About MSERC

Establishment:

Established in accordance with the provisions of the Electricity Act, 2003, the Meghalaya State Electricity Regulatory Commission is a statutory body responsible for licensing transmission, distribution and trade of electricity along with fixation of tariff, regulation of procurement and creation of a consumer-friendly grievance settlement framework in Meghalaya. One of the key roles the Commission is encourage competition and to provide a platform for prospective investors in the power sector to improve the efficiency and quality of service. In this context the Commission is also empowered to advise the Government on policy.

One of the key roles the Commission is encourage competition and to provide a platform for prospective investors in the power sector to improve the efficiency and quality of service. In this context the Commission is also empowered to advise the Government on policy.

Commission’s Profile & Structure -

S.no	Designation	Name
1.	Chairperson	Shri P.W. Ingty, I.A.S. (Retd.)
2.	Secretary	Shri J. B. Poon, F.I.E
3.	Member (Law)	Shri Roland Keishing
4.	Finance and Accounts Officer	Smt. M. Synrem
5.	Ombudsman	Shri. S. J. Laloo, Retd. Chief Engineer, MePGCL
6.	Consultant (Finance)	Shri. P. A. Sawian
7.	Consultant (Technical)	Shri. E. Slong

The sector-wise and resource wise share of installed capacity in the Jharkhand has been provided in the following table. All these values are in MW, and as on 31st August, 2020.

MSERC
- MeECL
  - MePGCL
  - MePTCL
  - MePDCL

MSERC Snaphot of power sector

Key Statistics:

Installed Capacity -

The sector-wise and resource wise share of installed capacity in the Jharkhand has been provided in the following table. All these values are in MW, and as on 31st August, 2020.

Sector	Thermal					Hydro	RES	Nuclear	Grand Total
	Coal	Lignite	Gas	Diesel	Thermal Total
State	0	0	0	0	0	322	32.53	0	354.53
Private	0	0	0	0	0	0	13.92	0	13.92
Sub-Total	0	0	0	0	0	322	46.45	0	368.45

Share of Renewables -

Breakup of RE in Jharkhand has been provided in the following table. All these values are in MW, and as on 14th September, 2020

Small Hydro Power	Wind Power	Bio-Power	Solar Power	Total Capacity
32.53	0	13.80	0.12	46.45

Consumers -

Category wise number of consumers for each DISCOM has been listed below:

S. No.	Consumer Category	No. of Consumers
LT Category
1.	Domestic	4,23,589
2.	Commercial	28,170
3.	Industrial	839
4.	Agriculture	23
5.	Public Lighting	57
6.	Water Supply	369
7.	General Purpose	2,481
8.	Kutir Jyoti	86,779
9.	Crematorium	1
HT Category
10.	Domestic	87
11.	Water Supply	32
12.	Bulk Supply	169
13.	Commercial	20
14.	Industrial	129
EHT Category
15.	Industrial	6
	Total	5,42,980

Energy Sale -

S. No.	Particulars	Energy Sales (MU) (FY-21)
1.	Domestic LT	436.62
2.	Commercial LT	67.42
3.	General Purpose	29.71
4.	Industrial LT	5.06
5.	Water Supply LT	14.04
6.	Kutir Jyoti	34.03
7.	Public Lighting	1.02
8.	Agricultural	0.10
9.	Crematorium	0.21
10.	Commercial HT	31.60
11.	Domestic HT	20.68
12.	Industrial HT	141.65
13.	Water Supply HT	24.07
14.	Bulk Supply	82.50
15.	EHT-Industries	173.64
16.	Assam	-
	Total	1,062.34

Average Cost of Supply -

Utilities	FY 16	FY 17	FY 18	FY 19	FY 20
MePDCL	5.78	5.46	5.56	7.66	7.80

Latest Documents

Orders

TARIFF ORDERS -

Officers Contact

Serial Number	Name	Designation
1	Shri. Roland Keishing	Member (Law)
2	Shri. J. B. Poon	Secretary
3	Smti. M. Synrem	Finance and Accounts Officer
4	Shri. S. J. Laloo, Retd. Chief Engineer, MePGCL	Ombudsman
5	Shri. P. A. Sawian	Consultant (Finance)
6	Shri. E. Slong	Consultant (Technical)

	Centre for Energy Regulation Department of Industrial and Management Engineering Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur Kalayanpur, Kanpur – 208016 (India)
	cer@iitk.ac.in
	0512-259-7453

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Centre for Energy Regulation

Meghalaya State Electricity Regulatory Commission