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Tata Power- DDL strengthens “No Power Supply” registration process

  • T&D India
  • July 27, 2020
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Tata Power Delhi Distribution Ltd, catering to a population 7 million in north Delhi, has strengthened the “No Power Supply (NPS)” registration process by introducing a member of digital modes during the ongoing monsoon season.

Missed Call, WhatsApp, Mobile App, Website, SMS Services will make the registration process lightning fast, resulting in almost zero waiting time, says Tata Power DDL.

The rainy season poses multiple challenges for uninterrupted power supply due to several uncontrolled external factors like: damage to network due to heavy rains and strong winds, falling of trees on overhead power lines etc. causing inconvenience to consumers; and such situations call for immediate action by the power utility staff for faster maintenance and restoration of supply in the least possible time, and the key to this is the smart and swift  NPS registration process.

With this in mind, Tata Power-DDL has introduced multiple digital touch points to mitigate any disruptions in power supply.

To help the consumer connect faster for no supply related queries, the company provides various digital modes like: Missed Call Service, WhatsApp, Mobile App, SMS and Website.

Sampark Kendra service will still be available where consumers can call on the Toll Free Number 19124 / 1800 208 9124 using their registered mobile No./ CA No. in case of any queries or concerns.

The company has also been using its social media handles to create awareness about safety measures to be taken during monsoon season and, urging consumers to use ISI-marked wires and cables, install ELCB to prevent shocks and report any unsafe situation to the company.

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