Consumer bodies had brought up various issues before UPERC, arguing that under the Electricity Act of 2003, providing accurate answers to all queries related to electricity tariffs was a legal obligation.
UPPCL to launch a state-wide campaign to curb electricity theft, focusing on feeders with significant losses. Strict monitoring and actions against negligence are planned.
According to its roadmap, UPPCL needs to arrange 21,500 MW of renewable power by 2031-32 to meet its RPO obligations. This includes 8,500 MW of solar power, and 6,500 MW each of wind and hydro power.
According to the UPPCL chief adequate arrangements for resources, including availability of sufficient gangs, trailers, transformers, etc., are being made
The patrolling will involve thorough checking of all electrical lines and equipment to promptly rectify any faults and upgrade the electricity supply system wherever necessary.