Consumers Opting for 100% Renewables to Pay ‘Green Power Tariff’ of ₹0.66/kWh

Maharashtra Electricity Regulatory Commission allowed for this option in reply to a petition by Tata Power, the distribution licensee

March 26, 2021

/ Rakesh Ranjan

/ Other, Renewable Energy

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The Maharashtra Electricity Regulatory Commission (MERC) has, in a recent order, allowed a ‘Green Power Tariff’ of ₹0.66 (~$0.009)/kWh to be levied on consumers opting for 100% green energy.

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