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Tamil Nadu Electricity Rates Surge: New Tariffs Effective July 1
Highlights
- TNERC announces 4.83% hike in electricity tariffs across Tamil Nadu
- Learn about the new rates for different consumption brackets and how it affects your power bill from July 1
Starting July 1, electricity costs in Tamil Nadu are set to increase. The Tamil Nadu Electricity Regulatory Commission (TNERC) has announced new tariffs, resulting in a 4.83% overall hike in power charges across the state.
Under the revised pricing structure:
For consumption between 0-400 units, rates will rise from Rs 4.60 to Rs 4.80 per unit.
Usage from 401-500 units will now cost Rs 6.45 per unit, up from Rs 6.15.
The 501-600 unit bracket will see an increase from Rs 8.15 to Rs 8.55 per unit.
Consumers using 601-800 units will pay Rs 9.65 per unit, compared to the previous Rs 9.20.
For 801-1000 units, the new rate is Rs 10.70, up from Rs 10.20.
Any consumption beyond 1000 units will be charged at Rs 11.80 per unit.
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