TNEB is an acronym that stands for Tamil Nadu Electricity Board. It refers to the state-owned electricity generation and distribution organization operating in the Indian state of Tamil Nadu. The Tamil Nadu Electricity Board was established in 1957 under the jurisdiction of the Electricity (Supply) Act of 1948.
The main objective of TNEB is to generate, transmit, and distribute electricity efficiently across the state. It takes charge of various activities related to power production, transmission lines, electricity distribution, and billing services. TNEB is responsible for supplying electricity to households, industries, commercial establishments, and agricultural consumers in Tamil Nadu.
The organization operates numerous power stations including thermal, hydro, and natural gas-based, to meet the ever-growing demand for electricity. TNEB also actively promotes the use of renewable energy sources such as wind and solar power, further contributing to sustainable energy practices in the state.
Moreover, TNEB ensures the maintenance and upkeep of transmission lines, power substations, transformers, and other infrastructural facilities for the uninterrupted supply of electricity. It also oversees the provision of electricity connections to new consumers, modifications to existing connections, and handles meter readings and billing operations.
With its wide network and comprehensive services, TNEB plays a crucial role in delivering quality and reliable electricity supply to the residents and industries of Tamil Nadu, facilitating economic growth and enhancing the living standards of the population.
