The report assessed 65 power distribution utilities across the country. This is the third consecutive year that the Tata Power-led Odisha discoms have been recognised at the national level for improvements in the state’s power distribution system.
TPNODL secured the fifth rank nationally among all discoms. TPNODL and TPCODL received A+ grades, while TPWODL was awarded an A grade in the latest assessment.
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According to the ministry, the rankings reflect an improvement in Odisha’s power distribution infrastructure, with gains reported in billing efficiency and financial performance. TPNODL and TPCODL recorded improvements of more than two percentage points in billing efficiency, as noted in the report.
The assessment also highlighted that all three discoms maintained a Days Receivable period of 60 days or less, indicating an efficient collection cycle. This performance coincided with the power distribution sector turning profitable at the national level for the first time in FY 2025.
Commenting on the rankings, Gajanan Kale, Chief of Odisha Distribution Business and CEO, TPNODL, said the recognition reflected the team’s focus on consumer service and investments in technology aimed at improving network reliability and customer experience.
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The Tata Power-led Odisha discoms operate as joint ventures with the Government of Odisha and are involved in distribution reforms, including the adoption of smart grid automation, AI-based customer support and loss reduction measures.
