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RP/04/2025,The Assistant Executive Engineer

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This review petition was filed by the Respondent of the appeal petition P/027/2024, the Assistant Executive Engineer, Electrical Sub Division, Kongad, Palakkad. The appeal petition P/027/2024 was filed by Shri. Shamsudheen A.M who is a prosumer with the Licensee having two connections one in Electrical Section, Kongad another in Electrical Section, Angadipuram. The consumer had installed solar plant in both the service connection. He had requested the Licensee to sanction the wheeling facility to wheel the excess energy produced in Angadipuram Plant to use in Kongad premises. Though the application was submitted on 17/05/2023, the sanction was accorded on 27/10/2023 only. There was a delay of 5 months for processing the wheeling facility. The KSERC (Renewable Energy and Net Metering) regulation 2020, the regulation 17(3) states that if a consumer opt for wheeling energy to the another premises owned by him, the wheeling facility is to be sanctioned within 7 calendar days. The order of Ombudsman on P/027/2024 states that the Licensee has settled the financial aspect of the wheeling facility with effect from 01/08/2023. Then there was a delay of 68 days in implementing the regulation accordingly the penality of Rs. 34,000/- is payable by the Licensee. The Licensee in the review petition stated that the wheeling of energy has been adjusted financially with effect from the date of application as such the Licensee is to be exempted from the penalty.
P/041/2025, Sri.Vinod S Panicker

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The appellant Shri. Vinod.S.Panicker is a Consumer of the Licensee, under the Electrical Section, Contonment, Thiruvananthapuram. The Consumer number is 114506008634. The appellant is running a Coffee Shop in the building named Krishna Commercial Complex. The connection to this shop is an LT 3 Phase connection. Another shop room in the same complex has been taken on rent by the appellant from a person named M/s. Keerthi Dhar. There is a single phase connection in this rented shop in the name of Smt. Kasturi, Mother of Keerthi Dhar. There is a door opening between these two shops. The rented portion is used as a servicing place for customers to sit and eat the item supplied from the other shop. The consumer number of the single phase connection is 1145064006792. The officials of the Licensee issued notices for using two connections in the same premises located in the same commercial complex. This was objected by the appellant stating that the two connection are in the name of different consumers and in different premises. The physical opening between two premises is the only issue. The power is not cross utilizing for other than the premises connected for. The appellant has filed the petition to CGRF and CGRF issued order dated 28/04/2025, stating the disconnection process initiated by the Licensee is valid. Aggrieved with the decision of CGRF, this appeal petition is filed to this Authority.
P/040/2025, Smt. Simi Shaji Panicker

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This petition is submitted by Smt. Simi Shaji Panicker for the connection with consumer no. 1155688022548 under the Electrical Section, Aluva North. This is a domestic connection registered in the name of Smt. Lakshmi Sukumaran, Indeevaram, Ernakulam. Neither Smt.Simi Shaji or Smt. Lakshmi Sukumaran is residing in this apartment. The apartment is rented out to a third party. Smt. Lakshmi Sukumaran had constructed an apartment building in the land under her ownership which consists of 5 apartments G+2 floors. One apartment in the second floor is purchased by the petitioner and rented out to a different person. The connection was in the name of the original owner Smt. Lakshmi Sukumaran. The present owner has not taken any action to transfer this connection. The meter reader had noticed a high consumption during 12/2023, 02/2024 and 04/2024 but the bill was given on considering the average consumption. This was informed to the occupier of the house. The petitioner had applied for meter testing on 22/04/2024 and the meter was sent to TMR Angamally for Testing on 23/04/2024. The meter test results states that the meter is accurate. The downloaded data shows that the high consumption was recorded from 01/11/2023. The Licensee had issued a revised bill for this period considering the meter reading for Rs.2,19,230/- which was objected by the consumer. The petition is filed to CGRF and CGRF issued order on completing the procedures on 29/04/2025. Aggrieved by the decision of the CGRF, this appeal petition is filed to this authority.

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