TNEB Bill Calculator, Per Unit Rate 2023, House, Commercial

TNEB Electrical tariff Rate 2022-23 upto 2026-27:

As per the ministry of Electricity, the tamilnadu tariff rate is revised and it will start effective from 10/9/2022, I mean sept 2022. The tneb revised the tariff rate of Domestic, Huts, Bulk supply with single point metering, Common facilities in Multi-tenements, Public Lighting, Water supply provided by Govt./Local bodies, Government Educational Institutions its Hostel, Govt. Hospital, Other hospitals rendering totally free service, Private Educational Institutions/Hostel, Segregated Private Medical college, Actual places of Public worship, Cottage & Micro Industries, Power Looms, Industries, Information Technology services, Agriculture and allied activities, Construction activities and Temporary purposes, Private Educational Institutions & its hostels, segregated Medical colleges, Government Educational Institutions/Hospitals, Railway Traction, CMRL, Lift Irrigation societies, etc. Industries, Factories, Information Technology Services and HT Tariff Rates.

In this article let us see the detailed electricity tariff rate.

Domestic Tariff:

Domestic, Multi-tenements, Old age homes, Handlooms comes to this category, they shall pay 4.5 per unit, upto 200 kWh and ₹ 6.00 for the unit consumption 201 to 251. For the consumption of above 250 units, the consumer shall fall into another tariff plan such as,

₹4.5 for the first 200 units, ₹ 6 for the next 50 units, ₹ 8/- for the next 50 units such as 251 to 300, 9 for the next 100 units from 301 to 400, 10/- for the next 100 units from 401 to 500 and the ₹11 for the remaining consumption will be charged. Here there is not fixed charges will be billed for the consumer.

AFter the subsidy per unit cost is calculated based on their consumption and it is given below.

LT Commercial Tariff:

Commercial consumer shall pay by two slaps such as less than 50kWh and above 50kWh. For consumption of less than 50kWh, the consumer shall pay ₹ 6 per unit and if the consumer reaches, more than 50 unit means, they fall in to the slap tariff based on their connected load.

For first 50kW, the consumer shall pay 100 per kW per Month, for next 50 to 112kW, the consumer shall pay 300kW/kW/Month and for more than 112kW, you have to pay ₹ 550 per kW/Month.

Huts Tariff:

TNEB bills ₹300 per service as fixed charges for the huts, small house, and single blub house. There is no slap rate for the huts consumer.

Bulk supply with single point metering:

Consumer for the Bulk supply with single point metering will be charged ₹8 per unit along with the 100 per month as fixed charges.

Common facilities in Multi-tenements & Public Lighting, Water supply provided by Govt./Local bodies

For Common facilities in Multi-tenements & Public Lighting, Water supply provided by Govt./Local bodies, they shall pay ₹ 8 for one unit and 100 per kW per month as fixed charges.

Here the fixed charges will be calculated based on the demand.

Government Educational Institutions its Hostel, Govt. Hospital, Other hospitals rendering totally free service:

Private Educational Institutions/Hostel, Segregated Private Medical college

Actual places of Public worship:

Cottage & Micro Industries

Power Looms

Industries, Information Technology services:

Agriculture and allied activities:

Miscellaneous/General purpose:

HT Tariff:

The categories of supply are as specified in the Tamil Nadu Electricity Distribution Code and Tamil Nadu Electricity Supply Code. The HT tariff specified for different categories of HT consumers are also applicable to the consumers who are supplied at EHT level in accordance with above said Codes.

In case of supply under HT Tariff I, II (A), II(B), III the use of electricity for residential quarters, within the premises, shall be metered separately by the Licensee at single point of supply, if opted by the consumer and only the energy so consumed shall be charged under LT Tariff IC. Such metered consumption shall be deducted from the total consumption registered in the main meter of the HT/EHT supply for billing.

Industries, Factories, Information Technology Services

Government Educational Institutions/Hospitals, Railway Traction, CMRL, Lift Irrigation societies, etc.

Private Educational Institutions & its hostels, segregated Medical colleges:

HT Commercial:

What is Tariff:

The way of charging your electricity bill based on the consumption with different charges is called a tariff. i.e you have consumed 600 units means, you get different prices for each step of unit levels. You get small money for low units up to 100 and small amount hike with another level up to 200 units and again small hike for 500 units levels.

Per unit rate in Tamilnadu 2020 – Domestic:

Tamil nadu electricity board has 4 tariff category based on the consumer’s energy consumption. They are,

• For 0 to 100 units the per unit is ₹ 0/-
• For 0 to 200 units, for the first 100 unit the per unit cost is zero and the next 100 units, the consumer shall pay ₹ 1.5 per unit.
• For 0 to 500 units, the consumer shall pay ₹ 0 for the first 100 units, for the next 100 units the consumer shall pay ₹ 2 per unit, for the next 300 units the unit cost is ₹3.00/-
• For above 500 units, the per unit cost is as shown in the table.

Unit consumption Less than 100 units or kWh.

As per TN-GOVT regulation 2016, the total unit consumption is less than 100 units means, your electricity bill becomes Zero. Also, it is applicable to each electricity service. i.e if you have two houses, with two different service means, you get 100 units’ subsidy for both the house. So totally 200 units are free on your TNEB bill.

Example:

Let we calculate the electricity bill for 92 units.

Here our total bill amount is 0.

TNEB Bill for the unit Consumption of lesser than 200 units:

Let calculate total EB bill for your energy consumption as 180 units.

In this, you see two steps. i.e 100 + 80. Here for 100 units, it is free (zero charges) and you can pay remaining 80 units thats enough. As per the TNEB tariff table, the unit consumed below 200 you will be charged by ₹ 1.5 per unit for the above 100 units. Hence your total bill be calculated as,

The total electricity bill would be 158 INR.

Unit Consumption less than 500 Units.

Look at the table, for 100 units it is free, but up to 200 unit per unit cost is ₹ 2.00, 50 paise increased as compared with the overall 200 units. The unit consumed between 200 to 500, you will be charged ₹ 3 per unit.

Example.

Assume that, You have consumed 480 unit means, let we calculate your electricity bill based on the TNEB tariff.

Hence, your total electricity bill will be ₹ 1118

Unit Consumption above 500 Units:

As we mentioned earlier, you get the different unit price for different levels such as up to 100 it will be 0 charges, Up to 101-200 the per-unit price will be ₹ 3.5, up to 201 to 500 the per unit will be ₹ 4.6 and above 501 units, the per-unit ₹ 6.6.

Example:

Let take an example, you have consumed 1672 units.

Look at the calculation the consumer shall pay ₹ 9682.4/- as electricity bill.

If you absorb the above all tariff pattern, the different charges are applied for the same unit’s consumption.

Note: Above TNEB Bill calculator is only applicable for domestic service and for industrial, commercial, School, public services etc, the per-unit cost will be varied. Also, those consumer needs to pay MD charges as extra.

TNEB LT commercial tariff rate:

Reference: TNEB Latest Tariff order