Tata Power Customer Care
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Planning to get a new electricity connection for your new home or office, and thus want to know about the complete application procedure and also the various charges as well? Need to obtain a commercial electricity connection for your business and therefore need to know about the details? Facing problems with your current electricity connection and thus want a technician to check your home wiring and meter box? Need to obtain a duplicate electricity bill for the current month and thus want to know the process for the same? No problems. Tata Power Customer Care will make sure that all your queries get answered and your issues get resolved as well so that you can continue with your normal life. | |
About Tata Power
Tata Power Limited is a company based in India, which is engaged in the production and distribution of electricity. The headquarters of the company is based in the city of Mumbai, Maharashtra, India. The company is part of the Tata Group. The total capacity of the power plants producing electricity is about more than 10,500 Mega Watts. The company is also the country’s largest integrated source of electricity. The current CEO and managing director of the company are Praveer Sinha. The company also is engaged in the production, exploration and transportation of natural gas. As of the year, the revenue generated by the company is about $3.9 billion. Also, the total number of employees working at the company is more than 4,100.
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Tata Power History
Tata Power Limited was founded in the year 1910. The company has been operational for more than 109 years now. The founder of the company is Dorabji Tata. In the year 1916, the company also merged with another company producing electricity, known as the Andhra Valley Power Supply Company. In the year 1915, Tata Power was responsible for commisioning the hydro-electric project in Khopoli, having a total capacity of 72 Mega Watts. In the year 1919, another plant was established in Bhivpuri, and the next one was built in Bhira, which was in the year 1922.
