PSPCL Tariff Order FY 2021 22 Annex 2

ANNEXURE - II
SCHEDULES OF TARIFF
For FY 2021-22 w.e.f. 01.06.2021
(For the period of 01.04.2021 to 31.05.2021 applicable Schedule of Tariff shall be as annexed with TO for FY 2020-21)
(To be read with General Conditions of Tariff annexed at Annexure – I)

SI. SCHEDULE OF TARIFF FOR LARGE SUPPLY INDUSTRIAL POWER(LS)
SI.1 Availability
SI.1.1 This tariff shall apply to all industrial power supply consumers having contract
demand exceeding 100 kVA, including IT units covered under definition of
‗Electronic Hardware and Information Technology (IT) Sector‘ as per the GoP
notification no. 17/7/2014-AS 1/ 1372 dated 09.11.2015 or as amended from time
to time.
Oil/Gas terminals, gas bottling plants, depots of oil/gas companies, poultry, goatery,
piggery, fish farming (exclusive), dairy farms, Maize Dryer Units and Food
(including fruits and vegetables) processing, packing & storage units, meeting
above criteria shall also be covered in this schedule.
SI.1.1.1 A separate NRS connection in the premises of LS consumers shall be permissible
for regular conduct of commercial activities provided such activity is permissible
under by laws/Rules of the Govt. The electric wiring and portion of the building for
such activity should be separate.
SI.2 Character of Service
SI.2.1 Alternating Current, 50 cycles/second, Three Phase 11 kV or higher Voltage as
specified in the Supply Code 2014, depending on quantum/type of load/ contract
demand and availability of bus voltage & transformer winding capacity at the
feeding sub-station.
SI.3 Tariff
Energy Charge Fixed Charge
Description
(Rs./kVAh) (Rs./kVA/month)
General Industry
SI.3.1 i) Above 100 kVA and upto1000 kVA 6.05 185
ii) Above 1000 KVA and upto 2500 kVA 6.15 245
iii) Above 2500 KVA 6.27 285
Power Intensive Units i.e. Induction furnaces, Chloroalkaline units, Billet heaters,
Surface hardening Machines, Electrolytic process industries, Electrical Bell Furnace
for Annealing, Arc Furnaces (including Electro Slag Refining units) etc.
SI.3.2 i) Above 100 kVA and upto1000 kVA 6.09 190
ii) Above 1000 KVA and upto 2500 kVA 6.40 275
iii) Above 2500 KVA 6.49 315
Seasonal Industries covered undercondition 18 of the General Conditions of Tariff
a) Seasonal Rate
Same as
i) Above 100 kVA and upto1000 kVA specified for the 370 (for 6 Months)
SI.3.3
ii) Above 1000 KVA and upto 2500 kVA relevant general 490 (for 6 Months)
iii) Above 2500 KVA Industrial 570 (for 6 Months)
category
b) Off Seasonal Rate Nil
PSERC – Tariff Order FY 2021-22 for PSPCL 201
Description
Ice Factories, Ice Candies& Cold Storages
SI.3.4 i) April to July 370
ii) August to March next year 93
SI.3.5 Foruse of electricity exclusively during night hours (in accordance with condition 22
of General Conditions of Tariff)
i) 10.00 PM to 06.00 AM (next day) 4.86
Normal rates as 50% of the charges
ii) 06.00 AM to 10.00 AM applicable to the specified for the
respective category relevant category
under relevant
Schedule
Note: In addition to the Energy Charge:
(i) Fuel Cost Adjustment (FCA) charge for the relevant period shall be applicable in
accordance with condition 8 of General Conditions of Tariff;
(ii) ToD tariff shall be applicable in accordance with condition 15 of General Conditions
of Tariff.
SI.3.6 For industrieswhere the load is of mixed nature,i.e. in addition to General Industrial
loads, Arc/ Power Intensive loads are also running, Fixed and Energy Charges shall
be determined by computing the Maximum Demand and energy consumption for the
billing month on pro-rata basis in proportion to such demands sanctioned by the
distribution licensee and applicable tariff (Fixed Charge and Energy Charge) shall be
as specified against the corresponding demand slab (without clubbing of Arc/Power
Intensive and general load) under the relevant schedule of tariff. Provided that the
total charges payable by such Mixed Industry consumer shall not be less than the
charges payable, in case his total load (General and PIU) is considered as the
general load.
In such cases, Power Intensive loads shall comprise of loads as mentioned in para
SI.3.2, including auxiliary loads, loads of pollution control machinery, gas plants &
corresponding lighting loads, and general industrial loads in such cases shall
comprise loads of rolling mills and its allied loads, related workshop, general
engineering machinery and corresponding lighting load, for the purpose of levy of
Fixed Charges. Provided that billet heaters having total installed/connected kVA
rating upto 100 kVA shall not be considered as PIU load. Where rating in kVA is
not available, rated load in kW shall be converted into kVA considering unity
power factor.
SI.3.7 Voltage Surcharge/Rebate
The voltage surcharge/rebate shall be applicable as per condition 13 of General
Conditions of Tariff.
SI.4 Seasonal Industries
Seasonal industries shall be billed as per condition 18 of General Conditions of
Tariff.
SI.5 Factory Lighting and Colony Lighting
All consumption for bona fide factory lighting shall be included for charging under
the above tariff. The consumption for residential purposes i.e. staff quarters of
factory, street lighting etc. shall also be charged under this Schedule. However, a
separate single point connection may be allowed for the colony load including
street lighting under PSERC (Single Point Supply to Cooperative Group Housing
Societies/Employers) Regulations 2008, if the colony is in separate premises.
SI.6 Load/Demand Surcharge
Load/demand surcharge shall be applicable as per Condition 23 of General
SI.7 Force Majeure applicable for Arc/Induction furnaces
In the event, where normal working of the industry is affected as a result of lock
out due to labour problem, damage of EHV Power Transformer, failure on the part
of distribution licensee to supply power, fires, earth-quakes, floods, tempests and
lightning, directly resulting in closure of industry or normal supply hours reduced
through specific order of the distribution licensee for power regulation purposes,
the consumer shall be entitled to proportionate reduction in fixed charges,
provided that such closure or reduced working hours continue for at least
seven days consecutively in a billing cycle month directly as a consequence of
any of the above conditions, with the approval of load sanctioning authority. In the
event of relief being allowed in fixed charges under above conditions, the
consumers shall, however, be required to pay atleast fixed charges as applicable
to general Industry large supply consumers.
SII SCHEDULE OF TARIFF FOR MEDIUM SUPPLY INDUSTRIAL POWER (MS):
SII.1 Availability
This tariff shall apply to all industrial power supply consumers having contract
demand above 20 kVA but not exceeding 100kVA, including IT units covered
under definition of ‗Electronic Hardware and Information Technology (IT) Sector‘
as per the GoP notification no. 17/7/2014-AS 1/ 1372 dated 09.11.2015 or as
amended from time to time.
Oil/Gas terminals, gas bottling plants, depots of oil/gas companies, poultry,
goatery, piggery, fish farming (exclusive), dairy farms, Maize Dryer Units and
Food (including fruits and vegetables) processing, packing & storage units,
meeting above criteria shall also be covered in this schedule.
SII.1.1 A separate NRS connection in the premises of MS consumers shall be
permissible for regular conduct of commercial activities provided such activity is
permissible under by laws/Rules of the Govt. The electric wiring and portion of the
building for such activity should be separate.
SII.2 Character of Service
SII2.1 Alternating Current, 50 cycles/ second, Three Phase 400 volts or 11 kV (at
consumer‘s discretion), as specified in the Supply Code 2014.
SII.2.2 Metered supply connections to poultry, goatery, piggery, fish farming (exclusive)
and dairy farms may be released from category-1 or UPS or AP feeder at the
option of the consumer subject to the technical feasibility to release such
connection. However, the consumer opting for supply from AP feeder shall be
entitled to limited hours of supply as per power supply schedule applicable to AP
consumers. The consumers opting for supply from AP feeder shall not be eligible
for tariff applicable to agriculture consumers.
SII.3 Tariff
Description
SII.3.1 General Industry 5.80 120
Seasonal Industries covered under condition 18 of the General Conditions
of Tariff:
SII.3.2 240
(i) Seasonal Rate
5.80 (for 6 Months)
(ii) Off Seasonal Rate Nil
SII.3.3 Ice Factories, Ice Candies& Cold Storages
(i) April to July 240
5.80
(ii) August to March next year 60
SII.3.4 For use of electricity exclusively during night hours (in accordance with
condition 22 of General Conditions of Tariff)
i) 10.00 PM to 06.00 AM (next day) 4.86 50% of the
charges specified
ii) 06.00 AM to 10.00 AM for the relevant
5.80
category
accordance with condition 8 of General Conditions of Tariff;
(ii) ToD tariff shall be applicable in accordance with condition 15 of General Conditions
of Tariff.
SII.3.5 Voltage Surcharge/Rebate

The voltage surcharge/rebate shall be applicable as per condition 13 of the
General Conditions of Tariff.
SII.3.6 In case of Rice Shellers, Ice Factories, Cold Storage & Stone Crushers falling
under this schedule, where the metering is done on 11 kV and the consumer has
installed his own transformer, additional rebate of 3 paise per kVAh shall be
admissible over and above the voltage rebate admissible as per condition 13 of
the General Conditions of Tariff.
SII.4 Seasonal Industries
Tariff.
SII.5 Factory Lighting
The consumption for the bona fide factory lighting and residential quarters, if any,
attached to the factory shall not be metered separately. Only one meter shall be
installed for industrial & general load and entire consumption shall be charged at
the rate for industrial consumption.
SII.6 Load/Demand Surcharge

SIII SCHEDULE OF TARIFF FOR SMALL POWER INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY (SP)
SIII.1 Availability
This tariff shall apply to Industrial Power Supply consumerswith sanctioned load/
demand not exceeding 20 kVA, including IT units covered under definition of
‗Electronic Hardware and Information Technology (IT) Sector‘ as per the GoP
notification no. 17/7/2014-AS 1/ 1372 dated 09.11.2015 or as amended from time
to time.
Oil/Gas terminals, gas bottling plants, depots of oil/gas companies, poultry,
goatery, piggery, fish farming (exclusive), dairy farms, Maize Dryer Units and
Food (including fruits and vegetables) processing, packing & storage units,
meeting above criteria shall also be covered in this schedule.
SIII.1.1 A separate NRS connection in the premises of SP consumers shall be
permissible for regular conduct of commercial activities provided such activity is
permissible under the by laws/Rules of the Govt. The electric wiring and portion
of the building for such activity should be separate.
SIII.2 Character of Service
SIII.2.1 Alternating Current, 50 cycles/second, Single Phase 230 volts or Three Phase 400
volts, as specified in the Supply Code 2014.
SIII2.2 Metered Supply connections to poultry, goatery, piggery, fish farming (exclusive)
and dairy farms may be released from category-1 or UPS or AP feeder at the
option of the consumer subject to the technical feasibility to release such
connection. However, the consumer opting for supply from AP feeder shall be
entitled to limited hours of supply as per power supply schedule applicable to AP
consumers. The consumers opting for supply from AP feeder shall not be eligible
for tariff applicable to agriculture consumers.
SIII.3 Tariff
Description
SIII.3.1 General Industry 5.37 80
Seasonal industriescovered under condition 18 of the General Conditions of Tariff:
SIII.3.2 i) Seasonal Rate 160 (for 6 Months)
5.37
ii) Off Seasonal Rate Nil
Ice Factories, Ice Candies& Cold Storages
SIII.3.3 i) April to July 160
5.37
ii) August to March next year 40
For use of electricity exclusively during night hours (in accordance with condition 22
of General Conditions of Tariff)
SIII.3.4 i) 10.00 PM to 06.00 AM (next day) 4.86 50% of the charges
ii) 06.00 AM to 10.00 AM specified for the relevant
5.37 category
Note: In addition to the Energy Charge, Fuel Cost Adjustment (FCA) charge for the
relevant period shall be applicable in accordance with condition 8 of General Conditions
of Tariff.
SIII.3.5 Voltage Surcharge/Rebate

Voltage surcharge/rebate shall be applicable as per condition 13 of General
SIII.4 Seasonal Industry
Tariff.
SIII.5 Factory Lighting
The consumption for the bona fide factory lighting and residential quarters, if any,
attached to the factory shall not be metered separately. Only one meter shall be
installed for industrial & general load and entire consumption shall be charged at
the rate for industrial consumption.
SIII.6 Load/Demand Surcharge
SIV SCHEDULE OF TARIFF FOR AGRICULTURAL PUMPING SUPPLY (AP)
SIV.1 Availability
This tariff shall apply to irrigation pumping supply loads including Kandi Area
tube wells, tube wells in farms of PAU, Lift irrigation tube wells, PSTC tube wells,
IB tube wells, tube wells installed under Technical Co- operative Assistance
Scheme, tube wells of Co-operative Societies formed by marginal farmers for
installing deep bore tube wells under Central Assistance Schemes, tube wells
used to provide irrigation for horticulture/floriculture in open field condition or net
houses, green/hot houses, tube wells of Harijan farmer‘s cooperative societies
and Punjab Water Resources Management and Development Corporation‘s tube
wells for reviving ecology of Holy Bein.
Power utilized for any other purpose shall be separately metered and charged
under the relevant schedule.
SIV.2 Character of Service
Alternating Current, 50 cycles/second, Single Phase 230 volts or Three Phase
400 volts or higher voltage, as specified in the Supply Code 2014.
SIV.3 Tariff

Description
(Rs.) (Rs./month)
5.66/kWh
Agricultural Pumping
SIV.3.1 or
Supply (AP)
419 /BHP/month
of Tariff.
SIV.3.2 Voltage Surcharge/Rebate

SIV.4 Flat rate supply shall only be allowed to consumers getting supply from agriculture
feeders. The consumers located within Municipal Limits of cities/towns or getting
supply from Urban/City/Urban Pattern Supply/Kandi area feeders shall be covered
under metered supply only.
SIV.4.1 20% surcharge on flat rate charges or as may be determined by the Commission
in the Tariff Order, shall be leviable in case of agricultural consumers covered
under flat rate/metered supply category until a consumer fulfils the following
requirements:
SIV.4.1.1 Delivery pipe should not be more than 2 feet above the ground level water
channel except for the consumers who are having underground irrigation system.
SIV.4.1.2 Bend used in the delivery pipe should not be sharp but of suitable curvature.
SIV.4.1.3 Motor-Pump should be installed on a Pucca leveled foundation in case of mono-
block or belt driven pump-sets.
SIV.4.2 Extra fixed charges shall be levied wherever an agricultural tube well covered
under this schedule is also used for fish farming as below:
SIV.4.2.1 Fish culture in a pond up to half acre: Rs. 900/- per annum
SIV.4.2.2 Fish culture in a pond above half acre, but up to one acre: Rs. 1800/- per annum
SIV.4.2.3 Additional area under fish pond to be charged in multiples of half acre rate.
The pond area shall include bundhing.
SIV.4.2.4 Relevant industrial tariff shall be applied for such tube wells which are
exclusively used for fish farming.
SIV. 4.3 Misuse of AP supply
The misuse of AP supply provided to agricultural tube wells for other purposes
shall be dealt with as per provisions of Electricity Act, 2003.
SIV.5 Pump House Lighting
The consumption for bona fide lighting of the pump or machine house of 2 CFLs
with total wattage aggregating 40 watts shall be allowed per tube well connection.
SIV.6 Load Surcharge
Load surcharge shall be applicable as per Condition 23 of General Conditions of
Tariff.
SIV.7 Installation of Shunt Capacitors
SIV.7.1 No tube well connection shall be released without installation of ISI mark Shunt
Capacitors of requisite capacity. The kVArh capacity of Shunt Capacitors to be
installed shall be as prescribed by the distribution licensee with the approval of
the Commission.
SIV.7.2 AP consumers having got installed Shunt Capacitors at their tube well premises
from the distribution licensee against payment of monthly rentals, shall be
charged rentals @ Rs. 4/- per kVArh per month from the date of installation. The
rentals shall, however, be recovered on half yearly basis i.e. Rs. 24 per kVArh in
April and October every year.

SIV.7.3 Before allowing extension in load/regularization of load by distribution licensee,
the existing AP consumers shall install capacitors of adequate capacity as
prescribed by distribution licensee with the approval of the Commission.
SV SCHEDULE OF TARIFF FOR NON RESIDENTIAL SUPPLY (NRS)
SV.1 Availability
SV.1.1 This tariff shall apply to:
Non-residential premises such as business houses, cinemas, clubs, offices,
hotels/motels, marriage palaces, hot mix/ready mix plants, departmental stores,
shops, guest houses, restaurants for lights, fans, pumping set, air conditioning
units/plants, lifts, welding sets, small lathes, electric drills, heaters etc.;
EV Charging Stations, battery chargers, embroidery machines, printing presses,
ice candy machines, dry cleaning machines, power presses, small motors etc.;
Private hospitals (other than charitable), Private unaided educational institutions
i.e. schools, colleges and universities, hostels and residential quarters attached
thereto where such institutions/installations are not covered under schedule
DS/BS;
Telecommunication/Cellular Mobile Phone Towers and all private sports
institutions/ facilities including gymnasiums.
SV.1.2 If a portion of residential/industrial premises is regularly used for any commercial
activity permitted under law, the consumer shall be required to obtain a separate
connection under NRS category for the portion put to commercial use. In such an
event, two connections, one under Schedule DS/Industrial and the other under
Schedule NRS shall be permitted.
SV.1.3 Any of the following activities carried out in a part of residential premises shall also
be covered under this schedule.
a) A private outpatient clinic/hospital or laboratory.
b) PCO.
c) Milk processing (other than chilling plant)) for commercial purposes.
d) Offices of any other professional service provider.
e) ATM.
SV.2 Character of Service
400 volts or 11 kV or higher voltage as specified in the Supply Code 2014,
depending on quantum of load/contract demand and availability of bus voltage &
transformer winding capacity at the feeding sub-station.

SV.3 Tariff
Description
(Rs.) (Rs./month)
Loads upto 7 kW
i) Upto 100 kWh 6.91/kWh
SV.3.1
ii) 101- 500 kWh 7.17/kWh 45/kW
iii) Above 500 kWh 7.29/kWh
Loads exceeding 7 kW & upto 20 kW
SV.3.2
ii) 101- 500 kWh 7.17/kWh 70/kW
Load/Demand exceeding 20 KW/kVA
SV.3.3 6.35/kVAh 100/kVA
& upto 100 kVA (All units)
SV.3.4 Demand exceeding 100 kVA (All Units) 6.55/kVAh 110/kVA
SV.3.5 EV Charging Stations 6.00/kVAh NA
Note:
i) Fuel Cost Adjustment (FCA) charges for the relevant period shall be applicable in
addition to the energy charges, in accordance with condition 8 of General Conditions
of Tariff;
ii) ToD tariff to NRS consumers with sanctioned Contract Demand exceeding 100
kVAand to EV Charging Stationsshall be applicable in accordance with condition 15
of General Conditions of Tariff;
iii) The energy charges shall be increased by 25% for private hospitals & MRI/CT Scan
centres getting continuous supply through independent feeders under this Schedule;
iv) Marriage Palaces and Hot Mix/Ready Mix Plants shall pay Fixed Charges on 25% of
Sanctioned Load/Contract Demand. In case, the consumer exceeds its Sanctioned
Load/Contract Demand during a billing cycle/month, he shall also be liable to pay
applicable load/demand surcharge.
SV.3.6 Voltage Surcharge/Rebate
SV.4 Load/ Demand Surcharge
SVI SCHEDULE OF TARIFF FOR DOMESTIC SUPPLY (DS)
SVI.1 Availability
This tariff shall apply to the following:
SVI.1.1 Supply to a residential premise for lights, fans, single/three phase domestic
pumping set/toka machine not exceeding 2 BHP and other house hold appliances.
Where a room or a part of residential house is being utilized by a person for
imparting education/tuition work or for cookery classes/beauty parlour/tailoring
work etc., supply for such purposes shall also be covered under this schedule.
Where a portion of the residential premises is used regularly for the conduct of
business, the supply in that portion shall be separately metered under separate
connection and billed under Schedule NRS.

SVI.1.2 Supply to Govt. sports institutions/facilities, including gymnasiums, Govt./Govt.
aided educational institutions viz. schools, colleges, universities, I.T.Is, including
hostels and residential quarters attached to these educational institutions, Paying
Guests using electricity for domestic / residential purposes shall be covered under
this schedule
Supply to hostels and/or residential quarters attached with the private educational
institutions where separately metered shall also be covered in this schedule.
Hostels will be considered as one unit and billed without compounding.
SVI.1.3 Supply to all places of worship provided that concerned authorized officer of the
distribution licensee certifies the genuineness of place being used for worship by
general public.
SVI.1.4 Supply to Sainik Rest Houses of Rajya Sainik Board.
SVI.1.5 Supply to Govt. hospitals, primary health centres, civil dispensaries and hospitals
run by charitable institutions covered under section 80(G) of the Income Tax Act.
SVI.1.6 Release of more than one connection in the premises of Domestic Supply
consumer shall be admissible as specified in the Supply Code, 2014 as amended
from time to time.
SVI.2 Character of Service
400 volts or 11 kV or higher voltage as specified in the Supply Code 2014,
depending on quantum of load/contract demand and availability of bus voltage &
transformer winding capacity at the feeding sub-station.
SVI.3 Tariff
Description
(Rs.) (Rs./month)
Load upto 2kW
SVI.3.1
ii) 101- 300 kWh 5.84/kWh 35/kW
Load exceeding 2 kW & upto 7 kW
SVI.3.2
ii) 101- 300 kWh 5.84/kWh 60/kW
Load exceeding 7 kW & upto 50 kW
SVI.3.3
ii) 101- 300 kWh 6.50/kWh 95/kW
Load/Demand exceeding 50
SVI.3.4 6.43/kVAh 115/kVA
kW/kVA & upto 100 kVA (All units)
SVI.3.5 Demand above 100 kVA (All units) 6.63/kVAh 125/kVA

Sri Harmandir Sahib and Sri Durgiana Mandir, Amritsar
SVI.3.6 First 2000 kWh Free
NA
Beyond 2000 kWh 6.11/kWh
of Tariff.

SVI.3.7 Voltage Surcharge/Rebate
SVI.4 Load/ Demand Surcharge
SVI.5 Single Point Supply to Co-operative Group Housing Societies/
Employers etc.
Supply to such consumers shall be governed by the provisions as contained in
PSERC (Single Point Supply to Co-operative Group Housing Societies/
Employers) Regulations, 2008, as amended from time to time, i.e. total
consumption of electricity recorded at single point connection of a Co-operative
Housing Society/employer‘s colony will be billed at a rate equal to the highest slab
rate of Schedule of Tariff for Domestic Supply (DS) and a rebate of 12% (Twelve
percent) will be admissible in addition to any other rebate on electricity charges,
comprising of fixed and energy charges as may be approved by the Commission.
The Fixed Charges on the basis of Contract Demand of the consumer shall be
applicable as specified in the Tariff Order for the year.
SVII SCHEDULE OF TARIFF FOR BULK SUPPLY (BS)
SVII.1 Availability
This tariff shall apply to the following:
SVII.1.1 General or mixed loads exceeding 10 kW/kVA to MES, Defence Establishments,
Railways, Central PWD institutions, Irrigation Head works, Jails, Police/Para
Military Establishments/Colonies and Govt. Hospitals/ Medical Colleges/Govt.
Educational Institutions having mixed load subject to a minimum of 25% domestic
load and motive/Industrial load not exceeding 50%, where further distribution will
be undertaken by the consumer.
SVII.1.2 General or mixed loads exceeding 10 kW/kVA to all private educational institutes/
universities/ colleges/ hospitals etc. having mixed load subject to a minimum of
25% domestic load and motive/Industrial load not exceeding 50%, for their own
use and to run the affairs connected with the functions of such educational
institutes/ universities/ colleges/ hospitals etc. provided the entire LD system has
been laid at the cost of the consumer.
SVII.1.3 However, institutions/Installations having DS load less than 25% will be covered
under relevant NRS Schedule of Tariff. Where motive/Industrial load of any
installation exceeds 50% of the total load, such an installation will be charged
applicable industrial tariff.
SVII.2 Character of Service
Alternating Current, 50 cycles/second, Three Phase 400 volts or 11 kV or higher
voltage as specified in the Supply Code 2014, depending on quantum of contract
demand and availability of bus voltage & transformer winding capacity at the
feeding sub-station.

SVII.3 Tariff

Description
SVII.3.1 LT 6.66 225
SVII.3.2 HT 6.38 300
Note:
i) Fuel Cost Adjustment (FCA) charges for the relevant period shall be applicable in
addition to the energy charges in accordance with condition 8 of General Conditions
of Tariff;
ii) ToD tariff to BS consumers with sanctioned Contract Demand exceeding 100
kVAshall be applicable in accordance with condition 15 of General Conditions of
Tariff;
iii) Energy charges shall be increased by 25% in case of private hospitals & MRI/CT
Scan centers getting continuous supply through independent feeders under BS
Schedule.
SVII.3.3 Voltage Surcharge/Rebate
Voltage Surcharge/rebate shall be applicable as per condition 13 of General
SVII.4 Load /Demand Surcharge
SVIII SCHEDULE OF TARIFF FOR PUBLIC LIGHTING SUPPLY
SVIII.1 Availability
Available for Street Lighting system including signalling system and road & park
lighting undertaken by the local bodies like Municipal Corporations, Municipal
Committees, Nagar Councils, Panchayats, Development Authorities, Institutions
etc.
SVIII.2 Character of Service
400 volts or higher voltage, as specified in the Supply Code 2014.
SVIII.3 Tariff
Energy Charge (Rs.) Fixed Charge (Rs./month)
7.43/kWh 100/kW
relevant period shall be applicable in accordance with condition 8 of General
SVIII.4 Rates of Line Maintenance and Lamp Renewal Charges

SVIII.4.1 Category-A
Where the initial installation of complete street light fittings & lamps and their
subsequent replacement shall be carried out at the licensee's cost, the line
maintenance and lamp renewal charges shall be as under:

SVIII.4.1.1 Ordinary/CFL/LED lamps
(i) Lamps up to 150 watts Rs.16/-per lamp per month
(ii) Lamps above 150 watts Special quotation
SVIII.4.1.2 Mercury/ Sodium Vapour lamps

(i) Lamps of 80 watts Rs. 49/- per lamp per month
(ii) Lamps of 125 watts Rs. 53/- per lamp per month
(iii) Lamps of 250 watts Rs. 90/- per lamp per month
(iv) Lamps of 400 watts Rs. 101/-per lamp per month
SVIII.4.1.3 Fluorescent tubes

(i) Single 2 ft 20 watts Rs. 26/- per point per month
(ii) Single 4 ft 40 watts Rs. 43/- per point per month
(iii) Double 2 ft 20 watts Rs. 43/- per point per month
(iv) Double 4 ft 40 watts Rs. 68/-per point per month
SVIII.4.2 Category-B
Where the initial installation and subsequent replacement of complete street light
fittings shall be done at the cost of the licensee and initial installation &
subsequent replacement of lamps shall be done at the cost of Street Lighting
consumers i.e. lamps to be supplied by the consumer, the line maintenance and
lamp renewal charges shall be as under:
(i) Lamps up to 150 watts Rs. 14/- per lamp per month
(ii) Lamps above 150 watts Special quotation and special lamps
SVIII.4.2.2 Mercury/Sodium Vapour lamps
(i) Lamps of 80 watts Rs. 29/- per lamp per month
(ii) Lamps of 125 watts Rs. 36/- per lamp per month
(iii) Lamps of 250 watts Rs. 63/- per lamp per month
(iv) Lamps of 400 watts Rs. 68/-per lamp per month
SVIII 4.2.3 Fluorescent tubes

SVIII.4.3 Category-C
Where the initial installation of complete street light fittings and lamps as well as
their subsequent replacement shall be done at the cost of Street Lighting
consumer i.e. fittings and lamps to be supplied by the consumer, the line
maintenance and lamp renewal charges shall be as under:
(i) Lamps up to 150 watts Rs. 11/- per lamp per month
(ii) Lamps above 150 watts Special quotation and special lamps
SVIII.4.3.2 Mercury/Sodium Vapour lamps
(i) Lamps of 80, 125, 250 and Rs. 13/- per lamp per month
400 watts
SVIII.4.3.3 Fluorescent tubes

Note: Where the work of lamp renewal/replacement is being carried out by the local
bodies, the charges pertaining to line maintenance and lamp renewal/
replacement shall be shared by licensee and the Municipal Corporation/
Committee/Council/Panchayat in the ratio of 50:50.
SVIII.4.4 Category-D
Where the initial installation of complete street light fittings and lamps as well as
subsequent replacement of fittings shall be carried out at the cost of Street
Lighting consumer but the replacement of fluorescent tubes shall be done at the
cost of the licensee i.e. fluorescent tubes to be supplied by the licensee, the line
maintenance and fluorescent tube replacement charges shall be as under:
(i) Single 2 ft 20 watts Rs.16/- per point per month
(ii) Single 4 ft 40 watts Rs.16/- per point per month
(iii) Double 2 ft 20 watts Rs.18/- per point per month
(iv) Double 4 ft 40 watts Rs.21/-per point per month
SVIII.4.5 Category-E
Where the erection of the Public lighting electrical infrastructure viz poles,
conductor along with fittings etc. has been carried out by the street lighting
consumer along with complete street light fittings and lamps and the subsequent
maintenance/replacement is also done at their own expense without the use of
any infrastructure and/or manpower of the distribution licensee, no line
maintenance and lamp renewal charges shall be recoverable from such public
lighting consumer. Such consumer shall be liable to pay only the tariff as per
clause SVIII.3.
SVIII.5 Rebate to Village Panchayats
For Street Lighting supply to Village Panchayats, a rebate of twenty five percent
over the standard tariff (i.e. energy charges and line maintenance and lamp
renewal charges under all categories) shall be admissible.
SIX SCHEDULE OF TARIFF FOR RAILWAY TRACTION (RT)
SIX.1 Availability
Available to the Railways for traction load.
SIX.2 Character of Service
Alternating Current, 50 cycles/second, Single/Two/Three Phase 132 kV or higher
voltage, as specified in the Supply Code 2014, depending upon the availability of
bus voltage & transformer winding capacity at the feeding sub-station wherever
possible at the discretion of the distribution licensee.
SIX.3 Tariff
Energy Charges (Rs.) Fixed Charges (Rs./month)
6.97/kVAh 340/kVA
of Tariff.
SIII.3.1 Voltage Surcharge/Rebate

SIX.4 Demand Surcharge
Demand surcharge shall be applicable as per Condition 23 of General Conditions
of Tariff.
SIX. 5 Single Point Delivery
The above tariff is based on the supply being given through a single delivery &
metering point and at a single voltage. Supply at any other point or at other
voltage shall be separately metered and billed.
SX. SCHEDULE OF TARIFF FOR TEMPORARY METERED SUPPLY (TM)
Availability
Temporary supply shall be permitted to an applicant as per Supply Code 2014 for
a period as per applicant‘s request, but not exceeding two years in the first
instance. However, the distribution licensee may extend such supply on an
application by the consumer.
Fixed Charges for Temporary Supply shall be levied @ 12*2A/365 per day, where
‗A‘ is the Monthly Fixed Charge applicable to the corresponding permanent supply
consumer category. Provided that fixed charges so computed shall not exceed the
fixed charges applicable on monthly basis.
SX.1 Tariff for Domestic and Non-Residential Supply
SX.1.1 Availability
Temporary supply shall be permitted on an application to domestic and non-
residential supply applicants (excluding touring cinemas).
SX.1.2 Character of Service
400 volts or 11 kV or higher voltage as specified in the Supply Code 2014.
SX.1.3 Tariff
Description Energy Charge (Rs.) Fixed Charges (Rs.)
SX.1.3.1 Domestic Supply 1.25 times the charges (highest slab rate) specified
under the relevant schedule for permanent supply
Non Residential
SX.1.3.2 corresponding to the Connected Load/Demand
Supply
of Tariff.
SX.1.3.3 Voltage surcharge/rebate
The voltage surcharge/rebate shall be applicable as per Condition 13 of General
SX.1.4 Load/ Demand Surcharge
In case a temporary supply consumer covered under this schedule exceeds his
sanctioned load/contract demand at his premises, the consumer shall be levied
load/demand surcharge at the same rate as applicable under relevant schedule
for permanent supply.
SX.2 Tariff for Temporary Small, Medium and Large Power Industrial Supply
SX.2.1 Availability
Temporary supply shall be permitted to all industrial consumers for loads including
pumps for dewatering in case of floods on an application as per applicant‘s
request.
SX.2.3 Tariff
SX.2.3.1 SP 1.25 times the charges specified under the relevant
SX.2.3.2 MS schedule for permanent industrial supply corresponding to
SX.2.3.3 LS the Contract Demand
of Tariff.
SX.2.3.4 Voltage Surcharge/Rebate
SX.2.4 Factory Lighting
In case of temporary supply to Large Supply, Medium Supply & Small Power
Industrial consumers, the bonafide factory lighting and motive/ Industrial power
consumption shall be measured through one and the same meter and charged at
the relevant tariff as per para SX.2.3 of this Schedule.
SX.2.5 Load/Demand Surcharge
contract demand at his premises, the consumer shall be levied demand surcharge
at double the rates as applicable under relevant schedule for permanent supply.
SX.3 Tariff for Wheat Threshers
SX.3.1 Availability
Available for threshing of wheat for the period between 1st April to 30th June.
Alternating Current, 50 cycles/ second, Three Phase 400 volts or as specified in
the Supply Code 2014.

SX.3.3 Tariff

SX. 3.3.1 SP 1.25 times the charges specified under the relevant
SX. 3.3.2 MS schedule for permanent industrial supply corresponding to
SX. 3.3.3 LS the Contract Demand
of Tariff.

at double the rates as applicable under relevant schedule for permanent industrial
supply.
SX.4 Tariff for Fairs, Exhibitions, Melas and Congregations
SX.4.1 Availability
Available for temporary loads of Fairs, Exhibitions, Melas and Congregations.
voltage as specified in the Supply Code 2014.
SX.4.3 Tariff
SX. 4.3.1 LT 1.25 times the charges specified under the relevant schedule for
SX. 4.3.2 HT permanent bulk supply
Note: In addition to the Energy Charge, Fuel Cost Adjustment (FCA) charge for the relevant
period shall be applicable in accordance with condition 8 of General Conditions of Tariff.
SX.4.3.3 Voltage Surcharge/Rebate

at the same rate as applicable under the relevant schedule for bulk supply.
SX.5 Tariff for Touring Cinemas
SX.5.1 Availability
SX.5.1.1 Available to all touring cinemas, theatres, circuses etc.. However, supply shall be
given separately for general loads (Lights/fans and motive loads).
SX.5.1.2 The connection shall be sanctioned in the first instance for the entire period of
validity of license or for the period requisitioned for, whichever is less.
SX.5.3 Tariff
1.25 times the charges (highest slab rate) specified under the
SX.5.3.1 Lights and fans relevant schedule for permanent NRS supply corresponding to
the Sanctioned Load/Demand
1.25 times the charges specified under the relevant schedule
Motive load
SX.5.3.2 for permanent Industrial supply corresponding to the Contract
Demand
of Tariff.
The voltage surcharge/rebate shall be applicable as per clause 13 of General
SX.5.4 Load/ Demand Surcharge
sanctioned load/contract demand at his premises, the consumer shall be levied
load/demand surcharge at the same rate as applicable under relevant schedule
for permanent industrial supply.
SXI SCHEDULE OF TARIFF FOR AP HIGH TECHNOLOGY/HIGH DENSITY
FARMING SUPPLY
SXI.1 Availability
Available for High Technology green house farming and High Density AP farming.
The AP (High Technology) Supply shall be subject to fulfilling the conditions as
mentioned at SXI.1.1, 1.2 & 1.3 whereas High Density AP Supply shall be subject
to conditions mentioned at SXI.1.4
SXI.1.1 Setting up a green house with a minimum area of 2000 sq. metres.
SXI.1.2 Production of certificate from Director/Agriculture and/or Director/Horticulture or
any other officer authorized by the Govt. of Punjab, to the effect that the farming
being carried out by the consumer involves use of high technology requiring
power supply to produce quality products such as vegetables/ fruits/seeds/flowers
etc., to meet the standards of domestic/International markets.
SXI.1.3 A distribution licensee shall take necessary steps to annually verify that all
consumers continue to fulfil the obligations as above for coverage under this
category. In the event of a consumer ceasing to fulfil these obligations, connection
released shall be disconnected after giving at least 15 days notice.
SXI.1.4 The farmers opting for High Density Farming supply shall furnish a certificate
from Director/Agriculture and/or Director/Horticulture department to the effect that
farming being carried out by the applicant is covered under High Density farming
as per the State Government policy.

SXI.2 Character of Service
Alternating Current, 50 cycles/second, Three phase 400 volts for loads not
exceeding 100 kW and 11 kV or higher voltage supply for loads above 100 kW as
specified in the Supply Code 2014.
SXI.3 Tariff
Energy Charge (Rs.) Fixed Charges (Rs./month)
5.66/kWh Not Applicable
of Tariff.
SXI.3.1 Voltage Surcharge/Rebate

SXI.4 The provisions of Regulation 9 of the Supply Code 2014 shall be applicable for the
release of a connection under this category. Connections with a load of more than
100 kW shall be released at 11 kV. An independent feeder shall be provided at
the consumer‘s expense if uninterrupted supply is required. Connection with a
load not exceeding 100 kW may be released from AP feeder or category-1 or UPS
feeder at the option of the consumer, subject to the technical feasibility to release
such connection. However, the consumers opting for supply from agriculture
feeders shall be entitled to limited hours of supply as per power supply schedule
applicable to AP consumers. Only metered supply shall be admissible under this
category.
SXI.5 Load Surcharge
Load surcharge shall be applicable as per Condition 23 of General Conditions of
Tariff.
SXI.6 Power Factor Surcharge/Incentive
Consumers shall be required to maintain a monthly average power factor of 0.90.
The monthly average power factor shall mean the ratio of total kWh to total kVAh
supplied during the month. The ratio shall be rounded up to two decimal points.
SXI. 6.1 Low Power Factor Surcharge
If the monthly average power factor falls below 0.90, the consumer shall pay on
the energy charges a surcharge of 1% for each 0.01 decrease in the monthly
average power factor below 0.90. The surcharge shall be 2% for each 0.01
decrease of monthly average power factor below 0.80.
SXI.6.2 Power Factor Incentive
If the monthly average power factor exceeds 0.90, incentive @ 0.25%, for each
increase of 0.01 above 0.90 shall be allowed on the energy charges.
SXI.6.3 For power factor surcharge & incentive, the energy charges shall also include the
surcharge or rebate as applicable under para SXI.3.1 of this schedule.

SXII. SCHEDULE OF TARIFF FOR COMPOST PLANTS/SOLID WASTE
MANAGEMENT PLANTS AND RURAL WATER SUPPLY SCHEMES
SXII.1 Availability
Available for Industrial/motive loads of compost plants/solid waste management
plants including pumps etc., for Municipalities/Urban Local Bodies and Rural
Water Supply (RWS) Schemes of Department of Water Supply & Sanitation
Punjab (DWSS) and Gram Panchayat Water Supply & Sanitation Committee
(GPWSCs). The connections shall be released under this category as per terms
and conditions applicable to industrial consumers.
SXII.2 Character of Service
voltage as per Supply Code 2014 depending on quantum of demand.
SXII.3 Tariff
Energy Charge Fixed Charges
(Rs.) (Rs./month)
5.22/kVAh 60/kVA
accordance with condition 8 of General Conditions of Tariff.
(ii) ToD Tariff (for loads with contract demand exceeding 20kVA) shall be applicable in
accordance with condition 15 of General Conditions of Tariff.
SXII.3.1 Voltage Surcharge/Rebate

SXII.4 Load/Demand Surcharge
SXIII. SCHEDULE OF TARIFF FOR START UP POWER
SXIII.1 Availability
Available to Generators/CPPs, who seek supply for start up power for pre-
commissioning or planned/forced outages.
This power shall also be available to generators/CPPs connected to CTU grid with
proper accounting.
SXIII.2 Character of service
Alternating Current, 50 cycles/second, Three Phase 11kV or higher voltage as
specified in the Supply Code 2014, as amended from time to time.
SXIII.3 Tariff
Energy Charge (Rs.) Fixed Charges (Rs.)
7.35/kVAh Not Applicable

Note: In addition to the energy charges, Fuel Cost Adjustment (FCA) charges shall be
applicable in accordance with condition 8 of General Conditions of Tariff .
SXIII.3.1 Voltage Surcharge/Rebate
SXIII.4. Demand Surcharge
The Demand Surcharge for exceeding the Contract Demand shall be as
applicable to Large Supply Industrial Consumers (General).
SXIII.5. Terms and Conditions
SXIII.5.1 The Contract Demand for supply for start up power shall not exceed 15% of the
rated capacity of the unit with highest rating in the power plant.
SXIII.5.2 The generator shall execute an agreement with the distribution licensee for
meeting the requirement for start up power incorporating above terms and
conditions.
SXIII.5.3 Start up Power toCPPs shall be governed by terms and conditions as specified in
PSERC (Harnessing of Captive Power Generation) Regulations, 2009, as
amended from time to time.
SXIV. SCHEDULE OF TARIFF FOR CHARITABLE HOSPITALS SET-UP UNDER
PERSONS WITH DISABILITY (EQUAL OPPORTUNITIES, PROTECTION OF
RIGHTS AND FULL PARTICIPATION), ACT 1995.
SXIV.1 Availability
Available to Charitable Hospitals set-up under Persons with Disability (Equal
Opportunities, Protection of Rights and Full Participation), Act 1995. The
connections shall be released under this category as per terms and conditions
applicable to domestic consumers.
SXIV.2 Character of Services
voltage as specified in the Supply Code 2014, depending on quantum of
load/demand.
SXIV.3 Tariff
Energy Charge (Rs./kVAh) Fixed Charges (Rs./Month)
SXIV.3.1 5.40/kVAh 70/kVA.
Note: Fuel Cost Adjustment (FCA) charges for the relevant period shall be applicable in
addition to the energy charges, in accordance with condition 8 of General Conditions of
Tariff.
SXIV.3.2 Voltage Surcharge/Rebate

Voltage surcharge/rebate shall be applicable as per Condition 13 of General
SXIV.4 Load/ Demand Surcharge

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ANNEXURE - II

(To be read with General Conditions of Tariff annexed at Annexure – I)

SII.3.5 Voltage Surcharge/Rebate

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Energy Charge Fixed Charge

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SVI.3.5 Demand above 100 kVA (All units) 6.63/kVAh 125/kVA

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Energy Charge Fixed Charge

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SVIII.4.1.2 Mercury/ Sodium Vapour lamps

SVIII.4.1.3 Fluorescent tubes

SVIII 4.2.3 Fluorescent tubes

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