AI SummaryOdisha government runs Mo Bidyut Portal at mobidyut.com along with a mobile app for electricity consumer service across the state. Four Tata Power-led discoms, TPCODL, TPNODL, TPWODL and TPSODL, handle new connections, bill payment and complaint registration through this single portal, so people no longer need to visit separate offices for each service.
Applicants can get a permanent connection up to 5 KW (single phase) within 48 hours of submitting the application along with full payment. The portal is still active in 2026 and continues to handle new connections, bill payments and consumer complaints across all four Odisha discom areas.
Mo Bidyut Portal Odisha
On filling the online application form at Mo Bidyut Portal or Mo Bidyut mobile app, a permanent connection up to 5KW (single phase) gets released within 48 hours of submitting the application with full payment. A few conditions apply before this timeline kicks in.
- There should be no Right of Way (RoW) issue in giving the connection at the requested premises.
- Connection premises should be within 30 metres of the nearest connecting point of the utility.
- Applicant should provide valid documents such as ID proof and address proof.
- There should not be any pending arrear against the applicant with any Odisha discom, as per clause 17 of the OERC Code 2019.
These conditions decide whether an application gets approved within the 48-hour window or takes longer for field verification.
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Portal Name | Mo Bidyut Portal |
| Launched By | Odisha Energy Department |
| Discoms Covered | TPCODL, TPNODL, TPWODL, TPSODL |
| Services | New connection, bill payment, complaint registration |
| New Connection Limit | Up to 5 KW, single phase |
| Processing Time | Within 48 hours of full payment |
| Official Website | mobidyut.com |
| Mobile App | Available on Google Play Store |
Odisha New Service Connection Application Form
Here is the complete process to apply online for a new service connection in Odisha.
STEP 1 - Visit the official website at https://mobidyut.com/
STEP 2 - At the homepage, click the "Online Form" tab in the main menu, or the "New Service Connection" link at the bottom of the page, or go directly to https://mobidyut.com/NewConnection/ConnectionType
STEP 3 - This page shows connection type options for below 5kW and above 5kW, along with separate links for each discom, TPCODL, TPNODL, TPWODL and TPSODL. Pick the option that matches the area where the connection is needed.
STEP 4 - Enter the mobile number and click "Send OTP". After entering the OTP received on the phone, the Odisha New Service Connection registration form opens up.
STEP 5 - Upload the required documents in the Odisha new electricity connection application form, such as ID proof, address proof and a site photo.
STEP 6 - Make the payment online to complete the new electricity connection application process.
Applicants can check "My Dashboard" through the tab in the main menu to track their application status after submitting the form.
Category of Consumers Who Can Apply Online at Mo Bidyut Portal
Mo Bidyut Portal covers a few fixed consumer categories, and the category picked at the time of application decides the tariff and documents needed. Here is the complete list of categories.
| Domestic | This category covers supply of power to residential premises for domestic purposes only, which may include connected load for non-domestic purposes like offices, consultation chambers and other small loads up to 20% of the total connected load. This category includes consumers under A) Kutir Jyoti Programme or similar schemes announced by Central/State Govt. B) Supply of power to occupants of flats, apartments, multi-storied buildings, residential colonies, Registered Housing Societies or Residential Welfare Associations (RWA). C) Supply of power to common facilities like water supply, common area lighting, lift, etc., in residential housing colonies and apartments after completion by the developer and occupied by residents. This category does not cover residential colonies attached to an industrial establishment where power supply is drawn through the meter of the industrial establishment. |
| General Purpose | This category covers supply of power to premises used for purposes not covered under any other category, where the non-domestic load exceeds 20% of the total connected load. |
| Specified Public Purpose | This category covers supply of power to:- A) Religious institutions managed by the Government without any commercial activity, B) Educational or training institutions (including their hostels) managed by the Government, C) Hospitals, dispensaries and primary health centres managed by Government, local bodies and charitable institutions recognised by the Income Tax Dept., D) Electric crematorium, and E) Non-commercial sports organisations managed by the Government without any commercial activity. |
| Irrigation, Pumping and Agriculture | This category covers supply of power for pumping water in lift irrigation, flow irrigation and for lifting water from wells, bore-wells, dug-wells, nallahs, streams, rivulets and rivers, purely for farming purposes in areas outside Municipality or NAC limits with population above 25,000. This category applies to pumping capacity of less than 15 HP in total for a single consumer. |
Online Bill Payment at Mo Bidyut Official Website
Here is the direct link to pay electricity bills online at the Mo Bidyut official website - https://mobidyut.com/NewConnection/utilityBillPay. Consumers can also pay bills directly through their own discom's website, TPCODL, TPNODL, TPWODL or TPSODL, whichever one covers their area.
Consumer Complaint Registration (Grievance Portal)
Here is the direct link to fill the Consumer Complaint Registration form on the Grievance Portal feature at Mo Bidyut Portal - https://mobidyut.com/GrievancePortal/ConsumerComplaint
The page for making a consumer complaint regarding new service connections appears as shown below.
Applicants can enter the type of complaint, grievance category, name, phone number, mobile number, email ID, correspondence address, complaint details, and upload a relevant document before clicking the "Submit Grievance" button.
Odisha Mo Bidyut Mobile App Download from Google Play Store
Here is the direct link to download the Odisha Mo Bidyut mobile app from Google Play Store for Android users - https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.fluentgrid.com.mobidyut
The page for downloading the Odisha Mo Bidyut mobile app for Android users appears as shown below.
Launch and Current Status of Odisha Mo Bidyut Portal
Odisha CM Naveen Patnaik launched the Mo Bidyut portal and mobile app for electricity consumer service on 19 October 2020 through a video conference. It is a bilingual online electricity consumer service portal built by the state energy department. Since then, the four discoms operating the portal have changed names, NESCO became TPNODL, WESCO became TPWODL and SOUTHCO became TPSODL, after Tata Power took over management control of these Odisha discoms along with TPCODL.
Electricity is a basic service that touches almost every part of daily life, and the new connection, bill payment and complaint services on Mo Bidyut Portal remain active in 2026 under the current discom names. Consumers can also read up on the 1 kW rooftop solar scheme in Odisha if they want to cut their monthly electricity bill alongside using this portal, or check Odisha Portal One for other state government services online.
Beneficiaries of Mo Bidyut New Service Connection (NSC) Scheme
People do not need to visit different offices for a new service connection, bill payment or complaint registration in Odisha. The online service covers electricity consumers across all four discom areas of the state. Consumers can use the NSC facility to sort out their electricity service issues in a simple and quick manner without standing in queues.
Through Mo Bidyut Portal, consumers can get a new power connection of up to 5 KW for domestic, general purpose and specified public purpose categories within 48 hours. The four Odisha discoms, TPCODL, TPNODL, TPWODL and TPSODL, are responsible for providing these services in their respective coverage areas.
FAQ's
Which discom covers my area on Mo Bidyut portal?
Odisha is divided into four discom areas, TPCODL for central Odisha, TPNODL for the north-eastern region, TPWODL for the western region and TPSODL for the southern region. The connection type page on mobidyut.com shows separate links for each discom, so pick the one that matches the location of the connection.
Is Mo Bidyut portal still working in 2026?
Yes, the portal at mobidyut.com and its mobile app are active in 2026. New connection applications, bill payments and complaint registration all work as before, just under the updated TPCODL, TPNODL, TPWODL and TPSODL discom names.
How long does a new connection take through this portal?
Connections up to 5 KW single phase are released within 48 hours of submitting the application with full payment, provided the premises meets the RoW, distance and document conditions listed above.
Can I track my application status online?
Yes, log in to the "My Dashboard" section on mobidyut.com using the registered mobile number to check the current status of a new connection application or a complaint.