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Telangana Government Rejects Power Tariff Hike Proposal for 2025-26

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Last updated: January 30, 2025 10:43 am
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Hyderabad, January 30, 2025: The Telangana government has decided not to increase electricity prices for consumers in the upcoming financial year (2025-26). This decision comes despite the state’s power distribution companies (Discoms) reporting a projected revenue deficit of ₹20,151 crore.

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Why No Tariff Hike?Key Details:Discoms’ Financial Situation:Reasons for the Deficit:What’s Next?Why This Matters:Author: Snap News Service
No Increase In Electricity Bill In Telangana
No Increase In Electricity Bill In Telangana

Why No Tariff Hike?

The Discoms had proposed a tariff increase to cover the deficit, but the state government rejected the proposal. Officials confirmed that no consumer category will face higher electricity bills in 2025-26.

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Key Details:

  • Revenue Deficit: Discoms estimate a gap of ₹20,151 crore between revenue and expenses for 2025-26.
  • Subsidy Solution: The government may cover the deficit by increasing subsidies in the state budget.
  • Current Subsidy: For 2024-25, the government allocated ₹12,000 crore as a power subsidy. An additional ₹8,000 crore may be needed to avoid a tariff hike.

Discoms’ Financial Situation:

  • Southern Discom (Greater Hyderabad): Expected revenue of ₹36,277 crore against expenses of ₹46,035 crore.
  • Northern Discom (Warangal): Expected revenue of ₹9,421 crore against expenses of ₹19,814 crore.

Reasons for the Deficit:

  1. Rising Power Costs: The cost of purchasing electricity has increased significantly.
  2. Higher Consumption: Power usage in Telangana is growing, especially in rural areas due to agricultural activities and irrigation projects like Kaleshwaram.
  3. Gruha Jyothi Scheme: This scheme, which provides 200 units of free electricity to low-income households, adds an annual burden of ₹2,400 crore.

What’s Next?

The Telangana Electricity Regulatory Commission (ERC) will hold a public hearing on the Discoms’ proposal. The final decision on tariffs will depend on the state’s subsidy announcement in the upcoming budget.

Why This Matters:

  • Consumers Win: No increase in electricity bills for households, businesses, or farmers.
  • State’s Burden: The government must allocate more funds to cover the subsidy gap.
  • Agricultural Impact: Farmers relying on borewells and irrigation projects will benefit from stable tariffs.
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