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The Power Map of Haryana, India. © Copyright Global Press Hub. All rights reserved.

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The statistics represent information about the installed generation capacity, power availability and power sold, number of electricity consumers, sector-wise electricity consumed, sector-wise pending electricity bills, credit ratings and consumer opted for settlement of pending electricity bills in state. Fig. 1 depicts the increasing trend in per capita electricity consumption in Haryana. Nonetheless, Haryana Power Corporation's poor performance is the direct result of low thermal plant utilization Fig. 1. Per capita electricity consumption (kWh
The statistics represent information about the installed generation capacity, power availability and power sold, number of electricity consumers, sector-wise electricity consumed, sector-wise pending electricity bills, credit ratings and consumer opted for settlement of pending electricity bills in state. Fig. 1 depicts the increasing trend in per capita electricity consumption in Haryana. Nonetheless, Haryana Power Corporation's poor performance is the direct result of low thermal plant utilization Fig. 1. Per capita electricity consumption (kWh
Source: Economic Survey of Haryana (2019-20) Table 1. Installed generation capacity, power availability and power sold in state
Source: Economic Survey of Haryana (2019-20) Table 1. Installed generation capacity, power availability and power sold in state
Source: Economic Survey of Haryana (2019-20) Table 2. Number of electricity consumers in state
Source: Economic Survey of Haryana (2019-20) Table 2. Number of electricity consumers in state
Table 4. Sector-wise pending electricity bills in state 3.5 Credit Ratings of Power Distribution Utilities in the last twelve months is due, and the remainder of the arrears are removed. The principal is to be paid in monthly, bi-monthly, or lump sum instalments. The scheme also applies in the case of theft, provided that the consumer deposits 50 percent of the amount without surcharge and the compound amount in full. The detail of the scheme as on 31.01.2019 is given in Table 6.
Table 4. Sector-wise pending electricity bills in state 3.5 Credit Ratings of Power Distribution Utilities in the last twelve months is due, and the remainder of the arrears are removed. The principal is to be paid in monthly, bi-monthly, or lump sum instalments. The scheme also applies in the case of theft, provided that the consumer deposits 50 percent of the amount without surcharge and the compound amount in full. The detail of the scheme as on 31.01.2019 is given in Table 6.
Table 3. Sector-wise electricity consumed in state
Table 3. Sector-wise electricity consumed in state
Table 7. AT&C losses and ACS-ARR gap of distribution utilities in Haryani 4.4Ujwal Discom Assurance /Yojna (UDAY) previous year. In the financial year 2017-18, Discoms reached a financial turnaround of Rs. 412,34 crores, two years before the target year [10]. During FY 2018-19, Discoms posted once more Rs. 280.94 crore in profit.
Table 7. AT&C losses and ACS-ARR gap of distribution utilities in Haryani 4.4Ujwal Discom Assurance /Yojna (UDAY) previous year. In the financial year 2017-18, Discoms reached a financial turnaround of Rs. 412,34 crores, two years before the target year [10]. During FY 2018-19, Discoms posted once more Rs. 280.94 crore in profit.
Table 6. Consumer opted for settlement of pending electricity bills
Table 6. Consumer opted for settlement of pending electricity bills
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