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Power Bills May Rise In Delhi As Tribunal Rejects Plea Over Unpaid Dues
DERC had argued that spreading repayments over a longer period would soften the blow for consumers and prevent a sudden tariff spike.
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Trump's Loss, India's Gain? How Tariff Order Could Affect Trade Talks
Trump Tariffs: The US Supreme Court's decision striking down the Trump administration's so-called Global Tariffs Policy could prove quietly consequential for India, even as New Delhi is expected to tread cautiously and avoid public comment for now.
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Russia Oil's Unexpected Staying Power In India Extends Into 2026
For much of last year, discounted Russian oil made up the lion's share of Indian purchases, a financial lifeline for Moscow that also shaved billions off New Delhi's import bill. Then came US threats, tariffs, sanctions - and months of disruption.
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"Let Us Make Elephant, Dragon Dance": China Minister Amid US 'Tariff War'
China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi called on Delhi and Beijing to work together and "take the lead in opposing hegemonism and power politics".
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Delhi Power Firms Ask Regulator To Allow Tariff Hike: Report
Discoms in Delhi have sought a cost-reflective tariff for the current financial year through aggregate revenue requirement and true-up petitions to power regulator DERC, sources in the distribution companies said.
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Delhi's New Power Tariff Rates Unchanged, But Electricity Bill May Still Go Up. Here's Why
Delhi's electricity regulator DERC on Thursday announced new tariff for the national capital without any increase in rates, saying it did not see any "good reasons" to do so.
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Announcement Of Delhi Power Tariff Order For 2021-22 Delayed By Over 3 Months
Announcement of electricity tariff order in Delhi for 2021-22 have been delayed by over three months even as the discoms in the city have raised a demand with power regulator DERC for a hike in the rates in view of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Power Discoms In Delhi Seek Progressive Tariff Rationalisation
Power discoms in Delhi have proposed to regulator DERC that there should be a cost-reflective, progressive tariff rationalisation as their combined standalone revenue gap in 2019-20 is nearing Rs 3000 crore.
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No Electricity Tariff Hike In Delhi For 5 Years, Tweets Arvind Kejriwal
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Wednesday said there has been no hike in electricity tariffs in the national capital for the fifth consecutive year after power regulator DERC announced a significant reduction in fixed charges.
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AAP Government Didn't Let Power Rates Go Up In Delhi: Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia
Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia on Thursday said the AAP government did not let the power rates (usage charges) go up in the city for the third consecutive year.
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Delhi Hikes 'Fixed Charge' For High Electricity Users
The Delhi Electricity Regulatory Commission (DERC) today hiked a fixed-charge component of power tariff for users whose consumption is high, while maintaining usage charges will remain the same
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At Arvind Kejriwal's Rally, Chants Of 'Modi Modi'. How He Responded
Ahead of the Delhi municipal polls, Aam Aadmi Party chief Arvind Kejriwal was greeted with chants of 'Modi, Modi' by a group of men on Saturday who tried to disrupt his rallies in northeast Delhi's Ghonda area and Gautam Vihar Chowk in the south.
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BJP Conspiring To Increase Power Tariff In Delhi: Arvind Kejriwal
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Saturday alleged a "conspiracy" was on by the BJP-led Centre to increase power tariff in the national capital, and assured that he would not let the tariffs rise.
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Delhi Power Minister Says Electricity Made Expensive Deliberately
Delhi Power Minister Satyendra Jain today said electricity has been kept expensive deliberately and there was a need to reduce tariffs to raise consumption and fully utilise the nation's generation capacity of 280 GW.
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AAP Questions 'Silence' of BJP, Congress After No Power Hike Announcement in Delhi
The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) today claimed credit for the Delhi Electricity Authority Commission's (DERC) move to not hike power rates in the city at the end of its annual tariff determination process.
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Power Bills May Rise In Delhi As Tribunal Rejects Plea Over Unpaid Dues
DERC had argued that spreading repayments over a longer period would soften the blow for consumers and prevent a sudden tariff spike.
-
Trump's Loss, India's Gain? How Tariff Order Could Affect Trade Talks
Trump Tariffs: The US Supreme Court's decision striking down the Trump administration's so-called Global Tariffs Policy could prove quietly consequential for India, even as New Delhi is expected to tread cautiously and avoid public comment for now.
-
Russia Oil's Unexpected Staying Power In India Extends Into 2026
For much of last year, discounted Russian oil made up the lion's share of Indian purchases, a financial lifeline for Moscow that also shaved billions off New Delhi's import bill. Then came US threats, tariffs, sanctions - and months of disruption.
-
"Let Us Make Elephant, Dragon Dance": China Minister Amid US 'Tariff War'
China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi called on Delhi and Beijing to work together and "take the lead in opposing hegemonism and power politics".
-
Delhi Power Firms Ask Regulator To Allow Tariff Hike: Report
Discoms in Delhi have sought a cost-reflective tariff for the current financial year through aggregate revenue requirement and true-up petitions to power regulator DERC, sources in the distribution companies said.
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Delhi's New Power Tariff Rates Unchanged, But Electricity Bill May Still Go Up. Here's Why
Delhi's electricity regulator DERC on Thursday announced new tariff for the national capital without any increase in rates, saying it did not see any "good reasons" to do so.
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Announcement Of Delhi Power Tariff Order For 2021-22 Delayed By Over 3 Months
Announcement of electricity tariff order in Delhi for 2021-22 have been delayed by over three months even as the discoms in the city have raised a demand with power regulator DERC for a hike in the rates in view of the COVID-19 pandemic.
-
Power Discoms In Delhi Seek Progressive Tariff Rationalisation
Power discoms in Delhi have proposed to regulator DERC that there should be a cost-reflective, progressive tariff rationalisation as their combined standalone revenue gap in 2019-20 is nearing Rs 3000 crore.
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No Electricity Tariff Hike In Delhi For 5 Years, Tweets Arvind Kejriwal
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Wednesday said there has been no hike in electricity tariffs in the national capital for the fifth consecutive year after power regulator DERC announced a significant reduction in fixed charges.
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AAP Government Didn't Let Power Rates Go Up In Delhi: Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia
Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia on Thursday said the AAP government did not let the power rates (usage charges) go up in the city for the third consecutive year.
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Delhi Hikes 'Fixed Charge' For High Electricity Users
The Delhi Electricity Regulatory Commission (DERC) today hiked a fixed-charge component of power tariff for users whose consumption is high, while maintaining usage charges will remain the same
-
At Arvind Kejriwal's Rally, Chants Of 'Modi Modi'. How He Responded
Ahead of the Delhi municipal polls, Aam Aadmi Party chief Arvind Kejriwal was greeted with chants of 'Modi, Modi' by a group of men on Saturday who tried to disrupt his rallies in northeast Delhi's Ghonda area and Gautam Vihar Chowk in the south.
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BJP Conspiring To Increase Power Tariff In Delhi: Arvind Kejriwal
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Saturday alleged a "conspiracy" was on by the BJP-led Centre to increase power tariff in the national capital, and assured that he would not let the tariffs rise.
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Delhi Power Minister Says Electricity Made Expensive Deliberately
Delhi Power Minister Satyendra Jain today said electricity has been kept expensive deliberately and there was a need to reduce tariffs to raise consumption and fully utilise the nation's generation capacity of 280 GW.
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AAP Questions 'Silence' of BJP, Congress After No Power Hike Announcement in Delhi
The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) today claimed credit for the Delhi Electricity Authority Commission's (DERC) move to not hike power rates in the city at the end of its annual tariff determination process.
