision was put off owing to polls to the Lok Sabha…
Mysuru: As per the order of Karnataka Electricity Regulatory Commission (KERC), Chamundeshawari Electricity Supply Corporation (CESC) has revised the power tariff from May 14 with the new rate applicable right from April 1. However, owing to some technical problems the software of the computers could not be tuned to reckon the revised tariff and hence…
Bengaluru:With the Assembly elections over, the Karnataka Electricity Regulatory Commission (KERC) has announced a steep hike in power tariff across all the Electricity Supply Companies (ESComs) in the State. Announcing the hike at Bengaluru this morning, KERC Chairman M. K. Shankarlinge Gowda said that the decision on the hike had been taken following meetings with…
Bengaluru: Electricity consumers across the State will have to shell out at least Re. 1 per unit more for 2018-19 if the electricity supply companies (Escoms) have their way. The new tariffs will come into effect in April 2018, at the time of Assembly elections. Sources, however, said that the government may not implement the…
Mysuru – Get ready to pay more for electricity as the Karnataka Electricity Regulatory Commission (KERC) has approved an average 48 paise increase per unit in power tariff from Apr. 1, 2017 to Mar. 30, 2018. The tariff hike will come into retrospective effect from April 1, says a press release that has been released…
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