In Delhi, electricity supply is regulated or governed by Government agency known as DERC (Delhi Electricity Regulatory Commission). It determines the tariff and sets standards for the electricity industry. Transmission and distribution utilities in the National Capital Territory of Delhi must comply with its rules regarding the purchase and procurement of power, as well as the prices at which such power can be purchased from generating companies, generating stations, or other sources for transmission, sale, distribution, and supply.
Supply of Electricity in Delhi done by two Private Companies namely
- TPDDL (Tata Power Distribution Limited)
- BSES (BSES Rajdhani Power Ltd & BSES Yamuna Power Ltd)
Delhi Electricity rates Per Unit – Domestic 2022
Below 200 units | ||
0 – 200 Units | Zero bill if consumption for the month remains below 200 units | |
Above 200 units | ||
0 – 200 Units | Rs 3 per unit | |
201 – 400 Units | Rs 4.5 per unit | |
401 – 800 Units | Rs 6.5 per unit | |
801 – 1200 Units | Rs 7 per unit | |
more than 1200 units | Rs 8 per unit |
Delhi Electricity rates Per Unit – Commercial 2022
Commercial Connection | ||
Upto 3kVA | Rs 6.00 /kVAh | |
Above 3kVA | Rs 8.50 /kVAh | |
Industrial | Rs 7.75 /kVAh | |
Agriculture | Rs 1.50 /kWh |
Due to rise in the power purchase adjustment cost, the price of energy in Delhi has also increased but it is still lowest in the country due to voters appeasement being done by the State Government. Delhi is able to bear the expenses as it is Capital of India and union territory too, as most of the major expenses like security (police) etc. are borne by the Central Government. But beginning in October 2022, Subsidized power in Delhi will be made accessible to only those who request for it
Delhi Electricity Subsidy Scheme – Apply Here Online
Why are Delhi’s Electricity Bills Suddenly So High?
Starting July 1st (2024), Delhi residents have been noticing an increase in their electricity bills due to a rise in the power purchase adjustment charge (PPAC).
What is PPAC, and Why is it Increasing?
PPAC, regulated by the Delhi Electricity Regulatory Commission (DERC), is applied as a surcharge on total energy and fixed charges. It helps discoms manage the fluctuating costs they incur while buying power, primarily influenced by volatile global fuel prices like coal. With these prices experiencing significant instability, the cost of purchasing power has risen, leading to a subsequent hike in PPAC.
How Much Has PPAC Increased?
The PPAC increase impacts all four discoms serving Delhi:
BSES Yamuna Power Limited (BYPL),
BSES Rajdhani Power Limited (BRPL),
Tata Power Delhi Distribution Limited (Tata Power), and
North Delhi Municipal Corporation (NDMC).
For BRPL and Tata Power, the PPAC hike is 8.75%, while for BYPL, it is 6.15%. Factoring in these increases, the total PPAC now stands at 35.8% for BRPL, 37.8% for BYPL, 37.9% for Tata Power, and 38.8% for NDMC.
What does this mean for your Electricity Bill?
A consumer in a BRPL area, for instance, using 600 units of electricity, would experience a bill increase from roughly ₹4523 to ₹4802. Similar increases are applicable across other discoms. However, this adjustment has not affected consumers who receive a subsidy for using up to 200 units. Currently, Delhi has around 65 lakh domestic electricity consumers, with about 60% not paying for electricity during winter months (January to April) due to their consumption remaining under 200 units, which is provided free of cost.
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ravi kumar singh says
delhi me room rant se 7 rupees par unit liya ja raha hai
Ravina says
Rohini sector 7 naharpur Village mai 9 rupees par unit liya jata hai kirayedaron se
Kismat says
Delhi me room rent valo se 50 unit hone pr bi 10 rs pr unit li jati hai
Kismat says
Kapashera Delhi me room rent valo se 50 unit hone pr bi 10 rs pr unit li jati hai
Sunil says
I am living in a of named as Golden Tulip. They charge us Rs. 12 per unit.
Nitesh Kumar says
Delhi Electricity Board must be start operation against sub-meter, most of landlord are charged 5/6/7/8/9 rupees per unit with renter, that is the loss of electricity department revenue and sub meter is not a legally allowed. My landlord charged 8 rs. per unit.
Kusum says
Gtb and mukherjee nagar mei 10/ per unit li jaa rhi h students se
Amit yadav says
Government ye landlords pr bhi guidelines lae ye to 10 rs per unit tk ka le rhe renters se.
ARVIND KUMAR says
Mere owner ne to submeter me garbari v kr rkhi or normal use me 7 RS per unit charge kr rhe h or AC lgane k bad badha kr 10₹ per unit kr diya h
Indra vihar Mukherjee nagar me….
Action lene k liye kya krna chahiye
Suggest me plz….
Ashutosh kumar says
Sir I am living in Mukherjee nagar, New Delhi an in my pg there is prepaid electricity meter installed which is connected by a app named ‘frontier meter’ and rate of per unit electricity is shown rs10. In about only 10 days electricity bill is showing RS 100. Please check this.
Ayush says
Prustel living mehrauli students se 10rs unit charge krti hain aur electricity bill bhot jyda aata hain ye log thugte hain . CA no. Mangne pr nhi dete h
MANISHA JOSHI says
I live in Mahipalpur . My landlord charges 9rs. per unit. And for one month I pay around 800 to 900rs as electricity bill. I do not have AC in my room no refrigerator, only fan and two led bulbs. Monthly consumption unit is around 80 to 90 units. This is so disturbing why all landlords in Delhi are charging so insanely the electricity bill from the tenants.
Chandra Prakash says
These landlords are asking for 12-13 Rupees per units in Karol Bagh. It’s pathetic.
Diya says
Hudson line mein Students se 15 rs per unit le rhe hai PG owner.
Ram naresh says
Sagarpur east me bhi 7,8 rupees per unit lete hai kirayedar se
jyoti mandal says
Sabhi landlord apne kirayedaron se 8 se 10 rs per unit charge karte hai hum khud pareshaan hai hum 8 rs per unit pay kar rahe hai phir bhi bolte hai or phir kejriwal ji bolte hai humne bijli free kar dii 😒😏😏😏
Anonymous says
Laxmi nagar me pg owners 13rs per unit le rhe h electricity bill …please look into these matter every land lord is charging more than they should.
Ramya says
No action by anyone though minimum charge per unit is 10 rs
Vipin says
Mai Kapashera me rent pr rahta hu mera bijli ka mitter bahut tej chalta hai, aur pani ka mitter to 3guna jada tej chalta hai, maine 2 litter ki bottle apni pani ki tanki se bhari to mitter 5 litter dikha raha tha, maine makan malik se bola to makan malik bolta hai kamra khalI kar do..
Aise me kirayedar kya kare.. Kuch bataiye..
Romie says
I stay in munirka my Landlord is charging Rs 9 per units. I used to paid 100+ units per month. Hardly staying at home working for 10 to 12 hours every day. I don’t have an AC. It’s too much.