In a statement, the Ministry said implementation of the plan envisaged in the document is under progress and is being jointly monitored by the state and the Centre.
Successful implementation of these plans will ensure reliable and affordable power round-the-clock to all the consumers, it said.
The plans aim to provide each household the access to 24x7 reliable power supply and also adequate supply to agricultural consumers by 2019.
The plans for each state/UT include reduction of Aggregate Technical and Commercial (AT&C) losses by increasing the collection efficiency and effective metering so as to achieve financially viable 24x7 power supply.
Further, these documents chalk out a plan for increasing generation through renewables and energy efficiency measures which suggests replacement of incandescent lamps/CFL bulbs with LED bulbs under Ujala programme.
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