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Mailing list for 67th CCM 1. Executive Director (Finance), Gujarat Urja Vikas Nigam Ltd., Vadodara-390 007 2. Chief Engineer (LD), Gujarat Energy Transmission Corpn. Ltd., Vadodara- 390 021 3. Chief General Manager (Comml), MP Power Management Co.Ltd., Jabalpur-482 008 4. Chief Engineer (LD), M P Power Transmission Company Ltd.,SLDC, Jabalpur 482 008. 5. Chief Engineer (Comml), Chhattisgarh State Power Distribution Co. Ltd., Raipur – 492 013 6. Chief Engineer (LD), Chhattisgarh State Power Transmission Co. Ltd., Bhilai-490 024. 7. Chief Engineer (PP), Maharashtra State Electricity Distribution Co. Ltd., Mumbai-400 051 8. Chief Engineer (LD), State Load Despatch Centre, MSETCL, New Mumbai - 400 708 9. Chief Electrical Engineer, Panjim, Goa-403 001 10. Executive Engineer, Electricity Department, Daman-396 210 11. Executive Engineer (Elect),Electricity Department, Silvassa-396 230 12. Addl. General Manager (Comml), Nuclear Power Corpn. of India Ltd., Mumbai-400 094 13. General Manager (Comml), NTPC Ltd., New Delhi-110 003 14. Regional Executive Director (West), NTPC Ltd., Mumbai-400 093 15. General Manager (Com. & CP), NTPC SAIL Power Co. Pvt. Ltd., New Delhi -110 066 16. Executive Director (Comml), PGCIL, Gurgaon, Haryana-122 001 17. General Manager, WRTS-I, PGCIL, Nagpur-440 026 18. Addl. General Manager (Comml), WRTS-I, PGCIL, Nagpur-440 026 19. Executive Director, POSOCO,WRLDC, Mumbai-400 093 20. Dy. General Manager (Comml), Ratnagiri Gas & Power Pvt. Ltd., Mumbai-400 093 21. Vice President, Adani Power Limited, Ahmedabad – 380015 22. Addl. Chief Engineer (R & C), Gujarat Energy Trans. Corpn. Ltd., Vadodara-390 007 23. Chief Engineer (Trans. O&M), MSETCL, Mumbai-400 051 24. General Manager (Comml), LANCO Amarkantak Power Private Ltd., Gurgaon – 122 016 25. Member(Power), Narmada Control Authority, Indore.-452 010 26. Vice President, Jindal Power Ltd., Tamnar, Raigarh, Chhattisgarh – 496 001 27. Executive Director (Comml), Torrent Power Ltd., Ahmedabad- 380 009 28. DGM(PS), SAIL, Bhilai Plant, Bhilai-490 001. 29. AVP(Power Trading),GMR Energy Trading Ltd., Bangalore-560 029. 30. DGM Finance, CGPL, UMPP Mundra, Kutch-370 435. 31. Member Secretary, Northern Regional Power Committee, New Delhi 110 016 32. Member Secretary, Southern Regional Power Committee, Bangalore 560 009 33. Member Secretary, Eastern Regional Power Committee, Kolkata-700 033 34. Member Secretary, North Eastern Regional Power Committee, Shillong 793 303 35. Chief Engineer (GM), Central Electricity Authority, New Delhi –110 066.

Agenda for the 67th Commercial Committee Meeting to be held on 21.05.2014 at Mumbai

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AGENDA FOR THE 67th MEETING OF COMMERCIAL COMMITTEE TO BE HELD ON 21st MAY 2014 AT MUMBAI

ITEM No.1: Confirmation of the minutes of the 66th meeting of Commercial Committee

Minutes of the 66th meeting of Commercial Committee held on 13.01.2014 at Mumbai

were circulated vide WRPC letter no. : WRPC/Comml.-I/CCM/Minutes/2013- Dated

30.01.2014.

No comments have been received.

Committee may like to confirm the Minutes of 66th CCM.

ITEM No.2: Availability declaration based on imported/domestic coal by NTPC stations:

2.1 : The matter was discussed in the 65th & 66th CCM, 24th & 25th WRPC and special

meeting held on 27.11.2013. The beneficiaries insisted that NTPC should declare

availability separately for domestic coal and imported coal on similar lines of gas based

generating stations so that beneficiaries can plan and decide about the off take of power in

order to meet the demand in the most economical manner. In the 25th WRPC meeting,

beneficiaries had agreed for scheduling only domestic coal. It was also clarified that the

capacity charges would not be affected and any regulation that shall come into force, the

same shall be abided by beneficiaries. Generation shall only be done on domestic coal.

NTPC did not agree to the above. 2.2 : The issue was taken up with Chairperson CEA vide letter No.

SLDC/CE/MIS/CEA/2778 dated 06.12.2013 by Chairperson TCC & MD GETCO.

However communication from CEA on this matter is awaited.

2.3 : The Clause (10) under Chapter 7 of CERCs Terms and conditions of Tariff regulations

2014 is reproduced as given below;

Quote

(10) In case of part or full use of alternative source of fuel supply by coal based thermal

generating stations other than as agreed by the generating company and beneficiaries in


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their power purchase agreement for supply of contracted power on account of shortage

of fuel or optimization of economical operation through blending, the use of alternative

source of fuel supply shall be permitted to generating station:

Provided that in such case, prior permission from beneficiaries shall not be a

precondition, unless otherwise agreed specifically in the power purchase agreement:

Provided further that the weighted average price of use of alternative source of fuel shall

not exceed 30% of base price of fuel computed as per clause (11) of this regulation:

Provided also that where the energy charge rate based on weighted average price of use

of fuel including alternative source of fuel exceeds 30% of base energy charge rate as

approved by the Commission for that year or energy charge rate based on weighted

average price of use of fuel including alternative sources of fuel exceeds 20% of energy

charge rate based on based on weighted average fuel price for the previous month,

whichever is lower shall be considered and in that event, prior consultation with

beneficiary shall be made not later than three days in advance.

Unquote

The relevant clauses of CERCs Terms and conditions of Tariff regulation 2014 under Chapter

7 are enclosed at Annexure-2.3

Committee may like to discuss.

ITEM No.3: Shutdown of ISGS units under RSD (Reserve Shut Down) during low

regional demand.

3.1: As decided in the 24th WRPC meeting, a separate meeting to discuss the issue was

held on 27/11/2013 at WRLDC Mumbai. The proposal for implementation of RSD and

issues regarding technical minimum scheduling was discussed. During the meeting a

methodology for implementation of RSD was proposed by WRPC and the salient features

of the methodology was presented. Difficulties were expressed by WRLDC in the

practical implementation of the proposed RSD methodology. Chairperson TCC suggested

that WRPC and WRLDC may discuss the issues separately and if amicable methodology

is evolved, same could be circulated to beneficiaries / WRPC for final nod. Further,

Chairperson TCC stated that implementation of technical minimum shall be done by


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WRLDC on the ideology at 2.2 of the MoM of the meeting held on 27.11.2013 and shall

continue till the methodology for RSD (RSD-RoCU) is finalized/approved by WRPC.

Concerns raised by WRLDC through their e mail dated 28.11.2013 on the proposed

methodology (discussed on 27.11.2013) were replied by WRPC vide email dated

11.12.2013.

The method was acceptable to all beneficiaries and Generators. WRLDC was of the view

that this requires approval from appropriate authorities as adjustment of required power

from other station tantamount to temporary allocation and is not within the purview of

WRPC.

3.2 : In the 25th WRPC meeting, AGM WRLDC suggested another method of RSD. This

method is based on the principle of “RSD-Stage wise”. He explained the method as given

below:

RSD-Stage wise:

1) A constituent having MW entitlement equal to or more than the installed capacity of

one unit in the station could request for RSD of that unit for a fixed number of days

without seeking consensus of the other constituents. This method of RSD could be

referred as ‘On Your Own’ and was implementable for Vindhyachal Stage-I, Korba

Stage-I and Korba-II.

2) Similarly two or more constituents could come together and seek RSD of unit in a

station where the combined MW entitlement was more than the installed capacity of one

or more units. This product of RSD could be termed as ‘With Someone Else’ and was

implementable for Vindhyachal Stage-II, Vindhyachal Stage-III, Korba Stage-I, Stage-II,

Sipat Stage-I, Sipat Stage-II.

WRPC decided that “RSD-Stage wise” (RSD-SW) shall be given a try. It was also

decided that the Removal of Costliest Unit (RSD-RoCU) shall be worked on and efforts

shall be taken to ensure that in low demand period of June to September removal of

costliest units be taken on RSD and also requirements of any clearance from MOP for

temporary allocation may be explored. TCC Chairperson also stressed that as RSD-RoCU

is the appropriate methodology suggested by WRPC and therefore needs further

exploration.

3.3 : Accordingly the matter was taken up with CEA. CEA vide letter I/AI/COR/GM-

2014 dated 21.02.2014 (enclosed at Annexure-3.3) have communicated its views on the


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RSD-Removal of Costliest Unit (RSD-RoCU) and have observed that the methodology is

within the regulatory framework and can be put in place.

As regards to technical minimum scheduling, the technical minimum decision agreed in

the 24th WRPC meeting would remain in place till RSD is finalized and in 25th WRPC

meeting beneficiaries were requested to review requisition when WRLDC informs them

of short fall in technical minimum requirement.

MPPMCL vide letter No.CGM(Regulatory)/66 dated 03.05.2014(copy enclosed at

Annexure 3.4), have intimated that since the RSD-SW have been approved in 25th

WRPC and is in place therefore technical minimum scheduling of NTPC stations be

stopped.


ITEM No.4: Rescheduling of SSP units:

4.1 : This issue was discussed in the 65th CCM, 66th CCM, 24th WRPC and 25th WRPC

meetings. In the 25th WRPC meeting NCA representative pointed out they are ready to

implement the Best Fit method. NCA pursued the same with the beneficiaries. They have

received consent from MP government for the same. However SSNL have categorically

informed them that NCA shall not implement the method unless Govt of Gujarat and

Maharashtra consent is obtained. Maharashtra & Gujarat expressed that they are

confirming the agreement for best fit scheduling method. NCA agreed to take

Maharashtra & Gujarat is consent as deemed by respective government and implement

best fit method.

WRPC recommended that the Best fit methodology for scheduling of RBPH machines of

SSP shall be implemented w.e.f. 10.02.2014.

4.2 : NCA vide fax message No. NCA/EMC/Apr/ dated 07.04.2014(copy enclosed at

Annexure-4.2) have informed that they have started to implement the Best fit schedule

for running of RBPH M/cs of SSP w.e.f.. 07th April 2014. The allotted power to

beneficiary states will be intimated to WRLDC and beneficiary States and energy

accounting will be done on the basis of power allocated and actual energy generation in

each time block.


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The data received from WRLDC for preparing DSM account for the week 07.04.2014 to

13.04.2014 was checked for implementation of above method. However it was observed

that the drawl schedules are according to the NWDT ratio and is not as per the best fit

schedule methodology agreed in the 25th WRPC meeting. The matter was taken up with

WRLDC vide letter dated 21.04.2014 (copy enclosed at Annexure-4.3).

WRLDC vide their letter dated 05.04.2014(copy enclosed at Annexure-4.4) have

intimated that due to scheduling S/W constraints the changes in the schedule to

accommodate Best Fit Schedule given by NCA was not incorporated in the data, initially

submitted. However the necessary changes in the scheduling S/W have been incorporated

and the complete data of implemented schedule from 07.04.2014 have been submitted.

Committee may like to note.

ITEM No.5: Implementation of Automatic Meter Reading in Western Region

WRLDC vide letter WRLDC/MO-I/1551/2013 Dated: 12th Sept, 2013, have

intimated that in the 23rd WRPC meeting held on 12th June’2013, it was agreed for

implementation of AMR in WR on one time capital cost reimbursement basis and

recurring cost be included in the fees and charges of WRLDC. The mode of

implementation of AMR would be as followed by POWERGRID as in case of ABT

meters.

In the 65th CCM, committee requested POWERGRID to expedite the implementation of

AMR in WR.

In the 66th CCM, Power Grid representative stated that a pilot project is underway which

is outsourced and at a 765 KV substation communication RF interference problems are

being faced. The feedback from the contractor is expected in 15 days, which would be

communicated to TCC/WRPC. It was suggested that PGCIL may explore the possibility

of GSM technology in such cases.

POWERGRID may give the status.


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ITEM No.6: Disbursal of STOA charges collected by WRLDC during scheduling of

Koba-7 under STOA

WRLDC vide letter WRLDC/MO-I/1551/2013 Dated: 12th Sept, 2013, have

intimated that POWERGRID in its communication dated 26th Aug’2013 intimated that

they had filed a petition at Hon’ble Supreme Court challenging the order of APTEL on

Korba-7 scheduling during period March’2012 to July 2012 and requested WRLDC not

to deduct any payment from STOA payments to CTU.

The matter was discussed in the 24th TCC/WRPC meeting where WRLDC expressed that

unless POWERGRID gives consent for adjustment for the above charges, they shall not

be able to adjust the same from other transactions. PGCIL expressed that since the case is

pending with ATE, and requested to put the adjustments on hold till the verdict comes.

WRPC decided that since no stay has been granted to CERC order, POWERGRID shall

refund the amount along with interest to beneficiaries within a week’s time and in case

the decision of ATE comes in favour of Powergrid, constituents will pay back the amount

within seven days.

In the 66th CCM and 25th WRPC meeting POWERGRID representative stated that no

payment has been made as on date due to the inclusion of Lanco Kondapalli in the revised

REA’s issued by WRPC. It was clarified that inclusion of Lanco Kondapalli in the

revised REA’s do not have bearing on the adjustment of STOA’s in respect of Korba-7

for the period it was scheduled under STOA and POWERGRID shall refund the amount

along with the interest to beneficiaries immediately.

POWERGRID may give the status.

ITEM No.7: Revision of Accounts.

It has been observed that requests for revision of REAs, UIs, DSMs, RECs are being

received every now and then. The reasons cited for revision of A/cs are discrepancies

observed in the A/cs, inadvertent errors in input data etc. It is very difficult to keep track

of these observations and discrepancies and therefore revise these A/cs, since almost

every A/c is required to be revised.


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It is therefore proposed to strictly deal with the revision of A/cs issue by fixing up the

responsibility so as to minimise the errors and timely submission of observations by pool

members.

WRLDC shall submit data complete in all respect and error free for DSM A/cs, REC A/cs

by every Thursday. The data complete in all respect and error free for REAs shall be

submitted by 2nd of every month. Pool members shall submit their comments on

discrepancies, if any within 15days of issuing date of the A/cs through email (comml-

[email protected], [email protected]).

Constituents shall adhere the above time lines for timely revision of A/cs.


ITEM No.8: Control area transfer from WRLDC to SLDC(CG) in respect of

NSPCL 2x250MW for the period 03rd April to 31st July 2014:

CSPTCL vide their letter No. 03-02/SLDC/RA/NSPCL/110(A) dated 17.042014 (copy

enclosed at Annexure-8.1) have informed that as per clause 6.4.2(iii), the control area of

M/s NSPCL falls under SLDC (CG), since allocation from this project to Chattisgarh

State is more than 50%. Therefore the control area of this project (plant) be shifted from

WRLDC to SLDC (CG) immediately. Reply of WRLDC to the above letter is enclosed at

Annexure-8.2).


ITEM No.9: Wheeling charges to MSETCL/MSEDCL for wheeling power to Goa:

In the 24th WRPC meeting, it was decided the loss credit to MSEDCL for wheeling

power to Goa was to be discontinued wef 14.10.2013 due to the commissioning of CTU

network to Goa.

In the 25th WRPC meeting MSEDCL pointed out that in spite of commissioning of the

CTU network, power is wheeled at Kolhapur 400 kV bus and also on 220 kV Kolhapur-

Ponda D/c lines. Effectively MSEDCL is still wheeling power to Goa and credit is not

given for the same.


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WRPC recommended that CTU, MSEDCL and Goa may first discuss the issue and the

outcome may also be discussed in CCM for necessary action.

CTU/MSETCL/Goa may give the status.


ITEM No.10:Declaration of transmission elements into commercial operation by

PGCIL.

The list of transmission elements commissioned during the period January-2014 to April

2014 conveyed by PGCIL is as follows: Sl. No

Name of the Element Project Name Date of Sharing the Charges

Date of Charging

1 2Nos 3*110MVAR Switchable Line Reactor(SLR) on 765kV D/c Wardha-Aurangabad at Wardha S/s

Transmission System Strengthening in Western Part of WR of IPP Generation Projects in Chhattisgarh(IPP-D)

1-Jan-14 28.12.2013 (bank 1) and 30.12.2013 (bank 2)

2 765kV 1500MVA ICT-I at 765/400kV Solapur S/s along with associated Bays.

Krishnapatnam UMPP 1-Jan-14 13.12.2013

3 765kV 1500MVA ICT-II at 765/400kV Solapur S/s along with associated Bays.


4 765kV 240MAVR Bus Reactor at 765/400kV Solapur SS along with associated Bays


5 765kV Line Bays with 240MVAr Switchable Line Reactor for 765kV S/c Raichur -Solapur Tr Line-I


6 765kV 240MVar Switchable Line Reactor for 765kV S/c Raichur -Solapur Line-II(Pvt Line) used as Bus Reactor

Line Bays and Reactor at POWERGRID SS for Raichur Solapur Tr Line for Synchronour Interconnection b/w SR and WR

1-Jan-14 31.12.2013

7 765kV, 3x80MVAR Bus Reactor at 765kV/400kV Bina S/s alongwith associated bays

Sasan UMPP 1-Jan-14 30-Dec-13

8 765kV, 3x80MVAR Line Reactor of Satna-I as Bus Reactor at 765/400kV Gwalior S/s

Vindhyachal-IV & Rihand-III 1-Jan-14 30-Dec-13

9 i) 400kV D/c Jabalpur-Jabalpur (Pooling) TL along with associated bays at both ends.

Orissa-Part-B 1-Jan-14 30-Dec-13


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10 (ii) 1x125MVAR, 420kV Bus Reactor alongwith associated bays at 765/400kV Jabalpur Pooling Station.


11 (iii) 765kV, 3x500MVA ICT-I alongwith associated bays at 765/400kV Jabalpur Pooling S/s


12 i) 765kV D/c Jabalpur-Bina Ckt-II with 3x80MVAR Line Reactor at Bina end alongwith associated bays at both ends

Orissa-Part -C 1-Jan-14 30-Dec-13

13 (ii) 765kV D/c Jabalpur-Bina Ckt-I with 3x80MVAR Line Reactor at Jabalpur end alongwith associated bays at both ends

Orissa-Part -C 1-Jan-14 31-Dec-13

14 400kV, 2x50MVAR Line Reactor as Bus Reactor alongwith associated bays at 765/400kV Jabalpur Pooling Station

MB Power(MP) Ltd. 1-Jan-14 30-Dec-13

15 i) LILO of 400kV Akola-Aurangabad Transmission Line Ckt-II at New POWERGRID Aurangabad S/s.

Mundra UMPP(Part-B) 1-Feb-14

17.01.2014

16 ii)400kV, 1x315MVA ICT-I at 400/220kV Aurangabad S/s alongwith its associated bays.

Mundra UMPP (Part-B) 1-Feb-14

18.01.2014

17 iii)400kV, 1x315MVA ICT-II at 400/220kV Aurangabad S/s alongwith its associated bays.

Mundra UPMM (Part-B) 1-Feb-14

27.01.2014

18 iv) 400kV, 80MVAR Line Reactor for Wardha-Aurangabad Ckt-I used as Bus Reactor at 400/220kV Aurangabad S/s alongwith associated bays


18.01.2014

19 v) 400kV, 80MVAR Line Reactor for Wardha-Aurangabad Ckt-II used as Bus Reactor at 400/220kV Aurangabad S/s alongwith associated bays


27.01.2014

20 i) 3x80MVAR Switchable line Reactor of 765kV S/c Jabalplur-Bina Ckt-I at 765/400kV Bina S/s

Transmission System for Phase-I Generation Projects in Orissa Part-C

1-Feb-14

30-Jan-14

21 ii) 4x80MVAR Switchable Line Reactor of 765kV S/c Jabalpur-Bina Ckt-II at 765/400kV Jabalpur Pooling S/s


1-Feb-14

31-Jan-14

22 3x80MVAR Bus Reactor at 765kV/400kV Gwalior S/s alongwith associated bays

Sasan UMPP 1-Feb-14

31-Jan-14

23 3x80MVAR Line Reactor of 765kV S/c Bina-Gwalior Ckt-III at 765/400kV Gwalior S/s alongwith associated bays as Bus Reactor.


1-Feb-14

31-Jan-14

24 765kV D/c Raigarh(Kotra)-Raipur(Durg) TL alongwith associated bays at Raigarh (Kotra) & associated Bays/Reactor at Raipur(Durg) S/s.

Transmission System associated with IPPs Generation in Chhattisgarh(Set-A)

1-Feb-14

31.01.2014 (ckt. 1) and 01.02.2014 (ckt. 2)


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25 i) 765kV, 3x80MVAR Bus Reactor at 765/400kV Aurangabad S/s alongwith associated bays.


1-Mar-14

05.02.2014

26 (ii) 765/400kV 3x500MVA ICT-II at 765/400kV Aurangabad S/s alongwith associated bays.


1-Mar-14

05.02.2014

27 3rd Bank of 765/400kV, 1500MVA Interconnecting Transformer(ICT) along with associated bays at Raigarh Pooling station(Near Tamnar)

IPP - Set-B 1-Mar-14

07.02.2014

28 765/400kV, 1500MVA Inter connecting Transformer alongwith associated bays at Raigarh Pooling station (Kotra)

IPP-Set-A 1-Mar-14

07.02.2014

29 3x80MVAR Line Reactor of 765kV S/c Bina-Gwalior Ckt-III at 765kV Bina S/s as Bus Reactor


1-Mar-14

28-Feb-14

30 3x80MVAR Line reactor of 765kV Gwalior-Jaipur Ckt-I at 765kV Gwalior SS as Bus Reactor

Transmission System of Vindhyachal-IV(1000MW) & Rihand-III(1000MW) Generation Projects

1-Mar-14

28-Feb-14

31 765kV, 3x80MVAR Bus Reactor-I at 765kV Jabalpur Pooling S/s

Transmission System for Phase-I Generation Projects in Orissa Part-B

1-Mar-14

28-Feb-14

32 (i) 765kV S/c Satna-Gwalior Ckt-I Transmission Line


1-Mar-14

6-Feb-14

33 (ii) 3x80MVAR Line Reactor at 765/400kV Satna S/s alongwith associated bays for 765kV S/c Satna-Gwalior Ckt-I TL


1-Mar-14

31-Dec-13

34 (iii) 765kV Line bays alongwith 3x80MVAR Line Reactor at 765/400kV Gwalior S/s for 765kV S/s Satna-Gwalior Ckt-I TL (These line reactor were commissioned as Bus Reactor on 31.12.13 with the commissioning of 765kV Satna-Gwalior Ckt-I These reactors are now commissioned as per original plan as line reactor for 765kV Satna-Gwalior line Ckt-I)


1-Mar-14

6-Feb-14

35 765kV, 3x80MVAR Line Reactor for 765kV D/c Wardha-Aurangabad line-I Ckt-I at 765/400kV Aurangabad S/s to be used as Bus Reactor

IPP-Set-D 1-Mar-14

28.02.2014

36 765kV 3x80MVAR Swichable Line Reactor along with associated bays for 765kV S/c Solapur-Pune Line at 765/400kV Solapur S/s to be used as Bus Reactor

Krishnapatnam UMPP 1-Mar-14

28.02.2014


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37 765kV 3x110MVAR line Reactor for 765kV D/c Raipur-Wardha Line-I Ckt-II at 765/400kV Wardha S/s to be used as Bus Reactor

Integration of Pooling Stations in Chhattisgarh with Central Part of WR for IPP Generation Projects in Chhattisagrh Part-C

1-Mar-14

28.02.2014

38 400kV D/c Vadodara-Asoj (GETCO) TL (for Direct interconnection with 400kV D/c Vadodara-Pirana TL) bypassing Vadodara Pooling Station.

Transmission System associated with System Strengthening in North/West part of WR for IPP Projects in Chhattisgarh

1-Apr-14

29-Mar-14

39 765kV, 3x80MVAR Line Reactor of 765kV S/c Vadodara-Indore TL as Bus Reactor at Indore S/s

IPP Generation Projects in MP & Chhattisgarh

1-Apr-14

31-Mar-14

40 400kV D/c Pirana-Vadodara TL (direct Interconnection with 400kV D/c Vadodara-Asoj TL.) bypassing Vadodara Pooling Station under Interim Contingency scheme

IPP Generation Projects in MP & Chhattisgarh

1-Apr-14

29-Mar-14

41 400kV, 63 MVAR Bus Reactor at 765/400kV Indore SS

ATS for Sasan Regional System for WR

1-Apr-14

26-Mar-14

42 400kV, 125MVAR Bus Reactor at Khandwa S/s

Installation of Reactors in WR 1-Apr-14

31-Mar-14

43 400kV, 125 MVAR Bus Reactor at Jabalpur S/s

Installation of Reactors in WR 1-Apr-14

31-Mar-14

44 765kV, 4x500MVA ICT-II at 765/400kV Jabalpur Pooling Station.


1-Apr-14

31-Mar-14

45 765kV, 3x80MVAR Line Reactor of 765kV D/c Dharmjaygarh-Jabalpur TL at Jabalpur end as Bus Reactor.


1-Apr-14

30-Mar-14

46 400/220kV GIS Kala S/s(new) in UT-DNH along with 315MVA 400/220kV ICT-I & II, 80MVAR, 420kV Bus Reactor along wih looped in portion of LILO line of 400kV D/c Vapi-Navi Mumbai line

Establishment of 400/220KV GIS at KALA in UT of DNH through 400kV D/C Vapi-Navi Mumbai Transmission Line(Interim Contingency)

1-Apr-14

31-Mar-14

47 M/c Portion of 400kV D/c Vapi-Kudus line(under WRSS-V) from location AP 18/0 to AP 38/0.


1-Apr-14

31-Mar-14

48 Portion of 400kV D/c Navasari-Boisar line (under regional system of MUNDRA UMPP) from location AP 38/0 to AP 44/0.


1-Apr-14

31-Mar-14

49 M/c Portion of 400kV D/c Navasari-Boisar Line(under Regional System of MUNDRA UMPP) from location AP 44/0 AP 45A/0.


1-Apr-14

31-Mar-14

50 765kV, 3x110MVAR Line Reactor for 765kV D/c Raipur-Wardha Line-1 Ckt-I at 765/400kV Wardha S/s to be used as Bus Reactor.

Integration of Pooling Stations in Chhattisgarh with Central Part of WR for IPP Generation Projects in Chhattisagrh Part-

1-Apr-14

28.03.2014


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51 765kV, 3x80MVAR Switchable Line Reactor for 765kV Seoni-Wardha Ckt-II at 765/400kV Seoni S/s.

Mundra TS 1-Apr-14

31.03.2014

52 Loop IN Portion of LILO of 765 kV S/c Ranchi-Sipat PS Line

Transmission system for Phase-1 Generation Projects in Orissa-B

1-Apr-14

31-03-2014

53 Loop Out Portion of LILO of 765 kV S/c Ranchi-Sipat PS Line

1-Apr-14

31-03-2014

54 765kV,3X110 MVAr Bus Reactor-1, with spare unit at Dharamjaygarh SS alongwith associated bays

1-Apr-14

31-03-2014

55 WR Pooling Station-LILO Point (at Dharamjaygarh\Near Korba WR) portion of 765KV S/c Ranchi-Sipat Line.

DVC Maithon and Right Bank Project

1-Apr-14

31-03-2014

56 LILO Point (at Dharamjaygarh(Near Korba WR) - Ranchi portion of 765KV S/c Ranchi-Sipat Line alongwith Switchable Line Shunt reactor and associated bays at Ranchi SS.’

1-Apr-14

31-03-2014


ITEM No.11:Declaration of ISGS into commercial operation.

Status of Units Commissioned in Western Region for the period Jan-14 to Apr-14 as intimated by

WRLDC is as follows:

Sl.No Station Name Unit No/Capacity

Date wef commencement of Commissioning activities

Date of Syn. Of GT

Date of CoD Remarks

1 SASAN UMPP 2-660MW NA 13th dec'13

28th Jan'14

2 SASAN UMPP 4-660MW NA 14th Mar'14

12th Apr'14

3 Vandana VL 1-270MW 29th Oct’2012 04th Sep 2013

10th Apr'14

4 Mouda 2-500MW NA 26th Mar’2013

30th Mar'14

5 VSTPS-IV 12-500MW NA 22nd Mar’2013

27th Mar'14

6 Korba west power ltd 1-600MW 23rd Feb 2013 08th

Oct'13 01st Apr'14

7 JPL Stg-2 1-600MW NA 30th 14th


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sep'13 Mar'14

8 JPL Stg-2 2-600MW NA 22nd Feb'14

31st Mar'14

9 2*30MW ACBIL 2-30MW NA 2nd Feb'14

30th mar'14


ITEM No. 12: Grant of MTOA and LTOA by POWERGRID. The list of LTOAs/MTOAs received from NLDC and applicable from the month of

April-14 for computation of RTA is enclosed at Annex-12.


ITEM No.13: revision of UI statement in respect of CGPL due to grid disturbance:

CGPL vide letter CGPL-UMPP/O&M/WRPC/01234 dated 15th April 2014 have

requested for revision of weekly UI statement for the period 10th March 2014 to 16th

March 2014. The grid disturbance at CGPL on 12.03.2014 was due to reasons beyond

control of CGPL and therefore CGPL have requested for revision of schedule on

12.03.2014 during the GD at CGPL.

The revised schedule and certification of Grid disturbance have not been received so far

from WRLDC.

WRLDC may give status.


Item No.14: Outstanding payment between WR & SR (Aug 2002 to Dec 2002) :

A meeting was held on 04th Dec 13 at SRPC Banglore to discuss the outstanding payment

position for the period from Aug 2002 to Dec 2002.

PTC vide letter PTC/OPN/19920-29 dated 26.12.2013(copy enclosed at Annex-15.1)

have intimated that after checking their book of account, it has emerged that PTC had not

paid Rs. 2,03,46,839 on 18.10.2002 and Rs. 1,67,38,252 on 25.10.2002 to WRPC UI

account but to PGCIL towards adjustment of transmission charges as per the

understanding. The same has already confirmed by POWERGRID, WRTS,Nagpur.

Further they have intimated that there was no dispute of payment for the month of Sep.


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2002. The dispute was for the month of Aug.2002 and WRLDC has already admitted

receipt of the entire money. Hence the amount for Aug 2002 is required to be re-

distributed to the beneficiaries once the amount is received back from WRLDC.

Further SRPC vide letter No SRPC/SE-I/2014 dated 02.01.2014(copy enclosed at Annex-

15.2), have compiled a statement giving details of receivable/payable amount by

beneficiaries of SR & WR.

Discussions in the 66th CCM:

1) Constituents were requested to cross check the statements received from SR

2) There was a need to examine Aug-2002 REA/UI accounts and to trace the payments

made by PTI in this regard.

Constituents may give the status.


ITEM No.15: Any other items: ITEM No.16: Date and venue of next meeting

Sub-Committee may decide venue and tentative date for the next (68th) CCM.

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ECR = Energy charge rate, in Rupees per kWh sent out.

GHR =Gross station heat rate, in kCal per kWh.

LC = Normative limestone consumption in kg per kWh.

LPL = Weighted average landed price of limestone in Rupees per kg.

LPPF =Weighted average landed price of primary fuel, in Rupees per kg, per litre

or per standard cubic metre, as applicable, during the month. (In case of

blending of fuel from different sources, the weighted average landed price of

primary fuel shall be arrived in proportion to blending ratio)

SFC = Normative Specific fuel oil consumption, in ml per kWh.

LPSFi=Weighted Average Landed Price of Secondary Fuel in Rs./ml during the

month

Provided that energy charge rate for a gas/liquid fuel based station shall be

adjusted for open cycle operation based on certification of Member Secretary of

respective Regional Power Committee for the open cycle operation during the month.

(7) The generating company shall provide to the beneficiaries of the generating

station the details of parameters of GCV and price of fuel i.e. domestic coal, imported

coal, e-auction coal, lignite, natural gas, RLNG, liquid fuel etc., as per the forms

prescribed at Annexure-I to these regulations:

Provided that the details of blending ratio of the imported coal with domestic

coal, proportion of e-auction coal and the weighted average GCV of the fuels as

received shall also be provided separately, along with the bills of the respective month:

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Provided further that copies of the bills and details of parameters of GCV and

price of fuel i.e. domestic coal, imported coal, e-auction coal, lignite, natural gas, RLNG,

liquid fuel etc., details of blending ratio of the imported coal with domestic coal,

proportion of e-auction coal shall also be displayed on the website of the generating

company. The details should be available on its website on monthly basis for a period of

three months.

(8) The landed cost of fuel for the month shall include price of fuel corresponding to

the grade and quality of fuel inclusive of royalty, taxes and duties as applicable,

transportation cost by rail / road or any other means, and, for the purpose of

computation of energy charge, and in case of coal/lignite shall be arrived at after

considering normative transit and handling losses as percentage of the quantity of coal

or lignite dispatched by the coal or lignite supply company during the month as given

below:

Pithead generating stations : 0.2%

Non-pithead generating stations : 0.8%

Provided that in case of pit head stations if coal or lignite is procured from

sources other than the pit head mines which is transported to the station through rail,

transit loss of 0.8% shall be applicable:

Provided further that in case of imported coal, the transit and handling losses

shall be 0.2%.

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(9) The landed price of limestone shall be taken based on procurement price of

limestone for the generating station, inclusive of royalty, taxes and duties as applicable

and transportation cost.

(10) In case of part or full use of alternative source of fuel supply by coal based

thermal generating stations other than as agreed by the generating company and

beneficiaries in their power purchase agreement for supply of contracted power on

account of shortage of fuel or optimization of economical operation through blending,

the use of alternative source of fuel supply shall be permitted to generating station:

Provided that in such case, prior permission from beneficiaries shall not be a pre-

condition, unless otherwise agreed specifically in the power purchase agreement:

Provided further that the weighted average price of use of alternative source of

fuel shall not exceed 30% of base price of fuel computed as per clause (11) of this

regulation:

Provided also that where the energy charge rate based on weighted average price

of use of fuel including alternative source of fuel exceeds 30% of base energy charge rate

as approved by the Commission for that year or energy charge rate based on weighted

average price of use of fuel including alternative sources of fuel exceeds 20% of energy

charge rate based on based on weighted average fuel price for the previous month,

whichever is lower shall be considered and in that event, prior consultation with

beneficiary shall be made not later than three days in advance.

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Sub: Scheduling NTPC Coal fired thermal units at technical minimum of their capacity. ***

The matter of shutdown of ISGS units under Reserve Shut Down (RSD) during low

regional demand period come up for discussion before WRPC during its 24th meeting, held

on 9.10.2013 at Goa. The main issue was, that inspite of shutting down state generating

units and reducing shares from ISGS units, under drawl of States goes as high as 500 MW,

and under such conditions, it was extremely difficult for the SLDCs to curb under drawl

specially during night hours and, hence, it was proposed that RLDC should examine the

option of shutting down central sector generating stations at least for few days considering

anticipated low system demand. This proposal came to be known as RSD.

The matter was discussed in 65th CCM. The CCM discussion could not converge to a

mutually acceptable solution and considering the difficult scenario, it was recommended

that the matter needs to be brought to the knowledge of TCC/WRPC for decision.

During the discussions on this issue before TCC, it was once again brought to the

notice of the forum by NTPC that, due to very low requisitioning, it is not practical to

operate the NTPC coal based generating unit. Further, when a day change over takes place

(96th Block of previous day and 1st block of next day), ramp up or down rate constrains are

not adhered to by WRLDC. He requested the beneficiaries to give at least technical

minimum schedules or if they foresee very low demand give consent to implement RSD.

The TCC felt that there are several issues which are required to be resolved before

implementation of RSD and, accordingly, it was recommended that NTPC Coal fired Thermal

Units having capacity more than 500 MW and above shall be scheduled at technical

minimum of 60% of their capacity and below 500 MW (i.e. 200/210 MW) shall be scheduled

at 70% of their capacity till issue of RSD is resolved in separate meeting, and WRLDC shall

ensure ramping up and down rates while issuing schedule.

The WRPC agreed to the recommendations of TCC till RSD or other options are

explored in forthcoming meeting.

Annexure‐3.4

The system of scheduling coal fired stations of NTPC on the basis of technical

minimum as per the above decision of WRPC, has been implemented.

It may be mentioned here that the technical minimum has not been defined in any

of the regulations.

In the meantime, Hon’ble Central Electricity Regulatory Commission (CERC) has

notified Regulations on Deviation Settlement Mechanism (DSM) and Related Matters on 6th

Jan. 2014 which has come into force w.e.f. 17.2.2014. By way of notification of DSM

Regulations, CERC has repelled the existing Unscheduled Interchange Charges and Related

Matters Regulations 2009 with the objective to maintain grid discipline and grid security as

envisaged under the grid code through the commercial mechanism for deviation settlement

through drawl and injection of electricity by the users of the grid. Hon’ble Commission

under clause 7 of the said Regulations has prescribed limits on deviation volume and

consequences of crossing limits. Clause 7 (i) of Regulation reads –

“Over drawl/under drawl of electricity by any buyer during the time block shall not exceed 12% of its scheduled drawl or 150 MW which is lower when grid frequency is 49.70 Hz. and above.”

Further, additional charges have also been prescribed for deviation for over drawl as

well as under injection of electricity for each time block in excess of specified volume limits

and if he deviation volume is more than 250 MW, additional charges for deviation are 100%

of normal deviation charges which means at double the normal deviation rate.

During low system demand scenario, in order to control drawl, SLDC submits

requests for Zero/less quantum of central sector generation well in advance. However, RLDC

allots quantity required for technical minimum capacity of central sector machines. The

same applies with intra – state scheduling. Thus intra‐state entities have to accept this extra

Mega Watts, even though it is not required. This results in deviation in drawl schedule of

the State.

There are also international allocation from ISGS of NTPC situated in WR and in

order to ensure uninterrupted power supply of international allottees, the particular

Annexure‐3.4

generating stations has to remain operative even in extremely low demand situations. This

results in to obligation of technical minimum on other beneficiaries of the particular stations

and often results in under drawl because of low system demand.

The above condition of adherence to technical minimum of generating units is

causing heavy under drawl by the State beneficiaries and thus resulting in heavy penalties in

view of the various provisions of DSM Regulations, 2014.

The matter was further discussed in 25th meeting of WRPC held on 4th Feb.2014 and

the WRPC decided that “RSD‐Stage‐wise” shall be given a try. It was also decided that the

Removal of Costliest Unit shall be worked on and efforts taken to ensure that in low demand

period of June to September removal of costliest units be taken on RSD and requirements of

any clearance from MOP for temporary allocation may be explored.

The WRPC in its 24th meeting has agreed to the recommendation of TCC to schedule

coal fired thermal generating stations of NTPC up to the level of technical minimum, till RSD

or other options are explored in forthcoming meeting, and, as such, it was decided in the

25th WRPC meeting that” RSD‐Stage‐wise “shall be given a try and, hence, the technical

minimum condition holds no more good now. The decision on condition of technical

minimum was subjected to resolution of RSD issue and since the RSD issue has been decided

in 25th meeting of WRPC and, hence, it is understood that the condition of scheduling up to

technical minimum levels stands withdrawn.

In view of above, the condition of scheduling up to technical minimum of coal

based thermal generating units of NTPC shall no more be binding on beneficiaries.

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Maharashtra State Electricity Distribution Company Limited1s floor, LM cell, SLDC building, Airoli node, Navi Mumbai - 400 708. a (tu) 27e222q (M) 9833383880

Email : wlmkalwa@Gmail.@m, eelmkalwa@Gmail.@m websitE : M.mahadiscom.in

No.SE/LMA/I/RPCI 93

To,

Date: 29.01 .2014

Member Secretaryn WRPC-3, r

MIDC area, Andheri (East),Mumbai - 400093.

Sub:- Comments on minutes of 24tn WRPC meeting (ltem SA-3) in respect of creilit toMSEDCL for wheeling of central sector power to Goa.

Please find enclosed herewith comments of MSEDCL on Minutes of 24th meeting ofWRPC in respect of wheeling loss credit to MSEDCL for wheeling Central Sector power toGoa.

You are requested to consider above comments of MSEDCL on Agenda ltem-1 of25th WRPC meeting scheduled on 3'd and 4th Feb 2014 and review the Minutes of 24thmeeting of WRPC, agenda ltem SA-3 accordingly.

Encl:- As above.

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Copy s. w. r. to,

{) Chief Engineer, SLDC Airoli, Navi Mumbai.2) Ghief Engineer, STU, MSETCL, Prakashganga, Bandra (E) Mumbai.

Chief Engineer (Pofver Purchase)

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ll29D0l4D:\LMSection_2014\CE_PP\Sent Information\Wheeling Charges to Goa.doc

MSEDGL's Comments on minutes of Z4h WnpC meeting (ltem SA-3) in respect of

credit to MSEDGL for wheeling of central sector power to Goa.

As per Minutes of 24tn WRPC Meeting, the present methodology of giving credit toMSEDCL for wheeling of central sector power to Goa may be discontinued w.e.f. 14-10-

2013. This was based on completion of PGCIL 400 KV Bhadravati-Parli D/C, 400 l(\/ Parli-

Solapur D/C, 400KV Solapur-kolhapur D/C and existing Kolhapur-Mhapusa D/C ISTSTransmission network up to the boundary of Goa and Central Sector power flowing directly

to Goa through CTU.

lln this connection MSEDCL submit that is fact the Central Sector power to Goa is

being fed through bus bar of MSETCL 400 KV Talandge, Kolhapur sublstation by utilizing

MSETCL Transmission network. Thus disOussion and minutes recorded on the subjectmatter in the 65th CCM and 24th WRPC meeting is .pased on incomplete information.

Further, in case of tripping of CTU's 400 KV Solapur-Kolhapur line, the power to Goa will

flow through existing MSETCL 400 KV Solapur - Karad - Kolhapur MSETCL Trar-rsmission

Network.:

In addition to the above, about 125 - 150 MW power is being fed to Goa parallely

through 220 Kl Tillari-Amona and 220 KV Mahalaxmi-Amona by utilizing the MSETCL

Transmission network i

In view of this, it is to be said that the MSETCL Transmission network

is utilizing for wheeling of entire central sector power to Goa and thereforetthis power shall

attract MSETCL's transmission charges and losses both. Hence the minutes of 24th WRPC

meeting needs to be reviewed and the credit of wheeling charges for central sector power to

Goa may be given to MSEDCL as per previous practice.

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S. No. Name of LTA Customer (Injecting utility) Generator/Load/Trader

Region Quantum of LTA granted

LTA with tied up beneficiaries

Name of the beneficiaries

Whether applicable during the

month

Remarks

NR ER WR NER SR TOTAL

1 ACB Limited Generator WR 243 200 Gujarat - - 43 - - 43 Yes2 Adani Power Limited Generator WR 342 0 NA 342 - - - - 342 Yes3 Adani Power Limited Generator WR 1495 1495 APL (Haryana). POC

charges payable by APL, see remarks

- - - - - 0 Yes Based on CERC order dated 29/07/2013, for APL Mundra TPS stage #3 to Haryana LTA, the APL would pay for the LTA of 1495 MW at both Mundra TPS stage#3 injection POC rate as well as Haryana with drawl POC rates.

4 Adani Power Limited Generator WR 200 0 NA - - 200 200 Yes5 ADHPL Generator NR 192 0 NA 192 - - - - 192 Yes6 BRPL (DVC Power) Load NR 100 100 BRPL - - - - - 0 Yes7 BRPL (DVC Power) Load ER 31 31 BRPL - - - - - 0 Yes8 BYPL (DVC Mejia U#7) Load NR 119.19 119.19 BYPL - - - - - 0 Yes9 BYPL (DVC Mejia U#8) Load NR 119.19 119.19 BYPL - - - - - 0 Yes Since BYPL is not making payment of

transmission charges, DVC is to be billed for this quantum w.e.f. 01.09.2013. DVC was informed by POWERGRID vide letter dtd 11.07.2013.

10 BYPL (DVC Power) Load NR 63 63 BYPL - - - - - 0 Yes11 BYPL (DVC Power) Load ER 19 19 BYPL - - - - - 0 Yes12 DD (NSPCL) Load WR 70 70 DD - - - - - 0 Yes13 DNH (NSPCL) Load WR 100 100 DNH - - - - - 0 Yes14 DVC (DVC Durgapur U#2) Generator ER 100 100 PSPCL - - - - - 0 Yes15 DVC (DVC Koderma U#1) Generator ER 50 50 Haryana - - - - - 0 Yes16 DVC (DVC Mejia U#7) Load ER 12.5 12.5 DVC - - - - - 0 Yes17 DVC (DVC Mejia U#8) Load ER 12.5 12.5 DVC - - - - - 0 Yes18 DVC (MPL U#1) Load ER 140.5 140.5 DVC - - - - - 0 Yes19 DVC (MPL U#2) Load ER 140.5 140.5 DVC - - - - - 0 Yes20 EMCO Energy Limited Generator WR 520 200 EMCO(MSEDCL)

PoC Charges payable by EMCO, See

Remarks

- - 320 - - 320 Yes 1. LTA commencement w.e.f. 10.12.2012 as per CERC Order dtd 21.02.14 in Pet. 127/MP/2013. (2) LTA of 200MW was tied up with MSEDCL by EMCO w.e.f. 17.03.2014, however the transmission charges for this 200MW shall be payable by EMCO.

21 Haryana (DVC Mejia U#7) Load NR 50 50 Haryana - - - - - 0 Yes22 Haryana (DVC Mejia U#8) Load NR 50 50 Haryana - - - - - 0 Yes23 Haryana (PPCL) Load NR 140 140 Haryana - - - - - 0 Yes24 Himachal Sorang Generator NR 100 0 NA 100 - - - - 100 Yes25 HPSEB(BASPA) Load NR 300 300 HPSEB - - - - - 0 Yes26 Jaiprakash Power Ventures Limited(JPVL) Generator NR 704 0 NA 528 - 176 - - 704 Yes

27 Jaypee Karcham Hydro Power Corporation Limited (JPVL)

Generator NR 176 0 NA 176 - - - - 176 Yes

28 JINDAL Generator WR 500 0 NA - - 500 - - 500 Yes29 Lanco Anpara Generator NR 100 0 NA 100 - - - - 100 Yes30 Lanco Green Power Private Limited Generator NR 8.4 8.4 NA - - - - - 0 Yes31 Lanco Kondapalli PPL Generator SR 0 0 NA 0 - 0 - - 0 Yes 250MW relinquished by LKPL w.e.f.

14.08.2012 as per CERC Order dtd 21.02.2014 in Pet. 63/MP/2013.

32 Maithon Power Limited (MPL U#1) Generator ER 140.5 0 NA - 140.5 - - - 140.5 Yes33 MPPTC (DVC Power) Trader WR 500 500 MP - - - - - 0 Yes34 NDPL (CLP Jhajjar) Load NR 124 124 NDPL - - - - - 0 Yes35 NDPL (DVC Power) Load NR 67 67 NDPL - - - - - 0 Yes36 NDPL (MPL U#1) Load NR 140.5 140.5 NDPL - - - - - 0 Yes37 NDPL (MPL U#2) Load NR 140.5 140.5 NDPL - - - - - 0 Yes38 NDPL (DVC Power) Load ER 20 20 NDPL - - - - - 0 Yes39 PTC (Budhil) Trader NR 61.6 0 NA 61.6 - - - - 61.6 Yes40 PTC(Lanco Amarkantak) Trader WR 300 0 NA - - 300 - - 300 Yes41 PTC(Malana-II/Everest Power) Trader NR 86 86 PSEB - - - - - 0 Yes42 Punjab (DVC Durgapur U#1) Load NR 100 100 PSPCL - - - - - 0 Yes43 Punjab (PPCL) Load NR 140 140 Punjab - - - - - 0 Yes44 Spectrum Coal & Power Generator WR 60 0 NA - - 60 - - 60 Yes45 Torrent Power Generator WR 300 100 MP - - 200 - - 200 Yes46 WBSEDCL (MPL U #1&2) Load ER 140.5 140.5 WBSEDCL - - - - - 0 Yes47 WBSEDCL (MPL U#1) Load ER 70 70 WBSEDCL - - - - - 0 Yes48 WBSEDCL (MPL U#2) Load ER 70 70 WBSEDCL - - - - - 0 Yes49 Adhunik Power & Natural Resources Ltd Generator ER 100 100 WBSEDCL - - - - - 0 Yes50 Tata Steel Ltd (DVC, Mejia B) Load ER 80 80 Tata Steel - - - - - 0 Yes

51 Tata Steel Ltd (DVC, DSTPS) Load ER 80 80 Tata Steel - - - - - 0 Yes

Total 8918.38 5479.28 1499.6 140.5 1799 0 0 3439.1

8918.38

Note :

LTA Status for the month April, 2014Quantum for target Regions (MW) - for LTA with

untied beneficiaries

1. The above information is based on LTA intimation/Letter issued by CTU to different applicants. For billing purpose, the same may be verified by RLDCs/RPCs/NLDC and addition / deletion of LTA/MTOA to the above, noticed if any, may please be informed for n.a.

2. The above does not include the MOP allocation. As per Regulations, ISTS Transmission charges are not applicable for Solar Projects, therefore LTA for Solar Projects is not included.

160MW LTA effective from 01.04.2014 & 200MW LTA effective from 01.06.2014. Copy of CTU's letter dtd 24.03.2014 is enclosed.

Remarks

Entity / Location of Generating Station

Region Entity / Location of Loads

Region

1 SAIL - VISP NSPCL, Bhilai, Chhattisgarh WR 10.92 01.11.2011 31.05.2014 SAIL-VISP, Karnataka SR

2 WBSEDCL Baghlihar, Jammu & Kashmir NR 100 01.07.2012 30.06.2015 WBSEDCL, West Bengal ER

3 WBSEDCL Mejia Unit-7&8, DVC ER 200 01.05.2013 31.10.2015 WBSEDCL, West Bengal ER

4 National Energy Trading and Service Ltd. Lanco Anpara Power Ltd., Uttar Pradesh

NR 100 16.06.2013 31.05.2016 TANGEDCO, Tamil Nadu SR

5 Jindal Power Limited Jindal Power Limited, Chhattisgarh WR 200 16.06.2013 30.11.2015 TANGEDCO, Tamil Nadu SR

6 PTC India Limited Sterlite Energy Ltd., Odisha ER 100 16.06.2013 31.05.2014 Kerala State Electricity Board, Kerala

SR

7 Adani Enterprises Limited Adani Power Limited Stage -III, Mundra, Gujarat

WR 200 16.06.2013 31.12.2015 TANGEDCO, Tamil Nadu SR

8 PTC India Limited Chhattisgarh State Power Trading Co. Ltd., Chhattisgarh

WR 100 16.06.2013 31.05.2014 Kerala State Electricity Board, Kerala

SR

9 KSK Mahanadi Power Company Limited KSK Mahanadi Power Co. Ltd., Chhattisgarh

WR 400 16.06.2013 15.06.2016 APCPDCL, Andhra Pradesh SR

1410.92

MTOA Status for the month April, 2014Sl. No.

Name of the Applicant MTOA Granted for

(MW)

Date from which MTOA is Granted

Date upto which MTOA Granted

Injection of Power Drawl of Power

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