Annual Report FY 2021-22

Telangana State Electricity Regulatory Commission
TELANGANA STATE ELECTRICITY REGULATORY COMMISSION
Annual Report for FY 2021-22
# 11-4-660, 5th Floor, Singareni Bhavan, Red Hills, Hyderabad - 500 004
TELANGANA STATE
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Contents
Chapter 1 Organisational Setup & Administration.......................................................... 2
1.1. The Commission .......................................................................................................... 2
1.2. Functions of the Commission ............................................................................... 2
1.3. Powers of the Commission ..................................................................................... 4
1.4. Website of the Commission .................................................................................... 4
1.5. E-initiatives of the Commission........................................................................... 4
1.6. Officers and Staff of the Commission ................................................................ 5
1.7. State Advisory Committee (SAC) ......................................................................... 6
1.8. Forum of Regulators (FoR) ...................................................................................... 6
1.9. Forum of Indian Regulators (FoIR) ..................................................................... 6
1.10. Trainings programs / workshops attended by Officers: ............................ 7
1.11. Training Programme attended by Staff ............................................................. 7
Chapter 2 Regulations issued, Investment proposals approved and Major
Decisions............................................................................................................................................. 8
2.1. Regulations issued in FY 2021-22....................................................................... 8
2.2. Investment Proposals approved during FY 2021-22 ................................... 8
2.3. Major Decisions in 2021-22 ................................................................................... 9
Chapter 3 Tariff Orders .............................................................................................................11
3.1 Tariff Orders ................................................................................................................ 11
Chapter 4 Legal ..............................................................................................................................13
4.1. Orders Passed by the Commission during FY 2021-22 ............................ 13
Chapter 5 Consumer Advocacy...............................................................................................14
5.1. Standards of Performance (SoP) of Licensees’ ............................................. 14
5.2 Consumer Grievance Redressal Forum (CGRF) ........................................... 14
5.3 Ombudsman ................................................................................................................. 17
5.4. Implementation of Right to Information Act, 2005.................................. 20
Chapter 6 Accounts and Audit ..............................................................................................47
6.1. Audit Report ................................................................................................................ 50
6.2. Annual Accounts for the year 2021-22 ........................................................... 54
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Chapter 1
Organisational Setup & Administration
1.1. The Commission
In exercise of the powers conferred under schedule XII (c) (3) of

AP Reorganization Act, 2014 under Section 92 of A.P. Reorganisation
Act, 2014, read with section 82 of the Electricity Act, the
Government of Telangana State (GoTS) has constituted Telangana
State Electricity Regulatory Commission (TSERC) vide G.O.Ms.No.3,
Energy (Budget), Dated 26-07-2014, which came into existence on
03.11.2014.
The Government of Telangana State (GoTS) vide G.O.Ms.No.16, Energy

(HR), Dated 23-10-2019 have appointed, the Chairman and Members
who sworn in on 30-10-2019.
 Sri T.Sriranga Rao as Chairman

 Sri M.D.Manohar Raju as Member - Technical
 Sri Bandaru Krishnaiah as Member - Finance
1.2. Functions of the Commission
 As per section 86(1) of the Electricity Act, 2003, the State

Commission shall discharge the following functions namely: -
(a) determine the tariff for generation, supply, transmission and

wheeling of electricity, wholesale, bulk or retail, as the case may
be, within the State:
Provided that where open access has been permitted to a category

of consumers under section 42, the State Commission shall
determine only the wheeling charges and surcharge thereon, if
any, for the said category of consumers;
(b) regulate electricity purchase and procurement process of

distribution licensees including the price at which electricity shall
be procured from the generating companies or licensees or from
other sources through agreements for purchase of power for
distribution and supply within the State;
(c) facilitate intra-state transmission and wheeling of electricity;
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(d) issue licences to persons seeking to act as transmission licensees,

distribution licensees and electricity traders with respect to their
operations within the State;
(e) promote co-generation and generation of electricity from

renewable sources of energy by providing suitable measures for
connectivity with the grid and sale of electricity to any person, and
also specify, for purchase of electricity from such sources, a
percentage of the total consumption of electricity in the area of a
distribution licence;
(f) adjudicate upon the disputes between the licensees, and

generating companies and to refer any dispute for arbitration;
(g) levy fee for the purposes of this Act;
(h) specify State Grid Code consistent with the Grid Code specified
under clause(h) of sub-section (1) of section 79;
(i) specify or enforce standards with respect to quality, continuity

and reliability of service by licensees;
(j) fix the trading margin in the intra-State trading of electricity, if

considered, necessary; and
(k) discharge such other functions as may be assigned to it under this

Act.
 The State Commission shall advise the State Government on all or any
of the following matters under section 86(2) of the Electricity Act, 2003,
namely : -
(a) promotion of competition, efficiency and economy in activities of

the electricity industry;
(b) promotion of investment in electricity industry;
(c) reorganization and restructuring of electricity industry in the

State;
(d) matters concerning generation, transmission, distribution and

trading of electricity or any other matter referred to the State
Commission by that Government.
 As per section 86 (3) of the Electricity Act, 2003, the State Commission
shall ensure transparency while exercising its powers and discharging its
functions.
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 As per section 86 (4) of the Electricity Act, 2003, in discharge of its

functions the State Commission shall be guided by the National
Electricity Policy, National Electricity Plan and tariff policy published
under subsection (2) of section 3.
1.3. Powers of the Commission
 The Commission shall, for the purposes of any inquiry or

proceedings under Electricity Act, have the same powers as are
vested in a civil court under the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 (5 of
1908) in respect of the following matters, namely: -
i. summoning and enforcing the attendance of any person and

examining him on oath;
ii. discovery and production of any document or other material
object producible as evidence;
iii. receiving evidence on affidavits;
iv. requisitioning of any public record;
v. issuing commission for the examination of witnesses;
vi. reviewing its decisions, directions and orders;
vii. any other matter which may be prescribed.
 The Commission shall have the powers to pass such interim order
in any proceeding, hearing or matter before the State Commission,
as that Commission may consider appropriate.
 The Commission may authorise any person, as it deems fit, to

represent the interest of the consumers in the proceedings before it.
1.4. Website of the Commission
 Website: The Commission’s website is (www.tserc.gov.in) which is

regularly maintained and updated. The Commission’s orders, public
announcements, press releases, reports, RTI, clarifications,
objections received and Regulations notified by the Commission are
posted on the website on a regular basis. The Commission has also
designed and developed a website for the Ombudsman, Telangana
(http://vidyutombudsman-tserc.gov.in/) wherein the orders,
hearing schedules, the relevant Acts & Regulations, consumer
grievances and details of the Consumer Grievance Redressal Forum
are placed.
1.5. E-initiatives of the Commission
 The Commission has exploited the COVID-19 pandemic to its

advantage and launched the E-initiatives for better and effective
working of the Commission’s business.
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 The adjudicating process is conducted on virtual mode and hearings

were held on several dates.
 The working of the office has been switched over from hard copy to
electronic form. The Commission is implementing the E-office
successfully from initiating to conclusion of the files, not only during
COVID, but for at all times.
 The Commission has also conducted various meetings on virtual

mode on some aspects.
1.6. Officers and Staff of the Commission
 The Commission has adopted previously subsisting regulations,

decisions, directions or orders, licenses and practice directions vide
Regulation No.1 of 2014. Accordingly, the service terms and
conditions of the Officers and staff of the Commission are governed
by Regulation No.3 of 1999, its subsequent amendments and
Regulation No.5 of 2013.
 The Commission in discharging its functions efficiently under the

mandate of the Electricity Act 2003 comprises of staff with expertise
and experience in engineering, economics, financial management,
accounting, law, human resources, management information
system and related skills.
 For functional convenience, the office of the Commission is

organized into various departments such as Tariff, Law,
Engineering, Human Resources and Accounts. Each department
is headed by its functional expert, who renders his/her services to
the Commission.
 The Officers and staff as on 31-03-2022 are as follows:
S. No. Name Designation

Secretary (Full Additional Charge) & Joint
1 Sri Umakanta Panda
Director – Information Technology
2 Sri N. Nagaraj Joint Director – Law
3 Smt P. Sarada Joint Director –Tariff Engg.
4 Sri N. Bhanu Prakash Joint Director – Personnel (HR)
Accounts Officer (on deputation
5 Sri J. Laxman
from TSNPDCL, Warangal)
6 Smt S. Vilma Samuel Personnel Officer
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S. No. Name Designation

7 Sri A. Lakshman Kumar Private Secretary
8 Sri B. Durga Prasad Junior Personnel Officer
Private Secretary (Full Additional Charge)
9 Sri P. Amarnath
& Junior Personnel Officer
Clerk-Cum-Computer Operator /
10 Sri M. Iqbal Ansari
Liaison Officer
11 Sri Mohammad Ali Messenger
12 Sri P. Anil Chand Telephone Operator
13 Sri G. Kumar Care Taker
14 Sri P.Srinivasa Rao Cashier
15 Sri B. Srinivas Telephone Operator
16 Sri Y.Damodar Rao Receptionist
17 Sri A. Rajashekar Office Subordinate
18 Sri Mohd. Faheemuddin Office Subordinate
1.7. State Advisory Committee (SAC)
The Sixth (6th) meeting of State Advisory Committee (SAC) held on 28.01.2022
through online Video Conferencing.
1.8. Forum of Regulators (FoR)
The details of the FoR meetings held and participation of Chairman and
Members is appended below:
S.No Name Program Name Duration
1 74th Meeting of Forum of 9th April,
Regulators (FoR) (Through 2021
Video Conferencing)
Sri. T. Sriranga Rao,
Chairman
2 75th Meeting of Forum of 30th April,
Regulators (FoR) (Through 2021
Video Conferencing)
1.9. Forum of Indian Regulators (FoIR)
The details of the Annual General Body meeting of FoIR held and participation
of Chairman and Members is appended below:
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S.No Name Program Name Duration

1 Sri. M.D.Manohar Raju, 22nd Annual General Body
Member – Technical Meeting of Forum of
Indian Regulators (FoIR) 18th June,
2 Sri. Bandaru Krishnaiah, (Through Video 2021
Member – Finance Conferencing)
1.10. Trainings programs / workshops attended by Officers:
S.No Name of the Employee Program Name Duration

& Designation
Smt. P.Sarada, Two weeks Online Capacity
1 Joint Director Building Program for Regulatory
(Tariff Engg) Officials of FOIR Member Between
Organizations. 13th - 24th
Sri. N. Bhanu Prakash, The theme of the training September,
2 Joint Director program was “Shaping the 2021
(Personnel) Future of Regulations in
Emerging Digital Era”.
Sri. J. Laxman, Online/
3
Accounts Officer 3-month Online Certificate October
4 Smt. S. Vilma Samuel, Course on “Regulatory 2021-
Personnel Officer Governance” January
2022
1.11. Training Programme attended by Staff
S.No Name of the Employee & Program Name Duration

Designation
1 Sri. A. Lakshman Kumar,
Private Secretary “Mastering Data
2 Sri. P.Amarnath, Analysis using 24th – 25th
Junior Personnel Officer Advanced MS Excel” September,
3 Sri. P. Srinivasa Rao, Cashier (online) conducted by 2021
CII, Puducherry
4 Sri. Mohd Faheemuddin, OS
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Chapter 2
Regulations issued, Investment proposals approved and
Major Decisions
2.1. Regulations issued in FY 2021-22
The following regulations were finalized after due consultation and Gazetted
in the Telangana State Government Gazette.
Regulation Gazette
S. No. Details
No Date
(Deviation Settlement Mechanism And
1 3 of 2021 18.06.2021
Related Matters) Regulation, 2021
2 4 of 2021 (Smart Grid) Regulation, 2021 02.07.2021
Terms and Conditions for Determination of
Tariff for Wheeling and Retail Sale of
3 1 of 2022 25.03.2022
Electricity (Second Amendment Regulation)
2022.
4 2 of 2022 (Fee) First Amendment Regulation, 2022. 25.03.2022
(Levy and collection of fees and charges by
5 3 of 2022 State Load Despatch Centre) First 25.03.2022
Amendment Regulation, 2022.
(Terms and Conditions of Generation Tariff)
6 4 of 2022 25.03.2022
First Amendment Regulation, 2022.
(Terms and conditions for determination of
7 5 of 2022 Transmission Tariff) First Amendment 25.03.2022
Regulation, 2022.
2.2. Investment Proposals approved during FY 2021-22
The following Investment approvals for erection of 132 kV SS, Augmentation

of power transformer in various 220 kV & 132 kV SS of TSTRANSCO and
erection of 132 kV DC line from 400/220/132 KV S to 132/33 kV sub-stations
are accorded by the Commission for the FY 2021-22:
Commission
S Amount in
Name of the scheme Sanction
No Rs Lakhs
Reference No
1 Erection of 132/33 kV Substation at Dandu No.01/2021-22 3755.03
Malkapur (V) in Choutuppal (M) of Yadadri
Bhuvanagiri District.
2 Erection of 132 / 33 kV Substation at Koutala No.02/2021-22 5655.58
(V) in Koutala (M) of Komaram Bheem Asifabad
District
3 Augmentation of power transformer capacities No.03/2021-22 8139.26
in various 220 kV & 132 kV Substations of
TSTRANSCO
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Commission
S Amount in
Name of the scheme Sanction
No Rs Lakhs
Reference No
4 Erection of 132 kV DC line from 400/220/132 No.04/2021-22 3057.97
kV SS Narsapur to 132/33 kV SS Yeldurthy in
Medak District
TOTAL investment proposals approved 20607.84
2.3. Major Decisions in 2021-22
2.3.1.Commission passed the Suo Moto order in the matter of according

consent to the Draft Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) entered into
between Northern Power Distribution Company of Telangana Limited
and M/s Madhucon Sugar and Power Industries Limited for
procurement of 19 MW power from 24.2 MW Bagasse Co-generation
plant at Rajeswarapuram, Ammagudem post, Nelakondapally (M),
Khammam District, Telangana State for the balance life period i.e., till
19.10.2028 from the date of execution of PPA. [Dated 09.02.2022 O.
P. No. 23 of 2022 (Suo Moto)].
2.3.2.Commission issued order in the matter of according consent to the draft

amendment to Power Purchase & Wheeling Agreement (PP&WA) entered
into between Northern Power Distribution Company of Telangana
Limited and M/s Gayatri Sugars Limited for procurement of power from
its 6 MW bagasse based cogeneration plant at Adloor Yellareddy (V),
Kamareddy District, Telangana for a period of 5 years from 23.05.2021
to 22.05.2026 Dated 20.11.2021 O.P.No.53 of 2021 (Suo Moto)
2.3.3.Commission issued order in the matter of according consent to the draft

amendment to Power Purchase Agreement entered into between
Northern Power Distribution Company of Telangana Limited and M/s.
AAAL Power Private Limited for procurement of power from its 2 MW
hydel power plant at Velichala (V), Chintakunta (M),Karimnagar District
for a period of 5 years from 02.10.2021 to 01.10.2026 Dated
17.11.2021 O.P. No. 56 of 2021 (Suo Moto)
2.3.4.Commission issued order in the matter of according consent for

relinquishment of power allocation from Ramagundam Super Thermal
Power Station Stage I & II (358.37 MW) and Neyveli Thermal Power
Station II Stage I & II (59.05 MW from Stage I and 105.95 MW from
Stage II) in terms of the guidelines issued by the Ministry of Power,
Government of India vide Lr. No. 23 / 23 / 2020-R&R (245623)
Dt.22.03.2021 Dated 17.11.2021 O. P. No. 55 of 2021
2.3.5.Commission issued order in the matter of according consent to the

Power Purchase Agreement entered into between Southern Power
Distribution Company of Telangana Limited, Northern Power
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Distribution Company of Telangana Limited and Singareni Collieries

Company Limited for procurement of power from 2x600 MW Singareni
Thermal Power Project situated at Pegadapalli Village, Jaipur Mandal
in Adilabad District, Telangana Dated 22.10.2021 O.P.No.8 of 2016
2.3.6.Commission issued order in the matter of according approval to the

Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) entered into between NTPC Limited
and TSDiscoms for purchasing electricity from Telangana Super
Thermal Power Station (TnSTPS) (Phase I) (2x800 MW) located at Jyothi
Nagar (formerly Ramagundam) in Peddapalli (formerly Karimnagar)
District, Telangana State Dated 25.08.2021 O.P.No.10 of 2016
2.3.7.Commission issued order in the matter of Suo-Moto consent to a) Six

(6) PSAs dated 18.06.2016 between TSDiscoms and NTPC for a
quantum of 400 MW Solar Bundled Power under Phase-II, Batch-II
Tranche-I of National Solar Mission, MoP, GoI [50 MW under Domestic
Content Requirement (DCR) @ Rs.5.19/kWh and 350 MW under open
category @ Rs.4.66/kWh (for 100 MW) and @ Rs.4.67/kWh (for 250
MW)] for a period of 25 years; and b) One (1) PSA dated 21.01.2020
between TSDiscoms and SECI for a quantum of 400 MW Solar Power
under ISTS MNRE Scheme Tranche VI @ Rs.2.78/kWh (including
trading margin of Rs.0.07/kWh) for a period of 25 years Dated
19.08.2021 O.P.No.29 of 2021 & O.P.Nos.30 to 35 of 2021
2.3.8.Commission issued common order in the matter of Suo-Moto approval

of PPAs between TSDiscoms and TSGenco. Dated 06.08.2021
O.P.No.15 to 19 of 2021
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Chapter 3
Tariff Orders
3.1 Tariff Orders
3.1.1. Commission issued order on Retail Supply Tariffs & Cross Subsidy
Surcharge for FY 2022-23 in the supply areas of Southern Power
Distribution Company of Telangana Limited (TSSPDCL) and Northern
Power Distribution Company of Telangana Limited (TSNPDCL)
Dated 23.03.2022 [O.P.No.58 of 2021 & O.P.No.59 of 2021]
3.1.2. Commission issued order on Annual Performance Review/True-Up of

State Load Despatch Centre for FY 2020-21 for Transmission
Corporation Of Telangana Limited (TSTransco) Dated 23.03.2022
[O.P.No.02 of 2022]
3.1.3. Commission issued order on Aggregate Revenue

Requirement/Expected Revenue from charges for FY 2022-23 for The
Co-Operative Electric Supply Society Limited, Sircilla [CESS] Dated
23.03.2022 [O.P.No.60 of 2021]
3.1.4. Commission issued order in determining the Additional Surcharge for

first half of FY 2022-23 in respect of TSDISCOMs to be levied on (OA)
consumer Dated 22.03.2022 [O. P. No. 61 of 2021 for H1 of FY
2022-23 (TSSPDCL) & O. P. No. 62 of 2021 for H1 of FY 2022-23
(TSNPDCL)].
3.1.5. Commission issued order on True-up for 3rd control period for FY
2014-15 to FY 2018-19, Determination of Capital Cost of New
Stations, Approval of Business Plan, Capital Investment Plan and MYT
for 4th control period for FY 2019-20 to FY 2023-24 FOR Telangana
State Power Generation Corporation Limited (TSGENCO) Dated
22.03.2022 [O.P.Nos. 5 and 6 of 2021 & I.A.No. 1 of 2021].
3.1.6. Commission issued review order filed by the Transmission

Corporation of Telangana Limited (TSTRANSCO) in the matter of
seeking review of the Commission Order dated 02.09.2021 in
O.P.No.14 of 2021 and I.A.No.5 of 2021 in the matter of Annual
Performance Review (APR or True up) for FY 2019-20 for SLDC activity
of TSTRANSCO filed in compliance of directive No.5 of order dated
02.03.2020 on annual fee and operating charges for SLDC for 4th
control period (FY 2019-20 to FY 2023-24) read with Regulation No.1
of 2006 as adopted by the Commission in TSERC (Adoption)
Regulation No.1 of 2014 filed by The Transmission Corporation of
Telangana Limited (TSTRANSCO)
Dated 09.02.2022 [R. P. (SR) No. 66 of 2021 & I. A. (SR) No. 85 of
2021 in O. P. No. 14 of 2021 & I. A. No. 5 of 2021].
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3.1.7. Commission passed the review order filed by the Transmission

Corporation of Telangana Limited (TSTRANSCO) in the matter of
seeking review of the Commission Order dated 02.09.2021 in O. P. No.
13 of 2021 and I. A. No. 6 of 2021 in the matter of Annual Performance
Review (APR or True up) for FY 2019-20 for Transmission business of
TSTRANSCO filed in compliance of directive No.3 of Transmission
Order dated 20.03.2020 for 4th control period (FY 2019-20 to FY
2023-24) read with Regulation No.1 of 2006 as adopted by the
Commission in TSERC (Adoption) Regulation No.1 of 2014.
Dated 09.02.2022 [R. P. (SR) No. 67 of 2021 & I. A. (SR) No. 85 of
2021 in O. P. No. 13 of 2021 & I. A. No. 6 of 2021].
3.1.8. Commission issued order in filed by TSDISCOMS for determination of

Additional Surcharge (AS) to be levied on Open Access (OA) consumers
for H1 (1st Half period from April to September) and H2 (2nd Half
period from October to March) of FY 2021-22.
Dated 24-12-2021 O.P.No.48 of 2021 & I.A.No.21 of 2021 for H1
of FY 2021-22 AND O.P.No.49 of 2021 & I.A.No.22 of 2021 for H2
of FY 2021-22 Southern Power Distribution Company of
Telangana Limited (TSSPDCL); O.P.No.50 of 2021 & I.A.No.23 of
2021 for H1 of FY 2021-22 AND O.P.No.51 of 2021 & I.A.No.24 of
2021 for H2 of FY 2021-22 Northern Power Distribution Company
of Telangana Limited (TSNPDCL)

State Load Despatch Centre for FY 2019-20 for Transmission
Corporation of Telangana Limited (TSTRANSCO)
Dated 02.09.2021 O. P. No. 14 of 2021 and I. A. No. 5 of 2021

Transmission Corporation of Telangana Limited (TSTRANSCO) for FY
2019-20 Dated 02.09.2021 O. P. No. 13 of 2021 and I. A. No. 6 of
2021
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Chapter 4
Legal
4.1. Orders Passed by the Commission during FY 2021-22
 List of Original Petitions instituted and disposed-off for the FY 2021-

22 is listed at Annexure – I
 List of Interlocutory Applications (IAs), O.P(S.R)., R.P(S.R) & I.A (S.R)

instituted and disposed-off for the FY 2021-22 is listed at Annexure
- II
 List of Appeals filed before HIGH COURT for the state of Telangana
for FY 2021-22 is listed at Annexure – III
 List of Appeals filed before Appellate Tribunal for Electricity and

Supreme Court of India for FY 2021-22 is listed at Annexure – IV
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Chapter 5
Consumer Advocacy
5.1. Standards of Performance (SoP) of Licensees’
5.1.1. TSERC (Licensees’ Standards of Performance) Regulation, 2016

as amended from time to time contains provisions relating to
(a) guaranteed SoP, being the minimum standards of service

that a distribution licensee shall achieve to individual
consumers;
(b) overall service Standards which the licensee shall seek to

achieve in the discharge of obligation as a Licensee; and
(c) compensation payable and manner of payment of

compensation to consumers for non- compliance of the
Standards in terms of provisions of Section 57 of the Act,
2003
5.1.2. Consumer participation in Electricity Regulatory process is

necessary and important to ensure transparency and
accountability. The Act 2003 requires the Commission to consult
stakeholders on important policy and regulatory matters before
arriving at any decision.
5.1.3. Regulatory matters were brought in the public domain through

publication of Public Notice in daily newspapers, issuing Press
Releases and also by placing the matter on the website of the
Commission seeking suggestions/comments from the interested
persons and stakeholders.
5.2 Consumer Grievance Redressal Forum (CGRF)
5.2.1. In order to ease out the grievances of the consumers and in

compliance of section 46(5) of the Electricity Act, 2003 read with
clause 2 of Regulation No.3 of 2015, the Commission has ensured
establishment of CGRFs by the Licensees’.
5.2.2. Each Forum shall consist of four Members, including a

Chairperson. The concerned Licensee appoints the Chairperson
and two Members to the Forum on full time basis and the
Commission appoints one independent Member who is familiar
with consumer affairs as mandated.
5.2.3. Two Forum(s) each for TSSPDCL and TSNPDCL were constituted
by the TSERC.
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CGRFs under TSSPDCL

The area of jurisdiction of the CGRFs in TSSPDCL is as follows.
The Jurisdiction of CGRF-I is Eleven Districts i.e., Jogulamba

Gadwal, Mahabubnagar, Medak, Nagarkurnool, Nalgonda,
Narayanapet, Sangareddy, Siddipet, Suryapet, Wanaparthy& Yadadri
Bhuvanagiri containing Eleven (11) Operation Circles i.e.
1. Gadwal 6.Sangareddy
2.Mahaboobnagar 7.Siddipet
3.Medak 8.Suryapet
4.Nagarkurnool 9.Wanaparthy
5.Nalgonda 10.Yadadri
11. Narayanpet
The Jurisdiction of CGRF-II is Four Districts i.e., Hyderabad,

Rangareddy, Medchal-Malkajgiri & Vikarabad containing Ten (10)
Operation Circles i.e.
1. Banjara Hills 6. Cybercity

2.Secunderabad 7. Saroor Nagar
3. Hyd. South 8. Medchal
4. Hyd.Central 9. Habsiguda
5. Rajendra Nagar 10. Vikarabad Circle
CGRFs under TSNPDCL
The area of jurisdiction of the CGRFs in TSNPDCL is as follows.
The Jurisdiction of CGRF-I (HQ at Warangal) is Nine Districts

CGRF–I: Warangal, Hanamkonda, Jangaon, Mahabubabad,
Jayashankar Bhoopalpally, Karimnagar, Peddapalli, Khammam &
Bhadradri Kothagudem.
1. Warangal 6. Karimnagar
2. Hanumakonda 7. Peddapalli
3. Jangaon 8. Khammam
4. Mahabubad 9. Bhadradri Kothagudem
5. Jayashankar Bhoopalpally
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The Jurisdiction of CGRF-II (HQ at Nizamabad) is Eight Districts:

Nizamabad, Kamareddy, Jagitial, Rajanna Sircilla (CESS), Nirmal,
Adilabad, Mancherial, Kumram Bheem Asifabad.
1. Nizamabad 5. Nirmal
2. Kamareddy 6. Adilabad
3. Jagitial 7. Mancherial
4. Rajanna Sircilla (CESS) 8. Kumram Bheem Asifabad
The details of the grievances attended to by the CGRFs during 2021-22

are shown below:
A statement showing the no. of grievances being handled by the CGRFs

(Licensee-wise) are appended below:
Telangana State Southern Power Distribution Company (TSSPDCL)

CGRFs
Sl. CGRF-I CGRF-II

Subject
No. TSSPDCL TSSPDCL
No. of Grievances outstanding as on 01-
1. 7 15
04-2021
No. of Grievances received during the year
2. 103 150
(2021-22)
No. of Grievances disposed during the
3. 85 164
year (2021-22)
No. of Grievances pending as on 31-03-
4. 25 1
2022
No. of Grievances pending which are older
5. than two months during the year (2021- 10 NIL
22)
No. of sittings of CGRFs during year
6. 28 49
(2021-22)
1
No. of cases in which compensation are (Crl.M.P.No.01/
7. 7
awarded in the year (2021-22) 2021 -22 in CG
No.37/2021-22
Rs.25000/- +
Rs.1000/- per
Total amount of Compensations awarded
8. Rs.74,400/- day till the date
in the year (2021-22)
of order
implementation
= = 16 = =
Telangana State Northern Power Distribution Company CGRFs
Sl. CGRF-I CGRF-II

Subject
No. TSNPDCL TSNPDCL
No. of Grievances outstanding as on 01-04-
1. 67 326
2021
No. of Grievances received during the year
2. 292 424
(2021-22)
No. of Grievances disposed during the year
3. 333 606
(2021-22)
No. of Grievances pending as on 31-03-
4. 26 144
2022
No. of Grievances pending which are older
5. 1 83
than two months during the year (2021-22)
54
(32 Nos. local
40
courts &
No. of sittings of CGRFs during year (2021- (16 Sittings &
6. 22 Nos.
22) 32 Nos. local
Hearings in
courts)
which 432
cases heard)
No. of cases in which compensation are
7. awarded in the year (2021-22) 40 12
Total amount of Compensations awarded in

8. the year (2021-22) Rs.2,08,900/- Rs.74,300/-
5.3 Ombudsman
5.3.1. Ombudsman is an appellate authority over the orders of CGRFs. The

Commission appoints the Ombudsman under the provisions of section
42(6) read with clause 3 of Regulation No. 3 of 2015.
5.3.2. A separate and independent Institution of Ombudsman for the state of

Telangana has been established under Sub Section (6) of Section 42 of
the Electricity Act, 2003 on 11.02.2015. The Ombudsman, Telangana
state has jurisdiction over the entire State of Telangana.
5.3.3. The Institution of Ombudsman is an authority providing an effective,

alternative, time-bound and cost-less route for resolving the problems
of the Electricity Consumers. Any person affected by any deficiency in
electricity related service can approach the Ombudsman for redressal
of grievances only by way of an appeal. Keeping in view, the goal of
speedy redressal of Appeals arising out of decisions of the Consumer
Grievances Redressal Forums, the appeals are being disposed of with
no expenses to the aggrieved parties, with the cost being borne by the
Licensees.
= = 17 = =
5.3.4. Appeals before the Ombudsman are governed under Regulation 3 of

2015 issued by the TSERC. The Award and Interim orders of the
Ombudsman are binding on the Licensees. Clauses 3.38, 3.39, 3.42 of
Regulation No.3 of 2015 impose penalties for non-compliance of the
orders of the Ombudsman.
5.3.5. Any Complainant, if aggrieved by the non-redressal of the grievance by

the Forum, may make a representation to the Ombudsman within thirty
(30) days from the date of the receipt of the decision of the Forum or
from the date of the expiry of the period within which the Forum was
required to take decision and communicate the same to the
Complainant. However, the Ombudsman may entertain an appeal after
the expiry of the thirty (30) days period, if satisfied that there is
sufficient cause for not filing it within that period.
5.3.6. The Ombudsman shall decide the representation finally within three (3)
months from the date of the receipt of the representation of the
Complainant and in the event the representation is not decided within
three months, the Ombudsman shall record the reasons thereof,
including the cost to be paid by the licensee in case the reasons for the
delay is attributable to the licensee. In case the delay is for reasons
attributable to the Complainant, the Ombudsman may reject the
representation. Further, the Ombudsman may pass such interim
orders as the Ombudsman may consider appropriate pending the final
decision on the representation.
5.3.7. Sri Naram Nagaraj, Joint Director - Law, TSERC is holding the Full
Additional Charge of the post of Ombudsman and discharging the
functions of Ombudsman for the state of Telangana.
5.3.8. The details of the grievances attended to by the Ombudsman for the
year 2021-22 are as shown below:
I. Statement of pendency, filing and disposals:
Ombudsman
for Telangana
State from
Sl.No Particulars
01.04.2021
to
31.03.2022
1. Opening Balance 28
2. No. of grievances filed with Ombudsman 52
Total 80
3. Grievances settled 06
4. No. of cases pending clearance (Spill over to next 74
year)
= = 18 = =
Ombudsman
for Telangana
State from
Sl.No Particulars
01.04.2021
to
31.03.2022
5. Amount of compensation paid to consumers Nil
6. Amount of compensation awarded Nil
7. No. of cases in which the above compensation was Nil
awarded
II. Category wise disposals:
The types of cases and No. of cases being handled by the Ombudsman is
appended below:
Ombudsman for
Telangana State
Sl. No Particulars from
01.04.2021 to
31.03.2022
a. Billing Dispute 03
b. Delay in release of Service Connection /DTR 01
c. Shifting of line & DTR 01
d. Power supply from dedicated transformer Nil
e. Voltage fluctuation Nil
f. Deficiency of Service Nil
g. Delay in payment of compensation Nil
h. Change of name Nil
i. Dismantlement of Service 01
j. Change of Category Nil
k. Restoration of Supply Nil
l. Deration of CMD Nil
m. Interest on Security Deposit/adjustment security deposit Nil
n. Revoke of Service Connection Nil
o. Regularisation of load Nil
p. Installation of CTs and PTs Nil
q. Issue of No Due Certificate Nil
= = 19 = =
ABSTRACT OF GRIEVANCES DURING FY 2021-22

No. of
Particulars
grievances
No. of Grievances outstanding as on 01-04-2021 28
No. of Grievances received during the FY 2021-22 52
No. of Grievances disposed during the FY 2021-22 06
No. of Grievances pending as on 31-03-2022 74
No. of Grievances pending which are older than two 66
months during the year FY 2021-22
No. of sittings of Ombudsman during the FY 2021-22 62
The details of the cases handled by the Ombudsman for the year 2021-22 is
appended / listed at Annexure V.
5.4. Implementation of Right to Information Act, 2005
 During the year 15 Nos. of Applications were received under RTI Act, 2005
of which, all the Applications were disposed and Appellate Authority has
received NIL No. of Appeals during the year under review.
 The State Public Information Officer (SPIO) under the RTI Act is
Sri N.Bhanu Prakash, Joint Director - Personnel, TSERC.
 The Appellate Authority under the Right to Information Act, 2005 is

Sri Naram Nagaraj, Joint Director - Law, TSERC.
= = 20 = =
ANNEXURE - I
LIST OF ORIGINAL PETITIONS INSTITUTED AND DISPOSED OFF
DURING THE YEAR 2021-22 (Ref Chapter 4)
Sl.No. O.P No. Name of the Petitioner
1 13 of 2021 TSTRANSCO regarding filing of annual performance
review (True Up) for transmission business for FY
2019-20
2 14 of 2021 TSTRANSCO regarding filing of annual performance
review (True Up) for SLDC activity for FY 2019-20
3 15 of 2021 TSDISCOMs & TSGENCO regarding approval to
PPA entered by TSDISCOMs on 19.03.2018 with
TSGENCO with respect to Kothagudem Thermal
Power Station Stage VII.
4 16 of 2021 TSDISCOMs & TSGENCO regarding approval to
PPA entered by TSDISCOMs on 17.09.2019 with
TSGENCO with respect to thermal power and hydel
stations commissioned between 1956 and 1998 for
purchase of 2821.26 MW.
5 17 of 2021 TSDISCOMs & TSGENCO regarding consent for
PPA with TSGENCO in respect of Bhadradri thermal
power station (4 x 270 MW)
6 18 of 2021 TSDISCOMs regarding consent for PPA with
TSGENCO in respect of Kakatiya thermal power
plant stage – II (1 x 600 MW)
7 19 of 2021 TSDISCOMs regarding consent for PPA with
TSGENCO for the power Yadadri thermal power
station (5 x 800 MW)
8 20 of 2021 M/s. L & T Metro Rail (Hyderabad) Ltd.
9 21 of 2021 The India Cements Limited
10 22 of 2021 M/s. My Home Industries Private Limited
11 23 of 2021 Sri Prashanth Narayan G (PNG)
12 24 of 2021 Sri Prashanth Narayan G (PNG)
13 25 of 2021 M/s. Singareni Collieries Company Limited
14 26 of 2021 M/s. MSN Laboratories Limited
15 27 of 2021 M/s. Paramount Minerals & Chemicals Limited
16 28 of 2021 TSDISCOMs in respect of determination of pooled
cost of power purchase for FY 2020-21 to be
adopted in the FY 2021-22
17 29 of 2021 Suo motu proceedings for consent of power sale
agreement (PSA) entered between TSDISCOMs and
SECI
= = 21 = =

agreement with NTPC in respect of Phase-II, Batch
I, Trench-I under bundled power for the project of
Parampujya Solar Energy Private Limited for 50
MW on a long term basis @ Rs. 4.67 / kWh
II, Trench-I under bundled power for the project of
Parampujyha Solar Energy Private Limited for 50
patent company Karvy Consultants Limited for 50
patent company Renew India Private Limited for
100 MW on a long term basis @ Rs. 4.66 / kWh
patent company ACME Solar Holding Private
Limited for 50 MW on a long term basis @ Rs. 4.67
/ kWh
patent company Azure Power India Private Limited
for 100 MW on a long term basis @ Rs. 4.67 / kWh
24 36 of 2021 M/s. L. B. Kunjur
25 37 of 2021 M/s BVM Energy and Residency Private Limited
26 38 of 2021 M/s. Sri Ambika Steel Industries
27 39 of 2021 TSSPDCL in respect of seeking to undertake
Distribution Business true up for 1st control period
FY 2006-07 to 2008-09
Distribution Business true up for 2nd control period
FY 2009-10 to 2013-14
Distribution Business true up for 3rd control period
FY 2014-15 to 2018-19
= = 22 = =

Distribution Business annual performance review
for FY 2019-20 for distribution business
31 43 of 2021 TSNPDCL in respect of seeking to undertake
Distribution Business true up for 1st control period
FY 2006-07 to 2008-09
Distribution Business true up for 2nd control period
FY 2009-10 to 2013-14
Distribution Business true up for 3rd control period
FY 2014-15 to 2018-19
Distribution Business annual performance review
for FY 2019-20 for distribution business
35 47 of 2021 M/s. Mytrah Vayu (Godavari) Private Limited
36 48 of 2021 TSSPDCL in respect of determination of additional
surcharge for 1st half 2021-22 in terms of the order
passed in O. P. No. 23 of 2020.
37 49 of 2021 TSSPDCL in respect of determination of additional
surcharge for 2nd half 2021-22 in terms of the order
38 50 of 2021 TSNPDCL in respect of determination of additional
surcharge for 1st half 2021-22 in terms of the order
39 51 of 2021 TSNPDCL in respect of determination of additional
surcharge for 2nd half 2021-22 in terms of the order
40 52 of 2021 M/s. Suraj Kiran Solar Technologies Private Limited
41 53 of 2021 TSNPDCL in respect of consent for the draft
amendment to Power Purchase and wheeling
agreement (PP & WA) entered with M/s. Gayatri
Sugars Limited
42 54 of 2021 M/s. Dr. Reddy’s Laboratories Limited
43 55 of 2021 TSDISCOMs in respect of consent for
relinquishment of power allocation from
Ramagundam Super Thermal Power Station Stage I
& II and Neyveli Thermal Power Station II Stage in
terms of the guidelines issued by the Ministry of
Power, GoI
44 56 of 2021 TSNPDCL in respect of consent for PPA entered with
M/s. AAAL Power Private Limited for extension of
PPA period for 5 years with tariff of Rs. 2.15 / KWH
for 2 MW mini hydro scheme on Kakatiya Canal
= = 23 = =

situated at Velichala (V), Chinthakunta Mandal,
Karimnagar District.
45 57 of 2021 Suo motu proceedings in the matter of action
against TSSDPDCL for diversion and conversion of
post of Member (Finance) in CGRF as CGM / RAC
of TSSPDCL under section 1`42 of the Electricity
Act, 2003
46 58 of 2021 TSSPDCL seeking determination of filing of ARR
and expected revenue charges for FY 2022-23
47 59 of 2021 TSNPDCL seeking determination of filing of ARR
and expected revenue charges for FY 2022-23
48 60 of 2021 CESS seeking determination of filing of ARR and
expected revenue charges for FY 2022-23
49 61 of 2021 TSSPDCL seeking determination of additional
surcharge for H1 of FY 2022-23
50 62 of 2021 TSNPDCL seeking determination of additional
surcharge for H1 of FY 2022-23
51 01 of 2022 M/s. Hyderabad MSW Energy Solutions Private

Limited
52 02 of 2022 TSTRANSCO for SLDC seeking to undertake annual
performance review of SLDC activity for FY 2020-21
of the control period FY 2019-24
53 03 of 2022 TSTRANSCO seeking to undertake annual
performance review for FY 2020-21 for control
period FY 2019-24 for transmission business
54 04 of 2022 M/s. ReNew Mega Solar Power Private Limited &
another
55 05 of 2022 M/s. ReNew Akshay Urja Private Limited & another
56 06 of 2022 M/s. ReNew Solar Shakti Private Limited & another
57 07 of 2022 M/s. ReNew Solar Energy (Telangana) Private
Limited & another
58 08 of 2022 M/s. Prathamesh Solarfarms Private Limited &
another
59 09 of 2022 M/s. ReNew Akshay Urja Private Limited & another
60 10 of 2022 M/s. ReNew Saur Shakti Private Limited & another
61 11 of 2022 M/s. Winsol Solar Fields (Polepally) Private Limited
62 12 of 2022 M/s. Mahabubnagar Solar Parks Private Limited
= = 24 = =

64 14 of 2022 M/s. Polepally Solar Parks Private Limited
66 16 of 2022 M/s. ACME Solar Holdings Private Limited &
another
another
another
another
70 20 of 2022 TSNPDCL seeking to undertake annual
performance review for distribution business for FY
2020-21 for the control period FY 2019-24
71 21 of 2022 M/s. Rain Cements Limited

72 22 of 2022 TSSPDCL seeking to undertake annual
performance review for FY 2020-21 for distribution
business
73 23 of 2022 Suo motu proceedings in the matter of consent for

power purchase agreement entered by TSNPDCL
with M/s. Madhucon Sugar & Power Industries Ltd.
74 24 of 2022 M/s. Palabatla Shiva Kumar
75 25 of 2022 M/s. The Hyderabad Institute of Oncology Private
Limited
76 26 of 2022 M/s. Madhucon Sugar & Power Industries Limited
77 27 of 2022 M/s. Penna Cements Industries Limited
78 28 of 2022 M/s. Sri Sai Ram Ice Factory
79 29 of 2022 M/s. Sunworld Solar Power Private Limited &
another
80 30 of 2022 M/s. Purvanchal Solar Power Private Limited &
another
81 31 of 2022 M/s. ACME Ranga Reddy Solar Power Pvt. Ltd. &
another
82 32 of 2022 M/s. ACME Nizamabad Solar Energy Pvt. Ltd. &
another
83 33 of 2022 M/s. ACME Medak Solar Energy Pvt. Ltd. & another
84 34 of 2022 M/s. Rewanchal Solar Power Pvt. Ltd. & another
85 35 of 2022 M/s. Neemuch Solar Power Pvt. Ltd. & another
= = 25 = =

86 36 of 2022 M/s. ACME Warangal Solar Power Pvt. Ltd. &
another
87 37 of 2022 M/s. ACME Narwana Solar Power Pvt. Ltd. &
another
88 38 of 2022 M/s. ACME Fazilka Power Pvt. Ltd. & another
89 39 of 2022 M/s. Sprng Solar Private Limited
90 40 of 2022 M/s. ACME Karimnagar Solar Power Pvt. Ltd. &
another
91 41 of 2022 M/s. Sprng Suryoday Energy Private Limited
92 42 of 2022 M/s. Sprng Transform Sun Energy Pvt. Ltd.
93 43 of 2022 M/s. Pemmasani Solar Power Private Limited
= = 26 = =
ANNEXURE - II
LIST OF INTERLOCUTORY APPLICATIONS, O.P. (S.R), R. P.(S. R.) & I.A
(S.R.) INSTITUTED AND DISPOSED OFF DURING THE YEAR 2021-22
(Ref Chapter 4)
LIST OF ORIGINAL PETITIONS (SR) INSTITUTED FOR THE YEAR 2021-
22
Sl. O. P. (SR) Name of the petitioner
No. No.
1 14 of 2021 TSNPDCL seeking determination of ARR for retail
supply business for FYs 2019-20, 2020-21 & 2021-
22
2 15 of 2021 TSSPDCL seeking determination of ARR for retail
supply business for FYs 2019-20, 2020-21 & 2021-
22
LIST OF REVIEW PETITIONS INSTITUTED FOR THE YEAR 2021-22

Sl. R.P. No. O. P. Name of the petitioner
No.
1 1 of 2021 27 of 2020 M/s L & T Metro Rail (Hyderabad) Limited
2 2 of 2021 26 of 2016 TSGENCO
3 1 of 2022 29 of 2020 TSNPDCL
4 2 of 2022 14 of 2020 M/s. Ramky Enviro Engineers Limited
LIST OF REVIEW PETITIONS (SR) INSTITUTED FOR THE YEAR 2021-22

Sl. R.P. (SR) O. P. Name of the petitioner
No. No.
1 SR No. 19 of 24 of 2020 TSDISCOMs seeking review of
2021 Commission order dated 02.01.2021 in
O. P. No. 24 of 2020 tariff under
Component-A of Pradhan Mantri Kisan
Urja Suraksha Evam Utthan
Mahabhiyan (PM-KUSUM) Scheme.
LIST OF INTERLOCUTORY APPLICATIONS INSTITUTED FOR THE YEAR

2021-22
Sl. I.A. No. O. P. No. R.P./ Name of the petitioner
No. R.P(SR)
No.
1 7 of 2021 20 of 2021 - M/s L & T Metro Rail (Hyderabad)
Limited
= = 27 = =

No. R.P(SR)
No.
2 8 of 2021 - (SR) 4 of M/s. Shree Cements Ltd.
2019
3 9 of 2021 18 of 2020 - HMWS & SB
4 10 of 2021 28 of 2021 - TSSPDCL for condonation of delay in
filing petition for pooled cost
5 11 of 2021 - (SR) 19 of TSSPDCL for condonation of delay in R.
2021 P. in O.P. No.24 of 2020
filing petition for true up 1st control
period 2006-09
filing petition for true up 2nd control
period 2009-14
filing petition for true up 3rd control
period 2014-19
9 15 of 2021 42 of 2021 - TSSPDCL in filing petition for annual
performance review FY 2019-20 for
distribution business.
10 16 of 2021 43 of 2021 - TSNPDCL for condonation of delay in
filing petition for true up 1st control
period 2006-09
filing petition for true up 2nd control
period 2009-14
filing petition for true up 3rd control
period 2014-19
filing petition for annual performance
review FY 2019-20 for distribution
business.
14 20 of 2021 47 of 21 - M/s. Mytrah Vayu (Godavari) Pvt. Ltd.
for interim directions to the respondents
filing petition for determination of addl.
surcharge for H1 FY 2021-22
19 1 of 2022 1 of 2022 - M/s. Hyderabad MSW Energy Solutions
Private Limited
= = 28 = =

No. R.P(SR)
No.
20 2 of 2022 1 of 2022 - M/s. Hyderabad MSW Energy Solutions
Private Limited
21 3 of 2022 11 of 2022 - M/s. Winsol Solar Fields (Polepally) Pvt.
Ltd.
22 4 of 2022 12 of 2022 - M/s. Mahabubnagar Solar Parks Pvt.
Ltd.
Ltd.
24 6 of 2022 14 of 2022 - M/s. Polepally Solar Parks Pvt. Ltd.
Ltd.
26 8 of 2022 16 of 2022 - M/s. ACME Solar Holdings Pvt. Ltd. &
another
another
another
another
30 12 of 2022 - (SR) 93 of M/s. Ramky Enviro Engineers Limited
21
31 13 of 2022 24 of 2022 - Sri P. Shiva Kumar
32 14 of 2022 26 of 2022 - M/s. Madhucon Sugar & Power
Industries Pvt. Ltd.
33 15 of 2022 9 of 2022 - M/s. ReNew Akshay Urja Pvt. Ltd.
34 16 of 2022 9 of 2022 - -do-
35 17 of 2022 10 of 2022 - M/s. ReNew Saur Shakthi Pvt. Ltd.
36 18 of 2022 10 of 2022 - M/s. ReNew Saur Shakthi Pvt. Ltd.
37 19 of 2022 4 of 2022 - M/s. ReNew Mega Solar Power Pvt. Ltd.
38 20 of 2022 4 of 2022 - -do-
39 21 of 2022 5 of 2022 - M/s. ReNew Akshay Urja Pvt. Ltd.
40 22 of 2022 5 of 2022 - -do-
41 23 of 2022 6 of 2022 - M/s. ReNew Saur Shakti Pvt. Ltd.
42 24 of 2022 6 of 2022 - -do-
43 25 of 2022 7 of 2022 - M/s. ReNew Solar Energy (Telangana)
Pvt. Ltd.
44 26 of 2022 7 of 2022 - -do-
45 27 of 2022 8 of 2022 - M/s. Prathamesh Solarfarms Ltd.
46 28 of 2022 8 of 2022 - -do-
another
48 30 of 2022 18 of 2022 - -do-
another
50 32 of 2022 16 of 2022 - -do-
another
52 34 of 2022 17 of 2022 - -do-
= = 29 = =

No. R.P(SR)
No.
another
54 36 of 2022 19 of 2022 - -do-
55 37 of 2022 44 of 2022 - M/s. Neo Solren Pvt. Ltd.
56 38 of 2022 - 2 of 2022 M/s. Ramky Enviro Engineers Ltd.
= = 30 = =
ANNEXURE – III
LIST OF APPEALS FILED BEFORE HON’BLE HIGH COURT FOR THE

STATE OF TELANGANA DURING 2021-22(Ref Chapter 4)
Sl.No. Case Petitioner Respondents Subject
No.
1 WA No. TSSPDCL M/s Sarwottam Ispat Questioning the order
120 of Ltd. 18.01.2021 in WP No. 7168 of
2021 2020 regarding demand charges
2 WA No. TSSPDCL M/s Jairaj Ispat Questioning the order

121 of Limited, Govt. of 18.01.2021 in WP No. 7148 of
2021 Telangana & TSERC 2020 regarding demand charges
3 WA No. TSSPDCL M/s Scan Energy Questioning the order

122 of and Power Ltd., Govt. 18.01.2021 in WP No. 7183 of
2021 of Telangana & 2020 regarding demand charges
TSERC
4 WA No. TSSPDCL M/s Devashree Ispat Questioning the order
123 of Pvt. Ltd., Govt. of 18.01.2021 in WP No. 7130 of
5 WA No. TSSPDCL M/s Sitaram Questioning the order

136 of Spinners Pvt.Ltd., & 18.01.2021 in WP No. 7185 of
2021 TSERC 2020 regarding demand charges
6 WA No. TSSPDCL M/s Vinayak Steels Questioning the order

173 of Ltd., Govt. of 18.01.2021 in WP No. 7363 of
7 WA No. TSSPDCL M/s Suguna Metals Questioning the order
174 of Pvt. Ltd., TSERC 18.01.2021 in WP No. 7310 of
2021 2020 regarding demand charges
8 WA No. TSSPDCL M/s Jeevaka Questioning the order

175 of Industries Pvt.Ltd., 18.01.2021 in WP No. 7192 of
2021 Govt. of Telangana, 2020 regarding demand charges
TSERC
2021 Telangana, TSERC 2020 regarding demand charges
10 WA No. TSSPDCL M/s Rama Spinners Questioning the order

179 of Pvt.Ltd., Govt. of 18.01.2021 in WP No. 7240 of
11 WA No. TSSPDCL M/s Dhanalakshmi Questioning the order

180 of Iron Industries Ltd., 18.01.2021 in WP No. 7202 of
TSERC
12 WA No. TSSPDCL M/s Sifco Metal Questioning the order
181 of Industries, Govt. of 18.01.2021 in WP No. 7480 of
= = 31 = =

No.
13 WA No. TSSPDCL M/s Agarwal Questioning the order
183 of Foundaries, Govt. of 18.01.2021 in WP No. 7236 of

15 WA No. TSSPDCL M/s Navadurga Questioning the order

186 of Billets P Ltd., Govt. 18.01.2021 in WP No. 7208 of
2021 of Telangana, TSERC 2020 regarding demand charges
16 WA No. TSSPDCL M/s Manasa Sarovar Questioning the order

187 of Ispat India P Ltd., 18.01.2021 in WP No. 7462 of
TSERC
17 WA No. TSSPDCL M/s Jagriti Steel Pvt. Questioning the order
18 WA No. TSSPDCL M/s Radha Smelters Questioning the order


2021 and 2 others, Govt. of 2020 regarding demand charges
Telangana, TSERC
20 WA No. TSSPDCL M/s Navshakti Questioning the order
192 of Textiles Processors 18.01.2021 in WP No. 8146 of
2021 Pvt. Ltd. & 3 others, 2020 regarding demand charges
Govt. of Telangana,
TSERC & Union of
India, Ministry of
Home Affairs
21 WA No. TSSPDCL M/s Dilip Rerolling Questioning the order
22 WA No. TSSPDCL M/s Unnathi Leisure Questioning the order

194 of Ventures Pvt. Ltd., 18.01.2021 in WP No. 8025 of
TSERC
2021 Telangana, TSERC & 2020 regarding demand charges
Union of India,
Ministry of Home
Affairs
24 WA No. TSSPDCL M/s Binju Saria Questioning the order
196 of Sponge Power P Ltd., 18.01.2021 in WP No. 7778 of
TSERC
= = 32 = =

No.
25 WA No. TSSPDCL M/s Hariom Pipe Questioning the order
197 of Industries Ltd., Govt. 18.01.2021 in WP No. 7552 of
26 WA No. TSSPDCL M/s Sitaram Questioning the order

198 of Spinners Pvt. Ltd., 18.01.2021 in WP No. 8621 of
TSERC
27 WA No. TSSPDCL M/s Binju Saria Questioning the order
200 of Sponge Power P Ltd., 18.01.2021 in WP No. 7724 of
TSERC
28 WA No. TSSPDCL M/s Sunder Ispat Questioning the order
29 WA No. TSSPDCL M/s Garg Steels Questioning the order

206 of Udyog India P Ltd., 18.01.2021 in WP No. 8914 of
TSERC
30 WA No. TSSPDCL M/s Maha Shiv Questioning the order
207 of Shakti Steel Rolling 18.01.2021 in WP No. 8011 of
2021 Mills P Ltd., Govt. of 2020 regarding demand charges
Telangana, TSERC
31 WA No. TSSPDCL M/s Mahalakshmi Questioning the order
208 of Profiles P Ltd., Govt. 18.01.2021 in WP No. 8307 of
32 WA No. TSSPDCL M/s Rama Spinners Questioning the order

209 of Pvt.Ltd., Govt. of 18.01.2021 in WP No. 8648 of

210 of Industries Pvt. Ltd., 18.01.2021 in WP No. 8742 of
TSERC & Union of
India, Ministry of
Home Affairs
35 WA No. TSSPDCL M/s Vinayak Steels Questioning the order

36 WA No. TSSPDCL M/s Hariom Pipe Questioning the order
213 of Industries Ltd., Govt. 18.01.2021 in WP No. 7550 of
= = 33 = =

No.
37 WA No. TSSPDCL M/s Salasaar Iron Questioning the order
214 of and Steels Pvt. Ltd., 18.01.2021 in WP No. 7207 of
TSERC, Union of
India, Ministry of
Home Affairs
39 WA No. TSSPDCL M/s Dhanalakshmi Questioning the order

217 of Iron Industries Ltd., 18.01.2021 in WP No. 8712 of
TSERC
40 WA No. TSSPDCL M/s Ansh Ispat LLP, Questioning the order
218 of Govt. of Telangana, 18.01.2021 in WP No. 7682 of
2021 TSERC 2020 regarding demand charges
41 WA No. TSSPDCL M/s Jairaj Ispat Questioning the order

219 of Limited, Govt. of 18.01.2021 in WP No. 8891 of
Union of India,
Ministry of Home
Affairs
42 WA No. TSSPDCL M/s Sri Mahavir Questioning the order
221 of Steel, Govt. of 18.01.2021 in WP No. 8001 of
43 WA No. TSSPDCL M/s JeevaKA Questioning the order

TSERC
Union of India,
Ministry of Home
Affairs
45 WA No. TSSPDCL M/s Salasaar Iron Questioning the order
224 of and Steels Pvt. Ltd., 18.01.2021 in WP No. 9443 of
TSERC, Union of
India, Ministry of
Home Affairs
46 WA No. TSSPDCL M/s Scan Energy Questioning the order
225 of and Power Ltd., Govt. 18.01.2021 in WP No. 9204 of
& Union of India,
Ministry of Home
Affairs
47 WA No. TSSPDCL M/s Devashree Ispat Questioning the order
& Union of India,
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No.
Ministry of Home
Affairs
48 WA No. TSSPDCL M/s Kethena Eternal Questioning the order

227 of Project, Govt. of 18.01.2021 in WP No. 9108 of
& Union of India,
Ministry of Home
Affairs
49 WA No. TSSPDCL M/s Rayalaseema Questioning the order
228 of Rerolling P Ltd. Govt. 18.01.2021 in WP No. 9216 of
2021 of Telangana & 2020 regarding demand charges
TSERC
50 WA No. TSSPDCL M/s Rayalaseema Questioning the order

229 of Industries P Ltd., 18.01.2021 in WP No. 9230 of
TSERC
51 WA No. TSSPDCL M/s Garg Steels Questioning the order

230 of Udyog India P Ltd., 18.01.2021 in WP No. 8959 of
TSERC
52 WA No. TSSPDCL M/s Suguna Metals

231 of Pvt. Ltd., VKB1247,
2021 Govt.of Telangana,
Questioning the order
TSERC & Union of
18.01.2021 in WP No. 9424 of
India
2020 regarding demand charges
232 of Billets P Ltd., Govt.of 18.01.2021 in WP No. 9233 of
Union of India,
Ministry of Home
Affairs
54 WA No. TSSPDCL M/s Keshree Questioning the order
235 of Metallurgies Pvt. 18.01.2021 in WP No. 13885 of
2021 Ltd., Govt. of 2020 regarding demand charges
Telangana & TSERC
& Union of India,
Ministry of Home
Affairs
55 WA No. TSSPDCL M/s Mahindra and Questioning the order
236 of Mahindra Ltd., Govt. 18.01.2021 in WP No. 11413 of
& Union of India,
Ministry of Home
Affairs
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No.
56 WA No. TSSPDCL M/s Aryam Steels Questioning the order
Union of India,
Ministry of Home
Affairs
239 of Pvt. Ltd., MDK 1395, 18.01.2021 in WP No. 9671 of
TSERC & Union of
India, Ministry of
Home Affairs
58 WA No. TSSPDCL M/s Natural Questioning the order
240 of Vanaspati Ltd., Govt. 18.01.2021 in WP No. 9582 of
and Union of India,
Ministry of Home
Affairs
59 WA No. TSSPDCL M/s Deevya Shakti Questioning the order
241 of Paper Mills (P) Ltd., 18.01.2021 in WP No. 9531 of
2021 M/s Meenakshi 2020 regarding demand charges
Paper Mills Pvt. Ltd.,
M/s LEO Laminate
Pvt. Ltd., M/s Elite
Laminates Pvt. Ltd.,
M/s Padmavati Ply
Pvt. Ltd., Govt. of
Telangana, TSERC &
Union of India,
Ministry of Home
Affairs
60 WA No. TSSPDCL M/s Deevya Shakti Questioning the order
242 of Paper Mills (P) Ltd., 18.01.2021 in WP No. 7313 of
2021 M/s Meenakshi 2020 regarding demand charges
Paper Mills Pvt. Ltd.,
M/s LEO Laminate
Pvt. Ltd., M/s Elite
Laminates Pvt. Ltd.,
M/s Padmavati Ply
Pvt. Ltd., Govt. of
Telangana & TSERC
61 WA No. TSSPDCL M/s Dilip Rerolling Questioning the order
Union of India,
Ministry of Home
Affairs
247 of Pvt. Ltd., MDK 1060, 18.01.2021 in WP No. 9702 of
TSERC & Union of
India, Ministry of
Home Affairs
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No.
& Union of India,
Ministry of Home
Affairs
64 WP No. M/s Suguna TSERC, Questioning the collection of
262 of Metals Pvt.Ltd. TSTRANSCO, development charges while
2021 TSSPDCL, APERC, regulation No. 4 of 2013 as
APTRANSCO, Govt. contrarory to EA, 2003
of Telangana & Govt.
of AP
of AP
66 WA No. TSSPDCL M/s Dilip Rerolling Questioning the order of the
352 of Pvt. Ltd., MBN719, single judge in WP No. 27367 of
2021 TSERC 2015 08.07.2019 in respect of
cross subsidy surcharge for FY
2015 - 16.

of AP
68 WP No. M/s S S Govt. of Telangana,
1242 of Engineering TSERC & TSSPDCL Collection of additional tariff for
2021 Works exceeding the load and non
consideration of their
representations
69 WP No. M/s Abishek TSSPDCL, Plain made towards supply
3083 of Re - Rolling TSTRANSCO, M/s AP given by AP Gas power
2021 Mills (India) Gas Power Corporation to the petitioner in
Pvt. Ltd., SCB Corporation Ltd., & respect of demand charges,
No. RJN - 492) TSERC energy charges & wheeling
charges.
70 WP No. M/s ICICI Govt. of Telangana, Demand raised towards cross
5014 of Bank Limited TSSPDCL &TSERC subsidy surcharge charges and
2021 wheeling charges for the year
2016 - 2019
71 WP No. M/s Vinayak TSSPDCL, Questioning the order of the
6150 of Steels Ltd. (SC TSTRANSCO, M/s AP Commission in OP No. 10 of
2021 No. RJN - 371) Gas Power 2017 dated 17.7.2018 and IA
Corporation Ltd., & (SR) No. 7 of 2020 in RP (SR)
TSERC No. 134 of 2018 in OP No. 10 of
2018 dt. 25.1.2021
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No.
72 WP No. TSSPDCL TSERC & M/s Questioning the wrong delivery
6504 of Aryhama Solar Power of energy units to the petitioner
2021 Pvt. Ltd. contrarory to allocation made by
APGPCL under MOU - II dt.
19.4.1997.
73 WP No. M/s Signode TSERC, TSSPDCL, Questioning the levy of wheeling
15806 India Ltd. TSTRANSCO, charges as confirmed by
of 2021 APTRANSCO & M/s Supreme Court for the period
Siflon Drugs 2004 - 05 to 2013 - 14
74 WP No. M/s Signode TSERC, TSSPDCL, Questioning the levy of wheeling

16019 India Ltd. TSTRANSCO & M/s charges as confirmed by
of 2021 AP Gas Power Supreme Court for the period
Corporation Ltd. 2004 - 05 to 2013 - 14
75 WP No. M/s Signode TSERC, Questioning the levy of wheeling

16020 India Ltd. TSTRANSCO, charges as confirmed by
of 2021 TSSPDCL, Supreme Court for the period
APTRANSCO & M/s 2004 - 05 to 2013 - 14
Siflon Drugs
76 WP No. M/s Jeevaka CMD,TSSPDCL and Levy of HT tariff under deferent

25634 Industries Ltd. TSSPDCL officials & voltage other than supply made
of 2021 (MDK - 906) TSERC to the petitioner.
77 WP No. TSNPDCL M/s Sri Sai Questioning the interim order

30719 Rajeshwari Spinning passed by Vidyut Ombudsman
of 2021 Mills Pvt. Ltd., VO of for the state of Telangana
Telangana, CGRF-1
& TSERC
78 WP No. M/s. Sree Sai TSERC, Questioning the levy of wheeling
33706 Roller Flour TSTRANSCO, charges as confirmed by
of 2021 Mills Pvt. Ltd TSSPDCL & M/s Supreme Court for the period
Rain CII Carbon 2004 - 05 to 2013 - 14
(Vizag) Ltd.
79 WP No. M/s Navnir TSERC, Questioning the levy of wheeling
of 2021 Mills Pvt. TSSPDCL, Supreme Court for the period
Ltd.(SGRO48) APTRANSCO & M/s 2004 - 05 to 2013 - 14
Sree Rayalaseema
Green
80 WP No. M/s. Tirupathi TSERC, Questioning the levy of wheeling
of 2021 Mills Pvt. Ltd TSSPDCL, Supreme Court for the period
APTRANSCO & M/s 2004 - 05 to 2013 - 14
RVK Energy Pvt. Ltd
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No.
81 WP No. M/s TSERC, Questioning the demand of
36639 Ramcharan Oil TSTRANSCO, wheeling charges from the
of 2021 Industries (SC TSSPDCL & M/s consumer instead of M/s RAIN
No. RJN 360) Rain CII Carbon CII Carbon (Vizag) petitioner has
(Vizag) Ltd. no privity of contract with the
Discom.
82 WP No. M/s. HSIL TSERC, Questioning the levy of wheeling
36898 Limited TSTRANSCO, officers charges as confirmed by
of 2021 of TSSPDCL, APGPCL Supreme Court for the period
2004 - 05 to 2013 - 14
83 WP No. M/s. Abhisehk TSERC, Questioning the levy of wheeling

37018 Rerolling Mill TSTRANSCO, officers charges as confirmed by
of 2021 (India) Pvt. Ltd of TSSPDCL, APGPCL Supreme Court for the period
2004 - 05 to 2013 - 14
84 WP No. M/s Natural TSERC, Questioning the demand of

8734 of Vanaspati Ltd. TSTRANSCO, wheeling charges from the
2022 TSSPDCL, SE, consumer instead of petitioner
Operation,TSSPDCL, has no privity of contract with
Rajendranagar the Discom.
Circle, SAO,
TSSPDCL,
Rajendranagar
Circle, APTRANSCO
& M/s Rain CII
Carbon (Vizag) Ltd.
85 WP No. M/s Pancha TSERC, Questioning the demand of
13127 Ratna Metal TSTRANSCO, wheeling charges from the
of 2022 Process Pvt. TSSPDCL & M/s consumer instead of petitioner
Ltd, Rain CII Carbon has no privity of contract with
(Vizag) Ltd. the Discom.
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ANNEXURE - IV
LIST OF APPEALS FILED BEFORE

APPELLATE TRIBUNAL FOR ELECTRICITY AND
SUPREME COURT OF INDIA DURING 2021-22(Ref Chapter 4)
Appellate Tribunal for Electricity

Sl.No. Appeal No / Name of Petitioner Status
DFR No.
1 Appeal No. 267 TSSPDCL vs TSERC, M/s Medak Solar Disposed
of 2021 Projects Pvt. Ltd., TSTRANSCO
2 Appeal No. 268 TSSPDCL vs TSERC, M/s Medak Solar Disposed
of 2021 Projects Pvt. Ltd.
3 Appeal No. 265 TSSPDCL vs TSERC, , M/s Dubbak Disposed
of 2021 Solar Projects Pvt. Ltd.,
4 Appeal No. 266 TSSPDCL vs TSERC, M/s Dubbak Solar Disposed
of 2021 Projects Pvt. Ltd., TSTRANSCO
5 Appeal No. 260 TSSPDCL vs TSERC, M/s Sarvotham, Disposed
of 2021 Care, TSTRANSCO
6 Appeal No. 263 TSSPDCL vs TSERC, M/s Sarvotham, Disposed
of 2021 Care
7 DFR No. 291 of L and T Metro Rail (Hyderabad) Ltd vs Pending
2021 TSSPDCL and Ors.
8 DFR No. 358 of TSSPDCL VS TSERC Pending
2021 & 1593 of
2021
2021 & 1596 of
2021
2021 & 1841 of
2021
2021 & 1842 of
2021
12 Appeal No. 322 M/s ACME Dayakara Solar Power Pvt. Pending
of 2021 Ltd. vs TSERC & TSSPDCL
Hon’ble Supreme Court of India
Sl.No. Case No. Name of Petitioner

== == ==
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ANNEXURE - V
Ombudsman - Appeals Filed in FY 2021-22 and Disposals (Ref Para
No.5.3.8)
S.No. Appeal No. Appellant Respondents Date of Date of Category of
filing Disposal Appeal
1 Appeal No.1 Sri.M. Vijay AE /OP/ 9 April
of Bhaskar Reddy Champapet/ 2021
2021-22 TSSPDCL/ RR Dist.
and 4 others
2 Appeal No.2 Smt. Shaheen AE/ OP/ 22 April
of Ara Khatoon Himayath Nagar/ 2021
2021-21 TSSPDCL/Hyderaba
d.
and 4 others
3 Appeal No.3 Sri.Koneru AE/OP/Keesara/ 6 May
of Srinivas Goud TSSPDCL/Medchal 2021
2021-22 Dist.
and 2 others
4 Appeal No.4 Sri. Ande AE/ OP/ 11 May
of Laxman Rao Puthlibowli/ 2021
2021-22 TSSPDCL/
Hyderabad.
5 Appeal No.5 Sri. Jatoth AE/OP/ 22 May 24 Delay in
of Gopal Chinnavangara 2021 January Release
2021-22 2022 of service
connection/DT
R
6 Appeal No.6 Sri. Kanaparthy ADE/OP/ 10 June
of Suresh, Chanda Nagar/ 2021
2021-22 (President), TSSPDCL/ RR Dist.
and 3 others
M/s. Aditya
Imperial Heights
Flat
Owners Welfare
Association,
7 Appeal No.7 Sri. V. Rajan AE/OP/ 18 June
of Goud Pedda 2021
2021-22 Shankarampet/
TSSPDCL/Medak.
and 4 others
8 Appeal No. 8 Sri. B. Balaji AE/OP/Ramalayam 25 June
of Chandra Sekhar /TSSPDCL/Hyderab 2021
2021-22 ad. and 4 others
9 Appeal No.9 Sri. Palabatla AE/OP/ 3 July
of Shiv Kumar Farooq nagar/ 2021
2021-22 TSSPDCL/RR Dist.
and 4 others
10 Appeal No.10 Sri. Palabatla AE/OP/ 3 July
of Manish, Farooq nagar/ 2021
and 4 others
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11 Appeal No.11 M/s. Sri Sai ADE/C&O/Siricilla 26 July
of Rajeshwari and 3 others 2021
2021-22 Spinning Mills
Pvt. Ltd.,
12 Appeal No.12 Sri. Marapaka AE/OP/Ragunathpa 15 July
of Raju lly - and 2 others 2021
2021-22
13 Appeal No.13 Sri.Kotra AE/OP/Farooq 3 July
of Raguveer Gupta nagar/ 2021
and 4 others
14 Appeal No.14 Mr. Younus AE/OP/Bollarum/ 31 July
of Ahmed TSSPDCL/Hyderaba 2021
2021-22 d. and 3 others
15 Appeal No.15 Sri. Radha SE/ OP/ 5 August
of Krishna Rajendranagar 2021
2021-22 Agarwal Circle/
TSSPDCL/Hyd. and
2 others
16 Appeal No.16 M/s. Bhavika ADE/OP/Keesara/ 11 August
of Plastek Pvt.Ltd. TSSPDCL/Medchal 2021
2021-22 Dist. and 3 others
17 Appeal No.17 Sri. M. Showree AE/OP/Shankarmut 6
of Shyam, t/ September
2021-22 (Joint TSSPDCL/Hyderaba 2021
Secretary), d. and 4 others
M/s. M R S
Education
Society
18 Appeal No.18 M/s. Sree DE/OP/Adilabad 17
of Astalaxmi and 4 others September
2021-22 Spinning Mills, 2021
19 Appeal No.19 Smt. B. Karuna AE / OP / D4 / 29
of Nizamabad - and 3 September
2021-22 others 2021
20 Appeal No.20 M/s. Shri ADE/OP/Shapur 12 October
of Shakti Nagar/TSSPDCL/Hy 2021
2021-22 Cylinders Pvt. derabad. and 3
Ltd. others
21 Appeal No.21 Sri.H. Vikas AAE/DPE/Nizamab 13 October
of ad - and 4 others 2021
2021-22
22 Appeal No.22 Sri. K. AE/OP/Paradise/TS 20 October
of Veerender SPDCL/Secunderab 2021
2021-22 Reddy ad and 4 others
23 Appeal No.23 M/s. AE/OP/Shanthinag 25 October
of Veeranjaneya ar/ 2021
2021-22 Binny Rice Mill TSSPDCL/Gadwal
Dist. and4 others
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24 Appeal No.24 Smt. AE/OP/Pudur and 3 11
of Thodupunoori others November
2021-22 Latha 2021
25 Appeal No.25 M/s. Shivateja AE/OP/TSSPDCL/ 20
of Industries Mahabubnagar November
2021-22 Rural/MBNR Dist. 2021
and 7 others
26 Appeal No.26 Sri. Palabatla AE/OP/Farooq 20
of Shiv Kumar nagar/ November
2021-22 TSSPDCL/RR Dist. 2021
and 4 others
27 Appeal No.27 Sri. ADE/OP/Ibrahimba 20
of Harshavardhan gh/TSSPDCL/RR November
2021-22 Gaddam Dist. and 3 others 2021
28 Appeal No.28 M/s. Sheetal ADE/OP/Alair/TSS 20
of Shipping and PDCL/Yadadri November
2021-22 Metal Bhongiri Dist and 4 2021
Processors Ltd., others
29 Appeal No.29 Sri. Palabatla AE/OP/Farooq 20
of Manish nagar/ November
2021-22 TSSPDCL/RR Dist. 2021
and 4 others
30 Appeal No.30 Sri. Guruvu AE/OP/Kodair/ 25
of Shankariah and TSSPDCL/Nagarkur November
2021-22 three others nool Dist. and 3 2021
others
31 Appeal No.31 Sri. Raja Shekar AE/OP/Saleem 29
of Buggaveeti Nagar/ November
2021-22 TSSPDCL/Hyderaba 2021
d. and 4 others
32 Appeal No.32 M/s. AE/OP/Erravally x 8
of Veeranjaneya Road/TSSPDCL December
2021-22 Rice Mill /Jougulamba 2021
Gadwal Dist. and 7
others
33 Appeal No.33 Sri. Syed Ishaq AE/OP/Asmangadh 14
of Ahmed / December
2021-22 TSSPDCL/Hyderaba 2021
d. and 3 others
34 Appeal No.34 M/s. Allwyn AE/OP/M.D.Pally/ 15
of Food Products TSSPDCL/R.R. Dist. December
2021-22 and 4 others 2021
35 Appeal No.35 M/s. Habib Air AE/OP/M.D.Pally/ 15
of Compressor TSSPDCL/R.R. Dist. December
2021-22 and 4 others 2021
36 Appeal No.36 Mir Ahtesham AE/OP/Kalwakurth 18
of Ali y/ December
2021-22 TSSPDCL/Nagarkur 2021
nool Dist. and 4
others
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37 Appeal No.37 M.A.Rahman ADE/OP/Balanagar 24
of / December
2021-22 TSSPDCL/Sec’bad 2021
and 3 others
38 Appeal No.38 M/s. Sanghi ADE/OP/Saroornag 5 January
of Spinners India ar/ 2022
2021-22 Limited TSSPDCL/RR. Dist.
and 3 others
39 Appeal No.39 Smt. N. AE/OP/R.P.Nilayam 7 January
of Krishnaveni / 2022
2021-22 TSSPDCL/Sec’bad
and 4 others
40 Appeal No.40 Sreeramoju AE/OP/Station 19
of Akshay Kumar Road and 2 others January
2021-22 2022
41 Appeal No.41 Sri B. Shiva AE/OP/Moinabad/ 20
of Shankar TSSPDCL/Hyderaba January
2021-22 d. and 3 others 2022
42 Appeal No.42 Sri Batku. AE/OP/Moinabad/ 20
of Chandrakanth TSSPDCL/Hyderaba January
2021-22 d. and 3 others 2022
43 Appeal No.43 Mrs. Zakia AE/OP/Golconda/ 28
of Sultana TSSPDCL/Hyderaba January
2021-22 d. and 4 others 2022
44 Appeal No.44 Sri S. Mohan AE/OP/Balaji Nagar 28
of Rao /TSSPDCL/Medchal January
2021-22 Dist. and 3 others 2022
45 Appeal No.45 Sri Mateti ADE / OP 7 February
of Kamalakar Rao /Khammam -T1 and 2022
2021-22 3 others
Appeal No.46 Sri Krishna AE/OP/Gymkhana/ 4 February
of Kumar Gupta TSSPDCL/Hyderaba 2022
46 2021-22 d and 4 others.
Appeal No.47 M/s. Garrison ADE/OP/Mamidipal 9 February
of Engineer li/ 2022
2021-22 TSSPDCL/RR
District. and 4
47 others
Appeal No.48 Sri. Padamati ADE/OP/Bibinagar/ 10
of Venkat Reddy TSSPDCL/Yadadri February
2021-22 Bhongir Dist. and 3 2022
48 others
Appeal No.49 Sri.N.Srinivas AE/OP/D2/Kamare 2 March
of ddy and 2 others 2022
49 2021-22
50 Appeal No.50 Sugna Metals DE/OP/Vikarabad/ 8 March
of Limited TSSPDCL/Vikaraba 2022
2021-22 d Dist. and 2 others
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51 Appeal No.51 Sri. AE/OP/Gaganpaha 26 March
of Habeebullah d/ 2022
2021-22 Khan TSSPDCL/R.R. Dist.
and 4 others
52 Appeal No.52 M/s. Nikhat AE/OP/Gaganpaha 26 March
of Plastic d/ 2022
2021-22 Moulding Works TSSPDCL/R.R. Dist.
and 4 others
APPEALS PERTAINING TO FY 2020-21 Disposed in FY 2021-22

S.No. Appeal Appellant Respondents Date of Date of Category of
No. filing Disposal Appeal
1 Appeal M/s.Oyster ADE/OP/Medchal/ 13 July 21 March Billing
No.10 of Medisafe Pvt. Ltd. TSSPDCL/Medchal 2020 2022 dispute
2020-21 Dist. And 3 others
2 Appeal Mr. Shaik Shabbir AE/OP/Champapet 04 07 August Billing
No.19 of TSSPDCL/RR Dist. November 2021 dispute
2020-21 And 4 others 2020
3 Appeal Smt. B. Saritha AE/OP/Attapur/ 09 07 August Dismantle of
No.26 of TSSPDCL/Hyderaba December 2021 Service
2020-21 d. And 4 others 2020 Connection
4 Appeal Mr. Shaik Mastan AE/OP/MD Pally/ 22 07 August Billing
No.28 of Ali TSSPDCL/RR Dist. December 2021 dispute
2020-21 And 4 others 2020
5 Appeal Mr. Azgar Ali Khan AE/OP/Champapet 27Januar 07 August Shifting of
No.33 of TSSPDCL/RR Dist. y 2021 line/DTR
2020-21 And 4 others 2021
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Chapter 6
Accounts and Audit
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SCHEDULE - 12
The expenditure towards salaries and other office expenditure of TSERC

are met from the Grants-in-Aid from the Govt. of Telangana and fees received
for various services rendered by the Commission.
1. Grants received from Govt. of Telangana State:

The followings grants were received from the Govt of Telangana during the
year 2021-22,
Grants-in-Aid towards salaries Rs. 6,84,54,000/-

Grants-in-Aid towards others Rs. NIL/-
Total Rs.6,84,54,000/-
2. Licensee & Exemption fee received:
A sum of Rs.13,04,24,360/- is received towards licensee fee for the FY 2021-

22 from the TSTRANSCO, TSSPDCL, TSNPDCL and others.
a. TSTRANSCO Rs.4,27,40,240/-
b. TSSPDCL Rs.5,93,20,710/-
c. TSNPDCL Rs.2,71,26,195/-
d. RESCO Rs. 12,37,215/-
3. Petition filing fee:

A sum of Rs.46,63,000/- is received towards the petition filings fees from the
petitioners for the FY 2021-22.
4. Interest earned:
TSERC has received interest income on term deposits credited by the bank
for Rs.83,77,332/- and interest accrued but not credited for 2021-22 is
Rs.3,34,82,383/-. Interest earned during the year on interest bearing
advances issued to the Officers and Staff of TSERC is Rs.1,67,151/-.
5. Miscellaneous income:
Miscellaneous income received during the year 2021-22 is for a sum of

Rs.8,505/-.
6. Expenditure incurred towards salaries and Other establish benefits:

Expenditure incurred towards salaries, allowances, other benefits to the
Commission, Officers and Staff, Pensions and payment towards retirement
benefit fund including provisions is a sum of Rs.6,98,85,565/-
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7. Other administrative expenses:

Expenses incurred towards office and other administrative expenses during
the period including the provisions is a sum of Rs.2,90,40,900/-
8. Fixed Assets procured:

During the year 2021-22 the following fixed assets have been procured.
1. Water Cooler Rs. 11,990/-

2. Furniture Rs. 89,491/-
3. Annexure – II Rs. 1,87,793/-
4. Capital Work-in-Progress Rs. 6,55,408/-
TOTAL Rs. 9,44,682/-
9. The government of Telangana has allotted 1862 Sq Meters of

Government land to TSERC for construction of building in 3 spells through
district collector Hyderabad, as shown in below table
Sl.No. Allotment Allotment of Date of allotment

Proceeding No. land in sq.mtrs orders issued
1 REV/E5/0012/2020 1287 19.03.2021
2 REV/E5/0012/2020 510 01.12.2021
3 C/170/2020 65 06.12.2021
TOTAL 1862
As per the program scheduled by TSERC Hon’ble Governor for the state of
Telangana has graced the foundation stone laying ceremony on 08.12.2021,
mean while some of the parties have approached the Honble High Court
against the land allotment orders issued by District collector Hyderabad in
W.P.NO.8292 of 2021 and TSERC standing legal counsel has informed the
Commission that the Hon’ble High court has set aside the land allotment
orders issued on 20.06.2022, the Judgment copy is awaited and after receipt
of judgment copy commission will request the Government to file appeal in
the case based on merits of the case.
10. Cash and Bank balances:

Cash balance as on 31.03.2022 was Nil and Bank balance as on 31.03.2022
as per the cash book was a sum of Rs.81,90,41,473/-.
11. TSERC Pension Fund:
The Commission has established the TSERC Employees Pension Fund duly
registering the TSERC Employees Pension Trust to meet the future pension
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liability of the employees of the TSERC through contributions to the fund by

the TSERC. The fund is invested in superannuation plan with the LIC. The
LIC has given Actuarial Valuation Report for past and current pension liability
of the employees for Rs.81,00,000/- for FY 2021-22.
The commission established TSERC employees Gratuity trust to meet the
future Gratuity liability of the employees of the TSERC through contributions
to the fund by the TSERC. The LIC has given Actuarial Valuation Report for
past and current Gratuity liability of the employees for Rs.16,08,739/- for FY
2021-22.
12. Financial Statements:

The Commission prepared the following financial statements in accordance
with the provisions of section 104(1) of the Electricity Act, 2003.
i. Receipt and Payments Account for the year ending 31st March, 2022.
ii. Income and Expenditure Account for the year ending 31st March, 2022.
iii. Balance Sheet as on 31.03.2022.
6.1. Audit Report
Audit of Accounts:
The Comptroller & Auditor General of India have audited the financial
statements of the Commission in accordance with section 104(2) of the
Electricity Act, 2003. The Separate Audit Report containing the comments of
the Comptroller & Auditor General of India (CAG) on the accounting treatment
received vide Lr. No.AG(Audit)/AMG-II(Power)/TSERC/AA-21-22/2022-
23/16 Date: 21.02.2023 is furnished hereunder.
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SEPARATE AUDIT REPORT OF THE COMPTROLLER AND AUDITOR GENERAL

OF INDIA ON THE REVISED ACCOUNTS OF TELANGANA STATE
ELECTRICITY REGULATORY COMMISSION FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31ST
MARCH 2022.
1. We have audited the attached Balance Sheet of Telangana State Electricity Regulatory
Commission (TSERC) as at 31 March 2022 and the Income and Expenditure Account,
Receipts and Payments Account for the year ended 31 March 2022 under Section 19(2) of the
Comptroller and Auditor General’s (Duties, Powers and Conditions of Service) Act, 1971 read
with Section 104(2) of the Electricity Act, 2003. Preparation of these financial statements is
the responsibility of the TSERC’s management. Our responsibility is to express an opinion on
these financial statements based on our audit.
2. This Separate Audit Report contains the comments of the Comptroller & Auditor General of
India (CAG) on the accounting treatment only with regard to classification; conformity with
best accounting practices, accounting standards, disclosure norms, etc. Audit observations on
financial transactions with regard to compliance with the Law, Rules and Regulations
(Propriety and Regularity), efficiency-cum-performance aspects etc., if any, are reported
through Inspection Reports/CAG’s Audit Reports separately.
3. We have conducted our audit in accordance with auditing standards generally accepted in
India. These standards require that we plan and perform the audit to obtain reasonable
assurance about whether the financial statements are free from material misstatements. An
audit includes examining, on a test basis, evidences supporting the amounts and disclosures in
the financial statements. An audit also includes assessing the accounting principles used and
significant estimates made by management, as well as evaluating the overall presentation of
financial statements. We believe that our audit provides a reasonable basis for our opinion.
4. Based on the preliminary observations made by us, the accounts of the Commission have been
revised. Due to revision, the excess of income over expenditure has decreased by Rs
84,966 and total assets and liabilities of the balance sheet increased by Rs 173,674.
5. Based on our audit, we report that:
i. We have obtained all the information and explanations, which to the best of our knowledge
and belief were necessary for the purpose of our audit;
ii. The Balance Sheet, Income & Expenditure Account and Receipts & Payments Account
dealt with by this report have been drawn up in the Common Format of accounts approved
by the Committee of Experts formed by Central Government for Autonomous Bodies.
= = 51 = =
iii. In our opinion, proper books of accounts and other relevant records have been maintained
by the TSERC as required under section 104 (1) of the Electricity Act, 2003 in so far as it
appears from our examination of such books.
iv. We further report that:
(A). Comments on Accounts:
There were no comments on the accounts of the TSERC.
(B). Grants-in-aid:
Out of the grants-in-aid of Rs.684.54 lakh received during the year, TSERC utilised the
entire amount leaving Nil balance as unutilized grant as on 31 March 2022.
v. Deficiencies which have not been included in the Audit Report have been brought to the
notice of the Secretary, TSERC through a Management Letter issued separately for
remedial/corrective action.
vi. Subject to our observations in the preceding paragraphs, we report that the Balance Sheet
and Income and Expenditure Account/Receipts and Payments Account dealt with by this
report are in agreement with the books of accounts.
vii. In our opinion and to the best of our information and according to the explanations given
to us, the said financial statements read together with the Accounting Policies and Notes
on accounts, and subject to the significant matters stated above and other matters mentioned
in the Annexure to this Audit Report, give a true and fair view in conformity with
accounting principles generally accepted in India:
a) In so far as it relates to the Balance Sheet of the state of affairs of the Telangana
State Electricity Regulatory Commission as at 31 March, 2022; and
b) In so far as it relates to the Income and Expenditure Account of the surplus for the
year ended on that date.
for and on the behalf of
the Comptroller and Auditor General of India
Sd/-
Place: Hyderabad (Sudha Rajan)
Date: 21.02.2023 Accountant General (Audit)
= = 52 = =
Annexure to Separate Audit Report on the accounts of TSERC for the year ended 31
March 2022.
1. Adequacy of Internal Audit System :

Internal Audit System was adequate
2. Adequacy of Internal Control System :
Internal Control System was adequate.
3. System of Physical verification of fixed assets:
There was proper system of physical verification of Assets.
4. Regularity in payment of statutory dues:
The commission was regular in payment of statutory dues applicable to them. There were no
delays in remittance of statutory dues to Government.
Sd/-
Senior Deputy Accountant General (AMG-II)
= = 53 = =
6.2. Annual Accounts for the year 2021-22
BALANCE SHEET AS AT 31.03.2022

Current Year Previous Year
Liabilities Schedule 2021-22 2020-21
Rs. Rs.
Capital Fund and Liabilities
Capital Fund 1 82,11,96,598 67,74,84,592
Current Liabilities and Provisions 2 4,19,08,619 5,34,14,494
Total 86,31,05,217 73,08,99,086
Assets
Fixed Assets 3 1,03,13,713 1,20,35,852
Current Assets, Loans and Advances 4 85,27,91,504 71,88,63,234
Total 86,31,05,217 73,08,99,086
Significant accounting policies 11
Explanatory notes on accounts 12
INCOME AND EXPENDITURE ACCOUNT FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31.03.2022

Details Schedule 2021-22 2020-21
Rs. Rs.
Income
Grants 5 6,84,54,000 6,64,60,000
Fees 6 13,50,87,360 14,11,86,200
Interest Earned 7 4,20,26,866 3,87,14,263
Other Income 8 8,505 26,561
Total (A) 24,55,76,731 24,63,87,024
Expenditure
Establishment expenses 9 6,98,85,565 7,82,74,065
Other Administrative expenses 10 2,90,40,900 2,80,38,033
Depreciation 3 29,38,260 23,78,288
Total (B) 10,18,64,725 10,86,90,386

Balance being excess of income over
expenditure carried forwarded to the 14,37,12,006 13,76,96,638
Capital Fund
= = 54 = =
SCHEDULE-1
CAPITAL FUND
Sl. 2021-22 2020-21
Details
No.
Rs. Rs.
1 Opening balance of Capital Fund 67,74,84,592 53,97,87,954
Add/(Deduct): Balance of net income/(expenditure)
14,37,12,006 13,76,96,638
transferred from the Income and Expenditure Account
TOTAL 82,11,96,598 67,74,84,592
SCHEDULE-2
CURRENT LIABILITIES AND PROVISIONS
Sl.
Details 2021-22 2020-21
No.
Rs. Rs.
A. Current Liabilities
1 Sundry Creditors
a. Overdue - -
b. Others - 16,800
2 Statutory Liabilities
a. Overdue - -
b. Others - 3,800
3 Other Current Liabilities
a. Current Liabilities 3,76,717 3,31,297
b. Others 5,571 5,481
Total (A) 3,82,288 3,57,378

B. Provisions
1 Salaries 52,88,756 46,55,024
2 TSERC Pension Fund 82,58,243 2,53,00,000
3 EL encashment on superannuation 2,16,70,450 1,80,67,709
4 Gratuity on superannuation 16,08,739 1,02,490
5 LSPC payable for CS 8,83,932 8,83,932
6 Vehicle hiring 40,000 40,000
7 Manpower hiring 4,98,925 4,12,327
8 Audit Fee 4,00,000 4,00,000
9 Office & other expenses 28,77,286 31,95,634
Total (B) 4,15,26,331 5,30,57,116
TOTAL (A+B) 4,19,08,619 5,34,14,494
= = 55 = =
SCHEDULE-3
FIXED ASSETS
Gross Block Depreciation Net Block
Original cost/ Cost/ Total up to As at the As at the

Additions Deductions As at the Additions Deductions
Valuation as at Valuation at the year current previous
Name of the Asset during the during the beginning of during the during the
beginning of the the years end end year end year end
year year the year year year
year 01.04.2021 31.03.2022 31.03.2022 31.03.2022 31.03.2021
Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs.
Cars 77,56,076 2,71,439 80,27,515 19,43,637 10,18,799 29,62,436 50,65,079 58,12,439
Furniture
Annexure-I 7,89,936 - 7,89,936 43,419 3,94,969 4,38,388 3,51,548 7,46,517
Annexure-II 4,19,092 1,87,793 6,06,885 19,455 85,769 1,05,224 5,01,661 3,99,637
Computers & Printers 36,66,032 - 36,66,032 19,79,082 7,60,243 27,39,325 9,26,707 16,86,950
Air-Conditioners 24,63,990 - 24,63,990 10,31,160 2,27,093 12,58,253 12,05,737 14,32,830
Water Cooler 29,550 11,990 41,540 21,029 4,098 25,127 16,413 8,521
Ceiling Fans 29,859 - 29,859 29,859 - 29,859 - -
EPABX 1,26,403 - 1,26,403 19,747 12,640 32,387 94,016 1,06,656
Office Furniture 41,74,391 89,491 42,63,882 25,66,345 3,22,423 28,88,768 13,75,114 16,08,046
Office appliances 3,55,651 - 3,55,651 2,20,580 33,857 2,54,437 1,01,214 1,35,071
Televisions 1,55,913 - 1,55,913 1,38,125 5,336 1,43,461 12,452 17,788
10 kV UPS 2,03,400 - 2,03,400 2,03,400 - 2,03,400 - -
Servers 4,54,185 - 4,54,185 3,91,184 63,001 4,54,185 - 63,001
Telephone - Instruments 4,53,039 - 4,53,039 4,53,039 - 4,53,039 - -
Software 1,68,995 - 1,68,995 1,50,599 10,032 1,60,631 8,364 18,396
Books 3,98,331 - 3,98,331 3,98,331 - 3,98,331 - -
Audio System 7,45,113 - 7,45,113 7,45,113 - 7,45,113 - -
Projector 1,57,817 - 1,57,817 1,57,817 - 1,57,817 - -
Total 2,25,47,773 5,60,713 2,31,08,486 1,05,11,921 29,38,260 1,34,50,181 96,58,305 1,20,35,852
Capital Work-in-progress - 6,55,408 6,55,408 - - - 6,55,408
Total 2,25,47,773 12,16,121 2,37,63,894 1,05,11,921 29,38,260 1,34,50,181 1,03,13,713 1,20,35,852
= = 56 = =
SCHEDULE-4
CURRENT ASSETS, LOANS AND ADVANCES
Current
Previous Year
Sl. Year
Details 2020-21
No. 2021-22
Rs. Rs.
A. Current Assets
1 Sundry Debtors
a. Debts outstanding for a period exceeding six months - -
b. Others
(i) Due from APERC - -
(ii) Due from TS DISCOM & Transmission Licence - 88,500
2 Cash on hand -
3 Bank balance
a. With scheduled banks
- In Current Account
(i) State Bank of India including CLTD 81,90,41,473 68,95,90,637
b. With Others
(i) Others (Telephone Deposit) 30,555 30,555
4 Grants-in-transit - -
Total (A) 81,90,72,028 68,97,09,692
B. Loans and Advances
1 Loans to -
a. Staff 1,01,090 63,640
b. Others (Specify) - -
2 Advances
a. Temporary advance - -
3 Income accrued
a. Accrued interest 3,34,82,383 2,89,53,899
4 Claims receivable - TDS Refund 1,36,003 1,36,003
Total (B) 3,37,19,476 2,91,53,542

TOTAL (A+B) 85,27,91,504 71,88,63,234
= = 57 = =
SCHEDULE-5
GRANTS

Sl. 2021-22 2020-21
Details
No.
Rs. Rs.
1 State Government
a. Grants-in-Aid towards Salaries 6,84,54,000 6,64,60,000
b. Others Grants-in-Aid - -
TOTAL 6,84,54,000 6,64,60,000
SCHEDULE-6
FEES

Sl. 2021-22 2020-21
Details
No.
Rs. Rs.
1 Fees
a. Annual License Fee 12,91,87,145 12,32,68,985
b. Petition Fee 46,63,000 1,66,80,000
c. Exemption Fee 12,37,215 12,37,215
Add: Receivables from Transmission Licensee
TOTAL 13,50,87,360 14,11,86,200
SCHEDULE-7
INTEREST EARNED

Sl. 2021-22 2020-21
Details
No.
Rs. Rs.
Interest
1 On Term Deposits
a. State Bank of India
(i) Interest Credited 83,77,332 97,50,364
(ii) Interest accrued 3,3482,383 2,89,53,899
(iii) Others - -
2 On Loans to Staff
a. Staff 1,67,151 10,000
b. Others - -
TOTAL 4,20,26,866 3,87,14,263
= = 58 = =
SCHEDULE-8
OTHER INCOME

Sl. 2021-22 2020-21
Details
No.
Rs. Rs.
1 Other Income
a. Sale of Tariff Orders - 22,200
b. Miscellaneous 8,505 4,361
c. profit from sale of assets - -
TOTAL 8,505 26,561
SCHEDULE-9
ESTABLISHMENT EXPENSES

Sl. 2021-22 2020-21
Details
No.
Rs. Rs.
1 Salaries & Other benefits to Chairman and Members
a) Salaries 83,21,016 76,26,886
b) Allowances 36,31,428 30,72,000
c) Other benefits 26,29,777 23,88,591
2 Salaries & Other benefits to Officers and Staff
a) Salaries 2,86,08,982 2,63,99,036
b) Allowances 74,31,723 73,63,362
c) Other benefits 29,72,288 16,50,815
3 Pensions & Retirement benefits
a) Retirement benefits paid to TSERC pensioners 77,400 45,900
b) Pension paid to erstwhile APERC pensioners 22,11,986 21,17,652
c) Paid to TSERC Employee Pension Trust 2,53,00,000 4,42,12,113
4 Provision for outstanding expenses
EL encashment on superannuation 2,16,70,450 1,80,67,709
Gratuity on Superannuation 16,08,739 1,02,490
LSPC payable 8,83,932 8,83,932
a. Salaries & allowances 1,35,46,999 2,99,55,024
Less: provision for salaries & allowances for 2020-21 (4,90,09,155) (6,56,11,445)
TOTAL 6,98,85,565 7,82,74,065
= = 59 = =
SCHEDULE-10
OTHER ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSES

Sl. 2021-22 2020-21
Details
No.
Rs. Rs.
1 Postage & Telegram 25,054 12,462
2 Printing & Stationery 2,39,795 1,58,870
3 Office expenses 26,17,344 18,40,843
4 Manpower hiring 53,58,833 43,71,290
5 Insurances, Rents & Taxes 35,35,523 38,02,450
6 Hire charges – Vehicles 5,62,088 7,74,860
7 Telephones & Internet 3,47,148 2,85,199
8 Water charges 42,593 12,265
9 Petrol & Diesel 5,03,150 2,59,533
10 AMC expenses 4,75,501 3,91,479
11 Newspapers and periodicals 75,808 42,021
12 Travelling expenses 98,742 1,618
13 Training expenses 3,540 -
14 Subscription and Membership 6,43,525 5,87,120
15 Professional services 1,13,54,336 1,40,25,169
16 Audit fee 1,85,210 -
17 Bank charges 649 649
18 Repairs and Maintenance 1,84,553 2,96,195
19 Legal expenses 18,81,000 17,61,500
20 Electricity and Maintenance 6,01,858 -
21 Advertisement expenses 5,36,400 4,30,740
22 Waive off of Interest on Licence fee 2,39,674
23 Provision for outstanding expenses
a. Office expenses 26,37,612 31,95,634
b. Vehicle hiring 40,000 40,000
c. Manpower hiring 4,98,925 4,12,327
d. Audit Fee 4,00,000 4,00,000
Less: Provision for expenses for 2020-21 (40,47,961) (50,64,191)
TOTAL 2,90,40,900 2,80,38,033
= = 60 = =
SCHEDULE-11
SIGNIFICANT ACCOUNTING POLICIES
1. The accounts are prepared on accrual system except for stationery and other petty
expenses.
2. The accounts are prepared based on the report of the expert committee on common
format of Accounts for autonomous bodies.
3. The TSERC Fund Rules, 2015 have been issued vide G.O.Ms.No.15, Energy (Budget)
Dept. Dt: 04.05.2015. All revenues of the Commission including the grants and loans
by the Government, the fees and other sums received by the Commission were remitted
to the Fund. All the expenditure of the Commission is being met from the Fund.
4. The petition fee is recognized as revenue as and when the petitions received and
accepted. License fee revenue is based on the energy handled by the distribution
licensees and allocated capacity of the Transmission licensee during the year.
5. Depreciation on the assets of the Commission (excluding the furnishing articles

provided at the residences of the Chairman and the Members of the Commission) is
provided at the SLM rates specified in the Companies Act, 2013.
6. Depreciation on the Furnishing Articles supplied to the Chairman, Members of the

Commission is provided at 50 percent on SLM in respect of articles falling under
Annexure I and 15 percent on WDV method in respect of articles specified in Annexure
II in line with High Court Judges (Writing off, selling and utilization of Furnishing
Articles) Rules, 1990.
7. Pension fund has been created to meet the future pension liability of employees of the
TSERC excluding the leave encashment and gratuity duly constituting the TSERC
Employees Pension Trust.
8. TSERC Employees Gratuity trust has been created to meet the future gratuity liability
of TSERC employees.
9. Provision for EL encashment for the officers and staff provided to meet the future
liability.
= = 61 = =
RECEIPT & PAYMENTS ACCOUNT FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31.03.2022

RECEIPTS Current Year Previous Year PAYMENTS Current Year Previous Year
2021-22 2020-21 2021-22 2020-21
1.Opening Balances I. Expenses
a) Cash in hand a). Establishment Expenses
b) Bank Balances (i) Salaries & Other benefits to
Chairman and Members
(i) State Bank of India 68,95,90,637 56,82,40,607 (a) Salaries 83,21,016 76,26,886
(b) Allowances 36,31,428 30,72,000
(c) Other benefits 26,65,009 23,88,591
c) Temporary advance (ii) Salaries & Other benefits to Officers
- -
and Staff
II. Grants Received (a) Salaries 2,86,08,982 2,63,99,036
a).From state Government 6,84,54,000 6,64,60,000 (b) Allowances 74,31,723 73,63,362
(c) Other benefits 29,26,868 16,26,094
III. Interest Received (iii) Pensions & Retirement benefits 2,75,89,386 4,63,75,665
a) On Bank deposits 3,73,31,231 4,02,19,376 b). Administrative Expenses
b) On Staff Loans 1,67,151 10,000 (i) Postage & Telegram 25,054 12,462
(ii) Printing & Stationery 2,39,795 1,58,870
IV. Other income (specify) (iii) Office expenses 26,17,344 9,97,624
a) Annual Licence Fee 12,91,87,145 12,70,34,865 (iv) Manpower hiring 53,58,833 43,29,566
b) Licence exemption Fee 12,37,215 12,37,215 (v) Insurances, Rents & Taxes 38,06,962 38,02,450
c) Petition Filing Fee 46,63,000 1,66,80,000 (vi) Hire charges - Vehicles 5,62,088 7,74,860
d) Sale of Tariff Order - 22,200 (vii) Telephones & Internet 3,47,148 2,85,199
e) Miscellaneous Receipts 8,505 4,361 (viii) Water charges 42,593 12,265
(ix) Petrol & Diesel 5,03,150 2,59,533
V. Any other receipts (give details) (x) AMC expenses 4,75,501 3,91,479
a) Recoveries from Loans to Staff (xi) Newspapers and periodicals 75,808 42,021
(i) Motor car/cycle advance 36,800 2,66,600 (xii) Travelling expenses 63,510 1,618
(ii) computer advance 6,000 - (xiii) Training expenses 3,540 -
(iii) Educational Advance 33,500 9,750 (xiv) Subscription and Membership 6,43,525 5,87,120
(iv) Festival Advance 3,750 48,500 (xv) Advertisement and Publicity 5,36,400 4,30,740
(v) Receivables from staff - - (xvi) Professional Services 1,13,54,336 1,40,25,169
b) Sale of assets - - (xvii) Audit Fee 1,85,210 -
c) Cheques issued but not submitted - 3,800 (xviii) Bank charges 649 649
(xix) Repairs and Maintenance 1,84,553 2,96,195
d) Due from DISCOMs received - - (xx) Legal expenses 18,81,000 17,61,500
f) Others - - (xxi) Release of Security Deposit 16,800 6,25,172
g) Security Deposit from Contractors - - (xxii) Electricity and Maintenance 6,01,858 8,43,219
h) Receivables from DISCOMs 88,500 - II. Investment & Deposits
a) Telephone deposit - -
VII. Others b) Release of un-claimed amount (P.Tax) 3,800 -
I) Receipt from unknown depositor 90.00 - III. Expenditure on Fixed Assets
a) Air conditioners - 5,04,000
b) Computers & Printers - 14,94,644
c) Water cooler 11,990 -
d) Furniture 89,491 2,10,997
e) Cell phones - -
f) Vehicles - 25,62,385
g) Capital Work - In - Progress 6,55,408 -
h) Office equipment - 1,31,238
i) Annexure – I - 7,89,936
j) Annexure – II 1,87,793 4,19,092
IV. Other Payments

a) TDS on deposit interest - -
b) Loans to Staff
(i) Computer advance 92,500 -
(ii) Festival advance 25,000 37,500
(iii) Education advance - 7,500
IV. Closing Balances

a) Cash in hand - -
b) Bank balances - -
(i) State Bank of India 81,90,41,473 68,95,90,637
93,08,07,524 82,02,37,274 93,08,07,524 82,02,37,274
= = 62 = =

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Telangana State Electricity Regulatory Commission

TELANGANA STATE ELECTRICITY REGULATORY COMMISSION

Annual Report for FY 2021-22

In exercise of the powers conferred under schedule XII (c) (3) of

The Government of Telangana State (GoTS) vide G.O.Ms.No.16, Energy

 Sri T.Sriranga Rao as Chairman

1.2. Functions of the Commission

 As per section 86(1) of the Electricity Act, 2003, the State

(a) determine the tariff for generation, supply, transmission and

Provided that where open access has been permitted to a category

(b) regulate electricity purchase and procurement process of

(c) facilitate intra-state transmission and wheeling of electricity;

(d) issue licences to persons seeking to act as transmission licensees,

(e) promote co-generation and generation of electricity from

(f) adjudicate upon the disputes between the licensees, and

(g) levy fee for the purposes of this Act;

(i) specify or enforce standards with respect to quality, continuity

(j) fix the trading margin in the intra-State trading of electricity, if

(k) discharge such other functions as may be assigned to it under this

(a) promotion of competition, efficiency and economy in activities of

(b) promotion of investment in electricity industry;

(c) reorganization and restructuring of electricity industry in the

(d) matters concerning generation, transmission, distribution and

 As per section 86 (4) of the Electricity Act, 2003, in discharge of its

1.3. Powers of the Commission

 The Commission shall, for the purposes of any inquiry or

i. summoning and enforcing the attendance of any person and

 The Commission may authorise any person, as it deems fit, to

1.4. Website of the Commission

 Website: The Commission’s website is (www.tserc.gov.in) which is

1.5. E-initiatives of the Commission

 The Commission has exploited the COVID-19 pandemic to its

 The adjudicating process is conducted on virtual mode and hearings

 The Commission has also conducted various meetings on virtual

1.6. Officers and Staff of the Commission

 The Commission has adopted previously subsisting regulations,

 The Commission in discharging its functions efficiently under the

 For functional convenience, the office of the Commission is

 The Officers and staff as on 31-03-2022 are as follows:

S. No. Name Designation

S. No. Name Designation

1.7. State Advisory Committee (SAC)

1.8. Forum of Regulators (FoR)

1.9. Forum of Indian Regulators (FoIR)

S.No Name Program Name Duration

1.10. Trainings programs / workshops attended by Officers:

S.No Name of the Employee Program Name Duration

1.11. Training Programme attended by Staff

S.No Name of the Employee & Program Name Duration

2.2. Investment Proposals approved during FY 2021-22

The following Investment approvals for erection of 132 kV SS, Augmentation

2.3. Major Decisions in 2021-22

2.3.1.Commission passed the Suo Moto order in the matter of according

2.3.2.Commission issued order in the matter of according consent to the draft

2.3.3.Commission issued order in the matter of according consent to the draft

2.3.4.Commission issued order in the matter of according consent for

2.3.5.Commission issued order in the matter of according consent to the

Distribution Company of Telangana Limited and Singareni Collieries

2.3.6.Commission issued order in the matter of according approval to the

2.3.7.Commission issued order in the matter of Suo-Moto consent to a) Six

2.3.8.Commission issued common order in the matter of Suo-Moto approval

3.1.2. Commission issued order on Annual Performance Review/True-Up of

3.1.3. Commission issued order on Aggregate Revenue

3.1.4. Commission issued order in determining the Additional Surcharge for