Tata Adani Power Projects

Tata Power and Adani Power cannot charge consumers more in the five states they supply power to, the Supreme Court ruled today, setting aside an order for compensatory tariff to the companies. This means in Gujarat, Haryana, Punjab, Maharashtra and Rajasthan, there will be no hike in electricity bills.

Some parts of the country might face significant electricity shortages with about 7,000 MW generation capacity getting impacted due to many power plants, including Mundra projects of the Adanis and the Tatas, shutting down some of their units.

Citing volatility in international coal prices, private power producers have written to the Power Ministry asking for a pass through of higher fuel costs to consumers in ultra mega projects running on imported coal.

Tata Power and Adani Power cannot charge consumers more in the five states they supply power to, the Supreme Court ruled today, setting aside an order for compensatory tariff to the companies. This means in Gujarat, Haryana, Punjab, Maharashtra and Rajasthan, there will be no hike in electricity bills.

Some parts of the country might face significant electricity shortages with about 7,000 MW generation capacity getting impacted due to many power plants, including Mundra projects of the Adanis and the Tatas, shutting down some of their units.

Citing volatility in international coal prices, private power producers have written to the Power Ministry asking for a pass through of higher fuel costs to consumers in ultra mega projects running on imported coal.