GENERAL SUPPLY TARIFF A-1 (Including FATA) · 2009. 7. 6. · However, if any bill including any...

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GENERAL SUPPLY TARIFF A-1 (Including FATA) This Tariff is applicable for supply to residences; places of worship approved religious and charitable institutions; and Government – sponsored educational institutions, hospitals and dispensaries, etc. SURCHARGE FOR PART PAYMENT OR LATE PAYMENT OF ELECTRICITY BILLS. The Authority shall, ordinarily, render bills to the consumers monthly including bank charges, if any, for payment by the due date. However, if any bill including any amounts other than the “Supply Charges” assessed against him by the Authority, is not paid by the consumer in full within 15 days of the date of its presentation, a Late Payment Surcharge of 10% (ten percent) shall be levied on the amount of “Supply Charges” as well as on the amount of Additional Surcharge and “SURCHARGE”. DEFINITIONS

1. “General Supply”, for the purpose of this Tariff, means a supply for lamps, fans, and other single-phase appliances such as heaters, cookers, radiators, air-conditioners, refrigerators and domestic tubewells, etc. In premises having a connected load exceeding 4 kilowatts supply may be given at 3-phase 400 volts and above to allow a balanced distribution of load on the 3-phase.

2. “Month” for the purpose of this Tariff, means a billing month of 30 days or less. 3. “Supply Charges”, under this Tariff, include Energy Charge and Fuel Adjustment

Surcharge (FAS). 4. The “Authority”, for the purposes of these terms and conditions means the Water

and Power Development Authority. SPECIAL CONDITIONS OF SUPPLY

1. Supply to three-phase, 400 volts compressor and pump motors of the air conditioning equipment installed in centrally air-conditioned premises and other three-phase, 400 volts apparatus of domestic utility, e.g. tubewells etc., shall be governed by the appropriate Industrial Tariff. However, the supply to three-phase, 400 volts compressor and pump motors of the air conditioning equipment, installed in centrally air-conditioned mosques, shall be governed by general supply tariff A-1 instead of appropriate industrial tariff.

2. In the event of a bill being rendered for consumption accumulated over a number of months, the average monthly consumption of the consumer for the purpose of application of the above rates, i.e. Energy Charges, Fuel Adjustment Surcharge and Additional Surcharge shall be determined by dividing the total consumption by the number of months to which the accumulated consumption relates.

3. The supply under this Tariff shall not be available for resale. 4. The consumer governed by this Tariff shall be charged each month Fuel

Adjustment Surcharge (FAS) worked out on the basis of the following clause:-

“A Fuel Adjustment Surcharge (FAS) will be added to each kwh sold, during the billing month to recover fuel cost excepting those exempted from Fuel Adjustment Surcharge”.

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GENERAL SUPPLY TARIFF A-2 (Including FATA) This Tariff is applicable for supply to all government and semi-government offices and institutions, commercial offices and commercial establishments such as shops hotels, restaurants, petrol pumps, services stations, places of entertainment lime cinemas, theaters and clubs; rest houses and government lodges, private educational institutions, offices of lawyers, solicitors, law associates and consultants etc. SURCHARGE FOR PART PAYMENT OR LATE PAYMENT OF ELECTRICITY BILLS. The Authority shall, ordinarily, render bills to the consumers monthly including bank charges, if any, for payment by the due date. However, if any bill including any amounts other than the “Supply Charges” assessed against him by the Authority, is not paid by the consumer in full within 15 days of the date of its presentation, a Late Payment Surcharge of 10% (ten percent) shall be levied on the amount of “Supply Charges” as well as on the amount of Additional Surcharge and “SURCHARGE”. DEFINITIONS.

1. “General Supply”, for the purpose of this Tariff means a supply for lamps, fans and other single-phase appliances such as heater, cookers, radiators, air-conditioners, refrigerators and tubewells for non-agricultural purpose, etc. In premises having a connected load exceeding 4 kilowatts supply may be given at 400 volts (three phase) or above, to allow a balanced distribution of load on the three phases.

2. “Maximum Demand”, for the purpose of this tariff, means the highest demand obtained in any month measured over successive periods each of 30 minutes duration.

3. “Month” for the purpose of this Tariff, means a billing month of 30 days. 4. “Supply Charges”, under rate (a) of this tariff, include Energy Charges and Fuel

Adjustment Surcharge (FAS) and under rate (b) of this tariff include Fixed Charges, Energy Charges and Fuel Adjustment Surcharge (FAS).

5. “Fixed Charges”, for the purpose of rate (b) of this tariff, mean the charges applied on consumer’s maximum demand in kilowatt, recorded during the month and not on the basis of billing demand as in the case of industrial consumers.

6. The “Authority”, for the purpose of these terms and conditions means the Water and Power Development Authority.

SPECIAL CONDITIONS OF SUPPLY

1. For consumers having peak load requirement of up to 20 Kw, supply to three phase, 400 volts compressor and pump motors of the air conditioning equipment installed in centrally air-conditioned premises and other three phase, 400 volts apparatus of general utility in the premises mentioned above under this tariff, shall be governed by the Industrial Tariff B-1. This connection shall not apply to consumers having peak load requirement in excess of 20 KW.

2. Supply to motors operating projectors and sound apparatus in cinemas shall be charged at the Industrial Tariff B-1.

3. In the event of a bill being rendered for consumption accumulated over a number of months, the average monthly consumption of the consumer for the purpose of the application of the above rates i.e. Energy Charges, Fuel Adjustment Surcharge and Additional Surcharge shall be determined by dividing the total

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consumption by the number of months to which the accumulated consumption relates.

4. The supply under this Tariff shall not be available for resale. 5. The consumer governed by this Tariff shall be charged each month Fuel

Adjustment Surcharge (FAS) worked out on the basis of the following clause:-

“A Fuel Adjustment Surcharge (FAS) will be added to each kWh sold, during the billing month to recover fuel cost excepting those exempted from Fuel Adjustment Surcharge”.

TARIFF B-1 (INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY AT 400 VOLTS) This Tariff is applicable for supply to Industrial having sanctioned load up to and including 40 kilowatts. SURCHARGE FOR PART PAYMENT OR LATE PAYMENT OF ELECTRICITY BILLS. The Authority shall, ordinarily render bills to the consumers monthly including bank charges, if any, for payment by the due date. However, if any bill including any amounts other than the “Supply Charges” assessed against him by the Authority, is not paid by the consumer in full within 15 days of the date of its presentation, a Late Payment Surcharge of 10% (ten percent) shall be levied on the amount of “Supply Charges” as well as on the amount of Additional Surcharge and “SURCHARGE”. DEFINITIONS

1. “Industrial Supply”, for the purpose of this Tariff, means a supply for bona fide industrial purposes in factories including the supply required for the offices and for normal working of the industry and also for water pumps and tubewells operating on three phase 400 volts, other than those meant for the irrigation or reclamation of agricultural land. Note: - Three percent (3%) of the total units consumed shall be charged at general supply tariff A-2.

2. “Sanctioned load”, means the load in kilowatt as applied for by the consumer and sanctioned by the Authority.

3. “Month” for the purpose of this Tariff, means a billing month of 30 days. 4. “Supply Charges” under this Tariff include Energy Charges and Fuel Adjustment

Surcharge (FAS). 5. The “Authority”, for the purposes of these terms and conditions means the Water

and Power Development Authority. SPECIAL CONDITONS OF SUPPLY

1. The industrial supply consumers taking supply under this Tariff shall be required to bring out separate circuit in their premises for installation of separate meter for measuring the consumption in the residential colonies attached to their premises which shall be charged at Tariff-H.

2. The supply under this Tariff shall also be available to consumers who install motors running a single phase 230 volts AC supply for being used for bona fide industrial purpose.

3. The supply under this Tariff shall not be available for resale.

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4. The consumer governed by this Tariff shall be charged each month Fuel Adjustment Surcharge (FAS) worked out on the basis of the following clause: -


5. The supply at one point at 230 / 400 volts under this Tariff shall also be available to Poultry Farms, Hatcheries and Breeding Farms but ten percent (10%) of the total consumption shall be charged at general supply tariff A-2. 6. An industrial consumer, presently governed by this Tariff shall have the option to switch over Seasonal Tariff-F provided his connection is seasonal in nature as defined under Tariff-F, and he undertakes to abide by the terms and conditions of Tariff-F and pays the difference of security deposit rates previously deposited under this Tariff and those applicable to Tariff-F at the time of acceptance of option for Season Tariff. Seasonal Tariff will be applicable from the date of commencement of the season, as specified by the customers at the time of submitting the option for Tariff-F. Tariff-F consumers will have the option to convert to regular Tariff B1 and vice versa. This option can be exercised at the time of obtaining a new connection or at the beginning of the season. Once exercised, the option will remain in force for at least one year.

TARIFF B-2 (INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY AT 400 VOLTS) This tariff is applicable for supply to Industrial having sanctioned load from 41 to 500 KW. PENALTY FOR LOW POWER FACTOR Average Power Factor of a consumer at the point of supply shall not be less than 90 percent. In the event of the said Power factor falling below 90 percent, the consumer shall pay a penalty of two percent increase in the fixed charges corresponding to one percent decrease in the power factor below 90 percent. The fixed charges for the purpose of calculating the penalty for low power factor shall, however, be determined with reference to maximum demand during the month. SURCHARGE FOR PART PAYMENT OR LATE PAYMENT OF ELECTRICITY BILLS. “The Authority” shall, ordinarily, render bills to the consumers monthly including bank charges, if any, for payment by the due date. However, if any bill including any amounts other than the “Supply Charges” assessed against him by the Authority, is not paid by the consumer in full within 15 days of the date of its presentation, a Late Payment Surcharge of 10% (ten percent) shall be levied on the amount of “Supply Charges” as well as on the amount of Additional Surcharge and “SURCHARGE”. DEFINITIONS

1. “Industrial Supply”, for the purpose of this Tariff, means a supply for bona fide industrial purposes in factories including the supply required for the offices and for normal working of the industry and also for water pumps and tubewells

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operating on three phase 400 volts, other than those meant for the irrigation or reclamation of agricultural land.

Note: - Three percent (1%) of the total units consumed shall be charged at general supply tariff A-2.

2. “Billing Demand” for the purpose of this Tariff during a month, means the higher of the following:-

a) The actual maximum demand recorded during the month. b) Fifty percent of the total sanctioned load.

3. “Maximum Demand” means the highest demand obtained in any month measured over successive periods each of 30 minutes duration. 3-A. “Maximum Demand” in case of Arc Furnaces means the highest demand obtained in any month measured over successive periods each of 15 minutes duration. 4. “Supply Charges”, for the purposes of this Tariff, include (i) Fixed Charges for the Authority’s reservation of power for the consumer’s billing demand in kilowatt as defined above, (ii) Energy Charges for the amount of energy actually consumed by the consumer in kilowatt-hours, (iii) Fuel Adjustment Surcharge (FAS), and (iv) penalty of low power factor. 5. “Sanctioned Load” means the load in kilowatt as applied for by the

consumer and sanctioned by the Authority. 6. “Fixed Charges” mean the charges for the Authority’s reservation of power

for consumer’s billing demand in kilowatt as defined above. 7. “Energy Charges” means the charges for the units actually consumed by the consumer in kilowatt-hours. 8. “Reservation of Power”, for the purpose of assessment of fixed charges under this Tariff, means the Authority’s reservation of power for consumer’s billing demand: -

a) In the case of premises already connected to the Authority’s supply system for twelve consecutive months of each financial year (July-June); and b) In the case of premises connection to the Authority’s supply system, during the course of a financial year, for the remaining part of the financial year.

9. “Power Factor” means the ratio expressed as a percentage of the kilowatt-hours to the kilovolt ampere-hours consumed during the month. In case of those connections where kVARh meters do not exist and KVARh meters are installed, Power Factor shall be the ratio of kWh to square root of sum of square of kWh and kVARh, i.e. KWh Kwh kVARh P.F.= ------- = = Cos (tan -1 (---------)) KVAH (KWH)2 + (KVARH) KWH 10. “Month” for the purpose of this Tariff, means a billing month of 30 days reckoned from the date of last meter reading. However, if for any reason, the meter reading date of a consumer is altered and the acceleration / retardation in the date is up to 4 days, no notice shall be taken of this acceleration or retardation. But if the date is accelerated or retarded by more than 4 days, the fixed charges shall be assessed on proportionate basis for the actual number of days between the date of the old reading and the new reading.

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11. The “Authority”, for the purpose of these terms and conditions means the Water and Power Development Authority. SPECIAL CONDITIONS OF SUPPLY

1. The industrial supply consumers taking supply under this tariff shall be required to bring out separate circuit in their premises for installation of separate meter for measuring the consumption in the residential colonies attached to their premises which shall be charged at Tariff-H.

2. Consumer with a sanctioned load exceeding 500 KW shall not be given supply under this Tariff. However, the consumers with a sanctioned load exceeding 500 KW who were connected to the Authority’s Supply System and were being charged at Tariff B-2 (for 400 Volts) before the introduction of this Schedule of Tariff, shall continue to be charged under this Tariff.

3. The supply under this Tariff shall not be available for resale. 4. The consumers governed by this Tariff shall be charged each month Fuel Adjustment

Surcharge (FAS) worked out on the basis of the following clause:- “A Fuel Adjustment Surcharge (FAS) will be added to each kWh sold, during the billing month to recover fuel cost excepting those exempted from Fuel Adjustment Surcharge”.

5. The supply at one point under this tariff shall also be available to Poultry Farms, hatcheries and Breeding Farms but ten percent (10%) of the total consumption shall be charged at General Supply Tariff A-2. 6. An industrial consumer, presently governed by this tariff shall have the option to switch over to Seasonal Tariff-F provided his connection is seasonal in nature as defined under Tariff –F, and he undertakes to abide by the terms and conditions of Tariff-F and pays the difference of security deposit rates previously deposited under this tariff and those applicable to Tariff-F at the time of acceptance of option for Seasonal Tariff. Seasonal Tariff will be applicable from the date of commencement of the season, as specified by the customers at the time of submitting the option for Tariff-F. Tariff-F consumers will have the option to convert to Regular Tariff B-2 and vice versa. This option can be exercised at the time of obtaining a new connection or at the beginning of the season. Once exercised, the option will remain in force for a least one year. 7. The Industrial Supply consumers governed by Tariff B-2 shall have the option to convert to Time of Day (TOD) Tariff B-2. For TOD Tariff, the following timing shall be observed as Peak and Off peak hours.

SEASON PEAK TIMING OFF-PEAK TIMING Dec. to Feb. 5 PM to 9 PM Remaining 20 hours

March to May 6 PM to 10 PM -do- June to Aug. 7 PM to 11 PM -do- Sept. to Nov. 6 PM to 10 PM -do-

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TARIFF B-3 (INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY AT 11 KV AND 33 KV) This tariff is applicable for supply to Industries having sanctioned load up to 5000 KW. PENALTY FOR LOW POWER FACTOR Average Power Factor of a consumer at the point of supply shall not be less than 90 percent. In the event of the said power factor falling below 90 percent, the consumer shall pay a penalty of two percent increase in the fixed charges corresponding to one percent decrease in the power factor below 90 percent. The fixed charges for the purpose of calculating the penalty for low power factor shall, however, be determined with reference to maximum demand during the month. SURCHARGE FOR PART PAYMENT OR LATE PAYMENT OF ELECTRICITY BILLS. “The Authority” shall, ordinarily, render bills to the consumers monthly including bank charges, if any, for payment by the due date. However, if any bill including any amounts other than the “Supply Charges” assessed against him by the Authority, is not paid by the consumer in full within 15 days of the date of its presentation, a Late Payment Surcharge of 10% (ten percent) shall be levied on the amount of “Supply Charges” as well as on the amount of Additional Surcharge and “SURCHARGE”. DEFINITIONS

1. “Billing Supply”, for the purpose of this Tariff, means a supply for bona fide industrial purposes in factories and also for water pumps and tubewells operating on three phase 400 volts, other than those meant for the irrigation or reclamation of agricultural land, and also includes supply for lamps and fans for the factory premises but not for the residential colony attached thereto.

2. “Billing Demand”, for the purpose of this tariff during a month, means the higher of the following:-


3. “Maximum Demand” means the highest demand obtained in any month measured over successive periods each of 30 minutes duration. 3-A“Maximum Demand” In case of Arc Furnace means the highest demand obtained in any month measured over successive periods each of 15 minutes duration.

4. “Supply Charges” for the purpose of this tariff, include : (i) Fixed Charges for the Authority’s reservation of power for the consumer’s billing demand in kilowatt as defined above, (ii) Energy Charges for the amount of energy actually consumed by the consumer in kilowatt-hours, (iii) the Fuel Adjustment Surcharge (FAS), and (iv) the penalty of low power factor.

5. “Sanctioned Load” means the load in kilowatt as applied for by the consumer and sanctioned by the Authority. 6. “Fixed Charges” mean the charges for the Authority’s reservation of power for consumer’s billing demand in kilowatt as defined above. 7. “Energy Charges” means the charges for the units actually consumed by the consumer in kilowatt-hours.

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8. “Reservation of Power”, for the purpose of assessment of fixed charges under this Tariff, means the Authority’s reservation of power for consumer’s billing demand: -


9. “Power Factor” means the ratio expressed as a percentage of the kilowatt-hours to the kilovolt ampere-hours consumed during the month. In case of those connections where kVARh meters do not exist and KVARh meters are installed, Power Factor shall be the ratio of kWh to square root of sum of square of kWh and kVARh, i.e. KWh Kwh kVARh P.F.= ------- = = Cos (tan -1 (---------)) KVAH (KWH) 2 + (KVARH) KWH 10. “Month” for the purpose of this Tariff, means a billing month of 30 days reckoned from the date of last meter reading. However, if for any reason, the meter reading date of a consumer is altered and the acceleration / retardation in the date is up to 4 days, no notice shall be taken of this acceleration or retardation. But if the date is accelerated or retarded by more than 4 days, the fixed charges shall be assessed on proportionate basis for the actual number of days between the date of the old reading and the new reading. 11. The “Authority”, for the purpose of these terms and conditions means the Water and Power Development Authority. SPECIAL CONDITIONS OF SUPPLY

1. The supply under this Tariff shall not be available to a prospective consumer unless he provides, to the satisfaction and approval of the Authority, his own Transformer, Circuit breakers and other necessary equipment for receiving and controlling the supply, or, alternatively pays to the Authority for all apparatus and equipment if so provide and installed by the Authority. The recovery of the remaining cost of service connection shall be regulated by the Authority’s Abridged Conditions of Supply in force from time to time. In case of supply through an independent feeder drawn directly from the Grid Station, the cost of outgoing 11 KV Circuit Breakers in the Grid Station shall also have to be paid for by the prospective consumer.

2. The consumer falling within the purview of this Tariff may not be required to have a separate circuit in their installations for measuring the lights and fans consumption required for the offices and for the normal working of the industry. They shall, however, be required to have an independent connection for one point supply to residential colonies attached to their premises, which will be charged at Tariff-H.

3. The Supply under this Tariff shall not be available for resale. 4. This Tariff shall also be applicable to the existing industrial supply consumers taking

supply at 33 KV and 66 KV. 5. The consumer governed by this Tariff shall be charged each month Fuel Adjustment

Surcharge (FAS) worked out on the basis of the following clause:-

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6. All industrial consumers governed by Tariff B-3 shall be converted to Time-of-Day (TOD) Tariff B-3 For TOD Tariff, the following timings shall be observed as peak and off-peak hours:-

SEASON PEAK TIMING OFF-PEAK TIMING

Dec. to Feb. 5 PM to 9 PM Remaining 20 hours March to May 6 PM to 10 PM -do- June to Aug. 7 PM to 11 PM -do- Sept. to Nov. 6 PM to 10 PM -do-

7. An industrial consumer, presently governed by this tariff shall have the option to

switch over to Seasonal Tariff-F provided his connection is seasonal in nature as defined under Tariff –F, and he undertakes to abide by the terms and conditions of Tariff-F and pays the difference of security deposit rates previously deposited under this tariff and those applicable to Tariff-F at the time of acceptance of option for Seasonal Tariff. Seasonal Tariff will be applicable from the date of commencement of the season, as specified by the customers at the time of submitting the option for Tariff-F. Tariff-F consumers will have the option to convert to Regular Tariff B-3 and vice versa. This option can be exercised at the time of obtaining a new connection or at the beginning of the season. Once exercised, the option will remain in force for a least one year.

TARIFF B-4 (INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY AT 66 KV, 132 KV AND 220 KV) This Tariff is applicable for supply to Industries for all loads. PENALTY FOR LOW POWER FACTOR Average Power Factor of a consumer at the point of supply shall not be less than 90 percent. In the event of the said power factor falling below 90 percent, the consumer shall pay a penalty of two percent increase in the fixed charges corresponding to one percent decrease in the power factor below 90 percent. The fixed charges for the purpose of calculating the penalty for low power factor shall, however, be determined with reference to maximum demand during the month. SURCHARGE FOR PART PAYMENT OR LATE PAYMENT OF ELECTRICITY BILLS. “The Authority” shall, ordinarily, render bills to the consumers monthly including bank charges, if any, for payment by the due date. However, if any bill including any amounts other than the “Supply Charges” assessed against him by the Authority, is not paid by the consumer in full within 15 days of the date of its presentation, a Late Payment Surcharge of 10% (ten percent) shall be levied on the amount of “Supply Charges” as well as on the amount of Additional Surcharge and “SURCHARGE”.

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DEFINITIONS

1. “Billing Supply”, for the purpose of this Tariff, means a supply for bona fide industrial purposes in factories and also for water pumps and tubewells operating on three phase 400 volts, other than those meant for the irrigation or reclamation of agricultural land, and also includes supply for lamps and fans for the factory premises but not for the residential colony attached thereto.

2. “Billing Demand”, for the purpose of this tariff during a month, means the higher of the following:-


3. “Maximum Demand” means the highest demand obtained in any month measured over successive periods each of 30 minutes duration. 3-A“Maximum Demand” In case of Arc Furnace means the highest demand obtained in any month measured over successive periods each of 15 minutes duration.

4. “Supply Charges” for the purpose of this tariff, include : (i) Fixed Charges for the Authority’s reservation of power for the consumer’s billing demand in kilowatt as defined above, (ii) Energy Charges for the amount of energy actually consumed by the consumer in kilowatt-hours, (iii) the Fuel Adjustment Surcharge (FAS), and (iv) the penalty of low power factor.

5. “Sanctioned Load” means the load in kilowatt as applied for by the consumer and sanctioned by the Authority. 6. “Fixed Charges” mean the charges for the Authority’s reservation of power for consumer’s billing demand in kilowatt as defined above. 7. “Energy Charges” means the charges for the units actually consumed by the consumer in kilowatt-hours. 8. “Reservation of Power”, for the purpose of assessment of fixed charges under this Tariff, means the Authority’s reservation of power for consumer’s billing demand: -


9. “Power Factor” means the ratio expressed as a percentage of the kilowatt-hours to the kilovolt ampere-hours consumed during the month. In case of those connections where kVARh meters do not exist and KVARh meters are installed, Power Factor shall be the ratio of kWh to square root of sum of square of kWh and kVARh, i.e. KWh Kwh kVARh P.F.= ------- = = Cos (tan -1 (---------)) KVAH (KWH) 2 + (KVARH) KWH 10. “Month” for the purpose of this Tariff, means a billing month of 30 days reckoned from the date of last meter reading. However, if for any reason, the meter reading date of a consumer is altered and the acceleration / retardation in the date is up to 4 days, no notice shall be taken of this acceleration or retardation. But if the date is accelerated or retarded

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by more than 4 days, the fixed charges shall be assessed on proportionate basis for the actual number of days between the date of the old reading and the new reading. 11. The “Authority”, for the purpose of these terms and conditions means the Water and Power Development Authority. SPECIAL CONDITIONS OF SUPPLY

1. The supply under this Tariff shall not be available to a prospective consumer unless he provides, to the satisfaction and approval of the Authority, independent Grid Station, of his own including Land, Building, Transformers, Circuit Breakers and other necessary equipment and apparatus for receiving and controlling the supply, or, alternatively, pays to the Authority for all such Land, Building, Transformers, Circuit Breakers and other necessary equipment and apparatus if so provided and installed by the Authority. The recovery of remaining cost of service connection shall be regulated by the Authority’s Abridged Conditions of Supply in force from time to time.

2. The consumers falling within the purview of this Tariff may not be required to have a separate circuit in their installation for measuring the lights and fans consumption required for the offices and for the normal working of the industry, and also for the consumption in the residential colonies.

3. The supply under this Tariff shall not be available for resale. 4. The consumer governed by this Tariff shall be charged each month Fuel Adjustment


5. All industrial consumers governed by Tariff B-4 shall be converted to Time-of-Day (TOD) Tariff B-4 For TOD Tariff, the following timings shall be observed as peak and off-peak hours:-

SEASON PEAK TIMING OFF-PEAK TIMING

Dec. to Feb. 5 PM to 9 PM Remaining 20 hours March to May 6 PM to 10 PM -do- June to Aug. 7 PM to 11 PM -do- Sept. to Nov. 6 PM to 10 PM -do-

TARIFF C-1 (BULK SUPPLY AT 400 VOLTS) This Tariff is applicable to consumers having their own distribution facilities, i.e. own L.T. lines etc, for the purpose of further distribution within their respective jurisdiction. PENALTY FOR LOW POWER FACTOR Average Power Factor of the consumer governed by this tariff, at the point of supply shall not be less than 90 percent. In the event of the said Power Factor falling below 90 percent, the consumer shall pay a penalty of two percent increase in the fixed charges corresponding to one percent decrease in the power factor below 90 percent.

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SURC HARGE FOR PART PAYMENT OR LATE PAYMENT OF ELECTRICITY BILLS. “The Authority” shall, ordinarily, render bills to the consumers monthly including bank charges, if any, for payment by the due date. However, if any bill including any amounts other than the “Supply Charges” assessed against him by the Authority, is not paid by the consumer in full within 15 days of the date of its presentation, a Late Payment Surcharge of 10% (ten percent) shall be levied on the amount of “Supply Charges” as well as on the amo unt of Additional Surcharge and “SURCHARGE”. DEFINITIONS 1. “Bulk Supply” for the purpose of this Tariff, means a supply given in bulk at one point to

consumers having their own distribution facilities, i.e. own L.T. lines etc, for the purpose of further distribution within their respective jurisdiction.

2. “Maximum Demand” means the highest Demand obtained in any month measured over successive periods each of 30 minutes duration.

3. “Supply Charges”, for purpose of this Tariff, include:- (i) Fixed Charges for the consumer’s maximum demand in kilowatts where applicable, (ii) energy charges for the energy actually consumed by the consumed by the consumer in kilowatt-hours, (iii) Fuel Adjustment Surcharge (FAS), and (iv) penalty for low power factor, where applicable.

4. “Fixed Charges” for the purpose of this Tariff, mean the charges applied on the consumer’s maximum demand in kilowatt recorded during the month.

5. “Energy Charges” mean the charges for the energy actually consumed by the consumer in kilowatt-hours.

“Power Factor” means the ratio expressed as a percentage of the kilowatt-hours to the kilovolt ampere-hours consumed during the month. In case of those connections where KVAh meters do not exist and kVARh meters are installed. Power Factor shall be ratio of kWh to square root of sum square of kWh and kVARh, i.e. KWh Kwh kVARh P.F.= ------- = = Cos (tan -1 (---------)) KVAH (KWH) 2 + (KVARH) KWH 6. “Month” for the purpose of this Tariff, means a billing month of 30 days reckoned from the date of last meter reading. However, if for any reason, the meter reading date of a consumer is altered and the acceleration / retardation in the date is up to 4 days, no notice shall be taken of this acceleration or retardation. But if the date is accelerated or retarded by more than 4 days, the fixed charges shall be assessed on proportionate basis for the actual number of days between the date of the old reading and the new reading. 7. .The “Authority”, for the purpose of these terms and conditions means the Water and Power Development Authority. SPECIAL CONDITION OF SUPPLY 1. The fixed charges for the purpose of this Tariff shall be recovered on the basis of

monthly maximum demand and not on the basis of billing demand as in the case of industrial supply consumers.

2. The supply under this Tariff shall not be available to Industrial Supply consumers. 3. The consumer governed by this Tariff shall be charged each month Fuel Adjustment


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TARIFF C-2 (BULK SUPPLY AT 11 KV AND 33 KV) This Tariff is applicable to consumers having their own distribution facilities, i.e. own H.T/L.T lines and distribution transformers etc., for the purpose of further distribution within their respective jurisdiction. PENALTY FOR LOW POWER FACTOR

Average Power Factor of the consumer governed by this tariff, at the point of supply

shall not be less than 90 percent. In the event of the said Power Factor falling below 90 percent, the consumer shall pay a penalty of two percent increase in the fixed charges corresponding to one percent decrease in the power factor below 90 percent. SURCHARGE FOR PART PAYMENT OR LATE PAYMENT OF ELECTRICITY BILLS. The Authority shall, ordinarily, render bills to the consumers monthly including bank charges, if any, for payment by the due date. However, if any bill including any amounts other than the “Supply Charges” assessed against him by the Authority, is not paid by the consumer in full within 15 days of the date of its presentation, a Late Payment Surcharge of 10% (ten percent) shall be levied on the amount of “Supply Charges” as well as on the amount of Additional Surcharge and “SURCHARGE”. DEFINITIONS

1. “Bulk Supply”, for the purpose of this Tariff, means a supply given in bulk at one point to consumers having their own distribution facilities, i.e. own H.T/L.T lines and distribution transformers etc, for the purpose of further distribution within their respective jurisdiction.

2. “Maximum Demand” for the purpose of this tariff means the highest demand obtained in any month measured over successive periods each of 30 minutes duration.

3. “Supply Charges”, for purpose of this Tariff, include:- (i) Fixed Charges for the consumer’s maximum demand in kilowatts where applicable, (ii) energy charges for the energy actually consumed by the consumed by the consumer in kilowatt-hours, (iii) Fuel Adjustment Surcharge (FAS), and (iv) penalty for low power factor, where applicable.

4. “Fixed Charges” for the purpose of this Tariff, mean the charges applied on the consumer’s maximum demand in kilowatt recorded during the month.

5. “Energy Charges” mean the charges for the energy actually consumed by the consumer in kilowatt-hours.

6. “Power Factor” means the ratio expressed as a percentage of the kilowatt-hours to the kilovolt ampere-hours consumed during the month. In case of those connections where KVAh meters do not exist and kVARh meters are installed. Power Factor shall be ratio of kWh to square root of sum square of kWh and kVARh, i.e.

KWh Kwh kVARh P.F.= ------- = = Cos (tan -1 (---------)) KVAH (KWH) 2 + (KVARH) KWH 7. “Month” for the purpose of this Tariff, means a billing month of 30 days reckoned from the date of last meter reading. However, if for any reason, the meter reading date of a consumer is altered and the acceleration / retardation in the date is up to 4 days, no notice

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shall be taken of this acceleration or retardation. But if the date is accelerated or retarded by more than 4 days, the fixed charges shall be assessed on proportionate basis for the actual number of days between the date of the old reading and the new reading. 8. The “Authority”, for the purpose of these terms and conditions means the Water and Power Development Authority.

SPECIAL CONDITION OF SUPPLY

1. The fixed charges under this Tariff shall be recovered on the basis of monthly maximum demand and not on the basis of billing demand as in the case of industrial supply consumers.

2. The supply under this Tariff shall not be available to a consumer unless he, provides, to the satisfaction and approval of the Authority, his own Transformer, 11/33 KV Circuit Breakers and other necessary equipment for receiving and controlling the supply, or, alternatively pays to the Authority for all apparatus and equipment if so provide and installed by the Authority. The recovery of the remaining cost of connection shall be regulated by the Authority’s Abridged Conditions of Supply in force from time to time.

3. The supply under this Tariff shall not be available to Industrial Supply consumers. 4. The consumer governed by this Tariff shall be charged each month Fuel Adjustment


TARIFF C-3 (BULK SUPPLY AT 66 KV, 132 KV AND 220KV) This Tariff is applicable to consumers having their own distribution facilities, i.e. own grid station, HT/LT lines and distribution transformers etc., for the purpose of further distribution within their respective jurisdiction.

PENALTY FOR LOW POWER FACTOR Average Power Factor of the consumer governed by this tariff, at the point of supply

shall not be less than 90 percent. In the event of the said Power Factor falling below 90 percent, the consumer shall pay a penalty of two percent increase in the fixed charges corresponding to one percent decrease in the power factor below 90 percent. SURCHARGE FOR PART PAYMENT OR LATE PAYMENT OF ELECTRICITY BILLS. The Authority shall, ordinarily, render bills to the consumers monthly including bank charges, if any, for payment by the due date. However, if any bill including any amounts other than the “Supply Charges” assessed against him by the Authority, is not paid by the consumer in full within 15 days of the date of its presentation, a Late Payment Surcharge of 10% (ten percent) shall be levied on the amount of “Supply Charges” as well as on the amount of Additional Surcharge and “SURCHARGE”.

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DEFINITIONS 1. “Bulk Supply”, for the purpose of this Tariff, means a supply given in bulk at one point to consumers having their own distribution facilities, i.e. own grid H.T/L.T lines and distribution transformers etc, for the purpose of further distribution within their respective jurisdiction. 2. “Maximum Demand” means the highest demand obtained in a month measured over successive periods each of 30 minutes duration.

3. “Supply Charges” for the purpose of this Tariff, include:- :- (i) Fixed Charges for the consumer’s maximum demand in kilowatts where applicable, (ii) energy charges for the energy actually consumed by the consumed by the consumer in kilowatt-hours, (iii) Fuel Adjustment Surcharge (FAS), and (iv) penalty for low power factor, where applicable. 4. “Fixed Charges” for the purpose of this Tariff, mean the charges applied on the consumer’s maximum demand in kilowatt recorded during the month. 5. “Energy Charges” mean the charges for the energy actually consumed by the consumer in kilowatt-hours. 6. “Power Factor” means the ratio expressed as a percentage of the kilowatt-hours to the kilovolt ampere-hours consumed during the month. In case of those connections where KVAh meters do not exist and kVARh meters are installed. Power Factor shall be ratio of kWh to square root of sum square of kWh and kVARh, i.e.

KWh Kwh kVARh P.F.= ------- = = Cos (tan -1 (---------)) KVAH (KWH) 2 + (KVARH) KWH 7. “Month” for the purpose of this Tariff, means a billing month of 30 days reckoned from the date of last meter reading. However, if for any reason, the meter reading date of a consumer is altered and the acceleration / retardation in the date is up to 4 days, no notice shall be taken of this acceleration or retardation. But if the date is accelerated or retarded by more than 4 days, the fixed charges shall be assessed on proportionate basis for the actual number of days between the date of the old reading and the new reading. 8. The “Authority”, for the purpose of these terms and conditions means the Water and Power Development Authority.

SPECIAL CONDITIONS OF SUPPLY 1. The fixed charges under this Tariff shall be recovered on the basis of monthly maximum demand and not on the basis of billing demand as in the case of industrial supply consumers. 2. The supply under this Tariff shall not be available to a prospective consumer unless he, provides, to the satisfaction and approval of the Authority, an independent grid station of his own including Land, Building, Transformers, Circuit Breakers and other necessary equipment and apparatus for receiving and controlling the supply, or, alternatively, pays to the Authority for all such Land, Building, Transformers, Circuit Breakers and other necessary equipment and apparatus if so provided and installed by the Authority. The recovery of the remaining cost of the service connection shall be regulated by the Authority’s Abridged Conditions of Supply in force time to time. 3. The supply under this Tariff shall not be available to Industrial Supply consumers. 4. The consumers governed by this Tariff shall be charged each month Fuel Adjustment Surcharge (FAS) worked out on the basis of the following clause:-

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“A Fuel Adjustment Surcharge (FAS) will be added to each kWh sold during the billing month to recover fuel cost excepting those exempted from Fuel Adjustment Surcharge”. TARIFF-D (FOR SUPPLY TO AGRCULTURAL TUBEWELLS AND LIFT IRRIGATION PUMPS)

This tariff shall apply to :

1. Reclamation and Drainage Scheme Tubewells under Salinity Control and Reclamation Projects.

2. Bona fide forests, agricultural tubewells and lift irrigation pumps for the irrigation of agricultural land.

MINIMUM MONTHLY CHARGES The fixed charges will represent the minimum monthly charge under this Tariff even if no energy is consumed during a month. SURCHARGE FOR PART PAYMENT OR LATE PAYMENT OF ELECTRICITY BILLS. The Authority shall, ordinarily, render bills to the consumers monthly including bank charges, if any, for payment by the due date. However, if any bill including any amounts other than the “Supply Charges” assessed against him by the Authority, is not paid by the consumer in full within 15 days of the date of its presentation, a Late Payment Surcharge of 10% (ten percent) shall be levied on the amount of “Supply Charges” as well as on the amount of Additional Surcharge and “SURCHARGE”. DEFINITIONS

1. “Agricultural Supply” means a supply for Lift Irrigation Pumps and / or Tubewells intended solely for irrigation or reclamation of agricultural land or forests, and includes supply for lighting of the tubewell chamber which shall also be charged under this tariff.

2. “Supply Charges”, under Rate 2 of this Tariff include:- (i) Fixed Charges for the consumer’s maximum demand in kilowatts where applicable, (ii) energy charges for the energy actually consumed by the consumed by the consumer in kilowatt-hours, (iii) Fuel Adjustment Surcharge (FAS).

3. “Fixed Charges”, for the purpose of this Tariff, mean the charges in respect of Authority’s reservation of power for the consumer’s demand based on sanctioned load in kilowatt.

4. “Month”, for the purpose of this Tariff, means a billing month of 30 days reckoned from the date of last meter reading. However, if for any reason, the meter reading date of a consumer is altered and the acceleration/retardation in the date is up to 4 days, no notice shall be taken of this acceleration or retardation. But if the date is accelerated or retarded by more than 4 days, the fixed charges shall be assessed on proportionate basis for the actual number of days between the date of the old reading and the new reading.

5. “Energy Charges”, mean the charges for the energy actually consumed by the consumer in kilowatt-hours.

6. The “Authority” , for the purpose of these terms and conditions means the Water and Power Development Authority.

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1. The fixed charges under this Tariff shall be recovered on the basis of sanctioned load in kilowatt.

2. The lamps and fans consumption in the residential quarters if any attached to the tubewells shall be charged entirely at Tariff A-1 for General Supply.

3. The supply under this Tariff shall not be available to consumers using pumps for the irrigation of Parks, meadows, gardens, orchards, attached to and forming part of the residential, commercial or industrial premises in which case the appropriate General Supply Tariff A-1 / A-2 or Industrial Tariff B-1 / B-2 accordingly as the supply is single phase or three phase, shall be applicable.

4. The supply under this Tariff shall not be available for resale. 5. The Consumers governed by this Tariff shall be charged each month Fuel Adjustment

Surcharge (FAS) worked out on the basis of the following clause:- “A Fuel Adjustment Surcharge (FAS) will be added to each kWh sold during he billing month to recover fuel cost excepting those exempted from Fuel Adjustment Surcharge”.

6. The supply under this tariff shall also be available to tubewells mean for aquaculture, viz. fish farms, fish hatcheries and fish nurseries. TARIFF E-1 (TEMPORARY GENERAL SUPPLY) This Tariff shall apply to Residential and Commercial consumers for temporary supply. SECURITY DEPOSITS Ordinarily the supply under this Tariff shall not be given by the Authority without first obtaining security equal to the anticipated supply charges and other miscellaneous charges for the period of temporary supply recoverable under the normal rules framed by the Authority from time to time. SURCHARGE FOR PART PAYMENT OR LATE PAYMENT OF ELECTRICITY BILLS. The Authority shall, ordinarily, render bills to the consumers monthly including bank charges, if any, for payment by the due date. However, if any bill including any amounts other than the “Supply Charges” assessed against him by the Authority, is not paid by the consumer in full within 15 days of the date of its presentation, a Late Payment Surcharge of 10% (ten percent) shall be levied on the amount of “Supply Charges” as well as on the amount of Additional Surcharge and “SURCHARGE”. DEFINITIONS

1. “Temporary General Supply” means a supply given to persons temporarily on special occasion such as ceremonial, religious gatherings, festivals, fairs, marriages and other civil or military functions. This also includes supply to touring cinemas and persons engaged in construction works for all kinds of single phase loads. For connected load exceeding 4 kw, supply may be given at 400 volts (3 phase) to allow a balanced distribution of load on the 3-phases. Normally, temporary connection shall be allowed for a period of 3 months; however this can be extended on three months basis by the load sanctioning authority subject to clearance of outstanding dues.

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2. “Energy Charges” mean the charges for the units actually consumed by the consumer in kilowatt-hours.

3. “Supply Charges” under this tariff include Energy Charges and Fuel Adjustment Surcharge.

4. “Month” means a billing month of 30 days or less. 5. The Authority, for the purposes of these terms and conditions means the Water and

Power Development Authority. SPECIAL CONDITIONS OF SUPPLY

1. The supply under this Tariff shall not be available for resale. 2. The Consumers governed by this Tariff shall be charged each month Fuel Adjustment

Surcharge (FAS) worked out on the basis of the following clause:- “A Fuel Adjustment Surcharge (FAS) will be added to each kWh sold during the billing month to recover fuel cost excepting those exempted from Fuel Adjustment Surcharge”.

TARIFF E-2 (TEMPORARY INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY AND TEMPORARY BULK SUPPLY) This Tariff is applicable to consumers having their own distribution facilities, i.e. own L.T lines etc., for the purpose of further distribution within their respective jurisdiction. SURCHARGE FOR PART PAYMENT OR LATE PAYMENT OF ELECTRICITY BILLS. The Authority shall, ordinarily, render bills to the consumers monthly including bank charges, if any, for payment by the due date. However, if any bill including any amounts other than the “Supply Charges” assessed against him by the Authority, is not paid by the consumer in full within 15 days of the date of its presentation, a Late Payment Surcharge of 10% (ten percent) shall be levied on the amount of “Supply Charges” as well as on the amount of Additional Surcharge and “SURCHARGE”. SECURITY DEPOSIT The supply under this Tariff shall be given by the Authority after obtaining security equal to the anticipated supply charges and other miscellaneous charges for the period of temporary supply recoverable under the normal rules framed by the Authority from time to time. DEFINITIONS

1. “Temporary Industrial or Bulk Supply” means a supply given to any person or an Industrial or Bulk Supply Consumer for the bona fide purpose mentioned under the definitions of “Industrial Supply” and “Bulk Supply” in the Schedule of Tariffs. Normally, temp orary connections shall be allowed for a period of 3 months; however this can be extended on three months basis by the load sanctioning authority subject to clearance of outstanding dues.

2. “Energy Charges” mean the charges for the units actually consumed by the consumer in kilowatt-hours.

3. “Supply Charges” under this tariff include Energy Charges and Fuel Adjustment Surcharge.

4. “Month” means a billing month of 30 days or less.

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5. The Authority, for the purposes of these terms and conditions means the Water and Power Development Authority.


1. This Tariff shall not be entitle any person or a consumer to the temporary supply or to any temporary addition to the existing supply without previous sanction of the competent authority.

2. The supply under this Tariff shall not be available to any industrial supply consumer for resale.

3. The Consumers governed by this Tariff shall be charged each month Fuel Adjustment Surcharge (FAS) worked out on the basis of the following clause:-

“A Fuel Adjustment Surcharge (FAS) will be added to each kWh sold during the billing month to recover fuel cost excepting those exempted from Fuel Adjustment Surcharge”.

TARIFF F (SEASONAL INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY) This Tariff is applicable to seasonal industry. DEFINITIONS

1. “Seasonal Industry” for the purpose of application of this Tariff, means an industry which works only for part of the year to meet demand for goods or services arising during a particular season of the year. Note: Any seasonal industry running in combination with one or more seasonal industries against one connection, in a manner that the former works in one season while the latter works in the other season, thus running throughout the year, will not be classified as a seasonal industry for the purpose of the application of this Tariff.

2. “Year” means any period comprising twelve consecutive months. 3. “Seasonal Industrial Supply” means a supply given to seasonal industry as defined above.

4. All “Definitions” and “Special Conditions of Supply” as laid down under the corresponding Industrial Tariff shall also form part of this Tariff so for as they may be relevant.

5. The Authority, for the purposes of these terms and conditions means the Water and Power Development Authority.


1. Fixed charges per kilowatt per month under this Tariff, levied at the rate of 125% of the corresponding regular Industrial Supply Tariff Rates, shall be recovered only for the period seasonal industry actually runs subject to minimum period of six consecutive months during any twelve consecutive months. The condition for recovery of Fixed Charges for a minimum period of six months shall not, however, apply to the seasonal industries, which are connected to the Authority’s Supply System for the first time during the course of a season. 2. The consumers falling within the purview of this Tariff shall have the option to change over to the corresponding Industrial Supply Tariff, provided they undertake to abide by all the conditions and restrictions, which may, from time to time, be prescribed as an integral part of those Tariffs. The Consumers under this Tariff will have the option to convert to Regular Tariff and vice versa. This option can be exercised at the time of

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obtaining a new connection or at the beginning of the season. Once exercised, the option will remain in force for at least one year. 3. All seasonal loads shall be disconnected from the authority’s Supply System at the end of the season, specified by the consumer at the time of getting connection, for which the supply is give. In case, however, a consumer requires to run the non-seasonal part of his load (e.g. lights, fans, tubewells, etc.) throughout the year, he shall have to bring out separate circuits for such load so as to enable installation of separate meters for each type of load and charging the same at the relevant Tariff. 4. Where a “Seasonal Supply” consumer does not come forward to have his seasonal industry re-connected with the Authority’s Supply System in any ensuing season, the service line and equipment belonging to the Authority and installed at his premises shall be removed after expiry of 60 days of the date of commencement of the season previously specified by the consumer at the time of his obtaining new connection/re-connection. However, at least ten clear days not in writing under registered post shall be necessary to be given to the consumer before removal of service line and equipment from his premises as aforesaid, to enable him to decide about the retention of connection or otherwise. No Supply Charge shall be recovered from a disconnected seasonal consumer for any season during which he does not come forward to have his seasonal industry re-connected with the Authority’s Supply System.

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SCHEDULE OF ELECTRICITY TARIFFS OR WAPDA COMPANIES EFFECTIVE 13.08.2004

TARIFF CATEGORY / PARTICULARS

Fixed Charges

Rs./ Kw/Month

Energy Charges Ps/KWh

F.A.S Ps/kWh

Addl. Surcharge Ps/kWh

1 2 3 4 5 GENERAL SUPPLY TARIFF A -1 (including FATA) i) Up to 50 units --- 61 ---- 73 ii) For Consumption exceeding 50 units. For First 100 Units (1-100) ---- 41 41 158 For Next 200 Units (101-300) ---- 58 41 229 For Next 700 Units (301-1000) ---- 151 41 355 Above 1000 Units ---- 188 36 442 Under this tariff, there shall be minimum monthly charges at the following rates even if no energy is consumed.

a) Single Phase Connections: Rs.45/- b) 3-PhaseConnections: Rs.100/-

GENERAL SUPPLY TARIFF A -2 (including FATA) a) For peak load requirement of up to 20 KW at 400 volts For First 100 Units ---- 292 2 382 Above 100 Units ---- 316 2 392 b) For peak load requirement exceeding 20 KW 220 109 36 283 Under this tariff, there shall be minimum monthly charges at the following rates even if no energy is consumed. a) Single Phase Connection Rs.150/- b) 3-Phase Connections:

Rs.300/- INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY TARIFFS B-1 UP TO 40 KW (at 400 Volts) ---- 181 20 307 There shall be minimum monthly charges of Rs.70/KW for first 20 Kilowatts of load and Rs.90/-KW for loads between 20-40 KW even if no energy is consumed. B-2 41-500 KW (at 400 Volts)- Normal 300 130 20 209 B-2 41-500 KW TOD (Off-peak) 300 120 20 207 B-2 41-500 KW TOD (peak) 300 198 20 278 B-3 Up to 5000 KW (at 11/33 KV)-Normal 290 129 20 201 B-3 Up to 5000 KW TOD (Off-peak) 290 115 20 160 B-3 Up to 5000 KW TOD (Peak) 290 197 20 226 B-4 For All Loads (at 66/132/220KV)-Normal 280 124 20 186 B-4 For All Loads - TOD (Off-peak) 280 111 20 149 B-4 For All Loads - TOD (Peak) 280 187 20 220 Note:- 1 ) In all electricity tariffs, the "SURCHARGE" at the rate of 10.4% of "Supply Charges" is also leviable. "Supply Charges" include Fixed Charges, Energy Charges, F.A.S. and Low Power Factor Penalty. 2 ) Terms & Conditions of the Schedule of Tariffs, as notified vide Ministry of Water & Power, Govt. of Pakistan Notification No. SRO-894(I)2001, dated 28-12-2001, shall continue to remain in force.

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Fixed Charges Rs./

Kw/Month


F.A.S Ps/kWh


1 2 3 4 5 BULK SUPPLY TARIFFS C-1 For Supply at 400 Volts a) For consumers having peak load requirement of upto 20 KW ----- 124 41 342 b) For consumers having peak load requirement of above 20 KW and upto 500 KW

220 109 41 321

C-2 For supply at 11,33, kw (For peak load requirement not exceeding 5000 kw)

216 106 41 296

C-3 For supply at 66, 132, 220 kv 214 104 41 290 AGRICULTURE TARIFF-D 1- SCARP ---- 126 41 313 2- (I) Punjab and Sindh 82 90 41 159 2-(II) NWFP and Balochistan & Distts. of Mianwali & Bahawalpur in Punjab and Tharparkar in Sindh

72 75 41 138

TEMPORARY SUPPLY TARIFFS E-1-(i) Domestic Supply ---- 211 41 368 E-2-(ii) Commercial Supply ---- 394 2 474 For the above two categories, the minimum bill of the consumers shall be Rs.46/- per day subject to minimum of Rs.200/- for entire period of supply, even if no energy is consumed. E-2-(i) Industrial Supply ---- 236 20 351 E-2-(ii-a) Bulk Supply at 400 V (for all categories) ---- 176 41 385 E-2-(ii-a) Bulk Supply at 11kv (for all categories) ---- 164 41 362 E-2-(iii) Bulk Supply to Other Consumers ---- 185 41 367 SEASONAL INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY TARIFFS SUPPLY CHARGES ADDITIONAL SURCHARGE 125% of the "Supply Charges" of the relevant industrial supply tariff

125% of the "Addl. Charges" of the relevant industrial supply ta riff

Note:- Tariff-F consumers will have the option to convert to Regular Tariff and vice versa. This option can be exercised at the time of a new connection or at the beginning of the season. Once exercised, the option shall remain in force for at least one year. NOTE: 1) In all electricity tariffs, the "SURCHARGE" at the rate of 10.4% of "Supply Charges" is also leviable. "Supply Charges" include Fixed Charges, Energy Charges, F.A.S. and Low Power Factor Penalty. 2) Terms & Conditions of the Schedule of Tariffs, as notified vide Ministry of Water & Power, Govt. of Pakistan Notification No.SRO-894(I)2001, dated 28-12-2001, shall continue to remain in force.

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Fixed Charges

Rs./ Kw/Month


F.A.S Ps/kWh


1 2 3 4 5 PUBLIC LIGHTING TARIFF - G 1-UNIT CHARGES

i- For Provincial Govts. affording exemption to WAPDA from Octori & Property Tax, etc.

As Per General Supply Tariff A-1

ii- For consumers other than those in G-1 (i) --- 193 38 457 2-FIXED LINE CHARGES PER MONTH PER MILE

i) Where the entire capital cost in laying Street Lighting supply line which is exclusively meant for Street Lighting is borne by the Authority.

Rs.253/-

ii) Where the entire capital cost in laying Street Lighting supply line which is exclusively meant for Street Lighting is borne by the Consumer.

Rs.23/-

iii) Where the entire capital cost in laying Street Lighting supply line over the existing distribution sys tem is borne by the Authority

Rs.158/-

iv) Where the entire capital cost in laying Street Lighting supply line over the existing distribution system is borne by the Authority

Rs.33/-

v) For Street Lighting supply through underground cable Rate to be negotiated TARIFF-H FOR RESIDENTIAL COLONIES ATTACHED TO INDUSTRIAL PREMISES 1- Consumers having their own transformer ---- 145 41 402 2- Consumers not having their own transformer ---- 146 41 404 TARIFF-I FOR RAILWAY TRACTION ---- 102 41 350 TARIFF - J FOR CO-GENERATION CONSUMER 1- Sale of Power by WAPDA ---- 174 41 336 2-(a) Purchase of Power by WAPDA (Dec-July) ---- 103 ---- ---- 2-(b) Purchase of Power by WAPDA (Aug-Nov) ---- 78 ---- ---- TARIFF-K FOR SPECIAL CONTRACTS a) For Government of AJ & K ---- 110 41 253 b) For supply to KESC ---- ---- ---- 379 c) Special Tariff for HVSC Testing Lab Rawat. ---- 188 20 211 NOTE: 1) In all electricity tariffs, the "SURCHARGE" at the rate of 10.4% of "Supply Charges" is also leviable. ”Supply Charges" include Fixed Charges, Energy Charges, F.A.S. and Low Power Factor Penalty. 2)Terms & Conditions of the Schedule of Tariffs, as notified vide Ministry of Water & Power, Govt. of Pakistan Notification No.SRO-894(I)2001, dated 28-12-2001, shall continue to remain in force.

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Fixed Charges

Rs./ Kw/Month


F.A.S Ps/kWh


1 2 3 4 5 GENERAL SUPPLY TARIFF A-1 (including FATA) i) Up to 50 units --- 61 ---- 73 ii) For Consumption exceeding 50 units. For First 100 Units (1-100) ---- 41 49 131 For Next 200 Units (101-300) ---- 58 49 202 For Next 700 Units (301-1000)

---- 151 49 328

Above 1000 Units ---- 188 44 415 Under this tariff, there shall be minimum monthly charges at the following rates even if no energy is consumed.

a) Single Phase Connections: Rs.45/- b) 3-Phase Connections: Rs.100/-

GENERAL SUPPLY TARIFF A-2 (including FATA) a) For peak load requirement of up to 20 KW at 400 volts For First 100 Units ---- 292 10 354 Above 100 Units ---- 316 10 364 b) For peak load requirement exceeding 20 KW 220 109 44 255 Under this tariff, there shall be minimum monthly charges at the following rates even if no energy is consumed.

a) Single Phase Connection Rs.150/- b) 3-Phase Connections: Rs.300/-

INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY TARIFFS

B-1 UP TO 40 KW (at 400 Volts)

---- 181 28 267

There shall be minimum monthly charges of Rs.70/KW for first 20 Kilowatts of load and Rs.90/-KW for loads between 20-40 KW even if no energy is consumed. B-2 41-500 KW (at 400 Volts)- Normal

300 130 28 169

B-2 41-500 KW TOD (Off-peak)

300 120 28 167

B-2 41-500 KW TOD (peak) 300 198 28 238 B-3 Up to 5000 KW (at 11/33 KV)-Normal

290 129 28 165

B-3 Up to 5000 KW TOD (Off-peak)

290 115 28 124

B-3 Up to 5000 KW TOD (Peak)

290 197 28 190

B-4 For All Loads (at 66/132/220KV)-Normal

280 124 28 154

B-4 For All Loads - TOD (Off-peak)

280 111 28 117

B-4 For All Loads - TOD (Peak)

280 187 28 188

Note:- 1 ) In all electricity tariffs, the "SURCHARGE" at the rate of 10.4% of "Supply Charges" is also leviable. "Supply Charges" include Fixed Charges, Energy Charges, F.A.S. and Low Power Factor Penalty. 2 ) Terms & Conditions of the Schedule of Tariffs, as notified vide Ministry of Water & Power, Govt. of Pakistan Notification No. SRO-894(I)2001, dated 28-12-2001, shall continue to remain in force.

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Fixed Charges

Rs./ Kw/Month


F.A.S Ps/kWh


1 2 3 4 5 BULK SUPPLY TARIFFS C-1 For Supply at 400 Volts a) For consumers having peak load requirement of upto 20 KW

----- 124 49 294

b) For consumers having peak load requirement of above 20 KW and upto 500 KW

220 109 49 293


216 106 49 270

C-3 For supply at 66, 132, 220 kv

214 104 49 266

AGRICULTURE TARIFF-D 1- SCARP ---- 126 49 255 2- (I) Punjab and Sindh 82 90 49 105 2-(II) NWFP and Balochistan & Distts. of Mianwali & Bahawalpur in Punjab and Tharparkar in Sindh

72 75 49 88

TEMPORARY SUPPLY TARIFFS E-1-(i) Domestic Supply ---- 211 49 341 E-2-(ii) Commercial Supply ---- 394 10 454 For the above two categories, the minimum bill of the consumers shall be Rs.46/- per day subject to minimum of Rs.200/- for entire period of supply, even if no energy is consumed. E-2-(i) Industrial Supply ---- 236 28 311 E-2-(ii-a) Bulk Supply at 400 V (for all categories)

---- 176 49 357

E-2-(ii-a) Bulk Supply at 11kv (for all categories)

---- 164 49 336

E-2-(iii) Bulk Supply to Other Consumers

---- 185 49 343

SEASONAL INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY TARIFFS

SUPPLY CHARGES ADDITIONAL SURCHARGE 125% of the "Supply Charges" of the relevant industrial supply tariff

125% of the "Addl. Charges" of the relevant industrial supply tariff

Note:- Tariff-F consumers will have the option to convert to Regular Tariff and vice versa. This option can be exercised at the time of a new connection or at the beginning of the season. Once exercised, the option shall remain in force for at least one year. NOTE: 1) In all electricity tariffs, the "SURCHARGE" at the rate of 10.4% of "Supply Charges" is also leviable. "Supply Charges" include Fixed Charges, Energy Charges, F.A.S. and Low Power Factor Penalty. 2) Terms & Conditions of the Schedule of Tariffs, as notified vide Ministry of Water & Power, Govt. of Pakistan Notification No.SRO-894(I)2001, dated 28-12-2001, shall continue to remain in force.

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Fixed Charges

Rs./ Kw/Month


F.A.S Ps/kWh





ii- For consumers other than those in G-1 (i)

--- 193 44 457

2-FIXED LINE CHARGES PER MONTH PER MILE


Rs.253/-


Rs.23/-

iii) Where the entire capital cost in laying Street Lighting supply line over the existing distribution system is borne by the Authority

Rs.158/-


Rs.33/-

v) For Street Lighting supply through underground cable

Rate to be negotiated

TARIFF-H FOR RESIDENTIAL COLONIES ATTACHED TO INDUSTRIAL PREMISES 1- Consumers having their own transformer

---- 145 49 344

2- Consumers not having their own transformer

---- 146 49 346

TARIFF-I FOR RAILWAY TRACTION

---- 102 49 292

TARIFF - J FOR CO-GENERATION CONSUMER 1- Sale of Power by WAPDA ---- 174 49 290 2-(a) Purchase of Power by WAPDA (Dec-July)

---- 103 ---- ----

2-(b) Purchase of Power by WAPDA (Aug-Nov)

---- 78 ---- ----

TARIFF-K FOR SPECIAL CONTRACTS a) For Government of AJ & K ---- 110 49 207 b) For supply to KESC ---- ---- ---- 347 c) Special Tariff for HVSC Testing Lab Rawat.

---- 188 28 165

NOTE: 1) In all electricity tariffs, the "SURCHARGE" at the rate of 10.4% of "Supply Charges" is also leviable. "Supply Charges" include Fixed Charges, Energy Charges, F.A.S. and Low Power Factor Penalty. 2)Terms & Conditions of the Schedule of Tariffs, as notified vide Ministry of Water & Power, Govt. of Pakistan Notification No.SRO-894(I)2001, dated 28-12-2001, shall continue to remain in force.

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Fixed Charges

Rs./ Kw/Month


F.A.S Ps/kWh


1 2 3 4 5 GENERAL SUPPLY TARIFF A-1 (including FATA) i) Up to 50 units --- 61 ---- 73 ii) For Consumption exceeding 50 units. For First 100 Units (1-100) ---- 41 36 131 For Next 200 Units (101-300) ---- 58 36 202 For Next 700 Units (301-1000) ---- 151 36 328 Above 1000 Units ---- 188 36 415 Under this tariff, there shall be minimum monthly charges at the following rates even if no energy is consumed. a) Single Phase Connections: Rs.45/-

b) 3-Phase Connections: Rs.100/-

GENERAL SUPPLY TARIFF A-2 (including FATA) a) For peak load requirement of up to 20 KW at 400 volts For First 100 Units ---- 292 2 354 Above 100 Units ---- 316 2 364 b) For peak load requirement exceeding 20 KW 220 109 36 255

Under this tariff, there shall be minimum monthly charges at the following rates even if no energy is consumed.

a) Single Phase Connection Rs.150/- b) 3-Phase Connections: Rs.300/- INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY TARIFFS


---- 181 15 267


300 130 15 169

B-2 41-500 KW TOD (Off-peak) 300 120 15 167 B-2 41-500 KW TOD (peak) 300 198 15 238 B-3 Up to 5000 KW (at 11/33 KV)-Normal

290 129 15 165


290 115 15 124

B-3 Up to 5000 KW TOD (Peak) 290 197 15 190 B-4 For All Loads (at 66/132/220KV)-Normal

280 124 15 154


280 111 15 117

B-4 For All Loads - TOD (Peak) 280 187 15 188 Note:- 1 ) In all electricity tariffs, the "SURCHARGE" at the rate of 10.4% of "Supply Charges" is also leviable. "Supply Charges" include Fixed Charges, Energy Charges, F.A.S. and Low Power Factor Penalty . 2 ) Terms & Conditions of the Schedule of Tariffs, as notified vide Ministry of Water & Power, Govt. of Pakistan Notification No. SRO-894(I)2001, dated 28-12-2001, shall continue to remain in force.

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Fixed Charges

Rs./ Kw/Month


F.A.S Ps/kWh



----- 124 36 294


220 109 36 293


216 106 36 270


214 104 36 266


72 75 36 88


---- 176 36 357


---- 164 36 336


---- 185 36 343




Note:- Tariff-F consumers will have the option to convert to Regular Tariff and vice versa. This option can be exercised at the time of a new connection or at the beginning of the season. Once exercised, the option shall remain in force for at least one year. NOTE: 1) In all electricity tariffs, the "SURCHARGE" at the rate of 10.4% of "Supply Charges" is also leviable. "Supply Charges" include Fixed Charges, Energy Charges, F.A.S. and Low Power Factor Penalty. 2) Terms & Conditions of the Schedule of Tariff, as notified vide Ministry of Water & Power, Govt. of Pakistan Notification No.SRO-894(I)2001, dated 28-12-2001, shall continue to remain in force.

29


Fixed Charges

Rs./ Kw/Month


F.A.S Ps/kWh





ii- For consumers other than those in G-1 (i) --- 193 36 457



Rs.253/-

ii) Where the entire capital cost in laying Street Lighting supply line which is exclusiv ely meant for Street Lighting is borne by the Consumer.

Rs.23/-


Rs.158/-


Rs.33/-




---- 145 36 344


---- 146 36 346


---- 102 36 292


---- 103 ---- ----


---- 78 ---- ----


---- 188 15 165

NOTE: 1) In all electricity tariffs, the "SURCHARGE" at the rate of 10.4% of "Supply Charges" is also leviable. "Supply Charges" include Fixed Charges, Energy Charges, F.A.S. and Low Power Factor Penalty. 2)Terms & Conditions of the Schedule of Tariff, as notified vide Ministry of Water & Power, Govt. of Pakistan Notification No.SRO-894(I)2001, dated 28-12-2001, shall continue to remain in force.

30



Fixed Charges

Rs./ Kw/Month


F.A.S Ps/kWh



---- 151 44 328

Above 1000 Units ---- 188 44 415 Under this tariff, there shall be minimum monthly charges at the following rates even if no energy is consumed.

a) Single Phase Connections: Rs.45/- b) 3-Phase Connections: Rs.100/-

GENERAL SUPPLY TARIFF A-2 (including FATA) a) For peak load requirement of up to 20 KW at 400 volts For First 100 Units ---- 292 10 354 Above 100 Units ---- 316 10 364 b) For peak load requirement exceeding 20 KW 220 109 44 255 Under this tariff, there shall be minimum monthly charges at the following rates even if no energy is consumed. a) Single Phase Connection Rs.150/-


INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY TARIFFS


---- 181 23 267


300 130 23 169

B-2 41-500 KW TOD (Off-peak)

300 120 23 167

B-2 41-500 KW TOD (peak) 300 198 23 238 B-3 Up to 5000 KW (at 11/33 KV)-Normal

290 129 23 165


290 115 23 124

B-3 Up to 5000 KW TOD (Peak)

290 197 23 190

B-4 For All Loads (at 66/132/220KV)-Normal

280 124 23 154


280 111 23 117

B-4 For All Loads - TOD (Peak)

280 187 23 188

Note:- 1 ) In all electricity tariffs, the "SURCHARGE" at the rate of 10.4% of "Supply Charges" is also leviable. "Supply Charges" include Fixed Charges, Energy Charges, F.A.S. and Low Power Factor Penalty. 2 ) Terms & Conditions of the Schedule of Tariffs, as notified vide SRO-No.785(I)1999, dated 28-06-1999, and as amended vide SRO No.572(I)/2001, dated 08-08-2001, shall continue to remain in force.

31


Fixed Charges

Rs./ Kw/Month


F.A.S Ps/kWh



----- 124 44 294


220 109 44 293


216 106 44 270


214 104 44 266


72 75 44 88


---- 176 44 357


---- 164 44 336


---- 185 44 343




Note:- Tariff-F consumers will have the option to convert to Regular Tariff and vice versa. This option can be exercised at the time of a new connection or at the beginning of the season. Once exercised, the option shall remain in force for at least one year. NOTE: 1) In all electricity tariffs, the "SURCHARGE" at the rate of 10.4% of "Supply Charges" is also leviable. "Supply Charges" include Fixed Charges, Energy Charges, F.A.S. and Low Power Factor Penalty. 2) Terms & Conditions of the Schedule of Tariffs, as notified vide SRO-No.785(I)99, dated 28-06-1999, and as amended vide SRO No.572(I)/2001, dated 08-08-2001. shall continue to remain in force.

32


Fixed Charges

Rs./ Kw/Month


F.A.S Ps/kWh





ii- For consumers other than those in G-1 (i) --- 193 44 457



Rs.253/-


Rs.23/-


Rs.158/-


Rs.33/-




---- 145 44 344


---- 146 44 346


---- 102 44 292


---- 103 ---- ----


---- 78 ---- ----


---- 188 23 165

NOTE: 1) In all electricity tariffs, the "SURCHARGE" at the rate of 10.4% of "Supply Charges" is also leviable. "Supply Charges" include Fixed Charges, Energy Charges, F.A.S. and Low Power Factor Penalty. 2)Terms & Conditions of the Schedule of Tariffs, as notified vide SRO No.785(I) / 1999, dated 28-06-1999, and as amended vide SRO No.572(I), dated 08-08-2001, shall continue to remain in force.

33



Fixed Charges

Rs./ Kw/Month


F.A.S Ps/kWh



---- 151 34 328

Above 1000 Units ---- 188 34 415 Under this tariff, there shall be minimum monthly charges at the following rates even if no energy is consumed. a) Single Phase Connections: Rs.45/-


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