M/S Dilip Re Rolling Pvt. Ltd. vs The Telangana State Electricity … on 31 July, 2025

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Petitioner is a private limited company incorporated

under the provisions of the Companies Act, 1956. It has

established a composite industrial unit (induction furnace and

re-rolling) in Survey Nos. 21 to 24 of Gunded Village, Balanagar

Mandal, Mahaboobnagar District and are engaged in the

manufacture of M.S. Ingots, M.S. Rods, etcetera for which

purpose, they obtained a High Tension Service Connection

bearing No. MBN-719 from the 3rd respondent. Petitioner is

stated to be availing power at 33 KV voltage level from the 3rd

respondent.

The case of petitioner is that it is a scheduled

consumer of the 2nd respondent distribution company, a

deemed licensee under the Provisions of the Electricity Act,

2003 (for short, ‘the Act’). The Scheduled Consumers are those,

who avail power from the 2nd respondent source and also from

other sources both intra or inter-state purchases by using the

Distribution Lines etcetera of the 2nd respondent. Section 42 of

the Act obligates the distribution companies like the 2nd

respondent to allow to use open access corridor to its scheduled

consumers i.e. to draw power purchased from the third parties

through transmission / distribution lines of the 2nd respondent

distribution company. To avail open access facility, the users

have to pay the following charges:-



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