Official Tariff Order Library
Every rate on this site comes from a document a regulator published. This is that pile of documents, listed rather than described: which order, which DISCOMs it binds, when it took effect, and a link to the regulator's own copy. Where we hold an order date but not the document, the row says so instead of quietly linking a homepage.
Last updated 20 August 2026 · 16 orders recorded · See also the tariff database these orders back
All recorded orders
PDF means the link is the document. page means it is a regulator or licensee page that carries the schedule — useful, but not a citation, and we would rather label it than dress it up. A snapshot marked stale was captured before the order was issued, so it cannot contain it.
What the types mean
| Type | Count | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| Tariff order | 10 | Sets the retail tariff schedule for a financial year. |
| MYT order | 4 | Fixes tariffs across a multi-year control period. |
| Fuel surcharge notice | 2 | Periodic FPPA / FPPAS / PPAC / FAC rate, revised far more often than the tariff. |
Why link the order at all
A tariff figure with no document behind it is a claim. Two sites can print different numbers for the same DISCOM and a reader has no way to tell which is stale — unless one of them shows the order. That is the entire argument for this page.
It also fails honestly. 4 of the 16 rows link a page rather than a document, and 7 have no archived snapshot. Those are not hidden; they are the work queue.
Documents are linked at the regulator's or licensee's own address and are not hosted here. Titles, case numbers and dates are transcribed from those documents. Not affiliated with any DISCOM, SERC or government body.