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TATA POWER's Vision, Mission and ValuesVision
To be the most admired and responsible Integrated Power Company with international footprint,delivering sustainable value to all stakeholders.
Mission
We will become the most admired and responsible Company delivering sustainable value by:
• Operating our assets at benchmark levels
• Executing project safely, with predictable benchmark quality, cost and time
• Growing the Tata Power businesses, be it across the value chain or across geographies, and also in allied or new
businesses
• Driving Organizational Transformation that will make us have the conviction and capabilities to deliver on our
strategic intent
• Achieving our sustainability intent of ‘Leadership with Care’ , by having leading and best practices on Care for
Environment, Care for the Community, Care for the Customers and Shareholders, and Care for the People
Values
Our Values are SACRED to us
Safety : Safety is a core value over which no business objective can have a higher priority
Agility : Speed, Responsiveness and being Proactive, achieved through Collaboration and Empowering Employees
Care : Care for Shareholders – our Environment, Customers and Shareholders – both existing and potential, our Community and our people (our employees and partners)
Respect : Treat all Stakeholders with respect and dignity
Ethics : Achieve the most admired standards of Ethics, through Integrity and mutual Trust
Diligence : Do everything (set direction, deploy actions, analyze, review, plan and mitigate risks etc.) with a thoroughness that delivers Quality and Excellence – in all areas, and especially, in Operations, Execution and Growth
Consumer Bill of RightsAs our consumer, you have the right to:
• Safe and reliable power at competitive prices.
• Work with a company that assists to reduce your bills and help you conserve energy.
• Accurate and transparent bills that are easy to understand and in the event of a discrepancy are easy to get corrected,
and usually in one call.
• Be served with respect and regard for your time.
• Our complete commitment to a clean environment that is re�ected in our activities, support and involvement.
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CORPORATE SUSTAINABILITY POLICYAt Tata Power, our Sustainability Policy integrates
economic progress, social responsibility and
environmental concerns with the objective of improving
quality of life. We believe in integrating our business
values and operations to meet the expectations of our
customers, employees, partners, investors, communities
and public at large.
• We will uphold the values of honesty, partnership
and fairness in our relationship with stakeholders.
• We shall provide and maintain a clean, healthy and
safe working environment for employees,
customers, partners and the community.
• We will strive to consistently enhance our value
proposition to the customers and adhere to our
promised standards of service delivery.
• We will respect the universal declaration of human
rights, International Labour Organization's
fundamental conventions on core labour standards
and operate as an equal opportunities employer.
• We shall encourage and support our partners to
adopt responsible business policies, Business Ethics
and our Code of Conduct Standards.
• We will continue to serve our communities:
• By implementing sustainable Community
Development Programmes including through
public/private partnerships in and around our
area of operations.
• By constantly protecting ecology, maintaining
and renewing bio-diversity and wherever
necessary conserving and protecting wild life,
particularly endangered species.
• By encouraging our employees to serve
communities by volunteering and by sharing
their skills and expertise.
• By striving to deploy sustainable technologies
and processes in all our operations and use
scarce natural resources e�ciently in our
facilities.
• We will also help communities that are a�ected
by natural calamities or untoward incidence, or
that are physically challenged in line with the
Tata Group's efforts.
• The management will commit all the necessary
resources required to meet the goals of
Corporate Sustainability.
TATA POWER HelplineFor any Complaints / Enquiries / Requests 1-800-209-5161 (24x7 Toll Free)
Fire / Accident 25774399
Email [email protected]
Website cp.tatapower.com
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To Avail of e-Services ( SMS & Email):Register for e-services on cp.tatapower.com
• Bill Generation & Due Date Reminder
• Bill Generation
• Payment Receipt
• Discount Date Reminder
• Due Date Reminder
Any information contained in this document shall in no
way dilute the provisions of The Indian Electricity Act /
Rules, Supply Act / Electricity Supply (MERC regulations,
tariff or any other order or adversely affect or relax any
powers provided under them) and in case of any
contradictions, the relevant provisions of the Statutory
Act shall prevail.
Tata Power is a unified licensed distributor for Mumbai.
It distributes electricity in East Suburb, Metro, North
Suburb, Urban, West Suburb, City South. TATA POWER's
primary objective is to serve the consumers to their
utmost satisfaction, by achieving world-class Quality
Standards and Service Reliability levels.
To Choose TATA POWER
New Connection:
New Connection will be provided, within the time frame
stipulated by MERC in their "Standards of Performance".
The details are as mentioned below. Time period for
provision of supply from date of receipt of completed
application and payment of charges:
• In case connection is to be provided from existing
network- One Month.
• Where extension or augmentation of
distributing main is required- Three Months.
• Where commissioning of sub-station is required-
One Year.
Changeover Connection: After submission of completed
application form along with necessary documents and
payments, power supply changeover will be carried-out
within 30 days.
New Connection / Changeover 1800-209-5161
Email [email protected]
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Type of Service ConnectionsConnection Services are provided either on Permanent
basis or on Temporary basis, depending upon the
requirement of Consumers. The tariff for Permanent and
Temporary connections shall be as per the Tariff Order
issued by MERC from time to time.
1. Permanent Connection
For regular, long term usage of electricity permanent
connection is provided at the premises of the consumer.
2. Temporary Connection
For temporary period not exceeding two years as may be
agreed between Tata Power and the Applicant - For
functions such as construction, marriages, social,
religious or public gatherings.
Service Line Charges
Note:
1. For the applicants seeking dedicated distribution
facility, TPC is entitled to recover charges in accordance
with Regulation 3.3.3 of Supply Code.
2. Where the provision of supply to an applicant
necessitates augmentation of the distribution system,
TPC is entitled to recover charges in accordance with
Regulation 3.3.4 of Supply Code.
3. In case of applicants seeking extension of load,
service connection charges would be based on total
load and not on the additional load / contract demand
requirement.
As per Commission’s Order dated December 22, 2006 (Case No. 30 of 2006).
Below are the service line charges as per the sanctioned load
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SCHEDULE OF RATES
Service Connection Charges for New Connection and Extension of Load
Sr. No. As approved by MERC *
Category Service Connection charges in (Rs.)
1 L.T. Supply
Single Phase
For loads up to 5 kW 2000
Loads above 5 kW and up to 10 kW 3000
Three Phase
Motive Power up to 27 HP or other loads up to 20 kW 3000
Motive Power above 27 HP but up to 67 HP or other loads above 20 kW but up to 50 kW 19500
Motive Power above 67 HP but up to 134 HP or other loads above 50 kW but up to 100 kW 40000
60000Motive Power above 134 HP but up to 201 HP or other loads above 100 kW but up to 150 kW
2 H.T. Supply
For loads up to 500 kVA 350000
Load above 500 kVA 400000
Security Deposit
CategoryRate Rs. Per Sanctioned Load / Contact
Demand (kW/KVA)
Residential (Direct / Changeover) Rs.200 / Rs.70
LT Commercial / Temporary Supply Rs.10000
LT Industrial Rs.500
HT Industrial
HT Commercial / Temporary Supply
Rs.1200
Rs.1500
Tari�s and Service ChargesTariff charges as per MERC rules are mentioned below:
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Tata Power Tariff for Direct Customers on Tata Power wires w.e.f. 01st October 2016
Fixed ChargeConsumer Category
LT Category
LT I (A): LT – Residential (BPL)
LT I (B): LT – Residential
0-100 units
101 – 300 units
301 – 500 units
Above 500 units
LT II - LT Commercial
(A) 0-20 kW
(B) > 20 kW and ≤ 50 kW
(C ) > 50 kW
LT III (A): LT - Industry upto 20 kW load
LT III (B): LT - Industry, above 20 kW load
10
50
80
80
105
280
230
230
230
280
Rs. Per Month
Rs. Per Month
Rs. Per Month
Rs. Per Month
Rs. Per Month
Rs. Per Month
Rs. Per Month 9.07
8.56
Rs. Per kVA Per Month
Rs. Per kVA Per Month
Rs. Per kVA Per Month
2.9
5.17
9.57
11.84
9.82
8.06
9.57
2.52
Units for Fixed Charges Net Tariff (Rs./kWh)
LT IV: LT-Public Water Works (PWW) and Sewage Treatment Plants 230 Rs. Per kVA Per Month 6.77
LT V: LT - Advertisements and Hoardings 460 Rs. Per Month 12.34
LT VI: LT- Street Lights 230# 7.81
LT VIII: LT- Crematoriums and Burial Grounds 230 Rs. Per Connection
Per Month 5.54
Wheeling charges (in Rs/kWh): Cost of network
Description Tata Power
1.77
0.8HT Level
LT Level
*Tariff may be subject to revision by MERC
Tata Power Tariff for Changeover Consumers (FY 15 Tariff ) w.e.f. 1st April 2014
Consumer Category
LT I (A): LT – Residential (BPL)
LT I (B): LT – Residential
0-100 units 0.99 1.61 0.40
0.27
3.00
6.28
11.02
13.50
50
0.66 1.6110
101 – 300 units 2.96 1.61 0.7580
301-500 units 6.79 1.61 1.74
0.00
0.00
0.96
0.8880
Above 500 Units (Balance Units) 8.76 1.61 2.06 1.07105
2.54
Tata PowerEnergyCharge
(Rs/kWh)
FixedCharge(Rs/PerMonth)
CrossSubsidy
SurchargePayable to
R-Infra(Rs/kWh)
WheelingCharges
Payable toR-Infra
(Rs/kWh)
Net Tariff(Rs/kWh)
RegulatoryAsset
Chargespayable to
R-Infra(Rs/kWh)
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LT VII (A): LT - Temporary Supply - Religious (TSR)
LT VIII: LT- Crematoriums and Burial Grounds
460 Rs. Per Connection Per Month
Rs. Per Connection Per Month
9.82
6.3230
LT IX (A): LT - Government Educational Institutions and Hospitals
LT IX (B): LT - Public Services - Others
LT X (A): LT - Agriculture - Pumpsets
LT X (B): LT – Agriculture– Others
HT Category
HT I: HT – Industry
HT II: HT- Commercial
HT III: HT - Group Housing Society (Residential)
HT IV: HT - Public Water Works (PWW) and Sewage Treatment Plants
HT V - Railways, Metro & Monorail
HT VI – (A): HT - Government Educational Institutions and Hospitals
HT VI - (B): Public Service - Others
Rs. Per Connection Per Month
Rs. Per Connection Per Month
Rs. Per HP Per Month
Rs. Per kW Per Month
Rs. Per kVA Per Month
Rs. Per kVA Per Month
Rs. Per kVA Per Month
Rs. Per kVA Per Month
Rs. Per kVA Per Month
Rs. Per kVA Per Month
Rs. Per kVA Per Month
7.43
9.44
4.67
6.37
8.98
9.36
7.59
7.72
7.22
7.59
280
280
30
75
230
230
230
230
230
230
230 9.17
9.73HT VII- HT - Temporary Supply 460 Rs. Per Connection Per Month
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Note:1) *Tata Power net energy charge is inclusive of Distribution loss of R-infra's network which is 8.66% for LT network and 1.71% for HT network.2) The above Fixed charges for Residential Category is for Single Phase Connection. A Fixed charge of Rs. 105 per month will be levied on Residential consumers availing 3- phase supply. An Additional Fixed Charge of Rs. 105 per 10 kW load or part thereof above 10 kW load shall also be payable.3) # Street Lighting having automatic timers' for switching on/off would be levied Demand Charges on the lower of the following
TOD Tariffs (in addition to above base tariffs) compulsory for LT II (B) and (C), LT IV, and LT IX category, HT I, HT II and HT VIcategories and optional for LT II (A) and LT III category
*Tariff may be subject to revision by MERC
LT VII (A): LT - Temporary Supply - Religious (TSR)
LT VI: LT- Street Lights
LT VII (B): LT - Temporary Supply - Others (TSO)
LT III (B): LT - Industry, above 20 kW load
LT V: LT - Advertisements and Hoardings
LT IV - LT Industries above 20 kW
LT III (A): LT - Industry upto 20 kW load
(C ) > 50 kW
3.28
LT II - LT Commercial
6.79 1.61 2.05 1.20230
6.35 1.61 1.62 0.96 10.54
10.75
280
LT VIII: LT- Crematoriums and Burial Grounds
06:00 hours to 09:00 hours
09:00 hours to 12:00 hours
12:00 hours to 18:00 hours
18:00 hours to 22:00 hours
22:00 hours to 06:00 hours
0.00
0.50
0.00
1.00
-0.75
7.01 11.571.61 1.83 1.12280
5.47 10.21
11.65
1.61(B) > 20 kW and ≤ 50 kW 1.95 1.18230
6.12
7.01
1.24
1.61
1.61
1.61
1.61
1.66
0.00
2.03
0.00
1.34
1.00
10.31
7.75
14.76
9.06
5.76
11.99
5.91 1.61
1.61
1.61
1.73
0.78
2.38
0.98
1.57
1.03
1.06
0.87
200
230
230
460
230
9.20
5.26 1.61 1.16
4.38
230*
460*
3.94 0.71 6.26230
4.93 0.70 0.97 8.21280
(A) 0-20 kW
LT IX (B): LT - Public Services - Others 10.681.61 1.34 1.06280 6.68
HT I: HT – Industry 10.340.84 1.79 1.10230 6.61
HT II: HT- Commercial
HT III: HT - Group Housing Society (Residential)
HT IV: HT - Public Water Works (PWW) and Sewage Treatment Plants
HT VI – (A): HT - Government Educational Institutions and Hospitals
HT VI - (B): Public Service - Others
HT VII- HT - Temporary Supply
10.82
8.95
9.35
9.07
10.58
11.20
0.84
0.84
0.84
0.84
0.84
0.84
1.91
1.59
1.75
1.65
1.86
1.89
1.16
1.09
1.11
1.25
1.03
1.15230
230
230
230
230
460
6.92
5.49
5.60
5.49
6.77
7.22
LT IV: LT-Public Water Works (PWW)and Sewage Treatment Plants
LT IX (A): LT - Government Educational Institutions and Hospitals
a) 50% of the contract demandb) Actual Recorded demand
4) For LT VII A & B - Additional Fixed Charges of Rs. 225 per 10 kW load or part therefo above 10 kW load shall be payable
Modes of PaymentTATA POWER provides its consumer with several modes of
bill payment options for their comfort:
1. Tata Power Customer Relations and Bill
Collections Centres
2. Standard Chartered Bank Drop Boxes
3. Online Payment
4. NACH (National Automated Clearing House)
5. Self- Service Kiosks
6. Mobile Bill Collection Van
7. ITZ Cash Outlets
8. Suvidhaa Outlets
9. ICICI Bank Branches
10. Paytm
11. Mobile App
12. EBPP (Electronic Bill Payment &
Presentment)
13. ABPS (Advance Bill Payment Scheme)
For a complete list of bill payment facilities log on to
cp.tatapower.com
Request Acceptance & Grievance Redressal System at TATA POWER
TATA POWER has an effective and consumer friendly
grievance redressal mechanism where consumers
can express their grievances using any of the Touch
Points/following modes:
• Call Center (1-800-209-5161)
• Customer Relation Centres in every zone
• Online complaint registration (cp.tatapower.com)
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If a consumer is still aggrieved, he may approach IGR Cell:
Internal Grievance Redressal (IGR) Cell: This is a forum set up for redressal of TATA POWER’s consumer grievances regarding disputes other than theft or unauthorized use in accordance with the guidelines specied by the Maharashtra Electricity Regulatory Commission (MERC).
If the consumer is not satisfied with the resolution of grievances with TATA POWER, he can lodge the complaint with IGR Cell at the following address:
Internal Grievance Redressal (IGR) Cell, Tata Power Company Ltd., Distribution Customer Services, Dharavi Receiving Station, Near Shalimar Industrial Estate, Matunga (West), Mumbai – 400 019
Email: [email protected], Fax: 67172730
If consumer is aggrieved by the resolution of IGR cell, he may approach Independent Forums in the hierarchical manner.
Independent Forums
In case the complaints are not resolved as per the consumer expectations, the same can be forward to independent forums which are institutionalized under the aegis of Maharashtra Electricity Regulatory Commission (MERC).
Grievance Escalation Hierarchy:Consumer Relation
Centre / Call Centre /Website / Emails
Customer Relations Centre Supervisor/ Head Call Centre
Group Head - Customer Relations Centres
ComplaintRegistration
ComplaintResolution By
RespectiveDepartments
ComplaintResolved
ComplaintClosed
Intimation ToConsumer
Complaint Not Resolved
Head – Customer Relations
Chief – Distribution Customer Services
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a. Consumer Grievance Redressal Forum (CGRF):
This is an independent forum set up for redressal of
TATA POWER's consumer grievances regarding
disputes other than theft or unauthorized use in
accordance with the guidelines specified by the
Maharashtra Electricity Regulatory Commission
(MERC).
In the event that a consumer is not satisfied with the
remedy provided by the IGR Cell to his grievance
within a period of two months from the date of
intimation or where no remedy has been provided
within such period, the consumer may submit the
Grievance to CGRF at the following address:
Chairperson, Consumer Grievance Redressal
Forum (CGRF), Tata Power Company Ltd.,
Distribution Customer Services, Dharavi Receiving
Station, Near Shalimar Industrial Estate, Matunga
(West), Mumbai - 400 019
Email:[email protected].
Fax: 67172730
Every grievance must be submitted in writing to the
forum in the format set out in Schedule A as per MERC
Regulations, 2006 which is downloadable from
cp.tatapower.com
b. Ombudsman
This is an independent forum set up by MERC. Any
consumer, who is aggrieved by the decision of
Consumer Grievance Redressal Forum, can appeal to
Ombudsman against the decision of CGRF.
Ombudsman,
Maharashtra Electricity Regulatory Commission,
606-608, Keshava Building, Bandra-Kurla Complex,
Mumbai - 400 051.
Email: [email protected]
Meter Testing ChargesMeter testing fees to be charged by the Licensee would be as under:-
If you are not satisfied with TATA POWERmeter testing report, you may contact:
Bureau of Indian Standards (WROL), MumbaiManakalaya, E-9, MIDC,Behind Marol Telephone Exchange,Andheri (E), Mumbai- 400093, MaharashtraTel No. 022-28327856/7891, Fax No. 022-28262057E-mail: [email protected]
Ashco Analytical Services, MumbaiLab House Plot No. F-13, Opp Seepz, MIDC, Andheri (E), Mumbai- 400093, Tel No. 022-28361002/28376701, Fax No. 022-28350286
Category of meter (Rs./meter)
Single phase 200
Three phase 500
MD or Trivector Meter 1000
Testing of CT / PT Units
at installation 1000
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Don’ts which fall under Vigilance Cases
Dos for Bill Payment
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Dos and Don’ts
• Extend the power supply for the premises or area which is beyond the authorized area even if it belongs to you.
• Bypass/tamper the meter.
• Break any type of seal on the meter or any other Tata Power Company’s installation.
• Reconnect/disconnect your power supply on your own or by local electrician.
• Use electricity for the purpose other than the authorized usage.
Eg: The supply is authorized for residence purpose; you use power for office, shops, small scale industry etc.
• Exceed sanctioned load.
Make the payment on or before due date to avoid disconnection notice.
• Write your correct consumer number on the cheque.
• If you miss the due date and receive a disconnection notice please make the payment before notice expiry date and immediately inform our call centre with the payment details.
• Please log your correct mobile no. and email ID for receiving alerts and e-bills.
• Log a complaint at our toll free no. 1800-209-5161 when you don’t receive your monthly bill.
• In case your line is disconnected, kindly make the payment at your nearest Customer Relations Centre with the reconnection charges and pending security deposit if any.
• If your supply has been disconnected for more than 6 months, then please visit your nearest Customer Relations Centre and apply for a new connection.
• If you want to disconnect the power supply permanently, please visit your neares Customer Relations Centre.
• Use power plugs equipped with Earth Leakage Circuit
Breaker (ELCB) which is also called Residual current circuit
breaker (RCCB).
• Don’t use any electrical appliance without an Earth wire
connection.
• Call a qualified electrician to carry out any electrical repair
and wiring.
• Don’t overload circuits and install additional circuits if
needed.
• Please do not insert bare wires into electrical plug sockets.
Always use suitable two-pin or three-pin plugs while
connecting any electrical appliance.
• Please do not use worn-out, frayed, damaged cords or
appliances.
• In case of fire due to electrical short circuit, please do not
use water. Please switch OFF the mains immediately and
do not touch any electrical connection, as it may still be
live.
• If anybody gets an electrical shock, please do not touch
the person with bare hands to protect. Immediately switch
OFF the supply and use wooden stick to rescue. Arrange
for Medical treatment immediately.
• Follow correct specifications when replacing electrical uses
in consultation with LEC (Licensed Electrical Contractor).
Dos - Don’ts For Safety
Safety Tips• Please use electrical appliances, cords and fixtures
with ISI mark only.
• Please use power plugs equipped with Earth
Leakage Circuit Breaker (ELCB) which is also called
Residual Current Circuit Breaker (RCCB).
• Please follow correct specifications when replacing
electrical fuses.
• Please do not use any electrical appliance without
an Earth wire connection.
• Please ensure switch boards at a safe height and
out of reach of children.
• Please cover all unused electrical outlets or use
electrical outlets with inbuilt shutters.
• Please call a qualified electrician to carry out any
electrical repair and wiring.
• Please do not overload circuits and install
additional circuits if needed.
• Please do not replace the electrical fuse unless the
fault is identified & rectified.
• Please do not insert bare wires into electrical plug
sockets. Always use suitable two-pin or three-pin
plugs while connecting any electrical appliance.
• Please keep all electrical appliances and equipments
dry and away from water.
• Please do not operate any electrical equipment
with wet hands or body.
• Please unplug all electrical appliances when not in
use.
• Please keep electric hot iron or other electrically
charged equipments away from children.
• Please turn off all electrical equipments before
leaving the house.
• Please do not use worn-out, frayed, damaged cords
or appliances.
• Please avoid usage of electrical extension cords. If
required, then please ensure that it is rated
correctly.
• Avoid cords running through doors, walls, floors or
any other location where it could get damaged.
Please read carefully all manuals and manufacturer’s
instructions before use.
• In case of fire due to electrical short circuit, please
do not use water. Please switch OFF the mains
immediately and do not touch any electrical
connection, as it may still be live.
• If anybody gets an electrical shock, please do not
touch the person with bare hands to protect.
Immediately switch OFF the supply and use
wooden stick to rescue. Arrange for Medical
treatment immediately.
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Energy Saving TipsLighting: - Use CFLs or LED lamps. (Compact
�uorescent lamps). They are four times more energy
e�cient than normal (incandescent) bulbs and give the
same luminescence. Always Clean lighting fixtures to
get full illumination.
Fans: - Replace conventional regulators with electronic
regulators for ceiling fans. Insure exhaust fans are
installed at a higher elevation than ceiling fans. Use BEE
Star-rated fans.
Microwaves / Ovens: - Do not bake large food items
and don't open the oven door too often as each
opening leads to a temperature drop of 25°C.
Computers: - Always remember to shut down your
computer after completing your work. It saves energy
and reduces system wear & tear.
Air Conditioners: - Buy air conditioners with automatic
temperature cut o� and set them on low cool setting.
Set AC thermostat as high as comfortably possible in
summers because the lesser the di�erence between the
indoor and the outdoor temperatures, the lesser the
energy consumption. Use BEE Star-rated appliances.
Please visit cp.tatapower.com for registration or call 1-800-209-5161
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