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Haryana<br />

OBSERVATIONS/COMMENTS<br />

1. Analysis <strong>of</strong> the above data indicates that performance <strong>of</strong> the DISCOMs has not<br />

been very satisfactory. It appears that the DISCOMs have not achieved<br />

efficiencies in operations and in delivery <strong>of</strong> reliable power to the consumers. The<br />

financial viability <strong>of</strong> the DISCOMs is adversely affected by the poor track record<br />

in reducing AT&C losses and receivables. The positive impact <strong>of</strong> improvements<br />

in the generation and the transmission utilities in the State has been negated by<br />

the under-performance <strong>of</strong> the DISCOMs. The analysis also reveals a significant<br />

difference in performance between the two DISCOMs when AT&C losses,<br />

collection efficiency and receivables, etc., compared.<br />

2. Increased level <strong>of</strong> subsidies provided to the DISCOMs by the State seems to<br />

have salvaged the financial position <strong>of</strong> the DISCOMs.<br />

3. The main reasons for under-performance <strong>of</strong> the DISCOMs are: (i) lack <strong>of</strong><br />

necessary systems and applications to revamp their functioning, and (ii) the<br />

nature <strong>of</strong> operations <strong>of</strong> the State <strong>Public</strong> Undertakings (SPUs) where operations<br />

are performed by <strong>of</strong>ficers as managers and “owner citizens” (i.e., government<br />

and public) do not assert effectively to improve the working <strong>of</strong> the State-owned<br />

Utilities.<br />

REGULATORY FRAMEWORK<br />

Haryana Electricity Regulatory Commission was established in August 1998. The<br />

Commission has so far issued the following tariff orders pertaining to generation,<br />

transmission and distribution.<br />

2006<br />

23May 2006 on application filed by HPGCL for approval <strong>of</strong> generation tariff for 2006 -07<br />

2005<br />

14 Nov 2005 on ARR <strong>of</strong> DHBVNL for D&RS Business for 2005-06<br />

9 Nov 2005 on ARR <strong>of</strong> UHBVNL for D&RS Business for 2005-06<br />

on application filed by HVPNL for approval <strong>of</strong> ARR for T&BS for 2005-06 and<br />

10 May 2005<br />

determination <strong>of</strong> BST Tariffs<br />

02 May 2005 on application filed by HPGCL for approval <strong>of</strong> generation tariff for 2005-06<br />

on application filed by DHBVNL for approval <strong>of</strong> Revised ARR for D&RS Business for<br />

20 Apr 2005<br />

2004-05<br />

on applications filed by UHBVNL for approval <strong>of</strong> Revised ARR for D&RS Business for<br />

18 Apr 2005<br />

2004-05<br />

2004<br />

14 May 2004 on HPGCL’S Filing for Generation Tariffs for 2004-05<br />

9 Mar 2004 on admissibility <strong>of</strong> ARR for D&RS Business for 2004-05<br />

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