Delhi's clean energy transition receives a significant boost as power regulator DERC approves BSES Rajdhani Power Limited's plan for five b...

Delhi electricity consumers may soon see higher power bills. The Delhi Electricity Regulatory Commission has approved an increased surcharg...

The Supreme Court has ordered the Delhi government's selection committee to finalize appointments for the Delhi Electricity Regulatory Comm...

Delhi electricity consumers receive significant relief as the Supreme Court ruled they cannot be made to pay for the depreciation costs of ...

Electricity bills in Delhi are set to rise as the Appellate Tribunal for Electricity (APTEL) has ordered the recovery of nearly Rs 38,552 c...

Delhi's electricity bills are set to increase. The Appellate Tribunal for Electricity has ordered the Delhi power regulator to start recove...

In the appointment of Justice (retd) Srivastava, Delhi government has referred to Section 84(2) of the Electricity Act, that requires consu...

The matter is sub judice so nothing can be said officially said a top DERC official seeking anonymity. The Business Plan Regulations when i...

The national capital's power regulator DERC has directed the New Delhi Municipal Council (NDMC), a deemed power distribution licensee, to p...

As per the draft regulations floated by DERC, the power utilities may be allowed to retain up to 60% of the revenue earned from other busin...

Discom BSES has repeatedly asked the DERC to liquidate their regulatory assets which they claim have touched around Rs 16,000 crore.

Last week, the Delhi government had directed DERC, under section 108 of the Electricity Act, to finalise penalties in the regulations withi...

The new regulations will replace the current average revenue requirement (ARR) petitions that discoms file every year.

The BJP and Aam Admi Party (AAP) have been demanding CAG audit of finances of the discoms, alleging huge financial irregularities by them.

DERC has imposed a penalty on TPDDL for failing to provide electricity connection to a consumer within the prescribed time limit of 30 days.

BYPL and BRPL have contested findings of Delhi's power regulator DERC which had detected certain 'discrepancies' in their audit

The Delhi Electricity Regulatory Commission also sent a letter to the government, believed to be sympathetic to the demands by the discoms,...