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Rooftop State Level Policy Data of Telangana

Policy Data of Telangana

Eligibility Criteria for Net Metering i.e. Upper cap and Lower cap 1 kW–1 MW
Banking Norms for Rooftop Half-yearly
Key Approvals required for Rooftop 1. CEIG Approval
2. The Net metering connection agreement has to be executed by the Consumer with the DISCOM within 15 days of receipt of the technical feasibility approval
3. On inspection of the equipment SPV system are to be synchronized within 10 working days, provided the systems are installed as per the norms and standards
DISCOMs  
Key Regulatory Charges/exemptions for Rooftop (if any) For more details visit individual DISCOM website. 1. Tariff payable by the DISCOM is the APCC of the DISCOM
2. Exempted from transmission charges, transmission loss, wheeling charge, wheeling loss, cross subsidy surcharge and additional surcharge
3. The CDM benefits shall be retained by the consumer for the first year and second year onwards, 10%, progressively increasing by 10% each year till the benefits are shared in equal proportion

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Eligibility Criteria for Net Metering i.e. Upper cap and Lower cap

1 kW–1 MW

Banking Norms for Rooftop

Half-yearly

Key Approvals required for Rooftop

  1. CEIG approval
  2. The Net metering connection agreement has to be executed by the Consumer with the DISCOM within 15 days of receipt of the technical feasibility approval
  3. On inspection of the equipment SPV system are to be synchronized within 10 working days, provided the systems are installed as per the norms and standards

DISCOMs

Key Regulatory Charges/exemptions for Rooftop (if any) For more details visit individual DISCOM website.

  1. Tariff payable by the DISCOM is the APCC of the DISCOM
  2. Exempted from transmission charges, transmission loss, wheeling charge, wheeling loss, cross subsidy surcharge and additional surcharge
  3. The CDM benefits shall be retained by the consumer for the first year and second year onwards, 10%, progressively increasing by 10% each year till the benefits are shared in equal proportion



* Subject to

- feasibility of interconnection with grid
- available capacity of service line connection of consumer of premise
- the sanctioned load of consumer of the premise

Source: Centre for Energy Finance, Individual DISCOM websites

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Acronyms Used:

NOC No Objection Certificate
HERC Haryana Electricity Regulatory Commission
APPC Average Power Purchase Cost
CEIG Chief Electrical Inspector to Government
CDM Clean Development Mechanism