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TAMIL NADU
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CHENNAI, WEDNESDAY, JULY 30, 2025
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Part VI—Section 2
Notifications of interest to a section of the public
issued by Heads of Departments, etc.
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TAMIL NADU ELECTRICITY REGULATORY COMMISSION, CHENNAI.
Amendments to the Tamil Nadu Electricity Regulatory Commission (Terms and Conditions
for determination of Tariff) Regulations, 2005. ..
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Nomination of member of the State Advisory Committee. ..
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NOTIFICATIONS BY HEADS OF DEPARTMENTS, ETC.
TAMIL NADU ELECTRICITY REGULATORY COMMISSION, CHENNAI.
Amendments to the Tamil Nadu Electricity Regulatory Commission (Terms and Conditions for
determination of Tariff) Regulations, 2005.
(Notification No. TNERC/TR/5-5/2025, dated 01-07-2025)
(Lr.No. TNERC/Legal/1368/D.No.906/2025)
No. VI(2)/16/2025.
In exercise of the powers conferred by section 61 of the Electricity Act, 2003 (Central Act 36 of 2003) read with
section 181 of the said Act and all other powers enabling it in this behalf, the Tamil Nadu Electricity Regulatory Commission
hereby makes the following amendments to the Tamil Nadu Electricity Regulatory Commission (Terms and conditions for
determination of Tariff) Regulations, 2005 (hereafter referred to as “the Principal Regulations”) and the draft of the same
having been previously published as required by sub-section (3) of section 181 of the said Act.
Amendments
(i) These Regulations may be called the “Tamil Nadu Electricity Regulatory Commission (Terms and conditions
for determination of Tariff) (Amendment) Regulations, 2025”.
(ii) These Regulations shall come into force on the date of publication in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette.
1. Amendment to Regulation 37 of the Principal Regulations:
1.1 The clause (vii) in Regulation 37 of the Principal Regulations notified vide Notification No. TNERC/TR/5/3, dated
26-05-2021 shall be read as clause (viii);
1.2. In Regulation 37 of the Principal Regulations, for the clause (viii), the following clause shall be substituted,
namely:
“(viii) Impact of Part Load Operation on performance of Thermal Generating Stations:
where any of the Generating station is directed by the State Load Despatch centre to operate below Target plant
availability factor but at or above technical minimum, such generating station may be compensated depending on the
average unit loading duly taking into account the forced outages, planned outages, PLF, generation at generator terminal,
energy sent out ex-bus, number of start-stop, secondary fuel oil consumption and auxiliary energy consumption, in due
consideration of actual and normative operating parameters of station heat rate and auxiliary energy consumption on
monthly basis duly supported by relevant data verified by SLDC.
1. Coal/lignite based thermal generating stations:
i) Impact on the station heat rate:
The applicable factors for unit heat rate degradation at part loading for sub-critical and super-critical units are as
follows:
Unit Heat Rate degradation (%)
Sl.
No.
Unit loading (%)
Sub-critical
units
Super-critical
units
1
80 – 100
Nil
Nil
2
75-<80
3.0
2.5
3
70-<75
4.0
3.3
4
65-<70
5.1
4.1
5
60-<65
6.1
4.9
6
55-<60
7.6
6.0
7
50-<55
9.2
7.1
8
45-<50
11.3
8.3
9
40-<45
13.8
9.9
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ii) Impact on auxiliary energy consumption:
The admissible additional auxiliary energy consumption values at part loading of coal / lignite based thermal
generating stations are as follows:
Sl.
No.
Module / Plant loading
as % of installed
capacity
Admissible % degradation in
auxiliary energy consumption
(% point)
1
80 – 100
Nil
2
70-<80
1.1
3
60-<70
1.8
4
50-<60
2.5
5
40-<50
3.2
Provided that in case of additional auxiliary consumption arised due to implementation of DeSOx system and/or
DeNOx system, the generation company concerned may file appropriate petition before the Commission for revision of
parameters.
iii) Impact on Specific Fuel Oil Consumption:
Considering flexible operation requirement of coal based thermal stations in view of capacity addition from Renewable
sources, additional specific oil consumption of 0.2 ml/kWh is provided for units operating in 40-55% average loading.
2. Gas / liquid fuel based thermal generating stations:
i) Impact on station heat rate:
The degradation of module / plant gross heat rate for gas / liquid fuel based thermal generating stations in Combined
Cycle Gas Turbine mode of operation are as below:
Sl.
No.
Module / Plant loading as % of
installed capacity
Increase in Module/Plant heat
rate (%)
1
80-100
Nil
2
70-<80
5
3
60-<70
8
4
50-<60
12
ii) The degradation of module / plant heat rate for gas/liquid fuel based thermal generating stations in Open Cycle
mode of operation are as below:
Sl.
No.
Module / Plant loading as % of
installed capacity
Increase in Module/Plant heat
rate (%)
1
80-100
Nil
2
70-<80
7
3
60-<70
11
4
50-<60
16
iii) Impact on auxiliary energy consumption:
The additional auxiliary energy consumption admissible at part loading of gas / liquid fuel based thermal generating
station is proposed to be considered as below:
Sl.
No.
Module / Plant loading as % of
installed capacity
Admissible % additional auxiliary
energy consumption (% point)
1
80-100
Nil
2
70-<80
0.50
3
60-<70
0.80
4
50-<60
1.20
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1.3. In Regulation 37 of the Principal Regulations, after the clause (viii), the following clause shall be added, namely:
(ix) Transit losses of coal:
For coal and lignite, the transit and handling losses shall be as per the following norms:
Thermal Generating Station
Transit and Handling
losses (%)
Pit-head (using Rail/Road)
0.20%
Non-pit head (All rail route – where loading into railway rakes is done by coal company)
0.80%
Non-pit head (Road cum Rail or Sea Route – where coal is lifted from mines, transported
to good shed / other siding by road and then loading into railway rakes/Sea is done by
generating company or other multi-modal transportation system involving multiple
transshipments)
1.00%
Provided that in the case of any combination of the above modes of transportation, the transit and handling losses
shall be calculated on pro-rata basis using the formula given below:
Transit loss of coal / lignite based stations (%) = 0.2% x (Percentage of coal transported through pit-head source) +
0.8% x (Percentage of coal transported through All Rail Route) + 1.0% x (Percentage of coal transported through Road
cum Rail or Sea Route or other multi-modal transportation system involving multiple trans-shipments).
Provided further that in case of imported coal, the transit and handling losses applicable for pit-head station shall
apply.
(By Order of the Tamil Nadu Electricity Regulatory Commission)
Chennai - 600 032,
S. JOHN SUNDARARAJ,
10th July 2025.
Secretary (In-charge),
Tamil Nadu Electricity Regulatory Commission.
Explanatory Statement
The amendment to the TNERC (Terms and conditions for determination of Tariff) Regulations, 2005 is made by
including the new items namely “(ix) Impact of Part Load Operation on performance of Thermal Generating Stations and
(x) Transit losses of coal” due to the following reasons:
1. Tamil Nadu being the RE rich state and further potential for development of RE power projects, has to further
promote development of RE power within the State in line with the RPO trajectory notified by the Ministry of Power.
Accordingly, the Commission had earlier notified the Tamil Nadu Electricity Regulatory Commission (Renewable Energy
Purchase Obligation) Regulations, 2023.
2. Further, it is noted that the power generation mix is rapidly shifting towards a more significant share of Renewable
Energy in our country. Further, the Government of India’s vision is to achieve Net Zero emissions by 2070, in addition to
attain the short-term target of achieving 500 GW capacity by the year 2030.
3. Tamil Nadu is being the RE rich state, the generated RE power should be absorbed into the grid without any
curtailment. To absorb such RE power, which are infirm in nature, the existing State owned thermal power plants should
be ramped up and down very frequently, which results in increased station heat rate, auxiliary consumption, specific
fuel consumption, etc. Most of the State owned thermal power plants operate at lesser PLF than the normative PLF of
80%. Therefore, it is necessary either to compensate these State owned Power Plants or fixing some relaxed technical
parameters to these power plants.
4. It is pertinent to note that the Central Electricity Authority (CEA) vide their letter dated 15-03-2024 addressed to
the Hon’ble CERC suggested “relaxed operational parameters” for the thermal power stations being operated at part load.
5. The TANGEDCO in their recent true-up petitions filed before the Commission for the year 2022-23 has requested
to consider the actual operating parameters since the same is exceeded the normative operating parameters.
6. In order to safeguard the interest of the State owned Thermal Power Plants, the Commission has made this
amendment duly considering the parameters suggested by the CEA.
(By Order of the Tamil Nadu Electricity Regulatory Commission)
Chennai - 600 032,
S. JOHN SUNDARARAJ,
10th July 2025.
Secretary (In-charge),
Tamil Nadu Electricity Regulatory Commission.
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Statements showing existing provisions and provisions as amended
Amendment to Tamil Nadu Electricity Regulatory Commission
(Terms and conditions for determination of Tariff) Regulations, 2005
Sl.
No.
Existing Regulation
Regulation as amended
1.
37. Norms of Operation
(i) To (vii) xxx
"(vii) (a) where any of the Generating station is directed by
the State Load Despatch centre to operate below Target
plant availability factor but at or above technical minimum,
such generating station may be compensated depending
on the average unit loading duly taking into account the
forced outages, planned outages, PLF, generation at
generator terminal, energy sent out ex-bus, number of
start-stop, secondary fuel oil consumption and auxiliary
energy consumption, in due consideration of actual and
normative operating parameters of station heat rate and
auxiliary energy consumption on monthly basis duly
supported by relevant data verified by SLDC.
Provided that;
(i) In case of coal / lignite based generating stations,
following station heat rate degradation or actual heat rate,
whichever is lower, shall be considered for the purpose of
compensation:
Sl.
No.
Unit loading as
a % of installed
capacity of the
unit
Increase in
SHR (for
super-
critical
units) (%)
Increase in SHR
(for sub-critical
units) (%)
1
85-100
Nil
Nil
2
75-84.99
1.25
2.25
3
65-74.99
2
4
4
55-64.99
3
6
(ii) In case of coal/lignite based generating stations, the
following auxiliary energy consumption degradation or
actual, whichever is lower, shall be considered for the
purpose of compensation:
Sl.
No.
Unit loading as a % of
installed capacity of
the unit
% degradation in
AEC admissible
1
85-100
Nil
2
75-84.99
0.35
3
65-74.99
0.65
4
55-64.99
1
37. Norms of Operation
(i) To (vii) xxx
(viii) Impact of Part Load Operation on performance
of Thermal Generating Stations:
where any of the Generating station is directed by the
State Load Despatch centre to operate below Target plant
availability factor but at or above technical minimum,
such generating station may be compensated depending
on the average unit loading duly taking into account the
forced outages, planned outages, PLF, generation at
generator terminal, energy sent out ex-bus, number of
start-stop, secondary fuel oil consumption and auxiliary
energy consumption, in due consideration of actual and
normative operating parameters of station heat rate and
auxiliary energy consumption on monthly basis duly
supported by relevant data verified by SLDC.
1. Coal/lignite based thermal generating stations:
i) Impact on the station heat rate:
The applicable factors for unit heat rate degradation at
part loading for sub-critical and super-critical units are
as follows:
Unit Heat Rate degradation (%)
Sl.
No.
Unit loading (%)
Sub-critical
units
Super-
critical
units
1
80 – 100
Nil
Nil
2
75-<80
3.0
2.5
3
70-<75
4.0
3.3
4
65-<70
5.1
4.1
5
60-<65
6.1
4.9
6
55-<60
7.6
6.0
7
50-<55
9.2
7.1
8
45-<50
11.3
8.3
9
40-<45
13.8
9.9
ii) Impact on auxiliary energy consumption:
The admissible additional auxiliary energy
consumption values at part loading of coal / lignite
based thermal generating stations are as follows:
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(b) Compensation for the station Heat Rate and
Auxiliary Energy consumption shall be worked out in
terms of energy charges.
(c) The compensation so computed shall be borne by
the entity which has caused the plant to be operated at
schedule lower than corresponding to Normative Plant
Availability Factor up to technical minimum.
(d) No compensation for heat rate degradation and
auxiliary energy consumption shall be admissible if
the actual heat rate and / or actual auxiliary energy
consumption are lower than the normative station heat
rate and / or normative auxiliary energy consumption
applicable to the unit (or) the generating station.
(e) There shall be reconciliation of the compensation
at the end of the financial year in due consideration of
actual operational parameters of station heat rate and
auxiliary energy consumption.
(f) No compensation for heat rate degradation and
auxiliary energy consumption shall be admissible if
the actual heat rate and / or actual auxiliary energy
consumption are lower than the normative station heat
rate and / or normative auxiliary energy consumption
applicable to the unit or the generating station in a
month or after annual reconciliation at the end of the
year.
(ii) Impact on auxiliary energy consumption:
The admissible additional auxiliary energy consumption
values at part loading of coal / lignite based thermal
generating stations are as follows.
Sl.No.
Module / Plant
loading as % of
installed capacity
Admissible %
degradation in
auxiliary energy
consumption (% point)
1
80 – 100
Nil
2
70-<80
1.1
3
60-<70
1.8
4
50-<60
2.5
5
40-<50
3.2
Provided that in case of additional auxiliary
consumption arised due to implementation of DeSOx
system and/or DeNOx system, the generation company
concerned may file appropriate petition before the
Commission for revision of parameters.
iii) Impact on Specific Fuel Oil Consumption:
Considering flexible operation requirement of coal
based thermal stations in view of capacity addition from
Renewable sources, additional specific oil consumption
of 0.2 ml/kWh is provided for units operating in 40-
55% average loading.
2. Gas / liquid fuel based thermal generating
stations:
i) Impact on station heat rate:
The degradation of module / plant gross heat
rate for gas / liquid fuel based thermal generating
stations in Combined Cycle Gas Turbine mode of
operation are as below:
Sl.No.
Module / Plant loading
as % of installed
capacity
Increase in Module/
Plant heat rate (%)
1
80-100
Nil
2
70-<80
5
3
60-<70
8
4
50-<60
12
ii) The degradation of module / plant heat rate
for gas/liquid fuel based thermal generating stations
in Open Cycle mode of operation are as below:
Sl.No.
Module / Plant
loading as % of
installed capacity
Increase in Module/
Plant heat rate (%)
1
80-100
Nil
2
70-<80
7
3
60-<70
11
4
50-<60
16
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iii) Impact on auxiliary energy consumption:
The additional auxiliary energy consumption
admissible at part loading of gas / liquid fuel based
thermal generating station is proposed to be considered
as below:
Sl.No.
Module / Plant
loading as % of
installed capacity
Admissible %
additional auxiliary
energy consumption
(% point)
1
80-100
Nil
2
70-<80
0.50
3
60-<70
0.80
4
50-<60
1.20
2
37.
37.
(ix) Transit losses of coal:
For coal and lignite, the transit and handling losses shall
be as per the following norms:
Thermal Generating Station
Transit and
Handling
losses (%)
Pit-head (using Rail/Road)
0.20%
Non-pit head (All rail route – where
loading into railway rakes is done
by coal company)
0.80%
Non-pit head (Road cum Rail or Sea
Route – where coal is lifted from
mines, transported to good shed /
other siding by road and then load-
ing into railway rakes/Sea is done
by generating company or other
multi-modal transportation system
involving multiple transshipments)
1.00%
Provided that in the case of any combination of the above
modes of transportation, the transit and handling losses
shall be calculated on pro-rata basis using the formula
given below:
Transit loss of coal / lignite based stations (%) = 0.2% x
(Percentage of coal transported through pit-head source)
+ 0.8% x (Percentage of coal transported through All
Rail Route) + 1.0% x (Percentage of coal transported
through Road cum Rail or Sea Route or other
multi-modal transportation system involving multiple
trans-shipments).
Provided further that in case of imported coal, the transit
and handling losses applicable for pit-head station shall
apply.
(By order of the Tamil Nadu Electricity Regulatory Commission)
Chennai - 600 032,
S. JOHN SUNDARARAJ,
10th July 2025.
Secretary (In-charge),
Tamil Nadu Electricity Regulatory Commission.
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Nomination of member of the State Advisory Committee
(Notification No.TNERC/SACR/2-60 dated 08.07.2025)
(Lr.No. TNERC/Legal/1369/D.No.907/2025)
No. VI(2)/17/2025.
In exercise of the powers conferred on it by sub-section (1) and (2) of Section 87 of the Electricity Act,
2003 (Central Act No.36 of 2003) and as per Regulation 7 of the TNERC State Advisory Committee Regulations,
2004 the Tamil Nadu Electricity Regulatory Commission hereby nominate the following person as Member of the
State Advisory Committee for the area of ‘Labour’ for the period of three years with immediate effect:
S. No.
Name and address of Member
Area of Interest
1
Thiru.V. Govindan,
Former State Treasurer,
Electricity Board Workers’ Progress Association,
Assistant Account Officer (Retired),
No.106A, 9th Street,
North Jekanath Nagar,
Villivakkam – Chennai 600049.
Labour
Further, consequent to issuance of G.O. (Ms.) No.6, Energy (B2) Department, dated 24.01.2024, the erstwhile
Tamil Nadu Generation and Distribution Corporation Limited (TANGEDCO) was restructured into separate Generating
and Distribution Companies, under the Companies Act, 2013. Post this, it has been renamed as ‘Tamil Nadu
Power Distribution Corporation Limited’ (TNPDCL). As such, the erstwhile designation of Chairman & Managing
Director/TANGEDCO has to be revised as Chairman & Managing Director/TNEB limited & TNPDCL, Chairman/
TNPGCL, TANTRANSCO & TNGECL.
Accordingly, the following existing designation is revised for the area of interest of ‘Distribution Licensee’ as
follows:
Existing designation and Address
of Member
Revised designation and Address of
Member
Area of Interest
Chairman & Managing Director,
TNEB Limited
and TANGEDCO Limited,
No.144, Anna Salai,
Chennai 600 002.
Chairman & Managing Director,
TNEB Limited
& TNPDCL,
Chairman, TNPGCL, TANTRANSCO &
TNGECL,
No.144, Anna Salai,
Chennai 600 002.
Distribution
Licensee
Further, consequent to issuance of G.O. (Ms.) No.7, Energy (B2) Department, dated 24.01.2024, Tamil Nadu
Energy Development Agency (TEDA) has been merged with newly formed Tamil Nadu Green Energy Corporation
Limited (TNGECL) under the Companies Act, 2013 by integrating Renewable Energy wing of TANGEDCO. As
such the erstwhile post of Chairman & Managing Director/TEDA cease to exist and Managing Director/TNGECL
is entrusted with the functions of TNGECL.
Accordingly, the following existing designation is revised for the area of interest of ‘New and Renewable
Sources of Energy’ as follows:
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Existing designation and Address of
Member
Revised designation and Address of
Member
Area of Interest
Chairman and Managing Director,
Tamil Nadu Energy Development Agency
(TEDA),
5th Floor,
EVK Sampath Maaligai,
College Road, Chennai-600 006.
Managing Director,
Tamil Nadu Green Energy Corporation
Limited (TNGECL),
No.144, Anna Salai,
Chennai-600 002.
New and
Renewable
Sources of
Energy
(By Order of the Tamil Nadu Electricity Regulatory Commission)
Chennai - 600 032,
S. JOHN SUNDARARAJ,
9th July 2025.
Secretary (In-charge),
Tamil Nadu Electricity Regulatory Commission.
தமிழ்நாாடு மின்சாார ஒழுங்குமுறைை ஆணைை†யம், செென்னைை‰
தமிழ்நாாடு மின்சாார ஒழுங்குமுறைை ஆணைை†யம், செென்னைை‰
(அறிவிக்கைை எண்.த.மி.ஒ.ஆ/மாா.ஆ.கு.ஒ/2-60, நாாள்: 08.07.2025)
(Lr.No. TNERC/Legal/1369/D.No.907/2025)
2003 ஆம் ஆண்டு மின்சாாரச் சட்டத்தின் (மத்தியச் சட்டம் 36/2003) 87 ஆம் பிரிவின் (1) மற்றும் (2) ஆம் உட்பிரிவு மற்றும்
2004 ஆம் ஆண்டு தமிழ்நாாடு மின்சாார ஒழுங்குமுறைை ஆணைை†ய – மாாநில ஆலோ�ோசனைை
‰க் குழு ஒழுங்குமுறைை விதிகளின்,
ஒழுங்குமுறைை விதி 7 ஆகியவற்றினால் அதற்கு வழங்கப்பட்ட அதிகாரங்களைை
யும் செெலுத்தி, தமிழ்நாாடு மின்சாார ஒழுங்குமுறைை
ஆணைை†யம் பின்வரும் நபரைை ‘தொ�ொழிலாளர்’ பிரதிநிதித்துவத்திற்கான மாாநில ஆலோ�ோசனைை
‰க் குழுவின் உறுப்பினராக மூன்று
ஆண்டு காலத்திற்கு உடனடியாக அமலுக்கு வரும் வகைையில் நியமன
ம் செெய்கிறது.
வரிசைை
எண்
உறுப்பினர் பெெயர்
மற்றும் முகவரி
பிரதிநிதித்துவம்
செெய்யும் துறைை
1
வ.கோ�ோவிந்தன்,
முன்னாள் மாாநில பொ�ொருளாளர்,
மின்கழக தொ�ொழிலாளர் முன்னே‰ற்ற சங்கம்,
உதவி கணக்கு அலுவலர் (ஓய்வு),
க.எண். 106A, 9 வது தெெரு,
வடக்கு ஜெெƒகநாாத நகர், வில்லிவாக்கம்,
செென்னைை‰-600049.
தொ�ொழிலாளர்
மே�லும், 24.01.2024 தே�தியிட்ட அரசாாணைை† (Ms.) எண்.6, எரிசக்தி (B2) துறைையின் வெ�ளியீட்டின் விளைை
வாக, 2013 ஆம்
ஆண்டு நிறுவனங்கள் சட்டத்தின் கீழ் முந்தைைய தமிழ்நாாடு மின் உற்பத்தி மற்றும் பகிர்மாானக் கழக லிமிடெெட் (TANGEDCO),
தற்போ�ோது மின்உற்பத்தி மற்றும் பகிர்மாான நிறுவனமாாக தனித்தனியாகப் பிரிக்கப்பட்டது. இதன் பின்னர், ‘தமிழ்நாாடு மின்
பகிர்மாானக் கழக லிமிடெெட்’ (TNPDCL) என மறுபெெயரிடப்பட்டது. இதன் காரணமாாக, முந்தைைய தலைைவர் மற்றும் மே�லாாண்மைை
இயக்குநர்/TANGEDCO பதவியைை, தலைைவர் மற்றும் மே�லாாண்மைை இயக்குநர், TNEB லிமிடெெட் & TNPDCL, தலைைவர்/TNPGCL,
TANTRANSCO & TNGECL என திருத்தப்பட வே�ண்டும்.
அதன்படி, ‘மின்பகிர்மாான உரிமதாாரரின்’ பிரதிநிதித்துவத்திற்கான தற்போ�ோதைைய பதவி பின்வருமாாறு திருத்தப்படுகிறது:
தற்போ�ோதுள்ள உறுப்பினரின் பதவி
மற்றும் முகவரி
திருத்தப்பட்ட உறுப்பினரின் பதவி
மற்றும் முகவரி
பிரதிநிதித்துவம்
செெய்யும் துறைை
தலைைவர் மற்றும் மே�லாாண்மைை இயக்குநர்,
TNEB லிமிடெெட் மற்றும் TANGEDCO லிமிடெெட்,
எண்.144, அண்ணா சாாலைை,
செென்னைை‰-600 002 .
தலைைவர் மற்றும் மே�லாாண்மைை இயக்குநர்,
TNEB லிமிடெெட் & TNPDCL, தலைைவர்/
TNPGCL, TANTRANSCO & TNGECL,
எண்.144, அண்ணா சாாலைை,
செென்னைை‰-600 002.
மின்பகிர்மாான
உரிமம்தாரர்
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[Part VI—Sec. 2
மே�லும், 24.01.2024 தே�தியிட்ட அரசாாணைை† (Ms.) எண்.7, எரிசக்தி (B2) துறைையின் வெ�ளியீட்டின் விளைை
வாக, 2013 ஆம்
ஆண்டு நிறுவனங்கள் சட்டத்தின் கீழ், ‘தமிழ்நாாடு எரிசக்தி வளர்ச்சி முகமைையாானது’ (TEDA), தற்போ�ோது TANGEDCO வின்
புதுப்பிக்கத்தக்க எரிசக்தி பிரிவைை ஒருங்கிணைை†த்து, புதிதாக உருவாக்கப்பட்ட தமிழ்நாாடு பசுமைை எரிசக்தி நிறுவனத்துடன் (TNGECL)
ஒன்றிணைை†க்கப்பட்டுள்ளது. இதன் காரணமாாக, முந்தைைய தலைைவர் மற்றும் மே�லாாண்மைை இயக்குநர்/TEDA பதவி நீக்கப்பட்டு,
தமிழ்நாாடு பசுமைை எரிசக்தி நிறுவனத்தின் செெயல்பாடுகள் மே�லாாண்மைை இயக்குநர்/TNGECL-லிடம் ஒப்படைைக்கப்பட்டுள்ளன.
அதன்படி, ‘புது மற்றும் புதுப்பிக்கத்தக்க எரிசக்தி ஆதாரங்கள்’ என்ற பிரதிநிதித்துவத்திற்கான தற்போ�ோதுள்ள பதவி
பின்வருமாாறு திருத்தப்படுகிறது:
தற்போ�ோதுள்ள உறுப்பினரின் பதவி
மற்றும் முகவரி
திருத்தப்பட்ட உறுப்பினரின் பதவி
மற்றும் முகவரி
பிரதிநிதித்துவம்
செெய்யும் துறைை
தலைைவர் மற்றும் மே�லாாண்மைை இயக்குநர்,
தமிழ்நாாடு எரிசக்தி வளர்ச்சி முகமைை,
5 வது தளம், ஈ.வி.கே�. சம்பத் மாாளிகைை,
கல்லூரி சாாலைை, செென்னைை‰-600 006.
மே�லாாண்மைை இயக்குநர், தமிழ்நாாடு பசுமைை
எரிசக்தி நிறுவனம்,
எண்.144, அண்ணா சாாலைை,
செென்னைை‰-600 002.
புது மற்றும்
புதுப்பிக்கத்தக்க
எரிசக்தி ஆதாரங்கள்
(தமிழ்நாாடு மின்சாார ஒழுங்குமுறைை ஆணைை†யத்தின் ஆணைை†ப்படி)
செென்னைை‰ 600 032,
எஸ்.ஜான் சுந்தரராஜ்
எஸ்.ஜான் சுந்தரராஜ்,
2025 ஜூலைை 9.
செெயலாளர் (பொ�ாறுப்பு),
தமிழ்நாாடு மின்சாார ஒழுங்குமுறைை ஆணைை†யம்.
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