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Woman Gets Rs 5 Lakh Compensation 12 Years After Her Son's Electrocution
A Delhi court awarded Rs 5 lakh as compensation to the mother of a 15-year-old boy who was electrocuted more than 12 years ago, saying there was negligence on part of BSES Yamuna Power Ltd in maintaining electric wires.
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ETO Motors To Set Up 2,500 EV Charging Stations In Delhi-NCR
ETO Motors has been empanelled by Delhi's Distribution Companies, namely BSES Rajdhani, BSES Yamuna and Tata Power DDL for the installation of subsidised EV charging stations.
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Power Discom Officials Attacked By Mob In East Delhi, 5 Arrested
A team of power discom BSES Yamuna Power Limited (BYPL) came under attack by a mob during an inspection in East Delhi, a spokesperson of the company said on Friday.
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Green Panel NGT Issues Notice To Delhi Government Over Factories In Residential Areas
A resident in Delhi today moved the National Green Tribunal against unauthorised industrial units located in residential areas, prompting the green panel to seek response from the Delhi government and others. A bench, headed by Justice Jawad Rahim, issued notices to the Delhi government, Central Pollution Control Board, Delhi Pollution Control Comm...
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Lotus Temple Takes Up Net Metering
Realising the potential of solar power, the Lotus Temple has joined the list of institutions benefiting 'Net Metering'- a billing mechanism that credits solar energy owners for the electricity they add to the grid.
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Delhi Government Asked to Provide State Auditor's Full Report to Discoms
Delhi High Court today directed AAP government to provide the entire CAG draft report to the power distribution companies within three days, after the government auditor said they had already been supplied with the "relevant portions".
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AAP Lawmakers, Residents Associations Warn Against Power Tariff Hike in Delhi
Delhi Electricity Regulatory Commission's two-day-long public hearing on power tariff fixation began today amidst the steep opposition from a number of Aam Aadmi Party MLAs and representatives of Residents' Welfare Associations here against any hike.
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Now Register 'No Power Supply' Complaints Using Mobile App
Consumers of BSES Rajdhani Power Limited (BRPL) and BSES Yamuna Power Limited (BYPL) can now register 'no supply' complaints through a newly-launched app, and need not call the discoms call centre for the purpose.
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Delhi Power Discoms Seek Yet Another Tariff Hike
Citing the widening revenue gap to be around Rs 28,000 crore, Delhi's three private power distribution companies have pitched for early announcement of annual tariff revision.
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Lok Adalat Settles Over 1,300 BSES Power Theft Cases
Seeking to shield people from long judicial ordeal, a day-long Lok Adalat has settled over 1,300 cases of power theft, pertaining to direct theft and meter tampering, by consumers of BSES Rajdhani Power Limited (BRPL) and BSES Yamuna Power Limited (BYPL).
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Power Tariff in Delhi Increased by Up To 6 Per Cent, Effective From June 15
Power tariff in the national capital was today hiked by up to six per cent by the Delhi Electricity Regulatory Commission (DERC) as it restored a surcharge to compensate the private electricity distribution companies for rise in power purchase cost.
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Delhi Residents Will Now Have to Pay More for Power
The three distribution companies (discoms) have been allowed to raise power tariff by 8.32 per cent.
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Delhi Discoms Clear Rs 700 Crore NTPC Dues, Easing Power Supply Concerns
Delhi power distribution companies BSES Rajdhani and BSES Yamuna today cleared about Rs 700 crore of dues to state-run NTPC, easing concerns of power supply disruptions in the areas they serve.
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Delhi power firm, targeted by Arvind Kejriwal, goes to Supreme Court
Two power-supplying firms in Delhi whose licenses ought to be cancelled according to Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal have asked the Supreme Court for help. Their case will be heard tomorrow, though the Chief Justice of India P Sathasivam, noted with some frustration, "Everything is happening in Delhi, only remedy is Supreme Court?"
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A move to block Arvind Kejriwal from cancelling power firms' licenses
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has asked the region's power regulator to revoke the licences of two electricity distributors if they fail to supply power, drawing criticism from the companies.
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Woman Gets Rs 5 Lakh Compensation 12 Years After Her Son's Electrocution
A Delhi court awarded Rs 5 lakh as compensation to the mother of a 15-year-old boy who was electrocuted more than 12 years ago, saying there was negligence on part of BSES Yamuna Power Ltd in maintaining electric wires.
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ETO Motors To Set Up 2,500 EV Charging Stations In Delhi-NCR
ETO Motors has been empanelled by Delhi's Distribution Companies, namely BSES Rajdhani, BSES Yamuna and Tata Power DDL for the installation of subsidised EV charging stations.
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Power Discom Officials Attacked By Mob In East Delhi, 5 Arrested
A team of power discom BSES Yamuna Power Limited (BYPL) came under attack by a mob during an inspection in East Delhi, a spokesperson of the company said on Friday.
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Green Panel NGT Issues Notice To Delhi Government Over Factories In Residential Areas
A resident in Delhi today moved the National Green Tribunal against unauthorised industrial units located in residential areas, prompting the green panel to seek response from the Delhi government and others. A bench, headed by Justice Jawad Rahim, issued notices to the Delhi government, Central Pollution Control Board, Delhi Pollution Control Comm...
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Lotus Temple Takes Up Net Metering
Realising the potential of solar power, the Lotus Temple has joined the list of institutions benefiting 'Net Metering'- a billing mechanism that credits solar energy owners for the electricity they add to the grid.
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Delhi Government Asked to Provide State Auditor's Full Report to Discoms
Delhi High Court today directed AAP government to provide the entire CAG draft report to the power distribution companies within three days, after the government auditor said they had already been supplied with the "relevant portions".
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AAP Lawmakers, Residents Associations Warn Against Power Tariff Hike in Delhi
Delhi Electricity Regulatory Commission's two-day-long public hearing on power tariff fixation began today amidst the steep opposition from a number of Aam Aadmi Party MLAs and representatives of Residents' Welfare Associations here against any hike.
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Now Register 'No Power Supply' Complaints Using Mobile App
Consumers of BSES Rajdhani Power Limited (BRPL) and BSES Yamuna Power Limited (BYPL) can now register 'no supply' complaints through a newly-launched app, and need not call the discoms call centre for the purpose.
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Delhi Power Discoms Seek Yet Another Tariff Hike
Citing the widening revenue gap to be around Rs 28,000 crore, Delhi's three private power distribution companies have pitched for early announcement of annual tariff revision.
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Lok Adalat Settles Over 1,300 BSES Power Theft Cases
Seeking to shield people from long judicial ordeal, a day-long Lok Adalat has settled over 1,300 cases of power theft, pertaining to direct theft and meter tampering, by consumers of BSES Rajdhani Power Limited (BRPL) and BSES Yamuna Power Limited (BYPL).
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Power Tariff in Delhi Increased by Up To 6 Per Cent, Effective From June 15
Power tariff in the national capital was today hiked by up to six per cent by the Delhi Electricity Regulatory Commission (DERC) as it restored a surcharge to compensate the private electricity distribution companies for rise in power purchase cost.
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Delhi Residents Will Now Have to Pay More for Power
The three distribution companies (discoms) have been allowed to raise power tariff by 8.32 per cent.
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Delhi Discoms Clear Rs 700 Crore NTPC Dues, Easing Power Supply Concerns
Delhi power distribution companies BSES Rajdhani and BSES Yamuna today cleared about Rs 700 crore of dues to state-run NTPC, easing concerns of power supply disruptions in the areas they serve.
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Delhi power firm, targeted by Arvind Kejriwal, goes to Supreme Court
Two power-supplying firms in Delhi whose licenses ought to be cancelled according to Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal have asked the Supreme Court for help. Their case will be heard tomorrow, though the Chief Justice of India P Sathasivam, noted with some frustration, "Everything is happening in Delhi, only remedy is Supreme Court?"
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A move to block Arvind Kejriwal from cancelling power firms' licenses
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has asked the region's power regulator to revoke the licences of two electricity distributors if they fail to supply power, drawing criticism from the companies.
