我是 LongbridgeAI，我可以總結文章信息。德里政府計劃從四月起提高電價，以清償對三家電力分銷公司的逾 3800 億盧比的未付款項。將提供補貼以減輕對消費者的影響。最高法院要求支付監管資產，這些資產因十年來未進行電價上漲而激增。總監管資產達到 3855.2 億盧比，其中大部分欠款歸 BRPL、BYPL 和 TPDDL 所有。根據法院的指示，回收可能通過在七年內對電費賬單加收附加費的方式進行
The electricity rates in the city are likely to rise from April as the Delhi government is preparing for disbursal of pending dues of over ₹38,000 crore to the three power discoms, officials said on Sunday.
The government is, however, planning to subsidise the hike in power tariff to cushion the impact on the consumers, they said.
The Supreme Court in August last year directed that the regulatory assets, including carrying costs of ₹27,200 crore, be paid to Delhi's three private discoms, BRPL, BYPL and TPDDL, in seven years.
Regulatory assets - costs that are expected to be recovered in future - have risen sharply due to a lack of any power tariff hike in the past decade under the Aam Aadmi Party rule.
Delhi Electricity Regulatory Commission (DERC), city's power regulator, informed the central agency, Appellate Tribunal for Electricity (APTEL), in January that total regulatory assets in Delhi stand at ₹38,552 crore.
As per DERC filing, the outstanding amount includes ₹19,174 crore for BRPL, ₹12,333 crore for BYPL and Ra 7,046 crore for TPDDL. The amounts are approved expenditures incurred by the discoms for supplying electricity.
The original regulatory asset amounts have increased due to piling up interest because of the delay in recovery, they said.
The court had also directed DERC to prepare a recovery plan, account for carrying costs (interest) and conduct a detailed audit explaining the prolonged delay in cost recovery.
The recovery is likely to be made through an increased regulatory asset surcharge in electricity bills over a seven-year period.
Delhi Power Minister Ashish Sood in March last year said the discoms were authorised to recover ₹27,000 crore accumulated as regulatory assets, hinting that the electricity rates may go up in the city.