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The Minutes of 46th meeting of the Operation and Coordination Committee of MP scheduled at 11.00 AM on 24th June, 2015 at SLDC, MPPTCL, Jabalpur has been uploaded on the website of

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MINUTES OF 46TH MEETING OF OPERATION & COORDINATION COMMITTEE OF MP HELD ON 24TH JUNE 2015 AT 11.00 AM AT SLDC, MPPTCL, JABALPUR The 46TH meeting of Operation & Co-ordination Committee was held on 24th June 2015 at SLDC, MPPTCL, Jabalpur. The list of participants is enclosed at Annexure-1.0 Shri P.A.R. Bende C.E.(SLDC) & Chairman OCC welcomed all the participants attending 46th Operation & Coordination Committee. He highlighted the various issues to be discussed in the OCCM.

Chairman OCC stated that the 1st meeting of the Grid Study Committee was held in CEA on

22.05.2015 to discuss and decide the modalities for finalization of data/inputs for the proposed Consultant-A in order to commence the study / analysis to ensure secure and reliable operation of the National Grid. The Member Secretary, WRPC has requested to nominate one coordinating officer (Nodal Officer) of the rank of Chief Engineer and one alternate Nodal Officer from the MPPGCL, STU, SLDC and Discoms as the consultant would be required to interact with these entities to execute the assigned task during the study. The State Grid entities are requested to submit the name of Nodal Officer and alternate Nodal Officer at the earliest to SLDC for onward submission to WRPC.

Chairman, OCC deliberated that the average frequency remained close to 50.00 Hz in the

past two months and the percentage of time frequency within permissible range (i.e. 49.9Hz-50.05Hz) was 60.20% & 64.74% for April 2015 & May 2015 respectively. The percentage of time frequency above 50.05 Hz was about 24.86 % in April 2015 & 19.44% in May 2015 and the high frequency scenario for such a long period is matter of concern. The sincere efforts should be made by all State Grid entities to reduce percentage of time frequency above 50.05 Hz. Since MP is surplus state and remains in under drawal conditions during most of the time, thus additional DSM charges may be payable by MP in case of under drawal at frequency above 50.1 Hz. All the State Grid entities are requested to make sincere efforts for to minimize the high frequency scenario and also adhere to maintain their drawal schedule/generation schedule during high frequency, so as to avoid additional DSM charges. Due to less system demand and excess availability, 4X210MW units of SGTPS, 3X210MW units of STPS, 1X600MW Unit of SSTPS, 2X250MW Units of JP Bina are kept under RSD and Discoms have to pay fixed cost of these generating units even though units are kept out of bar. Thus the Discoms are required to make sincere efforts for accurate projection for load growth.

The Chairman, OCC stated that National Load Despatch Centre has filed a petition before the CERC in the matter of ‘Endangering the secured operation of All India Electricity Grid due to inadequate/non-performance of Free Governor Mode Operation (FGMO)’, with Manual Intervention by the generators and non-compliance of IEGC & CERC and the next date of the hearing is 14.07.2015. Commission in the last hearing had given two dates for which FRCs are to be calculated by MP SLDC. The FRC for 14.01.2015 could not be calculated due to non-availability of requisite data from SCADA system. FRC for the date 25.04.2015, (Earthquake in Nepal) has been calculated by MP SLDC and forwarded to concerned entities. It is gathered from the findings of FRC that none of the On-Bar generators had given positive response of RGMO/FGMO. The eligible generators responses were either zero or negative. The matter would be taken seriously by the CERC/ NLDC /WRLDC.

The Chairman, OCC stressed upon the availability of round the clock telemetered data for safe, secure & reliable operation of the integrated grid. MPPTCL, MPPGCL, NHDC and IPPs are required to pay more attention in maintaining the continuity of real time data at SLDC/Sub LDCs. There are certain issues in this regard are to be resolved by the MPPGCL on priority and shall be discussed later on in the meeting when issues of telemetry and communication are taken up as agenda items.

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Thereafter Shri P.A.R. Bende, Chairman OCC requested Shri K.K.Prabhakar, Member Secretary (OCC) to take up the agenda items for discussion. ITEM NO. 1 : CONFIRMATION OF MINUTES : Member Secretary informed the committee that Minutes of 45TH meeting of Operation & coordination committee of MP held on 24TH April 2015 at State Load Despatch Centre, Jabalpur were forwarded to the committee members vide No. 07-05/SG-9B-II/1594 dated 16.05.2015. No comments have been received to SLDC. Committee confirmed the minutes. ITEM NO. 2 : REVIEW OF SYSTEM OPERATION DURING THE MONTHS APRIL 2015 TO

MAY 2015. 2.1 Frequency Particulars: Member Secretary informed the committee that during May 2015 the system frequency was below 49.9 Hz for 15.82% of time against 14.94 % of time during April 2015. The system frequency was within the IEGC range of 49.9-50.05 Hz for 64.74 % of the time during May 2015 against 60.20 % of time during April 2015. The average monthly frequency was 49.98 Hz during May 2015 whereas it was 49.99 Hz in the month of April 2015. The system frequency did not touch 49.20 Hz during the above period. The detailed frequency particulars for the month of April 2015 and May 2015 are enclosed at Annexure-2.1. The brief details of frequency profile is given here under: Month Average

frequency minimum integrated frequency over an hour

maximum integrated frequency over an hour

Instantaneous minimum frequency

Instantaneous maximum frequency

April 2015 49.99 Hz 49.74 Hz 50.23 Hz 49.50 Hz 50.55 Hz May 2015 49.98 Hz 49.75 Hz 50.32 Hz 49.55 Hz 50.55 Hz

2.2 Operational Matters 2.2.1 Operational Discipline : Member Secretary informed the committee that System operated in terms of frequency profile for the months April 2015 and May 2015 is as given below for discussion by the committee:

Month % of time Frequency

Below 49.9 Hz

% of time Frequency above

50. 05 Hz

% of time frequency within the

permissible range of 49.9-50.05 Hz

Average monthly

frequency

No. of times frequency

dipped below 49.2 Hz

April 2015 14.94 % 24.86 % 60.20 % 49.99 Hz 0 May 2015 15.82 % 19.44 % 64.74 % 49.98 Hz 0

Member Secretary OCC further stated that the frequency particulars have already been apprised by Chairman OCC. 2.3.1 Voltage Profile : Member Secretary informed the committee that date wise voltage profile at some of the important 400 KV and 220 KV substations during the months April 2015 and May 2015 is enclosed at Annexure -2.3.1.


During the months April 2015 and May 2015, the deviation of voltage from the accepted limit on either side was recorded at following important 400 KV s/s in MP Grid.

SrNo

Name of 400 KV

Substation

April 2015 May 2015 Max. Voltage

observed Min. Voltage

observed Max. Voltage

observed Min. Voltage

observed Voltage Date Voltage Date Voltage Date Voltage Date

1 Indore 421 08.04.15 --- --- 420 24.05.15 --- --- 2 Itarsi 419 22.04.15 --- --- 419 10.05.15 --- --- 3 Bina 420 11.04.15 --- --- 423 28.05.15 --- --- 4 Gwalior 411 12.04.15 --- --- 417 13.05.15 --- --- 5 Nagda 424 23.04.15 --- --- 424 19.05.15 --- --- 6 Satpura 422 11.04.15 --- --- 421 24.05.15 --- --- 7 Birsinghpur 427 24.04.15 --- --- 427 26.05.15 --- --- 8 ISP 426 07.04.15 --- --- 425 24.05.15 --- --- Member Secretary OCC stated that the voltage profile has been improved in the past few years. The voltages generally remained marginally on higher side from the rated value and the low voltage scenario in MP has almost eliminated. However, the problem of high voltage is aggravated during the Monsoon season. To combat the high voltage scenario, it is required that Discoms / MPPTCL may take out Capacitor Banks and Line/Bus Reactors are to be taken into service by MPPTCL. Generating stations may absorb maximum MVAR from the grid.

2.3.2 Status of Capacitor Banks in sub-transmission system : Member Secretary OCC informed the committee that the updated information of the status of capacitor banks in sub-transmission system as on 31st May 2015 as submitted by DISCOMs is detailed below :

2.3.3 Status of Shunt Capacitor Banks installed at various EHV Transmission Substation : Member Secretary OCC informed the committee that the updated information of the status of Installed capacitor banks(in MVAR) in EHV transmission system as on 31st May 2015 as submitted by MPPTCL is given below :

DISC

OM

Capacitor bank installed in good condition (No)

Capacitor Banks healthy but not in service due to control ckt problem

Capacitor bank installed but defective & are repairable (No)

Requirement of repair against each unit (No)

Requirement against non-repairable capacitor banks

Capacitor banks already covered under ADB T-V

Balance capacitor banks to be covered in other schemes

600 KVAR

1200 KVAR

1500 KVAR

600 KVAR

1200 KVAR

1500 KVAR

600 KVAR

1200 KVAR

1500 KVAR

No of 100 KVAR Units

required 600

KVAR 1200

KVAR 600

KVAR 1200

KVAR 600

KVAR 1500

KVAR

EZ 379 142 0 - - - 44 24 0 94 0 0 0 0 32 10

CZ 5 687 580 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 588 0 184

WZ 657`

485 210 25 24 4 53 76 34 539 14 36 - - 0 126

Voltage Class

Capacitor bank installed as on 01.04.15(MVAR)

Capacity Added after Last OCC

Meeting (MVAR)

Total Capacity as on 31.05.2015

Capacitor Bank Installed but defective & are not

repairable ( No & MVAR) 220 KV 100.00 MVAR 0.00 100.00 MVAR All in Service


2.3.4 Status of completion of ongoing Transmission Schemes being executed by MPPTCL : Member Secretary OCC informed the committee that the various ongoing Transmission Schemes completed during the current financial year 2015-2016 (upto May 2015) and plan for completion of various ongoing Transmission Schemes for the Year 2015-2016 is enclosed as Annexure 2.3.4. 2.4.1 U/F and df/dt Relay Operation (i) U/F and df/dt Relay Operation: Member Secretary OCC informed the committee that Frequency did not touch 49.20 Hz during April 2015 and May 2015. There was no df/dt operation during the same period. (ii) Defective u/f, df/dt relays: Member Secretary OCC informed the committee that MPPTCL has informed that all the df/dt relays are in good/healthy working condition. The proposed df/dt plan approved by Chief Engineer (planning and design) has been submitted to SLDC for onward transmission to Chief Engineer(T&C) for implementation of the same after study and verification. 2.5 Power Cuts / Load restrictions/Differential Load Shedding by DISCOMS & group

allocation to 33 KV feeders :

(i) Member Secretary OCC informed the committee that the details of DISCOM wise Power supply given to various domestic categories during the period April 2015 and May 2015 is enclosed at Annexure 2.5(i).

(ii) Group Allocation to 33 kV feeders emanating from newly commissioned/ existing EHV substations:- Member Secretary OCC informed the committee that the region wise list of 33 KV feeders emanating from various newly commissioned/existing EHV substations for which groups have not been allocated is given in Annexure 2.5 (ii). The DISCOM wise details of pending group allocation to 33 KV feeders is given below :

SN DISCOM Region No of 33 KV feeders for which groups to be allocated

01

EAST

Jabalpur NIL 02 Sagar 02 03 Rewa 01 04 Total 03 05

WEST Indore 04

06 Ujjain 07 07 Total 11 08

CENTRAL Bhopal 13

09 Gwalior 03 10 Total 16

TOTAL Grand Total 30 Discoms are requested to furnish the details as per list enclosed at annexure-2.5(ii) in the meeting.

132 KV 1122.00 MVAR 0.00 1122.00 MVAR 33 KV 3978.50 MVAR 288.50 4267.00 MVAR Total 5200.50 MVAR 288.50 5489.00 MVAR


Representative of STU informed that West Discom has allocated Group No. 7-A to 33 KV Renewable Energy Generator feeder which is not correct. As per general practice adopted REG feeders are kept under Group No. 14. West Discom may take necessary action in this regard.

ITEM NO. 3 : OPERATIONAL PLANNING 3.1 Generating Units under planned outage and proposed maintenance programme : Member Secretary OCC informed the committee that the annual maintenance of thermal generating units of MPPGCL during Jul’15 to Aug-15 is under :-

Satpura- IV - Unit no 10 - wef 20.08.2015 to 03.09.2015 ------ AOH SGTPS-I - Unit no. 2 - wef 01.07.2015 to 14.08.2015 ------ COH SGTPS –II - Unit no.3 - wef 15.08.2015 to 13.09.2015 ----- AOH

Representative from MPPGCL confirmed the same in the meeting. 3.2 Proposed shutdown programme of Transmission lines / Transformers : Member Secretary OCC informed the committee that the proposed shutdown of transmission elements for the period 20.06.2015 to 19.07.2015 submitted by MPPTCL and MPPGCL are enclosed as Annexure-3.2 3.3 Long Outages of transmission elements and protections : Member Secretary OCC informed the committee that the status submitted by MPPGCL / MPPTCL are given below : SN Line/Transformer/

Breaker/ Reactor etc under long outage

Outage date Reason Response from Utility

1 63MVAR Bus-I Reactor at Satpura TPS

24.05.2005 Damage of all three limbs along with reactor tank

Order for installation & commissioning work has been placed on M/s Alstom Mumbai dtd. 05.12.14. Design Engineering completed. Foundation work is under progress. Work completion is expected by September 2015.

2 Bus bar Differential protection scheme at Amarkantak TPS

Since installation

Not commissioned

Combined order for bus bar protection on 220 kV Switchyard of ATPS, SGTPS and Tons HPS has been placed to M/s GE Bangalore on dtd 27.11.14. Material inspection is in progress. Supplies of material are expected shortly at site. Work is expected to be completed by September’15 in all three sites.

3 220 KV Bus bar protection scheme at SGTPS Birsinghpur

Since commissioning of 220 KV switch yard

The scheme not available

4 220 KV Bus bar differential protection at Tons HPS

Since commissioning

Not commissioned

5. 132/33 kV, 12.5 MVA X-mer EMCO make at 132 kV S/s, Shrinagar

11.04.2015 132kV Y Ph. Bushing burst and X-mer caught fire.

In place of the failed Transformer, 40 MVA Transformer has been commissioned on 04.06.15.

6. 132/33 kV, 40 MVA X’mer at 132 kV

13.04.15 After testing, Transformer

MPPTCL representative informed that failed transformer has been


S/s, Mandsaur declared failed.

replaced by new transformer commissioned on date 08.06.2015.

10 250 MVA Generator Transformer of unit no. 9 of Satpura TPS

23.05.2015 Fire caught at Y-Phase bushing at HV side

MPPGCL representative informed that the work will be complete by 10.08.2015 .

ITEM NO. 4 : OPERATIONAL STATISTICS FOR THE MONTH OF April 2015 and May 2015:

Member Secretary OCC informed the committee that the details of actual generation, Schedule from Central Sector demand etc. are given in the following Annexures: Annex. 4.1 Unit wise actual Generation of MPPGCL thermal Units and station wise Generation of

MPPGCL& NHDC Hydel Units. Annex. 4.2 Power Supply Position. Annex. 4.3 Hourly Average of Availability and Demand. Annex. 4.4 Hourly average schedule Vs Drawal of DISCOMs. ITEM NO. 5 : SYSTEM DISTURBANCE IN MP DURING APRIL 2015 AND MAY 2015 : Member Secretary OCC informed the committee that there was no major grid disturbance in MP during April 2015 and May 2015. However the Grid Disturbances and Grid Incidents in MP during these months are given in Annexure 5.0.

ITEM NO. 6.0 : IMPORTANT OPERATIONAL ISSUES 6.1 Installation of 125 MVAR Bus Reactor at SSTPS : Member Secretary OCC informed the committee that in the 36th meeting of Standing Committee on Power System Planning of Western Region held on 29.08.2013 at NRPC, New Delhi it was decided that Bus Reactors are to be installed on generator bus at Generating Stations having reactive compensation of the value corresponding to atleast 10% of the MW capacity.

SLDC has taken up the matter with Executive Director (O&M:Gen.) and requested for installation of 125 MVAR Bus Reactor at Shri Singhaji Thermal Power Station for keeping the voltages in the area within operational limits. The matter was also discussed during the meeting held on 10.06.2015 at Jabalpur chaired by PS(Energy) and MPPGCL was agreed to install the 125 MVAR bus reactor at SSTPS. The action plan alongwith time-line may be submitted in the meeting. The matter was discussed in the 44th OCCM of MP and MPPGCL was requested to furnish the timeline to the SLDC but no intimation has been given to SLDC so far. Chairman OCC requested MPPGCL to submit timeline for installation of 125 MVAR Bus Reactor at SSTPS within a week. 6.2 STATUS OF COMPLETION OF ONGOING SCHEMES FOR COMMISSIONING OF REACTORS:-

Member Secretary OCC informed the committee that matter of installation of Line/Bus Reactors at following locations of MP was discussed in the 470th OCCM of WR, 33rd & 36th Standing Committee Meetings of Western Region and the 26th WRPC meeting and it was decided that reactive compensation should be provided immediately at these locations which are prone to high voltage-


(i) 125 MVAR, 400KV Bus reactor at Indira Sagar HEP:- Representative from ISP informed that the tendering work is in process and it is expected to be installed by June 2016.

(ii) 50 MVAR Line Reactor on 400 kV Satpura –ISP line to be provided at 400 KV Satpura

sub-station by MPPGCL:- MPPGCL representative informed that estimate has been sanctioned and tender is to be floated. However, the expected date of installation of Line Reactor is not informed. Chairman OCC further stated that the 50 MVAR line reactor installed on 400 kV Nagda-Rajgarh Circuit-I can be utilized as Bus Reactor when line is not in service. MPPGCL may adopt similar design of Line Reactor so that it could be utilized as Bus Reactor also for which MPPGCL agreed.

(iii) 50 MVAR Line Reactor for 400 kV Indira Sagar-Nagda line at 400 KV sub-station, Nagda

to be provided by MPPTCL:- MPPTCL representative informed that installation work of 125MVAR (BHEL make) Bus reactor at 400 KV S/s Nagda is under progress and on completion of this work, spared 50 MVAR Bus Reactor shall be utilized as Line Reactor for 400 kV ISP-Nagda line at Nagda. The work is expected to be completed by December, 2015.

(iv) 80 MVAR Bus Reactor at 400 KV Substation, Bhopal – MPPTCL informed that the same shall be completed by September, 2015.

(v) 125 MVAR Bus Reactor at SGTPS, Birsinghpur:- MPPGCL representative informed the

Committee that due to space constraint, 125 MVAR Bus Reactor cannot be installed in 400 KV switchyard of SGTPS, Birsinghpur also suggested that PGCIL may be requested to install Line Reactors on 400 KV Birsinghpur–Damoh Ckt. I & II to arrest high voltages at SGTPS and adjoining substations. The Chairman OCC requested MPPGCL to submit complete proposal in this regard to SLDC and SLDC shall request WRPC and STU to take up the matter in the next Standing Committee Meeting of WR.

6.3 IMPLEMENTATION OF AUTOMATIC DEMAND MANAGEMENT SYSTEM: Member Secretary OCC informed the committee that the Clause 5.4.2(d) of IEGC mandates implementation of Automatic Demand Management Schemes before 01.01.2011 to reduce over drawal. As per the regulation, SLDC through respective Distribution Licensees have formulated and implemented State of the Art and Demand Management Scheme for ADMS. MPPTCL has issued Letter of Intent to M/s Dong Fang Electronics Co. Ltd., China vide No. 04-02/Tr.-06/2014/Supply/655 dated 14.03.2015 for supply of equipment & materials, hardware & software for Transmission Control Centres and EHV Sub-stations for implementation of ADMS by integration with Transmission SCADA system. MPPTCL representative informed that contract for implementation of ADMS has been placed on M/s Dong Fang Electronics Co. Ltd. China in March 2015. As per contractual conditions, 20% advance payment has to be made to the firm, accordingly the firm has submitted invoices for advance payment on 23.05.2015. It has been advised by MP-EZ that to avoid circular movement of funds, the payment to MPPTCL be made by MPPMCL directly on behalf of all the three Discoms. The matter has been taken with ED(F&RM), MPPMCL for releasing payment on behalf of CE(P&D) MPPTCL to ensure implementation of ADMS in the State before December 2015 as per submission of SLDC before the CERC. However in the absence of funding, the payments to the invoices submitted by the firm are withheld. Any delay in advance payment to the firm may cause delay in completion of the whole project. 6.4 TIME REQUIRED FROM LIGHT UP TO SYNCHRONIZATION FOR THERMAL UNITS OF MPPGCL AFTER RSD: Member Secretary OCC informed the committee that MPPGCL has raised the issue of time required for synchronization of their thermal units after light up in the meeting held at Jabalpur on 10-June 2015 chaired by PS(Energy). The MPPGCL requested that the timing from light up to synchronisation for thermal units MPPGCL shall be considered as follows:-


SGTPS Birsingpur :- 4x210 MW - 6-7 Hrs 1x500 MW - 8 Hrs STPS Sarni :- 1x200 MW & 3x210 - 7-8 Hrs 2x250 MW - 8 Hrs. SSTPS Khandwa :- 2x600 MW - 10-12 Hrs (if both units are under RSD) 8-10 Hrs (if one unit is already running) The Chief Engineer (SLDC) has informed that sufficient time i.e. about 8- 10 hours is given for synchronisation of thermal units after light up and requested MPPGCL to submit the OEM data sheet for hot/warm/cold start as well as ramping up / ramping down rate sheet of different capacity units to SLDC, so that the light up to synchronise timing and ramping up / down rates could be ensured. Member Secretary OCC, requested MPPGCL to submit the OEM Data sheet in the above matter to SLDC within a week so that the light up to synchronise timing and ramping up / down rates could be considered for scheduling. 6.5 APPOINTMENT OF CONSULTANT-A TO CONDUCT STUDY/ANALYSIS TO ENSURE SECURE AND RELIABLE OPERATION OF NATIONAL GRID: Chairman OCC informed the committee that the 1st meeting of the Grid Study Committee was held in CEA on 22.05.2015 to discuss & decide the modalities for finalization of data/inputs for the proposed consultant-A in order to commence the study/analysis to ensure secure and reliable operation of the National Grid. Consultant-A shall be appointed for protection audit at sub-stations in various states and reviewing implementation of recommendations of grid disturbance Enquiry Committee. The Member Secretary, WRPC vide above letter (copy enclosed) has requested to furnish the nomination of one coordination officer (Nodal Officer) from various state entities viz. TRANSCO (STU), GENCO, DISCOM & SLDC as the consultant would be required to interact with these entities to execute the assigned task during study. The Nodal Officer also should be of the rank of Chief Engineer.

In view of the above SLDC has requested vide letter dtd. 18.06.2015 that one Nodal Officer of the rank of Chief Engineer may please be nominated from your company and details along with telephone/mobile no. and email Id may please be furnished to this office at the earliest for onward submission to WRPC. All the entities are requested to submit the same in the meeting so that the consolidated reply could be furnished to WRPC. The STU has submitted the name of Nodal Officer and alternate Nodal Officer to the WRPC. The Chairman OCC requested MPPGCL & Discoms to intimate the names of nodal officers and alternate officers within a week. 6.6 SUBMISSION OF LOAD/GENERATION LOSS DETAILS DURING ANY GRID INCIDENTS/DISTURBANCE : Member Secretary OCC informed the committee that as discussed in the 125th PCM of WRPC , any Grid events is to be reported to NLDC and WRPC at the earliest with the Category of the Grid Incident or Grid Disturbance. The Category of Grid Incident or Grid Disturbance are computed by the percentage loss of antecedent Generation or Load, whichever is higher, in a regional Grid. The Category indicate the severity of the Grid Incident or Disturbance. It


has been observed that many of the utilities are not submitting the Generation/ Load Loss details, which is hampering in calculating the correct Category of GD/GI. So, as an interim measure, WRLDC is calculating an approximate loss in generation and Load, both in MW and MU, based on its SCADA data. The logic used for computation is based on three parameters i.e. Demand Reduction, Drawal reduction, and Power number. The energy unserved is being calculated from the area under the demand met curve from the starting of event till its restoration, when compared with previous day demand met curve for the subjected utility from WRLDC SCADA.

The Member Secretary, OCC requested the utilities to ensure submission of details about the Generation/Load loss quantum (MW and MUs) within 24 hours after occurrence of any grid disturbance / incident. 6.7 POOR CONDITION OF 48 VOLT BATTERY SET AND BATTERY CHARGER AT POWER STATIONS : Member Secretary OCC informed the committee that the condition of 48 Volt Battery bank and Battery Charger at Rajghat HPS and SGTPS Birsinghpur is very poor which are unable to keep important services of telemetry and voice communication healthy in case of interruption in AC supply. This issue was brought to the notice of concerned authorities several times for ensuring the healthiness of Battery Bank and 48 Volt Battery Charger at these stations. The continuity of telemetered data as well as voice communication is vital for safe, secure & reliable operation of the state grid, as during recent blackout at SGTPS the total communication & telemetry was interrupted. It was pointed out that State grid entities have not been submitted status of replacement of old Battery & battery charger to SLDC so far despite repeated requests in the 43rd, 44th and 45th OCCM of MP. Member Secretary, OCC requested MPPGCL, MPPTCL and IPPs to ensure 48 V battery set in healthy condition all the times so that in case of any grid incidents data and voice communication is not interrupted. MPPGCL may submit the status of replacement of Battery & battery charger alongwith timeline. Chairman OCC stated that proper working of various communication equipments is dependent on healthiness of 48 Volt battery set. It is observed that during grid incidences/ happenings, communication and SCADA data of that particular area is also interrupted due to poor condition of 48 Volt battery and charger. Great difficulties are being faced by the SLDC during restoration due to non-availability of real time data and lack of communication. He further stated that on complete installation of WAMPs failure/poor condition of 48 Volt battery set will not be tolerable.

6.8 STATUS OF IMPLEMENTATION OF RECOMMENDATIONS OF REPORT ON GRID DISTURBANCE ON 30TH AND 31ST JULY 2012 IN WR :- Member Secretary OCC informed the committee that an enquiry committee was set up under the chairmanship of Chairman, CEA to enquire into the grid disturbance on 30th & 31st July, 2012 in NEW grid. As per the recommendations of this committee, all utilities/SLDCs/RLDC were required to submit updated status on implementation of recommendations made by the committee to RPC on 1st & 15th of every month and the same has to be sent to CEA by RPC by 3rd & 17th of every month

It is observed that the all the entities are not submitting the status of implementation of recommendations of report as per timeline mentioned above It is therefore requested that the information may please be submitted in hard and soft copy within time limit so that consolidated reply could be forwarded to WRPC for onward transmission to CEA.

Member secretary requested the concerned entities to submit the fortnightly updated status in

soft as well as hard copy to SLDC in time for further submission to WRPC.


6.9 COMPLIANCE STATUS OBSERVATIONS MADE IN PROTECTION AUDIT:- Member Secretary OCC informed the committee that CERC vide order dated 21.02.2014 in respect to petition No. 220/MP/2012 filed by POWERGRID, have directed that CTU and SLDCs shall submit quarterly Protection Audit Report to the respective RPC latest by 15th day of the first month of next quarter and RPCs shall submit the report to the Commission latest by 15th day of the second month of next quarter. The Member Secretary of Regional Power Committees shall monitor the protection related issues and bring to the notice of the Commission any instance of non-compliance of the Regulation 1.5 of the Grid Code in respect of the protection related issues considered in the instant petition. It is observed that the all the entities are not submitting the compliance status observations made in protection audit on quarterly basis to SLDC i.e. before 15th day of the first month of next quarter. It is therefore requested that the information may please be submitted in hard and soft copy within time limit so that consolidated reply could be forwarded to WRPC for onward transmission to CERC. Further MP SLDC has completed Protection Audit of remaining additional 33 Nos. 220 kV sub-stations and one Thermal Power Station in the month of March 15 and April 15. Detailed report of deficiencies and observations noticed during the Protection Audit has already been forwarded by SLDC to MPPTCL and MPPGCL for action to be taken on deficiencies of Category-A (Deficiencies that can be corrected without procurement) & Category-B (Deficiencies involving procurement). It was also requested to indicate Category A or B in specified column of the detailed report and submit to this office latest by 05.06.2015 for onward transmission to WRPC. The information is still awaited from MPPGCL and MPPTCL. In view of the above it is requested that plan for rectification of deficiencies observed in the protection audit in the prescribed column of detailed report may please be furnished to this office at the earliest. Chairman OCC requested MPPTCL & MPPGCL to submit the deficiencies bifurcating it under Category – ‘A’ & ‘B’ in prescribed format in soft & hard copies to SLDC at the earliest. 6.10 RGMO/FGMO STATUS OF GENERATING UNITS IN MP:- Member Secretary OCC informed the committee that the National Load Despatch Centre, New Delhi has filed a petition No. 084/MP/2015 before the CERC in the matter of ‘Endangering the secured operation of All India Electricity Grid due to inadequate/non-performance of Free Governor Mode Operation (FGMO)’, with Manual Intervention by the generators and non-compliance of Regulations 5.2 (f), (g), (h), (i) of Indian Electricity Grid Code read with Regulations 24 and 111 of Central Electricity Regulatory Commission (Conduct of Business) Regulations, 1999. As per ROP of subject petition, after hearing the parties on 05.05.2015, apart from directives to the petitioner, the Commission directed SLDCs to file the following details/clarification on affidavit by 12.06.2015 with an advance copy to the petitioner:

(a) FRC report of their respective control areas including reasons for poor/negative response from their control areas clearly bringing out the generator wise response in MWs, in percentage of ideal response and scheduled MW during both the frequency excursions for all the generators of the state. (b) Seek the reasons from the generators who have shown poor or no response as per their respective grid code/Grid Code or negative response to the frequency excursions.

The Commission observed that while reporting the Frequency Response of Demand Areas, it would be required to know “Net system demand met after the event”. The petitioner and SLDCs shall submit the same for both events.


In compliance to the directives of Hon’ble Commission, the MP SLDC has computed the

Frequency Response Characteristic (FRC) of the incidence occurred on 25.04.2015 at around 11:43

hours during the earthquake in Nepal. The report on FRC computed by SLDC is annexed herewith as

Annexure-6.10.

From the analysis of FRC, the percentage ideal response observed from the generators is as

under:-

(i) Satpura TPS (210 MW) Unit No. 8 (-)18.3% (ii) Satpura TPS (210 MW) Unit No. 9 5.4% (iii) Satpura TPS (250 MW) Unit No.11 0.0% (iv) Sanjay Gandhi TPS (210 MW) Unit No. 1 (-)10.0% (v) Sanjay Gandhi TPS (210 MW) Unit No. 2 (-) 4.1% (vi) Sanjay Gandhi TPS (210 MW) Unit No. 3 1.0% (vii) Sanjay Gandhi TPS (210 MW) Unit No. 4 (-)10.3% (viii) Sanjay Gandhi TPS (500 MW) Unit No. 5 0.9% (ix) Amarkantak TPS (210 MW) Unit No.5 6.0% (x) Tons HPS (105 MW) Unit No.1 0.0% (xi) Bansagar-II HPS (10 MW) Unit No. 2 0.0% (xii) Zinna HPS (20 MW) – Unit No.1 0.0% (xiii) Zinna HPS (20 MW) – Unit No.2 0.0% (xiv) M/s Jaypee Bina TPS (250 MW)– Unit No.2 0.0%

The MP Power Generating Co Ltd and M/s Jaypee Bina were requested to submit their reply towards performance of RGMO as per results of FRC computed by MP SLDC as indicated in Annexure-6.9 in order to furnish the reply to Hon’ble Commission on following points : -

(a) Reason for poor response or no response as per respective Grid Code or negative response to frequency excursions of generating units which were on bar and action taken to rectify the same for each generator.

(b) Present Status and action taken for implementation of FGMO/RGMO in other eligible Thermal/Hydel generators of MPPGCL and M/s Jaypee Bina TPS.

The MP Power Generating Co Ltd and M/s Jaypee Bina TPS had submitted their reply which has been submitted to Hon’ble commission. However the reply submitted by them is not satisfactory and needs further clarification or submission. In their reply, they have intimated that the matter for poor performance or no performance by RGMO installed at eligible generators has been referred to the manufacturers. The MPPGCL and Jaypee Bina are requested to submit the status of finding by manufacturers in this regard so that same can be submitted to Hon’ble Commission subsequently. Member Secretary OCC stated that from the FRC, it is gathered that positive response of RGMO/FGMO was only observed in ATPS Unit – 5 and none of other generators responded positive instead RGMO/FGMO response of remaining generators was either zero or negative. 6.11 GENERATOR DYNAMIC DATA REQUIREMENT FOR MODELLING IN PSS/E SOFTWARE :- Member Secretary OCC informed the committee that the PSS/e Software Modelling for Dynamic load flow studies is being done at national level so that the grid security matters are dealt with efficiently and reliably to avert grid disturbance like situations. The same shall also be integrated into new SCADA system for online real time dynamic load flow studies. Work for this is being undertaken at regional levels throughout the country. The Western Regional Load Despatch Centre has requested to provide Dynamic Data for Generators which are under the MP SLDC Control Area in the prescribed formats Schedule-IV, V, VI, VII & VIII which are attached with this letter along with email received from WRLDC.


SLDC vide letter no 07-05/RPC-35/1906 dtd. 04.06.15 has requested MPPGCL, NHDC and JP Bina to submit the data in hard & soft copies to SLDC latest by 4th June, 2015, so that the same could be compiled and submitted to WRLDC. The information has been submitted by JP Bina only. MPPGCL and NHDC are requested to submit the same in the meeting.

Chairman OCC requested the concerned entities to submit the required data in soft and hard copy to SLDC within one week. 6.12 ABSORPTION OF REACTIVE POWER BY GENERATORS:- Member Secretary OCC informed the committee that during the ensuing monsoon season the voltage profile is going to be high due to less system demand and low line loadings. The problem of high voltages becomes severe during night/off peak hours. It is observed that during these hours MVAR absorption at generating units is not significant. The power factor at many generating plants is been more than 0.95 leading which is non-conformity with CEA Technical Standards for connectivity to Grid Regulations-2007. All the generating stations are advised to absorb reactive power from grid with their capability curve to maintain voltages within operational limit whenever the instruction has been issued by SLDC. In the OCCM of WR the WRPC also stated that it is imperative that generators will absorb maximum MVAR when asked by SCM/Shift In-charge, WRLDC/SLDC. It is requested that generators will come with data of reactive power absorption; voltage at the bus before and after the message is given by WRLDC/SLDC in every OCC of WR. In order to monitor the response, WRPC also requested the generators to send the capability curves of generators in their system to all concerned. The Chairman, OCC stated that SLDC shall issue code for absorbing MVAR by the State Sector Generating Stations and monitor their response in the real time SCADA during high voltage scenario. The generator shall absorb maximum MVAR from the grid within their capability curve. It has been noticed in the past that some of the generators are injecting MVAR into the grid even during high voltage conditions, such practice should be avoided for the safeguard of the grid. 6.13 PROVISION OF SYNCHRONIZATION FACILITY AT EHV SUB-STATIONS OF MPPTCL :- Member Secretary OCC informed the committee that the synchronization facility should be available at all the Power Stations, 400 KV Sub-stations and 220 KV Sub-stations. In case of total blackout or partial blackout, startup supply is to be extended to Thermal Generating Stations and other essential loads from nearby Hydel Generating Stations through possible shortest route. In emergency situations, SLDC may approach to a nearby Captive Power Plant to get the startup power. Synchronization facility is also required for synchronization of system islands and system split during system disturbance/occurrences. While performing black start mock drill of Hydel Generating Stations as mandated in IEGC, it has been found that synchronization facility is not available at the adjoining EHV substations. This black start mock drill of each Hydel Power Station is to be repeated every six months. SLDC has already sent a UO note to Chief Engineer(Plg&Desg) and Chief Engineer(T&C), MPPTCL requesting that synchronization facility may please be provided at all the 400 KV substations 220 KV sub-stations and 132 KV sub-stations in the path of black start of Hydel Power Stations. The matter was discussed in the 44th & 45th OCC meeting of MP. It is therefore requested that MPPTCL may submit the plan to provide the synchronization facilities as stated above.

MPPTCL representative informed that in all 400 KV S/s synchronization facility is available and for 220 KV and 132 KV sub-station in the path of black start the matter for providing synchronization trolley is being taken up.

Member Secretary informed that synchronization trolley at 400 KV S/s Indore is not in order

and require immediate attention for its proper functioning. He further requested MPPTCL to provide synchronization facility at all the 220 kV S/s and designated 132 kV S/s for early restoration of grid after disturbances.


6.14 SCHEDULING ACTIVITY BY MPPMCL ON BEHALF OF DISCOMS:- Member Secretary OCC informed the committee that the SLDC has taken up the issue of round the clock functioning of MPPMCL Control Room so that revision to schedule requisitions are made on behalf of DISCOMs. However only two shifts are running and only day ahead activities are being performed by MPPMCL CR. The functions of SLDC are clearly defined in various regulations and it is not supposed to carry out requisitions on behalf of DISMOMs in real time. However, as neither DCCS nor MPPMCL is carrying out the revisions of requisition in real time, SLDC is compelled to do the same in the interest of maintaining Grid discipline. It may be noted that the SLDC is doing the same as DCCS/MPPMCL Control Rooms have failed to perform this functions and hence SLDC shall not be responsible for any commercial implications.

It is requested that MPPMCL should start its Control Room functions round the clock and take up all day ahead as well as Real time activities in any case by August 2015.

MPPMCL representative informed that scheduling activity at MPPMCL control room shall be

started after commissioning of new SCADA at SLDC.

6.15 SENDING DISTURBANCE RECORDER(DR)/SEQUENTIAL EVENT LOGGER (SERS) OUTPUT TO WRLDC: Member Secretary OCC informed the committee that With Reference to section 5.9.6(c) of the IEGC and section 9.5.3 the Operating Procedure of WR-2013, the DR/SER details for all grid incidents/disturbances need to be sent by the concerned agency to RLDC, within 24 hrs of the incident. It is observed that in many grid incidents/disturbances DR’s and SERs outputs are not being submitted to SLDC even with the final report submitted by the entities to SLDC. The matter has been discussed in various OCC meetings but despite assurance all the state entities do not follow the time line. All the entities are requested to submit the DRs and SERs output within 24 hrs of the incident to SLDC along with the detailed tripping report in the prescribed format so that the compiled information could be furnished to RLDC in time. It is also observed that DRs/SERs are submitted in pdf formats, whereas DR/SER logs are required through e-mail in .cfg and .pdf format, so that further study could be possible. Member Secretary, OCC requested MPPTCL/MPPGCL/NHDC/IPPs to ensure submission of DR/SER log in .cfg & .pdf format to SLDC through e-mail.

Further in 125th PCM of WRPC, MPPTCL and MPPGCL has been requested to submit the status of event loggers installation at 400 kV Indore, Bina, Nagda & Bhopal S/s of MPPTCL and 400 kV Satpura & Birsinghpur S/s of MPPGCL stations. Member Secretary, OCC requested MPPTCL and MPPGCL to submit the status within a week time.

6.16 HEALTHINESS STATUS OF SERS/DRS OF EQUIPMENT IN THE SYSTEM :- Member Secretary OCC informed the committee that the status of healthiness of SER/DRs equipment installed in the MP grid are to be submitted to WRPC before 3rd of each month for OCC meeting of Western Region. Most of the T&C circles and Jaypee Bina are not furnishing the monthly report of healthiness of SER/DRs to the SLDC for onward transmission to WRPC. Only 400 KV circle Bhopal is regularly submitting the desired information to SLDC and T&C circle Gwalior has started furnishing the report from last month. MPPTCL and M/s JP Bina are requested to ensure regular monthly submission of healthiness status of SERs/ DRs of equipment installed their jurisdiction to SLDC on or before 3rd of each month. ITEM NO. 7 : BLACK-START MOCK DRILL OF HYDEL POWER STATIONS : 7.1 BLACK START MOCK DRILL OF HYDEL STATIONS OF MPPGCL AND NHDC : Member Secretary OCC informed the committee that the SLDC has repeatedly requested MPPGCL for confirming the dates for conducting black start mock drill of Tons, Birsingpur, Madhikheda and Rajghat HPS power station. Procedure has been modified for black start mock drill for Madhikheda


and Rajghat HPS in accordance with the single bus system and non-availability of synchronisation facility at adjoining substation which are radially fed by these HPS.

Further as per directives of GoMP, Energy Department conveyed vide letter no. 6931 dtd. 15.10.2014 MPPGCL is required to take immediate action to put the governors of Tons, Madikeda, Rajghat and Birsingpur HPS in auto mode so that the black start mock drill of these HPS could be conducted.

Therefore MPPGCL and NHDC are requested to submit the plan for black start mock drill of

their HPS in the meeting. Chairman OCC stated that MPPGCL and NHDC shall submit the plan for conducting Black

Start at Tons and ISP, respectively to SLDC at the earliest so that Mock Drill of these Power Stations could be planned in the first fortnight of October 2015. MPPGCL is also requested to furnish the dates for conducting Black Start of other Hydel Power Stations. WRPC is continuously monitoring the Black Start Mock Drill of eligible Generating Stations and the matter is being discussed in almost each OCC meeting of WRPC as an agenda item.

ITEM NO 8: SOME IMPORTANT MATTERS REQUIRED IMMEDIATE ATTENTION: 8.1 QUARTERLY REVIEW OF CRISIS MANAGEMENT PLAN: Member Secretary OCC informed the committee that NHDC & SLDC is submitting the quarterly crisis management report to Chief Engineer (GM), CEA New Delhi under intimation to SLDC Jabalpur and WRPC Mumbai. However despite continuous persuasion by SLDC state utilities i.e MPPTCL, MPPGCL and IPPs are not submitting the same to CEA All the other entities are requested to submit the CMP report in prescribed format for the fourth quarter for the year 2014-15 (Jan to March 2015) to CEA under intimation to this office. 8.2 STATUS OF PHYSICAL & CYBER SECURITY IN POWER SECTOR REGARDING: Member Secretary OCC informed the committee that the status of physical & cyber security in Power Sector for the Second & Third quarter (Jan 15 to March 15) have not been received from any of the state utilities. All the entities should furnish the Status of physical & cyber security in Power Sector for fourth quarter (Jan to March 2015) directly to the Chief Engineer (GM), CEA New Delhi under intimation to SLDC Jabalpur and WRPC Mumbai. ITEM NO. 9: AVAILABILITY BASED TARIFF (ABT) RELATED ISSUES: 9.1 NON RECEIPT OF COMPLETE ABT METER DATA THROUGH AMR SYSTEM INSTALLED AT SLDC:

SLDC representative apprised the Committee that complete data of ABT meters installed at

interface points are not being received through AMR system mainly due to connectivity / alignment problem of optical cable, network problem, modem not installed and also informed that partial data of 23 meters and monthly data of 60 Nos. interface points was not received through AMR system in the month of May 2015. He further informed that the site offices are not forwarding the missing data and monthly JMR data despite repeated telephonic requests and email communications. In response, MPPTCL has informed that new SIMs are being arranged for the locations where there is a network problem and have assured to take up the matter with M/s Secure so that complete data is received through AMR system. Further, MPPTCL have informed that site officials will be instructed to send the missing data whenever required by SLDC. In addition the monthly JMR data shall be furnished by field offices by 8th of every month to SLDC.


9.2 STATUS OF 40 MVA COLONY TRANSFORMER AT SGTPS, BIRSINGHPUR : SLDC representative informed that at present the energy drawn from 40 MVA colony transformer of SGTPS is being added to East Discom drawal, however, during the verification of interface points, East Discom had informed that at present colony supply is being made from East Discom network and not from the 40 MVA Colony Transformer at SGTPS and requested to exclude the drawal of 40 MVA Xmer from East Discom drawal. Chairman OCC asked the MPPGCL to intimate the status of energy drawal from 40 MVA colony transformer i.e. if the same is being utilized as a auxiliary consumption of SGTPS. He further asked the East Discom to intimate the date from which the colony supply is being made from East Discom network. 9.3 PROVIDING AMR FACILITY FOR THE ABT METERS INSTALLED AT MPPGCL / OSP :

SLDC representative requested MPPGCL and OSP to apprise the committee about the status of AMR implementation on the meters installed at the interface points of power stations for data communication with AMR System installed at SLDC.

MPPGCL representative informed that installation of modems at the interface points has been

completed but difficulty is being faced in obtaining the BSNL SIM for data communication. OSP representative has informed that tendering is in process for installation of ABT meters of

open protocol and for providing AMR facility. Chairman OCC advised the OSP to expedite the implementation of AMR system and

requested MPPGCL to arrange the SIMs on priority. 9.4 PROVIDING AMR FACILITY ON THE DISCOMS EMBEDED OPEN ACCESS CUSTOMERS: It was discussed and decided in the meeting that Discoms shall take immediate necessary action for providing compatible modems alongwith GPRS+GSM enabled SIMs on the ABT meters installed at the interface points of OACs for data downloading by SLDC and Discoms independently through AMR system. 9.5 ENERGY ACCOUNTING OF RENEWABLE ENERGY GENERATORS (REGS) :

SLDC representative informed that in the 45th OCC meeting it was decided that energy accounting of Renewable Energy Generators (REGs) shall be done as per the actual data recorded in ABT meters installed at the pooling station in a phased manner i.e. in the First Phase – REGs connected at 132KV and above & in Second Phase – REGs connected at 33KV. He further informed that SLDC has started the energy accounting of REGs connected at 132KV and above as per the actual data recorded in ABT meters installed at the pooling stations w.e.f. April 2015, however, ABT meter data of Orient Green Power (10MW), Gadarwara is not being received through AMR nor through MRI and complete data of Wind World –III Ratedi Hill is also not received every month and requested the MPPTCL to ensure that ABT meter data is received by SLDC. MPPTCL have assured to take up the matter with RE Generators and site officials.

SLDC representative informed that the Commercial sections of Discoms were requested vide

letter No 1629 dated 19-05-2015 to furnish the information required to start the energy accounting of REGs connected at 33KV level as per data recorded in ABT meters installed at the pooling stations, however, Discoms have not furnished the required information. SLDC requested the Discoms to furnish the desired information immediately.

SLDC representative informed that SLDC has started the distribution of JMR data as received

from respective SE(O&M) on the actual generation pattern of wind and solar w.e.f. May 2015 of the REGs connected at 33KV level.


ITEM NO 10: SCADA/EMS RELATED ISSUES: 10.1 NON AVAILABILITY OF TELEMETRY OF IMPORTANT 220 KV EHV SUB STATIONS & 132KV S/s HAVING INJECTION FROM RENEWABLES - It was informed by SLDC that telemetry of important 220KV S/s i.e. 220KV Dhar S/s, 220KV Panagar, 220KV GanjBasoda S/s, 220KV Gwalior -2, & 220KV Datia, 220KV Bhanpura S/s are not available to SLDC while in last OCCM meeting, it was agreed by T&C that the same shall be commissioned by June 2015. Similarly the telemetry of 20 No. 132KV S/s having injection from renewable shall be integrated with SLDC. The matter was discussed in details and it was informed by T&C and Planning representatives that the telemetry of all balance 220KV S/s and 132KV Sub Stations having injection from renewable S/s shall be provided through Dongfeng RTUs installed under Transco SCADA project and shall be commissioned by August 2015. It was further informed by T&C and Planning representative that they have decided to arrange training from M/s Dongfeng regarding configuration of RTUs as per SLDC requirement and the training shall be arranged in first week of July 2015. After training MPPTCL engineers will do the necessary configuration in M/s Dongfeng RTUs. 10.2 PRESENT STATUS OF PROCUREMENT OF RTUS BY MPPGCL Representative from MPPGCL informed that the price bid for RTUs has already been opened and case for procurement of RTU is under approval stage. The new RTU fro Rajghat shall be available soon. 10.3 DISCREPANCY IN TELEMETRERED VALUES RECEIVED FROM DIFFERENT EHV S/S & POWER STATIONS & UPGRADATION OF EXISTING RTUS The matter was discussed in detail and SLDC explained that the rectifications of telemetry discrepancies are pending due to shortage of material (transducers, MFM, relays). MPPTCL assured that the material at division level shall be arranged shortly. Following telemetry problem were discussed in detail

1. SLDC informed that the telemetry of Astha 400KV Sub Station is not yet commissioned. The process connections are pending due to non availability of CMRs. T&C informed that the work is under progress and shall be completed within fifteen days.

2. SLDC informed that the telemetry of 220/132KV Transformers at 220KV Vidisha, 220KV

Tikamgarh, 220KV Mehgaon, 220KV Handia, 220KV Gwalior, 220KV Malanpur is not available and required to be arranged. T&C informed that the Honeywell RTU available at 220KV Indore -2 is dismantled shortly. The telemetry of balance transformed shall be arranged from dismantled RTUs.

3. SLDC informed that the telemetry of upcoming 400/220KV Transformers at Katni 400KV S/s,

Bhopal 400Kv S/s, Nagda 400KV S/s, Chegoan 400Kv S/s is to be arranged prior to charging of transformers. Necessary arrangement of transducers, CMRS, process connections, modification in RTU configuration etc may therefore please be made in advance. T&C representative agreed for the same.

4. SLDC informed that the telemetry of 220KV Sarni-Betul, 220KV Sarni-Sarni PH2, 220KV Sarni-Pandurna, 220/132KV Transformer from Sarni S/s is not available despite constant pursuance by SLDC. T&C representative informed that the same shall be arranged within fifteen days.

5. SLDC informed that the Upgradation of RTU at 220KV S/s Badod and 220 Daloda S/s is

required to accommodate telemetry of 220KV DJ energy feeders and 132KV ILFS feeders. T&C informed that the upgradation work has already been completed.


6. SLDC informed that the telemetry of Rajghar(beora)-NTPC feeders is incorrect since long time. In view of the importance of telemetry for monitoring injection from renewable feeders, the same is required to be corrected shortly. T&C representative assured to look into it and arrange for rectification of telemetry as soon as possible.

7. SLDC informed that the telemetry of 220KV Chindwara-PGCIL 1, 220KV Chindwara-

Pandurna, 220KV Chindwara-Betul, 220/132 Transformer from Chindwara S/s is faulty from last one month. T&C representative assured to look into it and arrange for rectification of telemetry as soon as possible.

8. SLDC informed that the telemetry of newly commissioned 220KV Tikamgarh-Damoh line from

Tikamgarh is to be arranged. T&C representative informed that the same shall be arranged within fifteen days.

9. SLDC informed that the telemetry of 220KV Itarsi-Pipariya 2 is not available since long time.

T&C representative informed that the same shall be arranged within fifteen days. 10. SLDC informed that the telemetry of 220KV Kotar-Tons feeder from Kotar S/s is non current

since long time. T&C representative informed that the same shall be arranged within fifteen days.

11. SLDC informed that the telemetry of 132KV Jabalpur- Bargi 1 and Jabalpur- Bargi2 feeders,

132/33 Transformer from Jabalpur 220KV S/s is not available since long time. T&C informed that the upgradation work has already been completed.

12. SLDC informed that the telemetry of Satpura- Astha 400KV feeder from Satpura end is not

commissioned despite constant pursuance. MPPGCL representative assured to arrange the same on priority basis.

13. SLDC informed that 220KV Indore , the telemetry of 220KV Astha –Indore is provided by

using Ujjain feeders. The telemetry of Ujjain feeder from Indore -2 is need to be provided.T&C representative informed that the same will be available by integration of dongfeng RTU with SLDC.

14. SLDC informed that the Indira Sagar Geneator-1/4 telemetry is non current from around two

months. Indira Sagar representative assured to rectify the same within a week. 15. SLDC informed that in Gandhi Sagar and Pench Hydel power stations, telemetry of only one

bus frequency and voltage is available. This is creating problem in black start. The telemetry of other bus frequency is required to be arranged. MPPGCL representative informed that transducers for the same have already been arranged and telemetry shall be arranged shortly.

10.4 ARRANGEMENT OF NECESSARY SPACE, AIRCONDITIONING AND POWER SUPPLY,

PLCC EQUIPMENTS FOR INSTALLATION OF WIDE BAND EQUIPMENTS & FOR HOT LINE PABX:-

Under Master telecom Plan of WR and URTDSM project, replacement of existing wideband equipments are proposed for replacement and new wideband equipments are proposed to be installed at new locations.. For commissioning of these equipments, necessary space, air-conditioning and DC Power supply arrangement for all locations covered under master telecom project as well as in URTDSM project is required to be made by concern utilities. The same was requested in several OCCM meetings. SLDC informed that during commissioning of wideband equipments by M/s Tejas, it was observed that the proper air conditioning environment is not available at 400KV S/s Bina, 220KV S/s Jabalpur, 220Kv Satna, 220KV Katni, 220KV S/s Itarsi. The same was taken up vide SLDC letter NO.


122 dated 23-05-2015. T&C informed that the arrangement of air conditioning is in tendering stage and shall be arranged shortly. 10.5 ARRANGEMENT OF INFRASTRUCTURE FOR REPORTING OF RTUS TO DUAL CONTROL CENTERS, AS PER REQUIREMENT OF MAIN SLDC AT JABALPUR AND BACKUP SLDC AT BHOPAL. MPPTCL representative informed that order for procurement of PLCC panels, VFT modems has already been issued by CE(procurement0,MPPTCL and now commissioning shall be initiated. Similarly MPPGCL informed that the matter is under tendering stage. SLDC requested to expedite the procurement and arrange the desired material so that communication channels and modification in RTU configuration required for achieving dual control centre reporting may be achieved as per the commissioning schedule of backup SLDC i.e. by August 2015. 10.6 THE ARRANGEMENT OF DATA CHANNEL FOR REMOTE VDU INSTALLED AT GCC, DCC,MPPTCL,MPPMCL The SLDC informed that work of arranging fiber connectivity between SLDC-220KV Sub Station-Shakti Bhawan by laying of ADSS cable between 220KV S/s - Shakti Bhawan and subsequent distribution of fiber cable to various locations in Shakti Bhawan was initiated by SLDC. The administrative Approval for the work was accorded by all companies and funding of the project is proposed by MPPMCL. However, in the last meeting, finance section of MPPMCL raised some issue regarding funding of the project and the matter is pending with MPPMCL and hence the work is expected to be got delayed while data channel for commissioning of new SCADA/EMS system is required by September 2015. Accordingly SLDC informed that 2 MBPS data channel for commissioning of remote VDUS at MPPGCL, MPPTCL, East DISCOM, MPPMCL for at least six-month period need to be arranged by concern utilities so that Remote VDUs from new system may be installed by September 2015.

. 10.7 PROBLEM IN DATA AND VOICE CHANNELS SLDC informed that the telemetry of 132KV Kotma S/s is not functioning since last one month and required to be restored at the earliest. Similarly the telemetry of 132KV Morwa S/s is out since long time. The telemetry of Waidhan and 220Kv Anuppur is functioning intermittently. As the problem is pending since long time and could not be restored despite constant pursuance by SLDC, it was decided to hold a meeting of officers from SLDC, MPPTCL and MPPGCL to resolve the issue.

SUPPLEMENTRY MINUTES FOR 46TH OCC MEETING OF MP TO BE HELD ON 24.06.2015

SA-1 : MPERC (Terms and Conditions for Intra-State Open Access in Madhya Pradesh) (Revision-1) Regulations, 2015 :- Member Secretary OCC informed the committee that the Madhya Pradesh Electricity Regulatory Commission has proposed to revise the MPERC (Terms and Conditions for Intra-State Open Access in Madhya Pradesh) Regulations, 2005 which was notified on 24.06.2005. The draft of MPERC (Terms and Conditions for Intra-State Open Access in Madhya Pradesh) (Revision-I) Regulations, 2015 is available on Commission’s website: - www.mperc.nic.in

The suggestions/objections/comments on the above amendment can be sent to the

Commission Secretary, M.P. Electricity Regulatory Commission, latest by 10.07.2015. Chairman OCC requested for needful and submission of comments from MPPTCL.


http://www.mperc.nic.in/

SA-2 : Reimbursement of balance amount of Application processing fees by MPPMCL of transaction between MP- Haryana and MP-Rajasthan :-

Member Secretary OCC informed the committee that the application processing fees of Rs. 1,90,000/ for the transaction between MPPMCL and HPPCL has not been received so far by SLDC. The details of application were submitted to HPPC and copy endorsed to CGM(commericla), MPPMCL and GM(PM), MPPMCL vide this office letters no. 240 dtd. 24.03.2015 and 1888 dtd. 03.06.2015. The matter was discussed with MPPMCL on several times and on dtd 09.06.2015 during workshop of renewable energy through video conferencing, in response MPPMCL was agreed to pay the same at the earliest, however the amount is still pending for payment from MPPMCL.

Further, the application processing fees of Rs. 20,000/ for the transaction between MPPMCL

and RDPCC for the applications submitted by RDPCC is also not received by SLDC. The CGM (PM) vide letter no. 1419 dtd 23.02.15 has informed that the MPPMCL agreed to pay Rs. 20,000 directly to, SLDC towards above applications and requested SLDC to raise the bill. Accordingly SLDC has raised the bill of Rs.20,000 vide this office letter no 681 dtd. 27.02.2015 indicating the details of application processed. After repetitive requests telephonically and email the above amount is still pending for payment from MPPMCL.

If this pending payment is not cleared by 30.06.2015, it will not be possible for SLDC to process further STOA applications with Haryana & Rajasthan. MPPMCL representative informed that reimbursement is being done.

ITEM No 11 : DATE AND VENUE OF NEXT OCC MEETING : It is proposed to host 47th OCC meeting of Operation and Coordination Committee of MP on 25th Aug 2015 by MPPGCL at Birsinghpur.

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S. No. Particulars

1

1.1 Maximum Frequency 50.23 HzBetween 06.00 hrs & 07.00 Hrs on 25.04.15

50.32 HzBetween 17.00 hrs & 18.00 Hrs on 19.05.15

1.2 Minimum Frequency 49.74 HzBetween 14.00 hrs & 15.00 Hrs on 09.04.15

49.75 HzBetween 22.00 hrs & 23.00 Hrs on 04.05.15

1.3 Average Frequency 49.99 Hz 49.98 Hz

2

2.1 Maximum Frequency 50.55 Hz AT 03.07 HRS ON 25.04.15 50.55 Hz AT 18.03 HRS ON

19.05.15

2.2 Minimum Frequency 49.5 Hz AT 11.47 HRS ON 07.04.15 49.55 Hz AT 14.45. HRS

ON 05.05.153 Percentage of time when frequency was :-

%age of time when frequency was अप्रैल-15 मई-15

3.1 Below 48.5 Hz 0.00 0

3.2 Between 48.50 Hz and 48.8 Hz 0.00 0

3.3 Between 48.80 Hz and 49.2 Hz 0.00 0

3.4 Between 49.20 Hz and 49.5 Hz 0.00 0

3.5 Between 49.50 Hz and 49.7 Hz 0.59 0.72

3.6 Between 49.70 Hz and 49.9 Hz 14.35 15.1

3.7 Between 49.9 Hz and 50.05 Hz 60.20 64.74

3.8 Between 50.05 Hz AND 51.5 Hz 24.86 19.44

3.9 Above 51.5 Hz 0.00 0

4 No. of times frquency touched 48.80 Hz 0 0

4.1 No. of times frquency touched 48.60 Hz 0 0

4.2 No. of times frquency touched 51.0 Hz 0 0

FREQUENCY PARTICULARS

INTEGRATED OVER AN-HOUR

INSTANTANEOUS FREQUENCY

अप्रैल-15 मई-15


Annexure-2.1

Max Min Max Min Max Min Max Min Max Min Max Min Max Min1 419 402 417 401 417 405 407 396 421 405 420 410 422 4122 416 402 415 400 414 405 407 394 419 404 419 410 422 4093 418 403 416 402 417 405 407 386 421 406 420 412 422 4144 417 402 416 400 417 405 407 386 420 404 419 413 423 4105 419 404 414 403 414 407 406 393 423 407 418 412 422 4136 417 399 414 399 416 405 408 394 420 403 418 412 422 4097 417 399 414 397 414 404 405 391 421 403 421 412 426 4098 421 399 417 395 417 405 405 394 424 399 418 411 424 4089 418 398 415 397 417 402 406 394 422 401 416 410 422 409

10 416 397 413 397 412 404 406 394 420 403 418 412 424 41111 419 406 419 406 420 412 409 399 423 408 417 412 425 41612 417 404 416 405 418 410 411 399 422 408 416 410 422 41413 418 398 418 398 419 404 407 396 422 402 418 412 424 40614 419 403 417 403 417 407 409 395 423 406 418 413 423 41215 417 403 415 403 416 406 409 392 421 406 417 411 422 41116 418 401 415 400 415 408 408 394 422 404 416 410 422 41017 416 401 414 399 414 403 408 394 420 404 418 410 422 41118 417 399 417 401 416 403 408 392 422 400 417 410 420 41019 414 397 413 396 412 402 405 393 418 399 418 408 420 40720 414 390 411 388 412 395 403 389 419 393 418 412 420 40321 417 397 416 396 415 401 406 393 420 399 418 410 421 40822 418 402 419 399 418 404 406 394 423 406 419 410 425 41323 420 397 414 396 415 402 406 394 424 399 419 413 425 40724 419 398 416 399 415 405 408 395 423 401 427 415 422 40825 417 394 416 396 417 405 411 397 423 400 421 416 423 40626 419 400 416 400 418 404 410 392 423 404 419 419 421 40927 419 394 412 394 412 401 404 390 419 399 425 415 420 40528 416 397 414 395 414 400 406 390 421 402 426 413 422 40629 416 397 414 395 419 403 410 395 421 402 418 411 422 40930 419 402 419 402 418 405 407 392 423 406 419 408 424 41131

Max /Min 421 390 419 388 420 395 411 386 424 393 427 408 426 403

Max Min Max Min Max Min Max Min Max Min Max Min1 418 398 417 399 417 400 412 389 421 402 420 4102 417 394 415 395 416 402 408 390 420 397 419 4103 418 399 416 399 417 403 407 392 422 404 420 4124 417 396 414 397 414 400 405 388 423 401 419 4135 415 393 411 396 412 399 403 391 420 396 418 4126 419 394 416 394 415 399 403 390 423 398 418 4127 416 395 417 396 421 403 406 392 418 399 421 4128 417 398 416 398 415 400 406 390 420 402 418 4119 419 394 417 393 415 400 406 390 422 399 416 410

10 420 399 419 398 420 402 409 390 423 404 418 41211 413 394 412 393 412 401 409 396 417 398 417 41212 417 399 414 397 417 403 413 395 421 403 416 41013 416 396 416 394 414 396 417 399 421 399 418 41214 415 394 414 397 415 401 411 399 420 400 418 41315 415 397 413 397 417 405 411 395 420 401 417 41116 419 398 413 395 415 399 410 394 423 403 416 41017 419 404 414 399 414 402 410 392 422 409 418 41018 418 395 414 394 416 399 409 392 423 401 417 41019 419 393 417 386 419 396 413 390 424 399 418 40820 416 395 415 396 416 405 411 388 421 401 418 41221 419 394 416 391 413 400 408 389 421 399 418 41022 416 400 416 399 413 400 408 389 420 404 419 41023 418 402 417 400 417 400 410 390 421 404 419 41324 420 403 418 400 418 401 413 387 423 408 427 41525 417 401 415 400 413 403 408 393 421 403 421 41626 416 396 411 393 413 399 408 394 420 399 419 41927 418 399 416 397 413 405 406 391 421 402 425 41528 416 398 414 397 423 401 409 391 418 400 426 41329 416 399 412 397 414 400 406 386 419 402 418 41130 414 398 41 396 413 399 408 391 414 400 419 40831 416 399 414 397 414 400 410 392 418 401 421 412

Max /Min 420 393 419 386 423 396 417 386 424 396 427 408

NagdaGwalior Birsingpur ISPVoltage Profile During the Month of April- 2015

DateIndore Itarsi Bina Gwalior Nagda BirsingpurVoltage Profile During the Month of May - 2015

Indore Itarsi BinaDate


Annexure-2.3.1

S. No. NAME OF THE TRANSMISSION LINE TYPE OF CKT.CKT.KMS.

FUNDING AGENCY

ESTIMATED COST (Rs.in

Lakhs)

PROGRESS IN %

A. 400 KV TRANSMISSION LINES

Nil 0 0

Sub Total (A) 0 0

B. 220 KV TRANSMISSION LINES

1LILO of one Ckt of 220kv DCDS Bhopal - Ashta line at 220kv S/S Mugaliya chhap. (DCDS)

DCDS 52 JICA 1970 2%

2 2nd Ckt of 220kv Satna - Chhatarpur line (152) 2nd ckt 160 JICA 2206 8%

3 220Kv DCDS line from Pithampur-Depalpur line (2X31) DCDS 62 ADB-III 3531 5%

4LILO of 220kv Rewa-Tons line at 220Kv S/s Sirmour(2x5)

DCDS 10 PFC II 1228 35%

5220Kv FCFS line for LILO of both Ckt. Of Badnagar -Ratlam D/C line at 400Kv S/s Badnawar (2x1+4x8)

DCDS 34 ADB-III 3776 2%

6LILO of one ckt of Bina-Guna 220Kv line at Ashoknagar 220Kv S/s (2x3.794)

DCDS 8 PFCII 954 14%

7LILO of Indore 400 -Pithampur 220Kv line at Pithampur-II 220Kv S/s in Indore (1x7.38)

DCDS 7.38 PFCII 664 7%

Sub Total (B) 333 14329

C. 132 KV TRANSMISSION LINES

1

132kv DCDS line for Diversion of 132 kv Handiya-Nasrullaganj tap line & second circuiting of 132 kv Handiya-Nasrullaganj line and * 132 kv DCSS Tap line for proposed 132kv S/s GOPALPUR (2x7.9+1x3.35+1x19) (GoMP) (Note; diversion & tap line completed)

DCDS 39.35 GoMP 800 70%

2 132kv Birsinghpur -Shahdol DCSS line (1x48) DCSS 48 I Priority work 994 4%

3 132kv Ichhawar -Sehore DCSS line (1x35.298) DCSS 35.298 JICA 1326 15%

4 132kv Chhatarpur (220kv)- Laundi line (1x43) DCSS 43 JICA 1868 24%

5132 kv DCDS Ujjain(220 kv) -Chandrawatiganj line (2x35.42)

DCDS 70.84 JICA 1945 68%

6 132 kv DCSS Dewas-Barotha line (1x23) DCSS 23 JICA 1293 50%

7132 kv DCDS Dewas (220KV) to Shankargarh (Dewas bypass) line (2x4.74)

DCDS 4.74 JICA 991 80%

8 132 kv DCSS Ghatabillod-Betama line (1x18) DCSS 18 JICA 798 22%

9 132kv Jeerapur -Susner DCSS line (1x32) DCSS 32 JICA 983 30%

10 132kv DCSS Gautampur -Depalpur line (1x19) DCSS 19 JICA 661 20%

11 132kv Nagda(220kv)- Kachrod-Jaora DCSS line (1x64) DCSS 64 JICA 2268 18%

12132kv DCSS Shujalpur( 220kv) -Pachhore DCSS line (1x35.5)

DCSS 35.5 JICA 1253 18%

13 132kv Mugaliya Chaap- Sehore DCSS line (1x24) DCSS 24 JICA 1457 5%

14 132kv Pipariya 220kv- Bareli DCSS line (1x34) DCSS 34 JICA 1473 56%

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TRANSMISSION WORKS UNDER PROGRESS (AS ON 31.05.2015)


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15132 kv DCSS line between 220KV Harda s/s and 132KV Khirkiya s/s (1x36.55)

DCSS 36.55 JICA 1175 44%

16 132Kv Chapda-Sivni DCDS line (1x18) DCDS 18 PFC-Saving 1144 6%

17132 kv DCSS line between 132KV Ganj Basoda to Saharwasa (1x29)

DCSS 29 PFC-II 1339 66%

18LILO of S/C ckt of 132 KV Seoni-Lakhnadon line at 220kv S/S Seoni (2x20)

DCDS 40 JICA 682 5%

19 132 kv DCSS Julwaniya (400kv-)-Sendhwa line (1x27) DCSS 27 JICA 756 56%

20 132 kv DCSS Sheopur-Baroda line (1x34) DCSS 34 JICA 1074 69%

21132 kv DCSS Line from 220Kv S/s Kotar-132Kv S/s Rampur Baghelaan line, by stringing 2nd ckt.220Kv S/s Kotar to 132Kv Prism II Line (1x20)

DCSS 20 JICA 499 33%

22132 kv DCSS Damoh (220Kv )-Batiyagarh line on 220Kv Towers (1x40)

DCSS 40 JICA 2030 65%

23LILO of one S/C ckt of 132 KV Chhegaon-Khargone 132Kv DCDS Line at Andad(Bediya) (2x6.33)

DCDS 12.66 PFC II 499 61%

24132 kv DCSS Line from 220Kv S/s Shivpuri-132Kv Bairad (1x32.859)

DCSS 32.859 PFC II 1703 25%

25 132 kv DCSS Alot-Tal line (1x16.23) DCSS 16.23 PFC II 97 39%

26 132 kv DCSS MomanBarodiya-Nalkheda line (1x34) DCSS 34 PFC II 1385 41%

27132 kv DCSS from 220Kv S/s Datiya-132kv S/s Indergarh (1x27.1)

DCSS 27.1 PFC II 1710 24%

28 132 kv Gwalior II - Hastinapur DCSS line (1x30.00) DCSS 30 UNFUNDED- 1563 55%

292nd ckt of Chhatarput- Khajuraho line upto location no. 73(1x8.31)

2nd ckt 8.31 ADB iii 100 15%

30LILO of Malanpur-Ambaah 132 kv DCDS line at Badagaon(Dimni) (2x2.50)

DCDS 5 Priority 195 83%

31LILO of Both circuit of 132 kv DCDS Gwalior(Mahalgaon) - Dabra/Karera line at 220 KV S/s Gwalior II) (2x2x7.87)

DCDS 55.09 PFC-II 1463 12%

32132 kv DCSS line from 132Kv S/s Kymore-132Kv S/s Barhi (1x35)

DCSS 35 PFC-II 1786 3%

33 132 kv Sirmour - Katra DCDS line (2x37.67) DCDS 75.34 PFC-II 2587 12%

34 132 kv DCSS Guna-Eshagarh line (1x72) DCSS 72 JICA 3968 3%

35 132 kv Sagar-Rahatgarh DCSS line (1x55) DCSS 55 Transco 2349 7%

36 132 kv DCSS Malanpur-Gohad line (1x14.55) DCSS 14.55 ADB-III 1389 24%

37 132 kv DCSS Datiya- Bhander line (1x35) DCSS 35 ADB-III 1985 3%

38Stringing of 3rd conductor from Bina to Mungaoli (31 20)

Stinging 31.2 ADB-III 559 95%


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39132 kv DCSS line from220Kv S/s Chichli - 132Kv Karapgaon (1x35)

DCSS 35 PFC II 1129 2%

40LILO of 132Kv Sironj-Maksudangarh line at 132Kv S/s Lateri (2x7)

DCDS 14 PFC Saving 375 12%

41 132 kv DCSS line Mehgaon - Pratappura (1x28) DCSS 28 ADB-III 1930 4%

42220kv S/s MandiDeep -M/s Proctor & Gamble MandiDeep (DIST.-Bhpoal) DCSS line (1x9.0)

DCSS 9 Contrib. 0 90%

43 2nd ckt of 132kv RTS Mangliyagaon line 2nd ckt 9 Contrib. 0 96%

44LILO of 132Kv Mungaoli Traction feeder at 132Kv S/s Munaoli (4x7+2x0.7)

DCDS 29.4 ADB-III 2173 3%

45 132 kv DCSS Ashoknagar - Kothiya line (1x31.8+4x3.2) DCSS 44.6 ADB-III 2978 4%

46132 kv DCDS Line Chichli - Udaypura (2x47) (On 220Kv Tower)

DCDS 94 ADB-III 5317 4%

47132 kv DCSS Line from 220Kv S/s Shujalpur - 132Kv S/s Kalapipal (1x16.46)

DCSS 16.46 PFC II 921 11%

48132 kv DCSS Line from 220Kv S/s Barwaha - 132Kv S/s Kishangarh (1x57.139)

DCSS 57.139 PFC II 2996 2%

Grand Total 132kv lines 1611 67966

Grand Total (A+B+C) 1945 82295


Annexure-2.3.4


S.No.

NAME OF THE SUBSTATIONVOLTAGE

RATIO (KV)

EFFECTIVE CAPACITY

MVA

FUNDING AGENCY

ESTIMATED COST

(Rs.in Lakhs)

PROGRESS IN %

A. 400 KV SUBSTATIONS

1 Nagda (ADDL.) (Distt. Ujjain) 400/220 315 JICA 2090 66%

2 2x80 MVAR Reactor at 400Kv S/s Bhopal 400KV 0 JICA 1557 90%

3 Katni (ADDL.) (Distt. Katni) 400/220 315 JICA 2002 29%

Sub Total (A) (400 kv) 630 5649

B. a 220 KV SUBSTATIONS

1Julwaniya 220/132kv S/s at 400kv s/s (Distt. Badwani) (2x160+40 MVA)

220/132 320 JICA 3128 36%

2 Shajapur 220kv S/s (Distt. Shajapur) (2x160+40 MVA) 220/132 320 JICA 3592 65%

3 Sirmour 220kv (New S/s) (Distt.Rewa) 220/132 160 PFC-II 3089 30%

4 Mugaliachhap(Bhopal) 220kv (New S/s)(1x160+40) 220/132 160 JICA 2538 16%

5 Upgradation of Ashoknagar 132Kv S/s to 220kv with 2no.220Kv feeder bay & 1x160MVA (Distt. )

220/132 160 PFC III 1889 11%

6 Upgradation of Pithampur 132Kv S/s to 220/132kv 1x160MVA with 1no.220Kv X-mer bay,BC bay, 2no. 200Kv feeder bay & 1no 132KV X-mer bay (Distt. )

220/132 160 PFC III 1889 26%

7Gwalior-II 220kv (New S/s)(2x160+40) (1x160 charged on31.3.2015)

220/132 160 JICA 3618 70%

Sub Total (B) (220kv) 1440 19743.32

b ADDITIONAL TRANSFORMER

1 Shivpuri 220/132 kv s/s(Addl.) (Distt.Shivpuri) 220/132 160 JICA 1021 51%

Sub Total (B) (220kv) 160 1021

C. 132 KV SUBSTATIONS

(a) NEW SUBSTATIONS

1 Hastinapur (New S/s) (Distt.Gwalior) (40 MVA) 132/33 40 JICA 868 48%

2 Batiygarh132kv s/s (Distt.Damoh) 132/33 40 JICA 864 55%

3 Eshagarh132kv s/s (Distt. Guna) 132/33 40 JICA 868 24%

4 Tal 132kv s/s (Distt.Guna) 132/33 40 PFC-II 1041 9%

5 Nalkheda 132kv s/s (Distt.Shajapur) 132/33 40 PFC-II 1041 55%

6 Saharwasa 132kv s/s (Distt.Vidisha) 132/33 40 PFC-II 1041 24%

7 Bairad 132kv s/s(Dist.-Shivpuri ) 132/33 40 PFC-II 1051 9%

8 Badagaon (Dimni) 132kv s/s(Dist.-Morena ) 132/33 40 PFC-II 1093 35%

9 Andad (Bediya)132kv s/s (Distt.Khargone) 132/33 40 PFC saving 1058 4%

10 Barahi 132kv s/s (Distt.Katni) 132/33 40 PFC saving 1069 8%

11 Karapgaon 132kv s/s (Distt-Narsinghpur) 132/33 40 PFC saving 1051 7%

12 Sivni 132kv s/s (Distt.Indore) 132/33 40 PFC saving 1041 9%

13 Lateri 132kv s/s (Distt.Vidisha) 132/33 40 PFC saving 1093 33%


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14 Rahatgarh132kv s/s (Distt.Sagar) 132/33 40 JICA 872 1%

15 Indergarh 132kv s/s (Distt.Datia) 132/33 40 PFC saving 1057 14%

16 Pratappura 132kv s/s (Distt. ) 1x40 MVA 132/33 40 ADB-III 1278 43%

17 Gohad 132kv s/s (Distt. ) 1x63 MVA 132/33 63 ADB-III 1481 50%

18 Bhander 132kv s/s (Distt. ) 1x63 132/33 63 ADB-III 1420 33%

19 Mungaoli 132kv s/s (Distt. ) 1x63 132/33 63 ADB-III 1481 23%

20 Kothiya 132kv s/s (Distt. ) 1x40 MVA 132/33 40 ADB-III 1278 17%

21 Umreth 132kv s/s (Distt. Chhindwara ) 1x40 MVA 132/33 40 GoMP 1076 3%

22 Dongari Tal 132kv s/s (Distt. Sidhi) 132/33 40 Contrib. 0 40%

23Katangi 132kv s/s with 1 no. 132 kv feeder bay & 1x40 MVA (Distt. )

132/33 40 PFC/GoMP 1051 7%

24Kalapipal 132kv s/s with 1 no. 132 kv feeder bay & 1x40 MVA (Distt. )

132/33 40 PFC/GoMP 1051 22%

SUB-Total (C.a) 1029 25224

(b) FEEDER BAY WORKS

1 1No.132kv Bays at Sendhwa 132kv s/s for Julwaniya 132KV JICA 87 28%

2 1No.132kv Bays at Julwaniya 400kv s/s for Anjad 132KV JICA 87 23%

3 1No.132kv Bays at Katra 132kv s/s for Mauganj 132KV JICA 87 12%

42No.132kv Bays at Momanbarodiya 132kv s/s for Shajapur

132KV JICA 166 58%

5 1No.132kv Bays at Nagda 220 kv s/s for Khachrod 132KV JICA 87 43%

6 1No.132kv Bays at A lot for 132kv s/s Tal 132KV PFC Saving 97 20%

71No.132kv Bays at Chaapda for 132kv s/s Shivni(Indore)

132KV PFC Saving 97 16%

81No.132kv Bays at Momanbarodiya for 132kv s/s Nalkheda


9 2No.132kv Bays at Katra132kv s/s for220Kv S/s Sirmaur 132KV PFC Saving 167 1%

101No.132kv Bays at Chichali 220kv s/s for 132KV S/S Karapgaon



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111No.132kv Bays at Sabalgarh 220kv s/s for 132KV S/S Kelaras

132KV ADB-III 97 15%

122No.132kv Bays at Malapur 220kv s/s for 132KV S/S Gohad

132KV ADB-III 196 15%

131No.132kv Bays at Datiya 220kv s/s for 132KV S/S Bhander


141No.132kv Bays at shivpuri 220kv s/s for 132KV S/S Bairath


151No.132kv Bays at Ashoknagar 220kv s/s for 132KV S/S Kothiya


16 1No.132kv Bays at Mugaliyachhap for 132KV S/S Sehore 132KV JICA 93 16%

171No.132kv Bays at existing 220Kv s/s Barwaha for Kishangarh

132KV Priority 82 15%

181No.132kv Bays at existing 132Kv s/s Sujalpur for Kalapipal

132KV Priority 15%

SUB-Total (C.b) 1829

Total (C) 27053

Grand Total (A+B+C) 52445

134740 31.05.2015Total Estimated Cost of Transmission Works under progress

(Amount in Lac.)


अप्रैल-15 मई-15 अप्रैल-15 मई-15

Commissinary HQ 23:53 23:50 23:35 23:34

District HQ 23:55 23:55 23:43 23:38

Tehsil HQ 23:47 23:45 23:29 23:12

Rural -Mixed 23:26 23:25 22:38 22:31

Rural -DLF 23:26 23:25 22:55 22:50

Rural -Irrigation 10:00 10:00 9:33 9:28

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Commissinary HQ 23:51 23:52 23:46 23:44

District HQ 23:44 23:46 23:50 23:49

Tehsil HQ 23:37 23:39 23:39 23:33

Rural -3Phase 23:20 23:21 23:08 23:06

Rural -1Phase 23:25 23:28 23:16 23:15

Total Rural 9:42 9:46 9:45 9:45

Discoms wise Average Supply Hours

PARTICULARS

PARTICULARS

West Zone MP

East Zone Central Zone


Annexure-2.5(ii) LIST OF 33KV FEEDERS UNDER MPPKVVCL, JABALPUR

(For which group to be allocated)

JABALPUR REGION

Name of EHV Substation Name of 33kV feeder

Date of charging of

feeder

NIL

SAGAR REGION

132KV 132 kV Sagar 33 kV Civil Line 29.11.2014 132 kV Jatara 33 kV Bamhori 02.08.2014

REWA REGION

Name of EHV Substation Name of 33kV feeder

Date of charging of

feeder 132KV

132 kV Rampur Naikin 33 kV Rampur Naikin 26.09.2014

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ANNEXURE-2.5(ii)

LIST OF 33KV FEEDERS UNDER MPPKVVCL, INDORE (For which group to be allocated)

INDORE REGION

UJJAIN REGION

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Name of EHV Substation

Name of 33KV feeder Date of Charging of feeder

220KV 220KV Jetpura 33KV PGCIL-II feeder 24.08.2014

132KV

132KV Raukhedi

33KV DLF-I 33KV DLF-II

01.03.2014 01.03.2014

132KV Ghatabillod

33KV Kesoor-II

19.10.2014

Name of EHV Substation

Name of 33KV feeder Date of Charging of feeder

132KV

132KV Susner

33KV Bhadresh 33KV Evershine

21.05.2014 21.05.2014

132KV Satwas 33KV Satwas

33KV Pipalkota 33KV Palas

04.10.2014 15.10.2014 20.10.2014

132KV Barotha 33KV Barotha 33KV Bai Jagwara

14.11.2014 14.11.2014


ANNEXURE-2.5(ii)

LIST OF 33KV FEEDERS UNDER MPPKVVCL, BHOPAL

(For which group to be allocated)

BHOPAL REGION Name of EHV Substation Name of 33KV feeder

Date of charging of feeder

220 kV 220 kV Betul 33 kV Industrial 13.06.2014

132 kV 132 kV Bareli 33 kV Barna

33 kV Boras 19.02.2014 19.02.2014

132 kV Gurgaon 33 kV Bhainsdehi-II Chandu)

24.05.2014

132 kV Chicholi 33 kV Chirapatla 31.05.2014

132 kV Ayodhya Nagar Bhopal

33 kV BMC 25.03.2014

132 kV Khilchipur 33 kV Khajla 29.10.2014

132 kV Biora 33 kV Nagar Palika 33 kV Water Works

09.03.2014 09.03.2014

132 kV Sehore 33 kV Industrial 33 kV Dashehrabag-II

07.11.2010 (four feeder) 09.05.2014

132 kV Shyampur 33 kV Jatkheda-I 33 kV Jatkheda-II

07.05.2014 07.05.2014

GWALIOR REGION

Name of EHV Substation Name of 33KV feeder

Date of charging of feeder

220 kV NIL

132 kV 132 kV Seondha New Seondha Bay

(Bhau Pura) 16.09.2014

132 kV Karera 33 kV Narua 20.09.2014

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A. ThermalStn. Name UNIT No. Capacity

MW Apr-15 May-153 120 0.00 0.004 120 0.00 0.00

PH II 240 0.00 0.005 210 151.64 144.99

PH III 210 151.64 144.99TOT 450 151.64 144.99

1 62.5 0.00 0.002 62.5 0.00 0.004 62.5 0.00 0.00

PH I 187.5 0.00 0.006 200 0.00 70.177 210 28.27 113.75

PH II 410 28.265 183.928 210 105.891 124.769 210 114.635 64.36

PH III 420 220.526 189.1210 250 83.76 90.3611 92.215 105.70

PH IV 250 175.975 196.06TOT 1267.5 424.77 569.09

1 210 81.105 105.172 210 52.68 54.08

PH I 420 133.79 159.243 210 114.54 74.854 210 73.60 82.62

PH II 420 188.14 157.475 500 174.61 268.58

PH III 500 174.61 268.58TOT 1340 496.53 585.29

1 600 157.03 75.302 600 41.82 49.80

PH1 600 198.85 125.10

3057.5 1271.78 1424.46AMARKANTAK POWER HOUSE-I RETIRED FROM SERVICE WEF 01.04.2009

B. HydelCapacity

MW Apr-15 May-15115.0 0.36 0.28172.0 0.16 0.2499.0 0.42 0.79

386.0 0.93 1.31193.0 0.47 0.65160.0 6.31 10.21107.0 4.21 6.8190.0 36.84 35.17

315.0 85.05 71.4220.0 0.13 0.0660.0 0.00 0.0030.0 8.07 6.4445.0 0.00 0.0022.5 0.00 0.0020.0 8.12 6.6460.0 0.02 0.00

1186.0 145.47 131.24915.0 144.90 130.22917.5 142.90 127.19

CapacityMW Apr-15 May-15

Indira Sagar Hydel Project 1000 166.412 143.438Omkareshwar Hydel Project 520 75.326 74.453

Unitwise / Stationwise Genration in MUAnn 4.1

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Station NameGANDHISAGARR.P.SAGARJ.SAGARCHAMBALM.P.CHAMBALPENCHM.P.PENCHBARGITONSBIRSINGHPURB.SGR(DEOLONDH)B.SGR(SILPARA)RAJGHATM.P.RAJGHATB.SGR(JINHA)MADIKHEDATOTAL HYDELMPPGCL HydelMPSEB HYDEL Share

C. NHDC (Ex-Bus)Station Name


S No. Source Apr-15 May-15 Jun-15 Jul-15 Aug-15 Sep-15 Oct-15 Nov-15 Dec-15 Jan-16 Feb-16 Mar-16 TotalA.

1 Thermal 1153.43 1294.73 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 2448.162 Hydel 141.33 125.30 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 266.634 Total 1294.76 1420.03 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 2714.78

B.1 Indira Sagar 166.41 143.44 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 309.852 Omkareshwar 75.33 74.45 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 149.783 MPPMCL Schedule from Central Sector of WR 1480.43 1667.87 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 3148.304 MPPMCL Schedule from Central Sector ER 28.81 34.50 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 63.315 Total MPPMCL Schedule from Central Sector (WR+ER) 1509.24 1702.37 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 3211.626 Deviation Energy -39.27 -6.43 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 -45.697 Schedule From DVC ER 200.99 249.67 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 450.668 Schedule From Sugen 21.36 21.48 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 42.849 LANCO Amk 129.84 176.97 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 306.81

10 SASAN 764.50 810.96 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 1575.4611 ESSAR 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.0012 J P Nigri 140.42 51.26 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 191.6813 MB Power 0.00 18.42 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 18.4214 NTPC BADARPUR 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.0015 Himachal Pradesh HYDAL 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.0016 BARH 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.0017 Schedule from Sardar Sarovar 71.63 133.95 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 205.5818 Schedule from SEZ 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.0019 Schedule from Rihand+Matatila 7.00 2.75 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 9.75

20 Medium Term Power Purchase from CSPDCL through PTC agaisnt PPA CSPDCCL dtd. 18.09.2012 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

21 Medium Term Power Purchase from Balco through PTC agaisnt PPA Balco dtd. 18.09.2012 Including Short term purchase against MTOA 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

22 Additional Power Purchase 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.0023 Energy Exchange 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.0024 Banking of Energy -259.40 -80.13 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 -339.5325 Sale of Power -145.17 -110.74 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 -255.9126 MPPMCL Schedule Incl. Power Purchase 2440.42 2976.96 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 5417.3727 MPPMCL Drawal Including Power Purchase 2401.15 2970.53 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 5371.6828 Wheeled Energy of Tawa HEG 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.0029 Wheeled Energy of Wind Farm 6.40 8.76 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 15.1630 Wheeled Energy of Solar Plant 15.36 16.37 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 31.7431 Wheeled Energy of Ascent Hydro 1.23 1.24 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 2.4732 POWER PURCHASE by MPPMCL from BLA Power + JP BINA (Intra State STOA) 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.0033 Deviation Energy of MPPGCL Thermal -1.25 -5.39 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 -6.6434 Sale of Power to SEZ by MPPMCL (Not Included in State Supply) -23.93 -27.17 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 -51.1135 Energy Purchased by MP from Wind Farm 95.03 145.08 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 240.1036 Energy Purchased by MP from Solar Plant 56.53 48.66 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 105.19

37 Firm / Infirm Energy of HEG Mandideep+Hindalco+HEG Tawa +Trimula Ind. purchase by MP +Wheeled enrgy of CPP / IPP 14.24 7.32 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 21.55

38Purchased from ASN Biomass Katni + RDM Care Ind. Biogas Pariyat + Pragya Energy Pvt. Ltd. Biogas Richhai+ Arya Energy Kotma + Orient Green Power Limited, Gadarawara Bio-Mass

9.89 12.36 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 22.25

39 Deviation Energy of ISP 2.59 3.90 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 6.4940 Schedule Energy of BLA Power against LTOA 8.90 6.74 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 15.6441 Schedule Energy of JP BINA Power against LTOA 137.48 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 137.4842 Import from bargi Left Bank Canal Power House + ISP NVDA 0.26 0.01 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.2743 Chambal Complex Excess / less Overshare by MP -2.78 -2.60 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 -5.3944 Rajghat Hydel Power Station Excess / Less Overshare by MP -0.02 -0.02 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 -0.0445 State Supply (Ex-Power st. Bus) 4281.50 4850.87 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 9132.3746 AVERAGE DAILY 142.72 156.48 #DIV/0! #DIV/0! #DIV/0! #DIV/0! #DIV/0! #DIV/0! #DIV/0! #DIV/0! #DIV/0! #DIV/0! 149.7147 MINIMUM DAILY 108.61 137.66 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 108.6148 MAXIMUM DAILY 149.60 155.88 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 155.8849 State Supply (Ex-Power st. Bus):- YEAR : 2014-15 4512.41 4609.06 4315.82 4115.84 4214.10 4486.53 5436.77 6049.66 5693.67 4755.95 4798.88 4025.83 9121.4750 (15-16)*100/(14-15) -5.12 5.25 -100.00 -100.00 -100.00 -100.00 -100.00 -100.00 -100.00 -100.00 -100.00 -100.00 0.1251 Unshedule L/S : Year-2015-16 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.0052 Frequency Correction -5.58 -4.09 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 -9.6753 Restricted Requirement : Year-2015-16 4275.92 4846.78 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 9122.7054 Shedule L/S : Year-2015-16 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.0055 Un-Restricted Requirement : Year-2015-16 4275.92 4846.78 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 9122.70

ENERGY BALANCE SHEETYear : 2015 - 16

All figures in Million Unit

M.P. Availability

Exchange with other States / Systems


S.NO. Apr-15 May-15 Jun-15 Jul-15 Aug-15 Sep-15 Oct-15 Nov-15 Dec-15 Jan-16 Feb-16 Mar-16 Yr 15-16C.1 DEMAND MET 6141 6369 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 63692 LOAD RELIEF 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 03 LOAD SHEDDING 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0D.1 DEMAND MET 7259 7250 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 72592 LOAD RELIEF 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 03 LOAD SHEDDING 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0F. REGISTERED MAXIMUM 7259 7250 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7259G. COMPUTED MAXIMUM DEMAND 7250 7247 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7250H. UNRESTRICTED MAXIMUM DEMAND 7250 7247 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7250I.1. Div. Head Quarters 23:46 23:44 0:00 0:00 0:00 0:00 0:00 0:00 0:00 0:00 0:00 0:00 23:452. District Head Quarters 23:50 23:49 0:00 0:00 0:00 0:00 0:00 0:00 0:00 0:00 0:00 0:00 23:493. Tahsil Head Quarters 23:39 23:33 0:00 0:00 0:00 0:00 0:00 0:00 0:00 0:00 0:00 0:00 23:364. Rural -Mixed 23:08 23:06 0:00 0:00 0:00 0:00 0:00 0:00 0:00 0:00 0:00 0:00 23:075. Rural -DLF 23:16 23:15 0:00 0:00 0:00 0:00 0:00 0:00 0:00 0:00 0:00 0:00 23:156. Rural -Irrigation 9:45 9:45 0:00 0:00 0:00 0:00 0:00 0:00 0:00 0:00 0:00 0:00 9:45J LOAD FACTOR % 81.92 89.59 #DIV/0! #DIV/0! #DIV/0! #DIV/0! #DIV/0! #DIV/0! #DIV/0! #DIV/0! #DIV/0! #DIV/0! 85.75

S.N PARTICULARS Apr-15 May-15 Jun-15 Jul-15 Aug-15 Sep-15 Oct-15 Nov-15 Dec-15 Jan-16 Feb-16 Mar-16 Yr 15-16A. INTGRATED FREQUENCY

1 MAXIMUM 50.23 50.32 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 50.322 MINIMUM 49.74 49.75 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 49.74

B. INSTANTANEOUS FREQUENCY1 MAXIMUM 50.55 50.55 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 50.552 MINIMUM 49.50 49.55 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 49.50

C. AVG FREQUENCY 49.99 49.98 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 49.99D. % TIME WHEN FREQUENCY WAS

1 ABOVE 51.5 Hz 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.002 50.05 TO 51.5 Hz 24.86 19.44 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 22.113 49.9 TO 50.05 Hz 60.20 64.74 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 62.514 49.7 TO 49.9 Hz 14.35 15.10 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 14.735 49.5 TO 49.7 Hz 0.59 0.72 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.666 49.2 TO 49.5 Hz 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.007 48.8 TO 49.2 Hz 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.008 48.5 TO 48.8 Hz 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.009 BELOW 48.5 Hz 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

ENERGY BALANCE SHEET : Demand & Sypply HoursYear : 2015 - 16

MORNING PEAK (MAX)

EVENING PEAK (MAX)

Average Power Supply per day to

FREQUENCY ANALYSIS YEAR 2015-16


THER.Incl Aux

THER. Excl Aux

HYD. ISP OSPTotal IPPs

Injection

Total CPPs Injectio

n

Total CSS DVC ER Sugen Lanco Sasan Essar JP

Nigri

NTPC

Badarpur

HP Hydel (C+P+T+K)

SSP SEZ Banking Sale Pur

Total MTO

Aat MP

STOA

Rihand+Matatila-

Rajghat

Total SCH UN SCH TOTAL

1:00 50.01 1760 1602 281 247 126 224 74 2555 2092 274 29 170 997 0 189 0 0 36 0 -360 -95 0 0 74 9 3416 5971 3388 -28 0 5943 0 0 0 5941 5941

2:00 50.03 1757 1599 237 167 94 220 77 2394 2089 275 29 173 1004 0 189 0 0 36 0 -360 -85 0 0 95 9 3454 5848 3386 -68 0 5780 0 0 0 5775 5775

3:00 50.04 1765 1606 200 99 52 219 72 2248 2067 280 29 177 1006 0 193 0 0 36 0 -360 -68 0 0 106 9 3475 5722 3457 -18 0 5705 0 0 0 5698 5698

4:00 50.04 1745 1588 187 95 49 220 74 2213 2060 279 29 173 1011 0 193 0 0 36 0 -360 -111 0 0 115 9 3434 5647 3423 -11 0 5636 0 0 0 5629 5629

5:00 50.00 1747 1590 177 99 50 222 70 2209 2065 279 29 173 1014 0 193 0 0 36 0 -360 -125 0 0 114 9 3427 5636 3300 -127 0 5509 0 0 0 5509 5509

6:00 50.08 1754 1596 146 152 70 225 72 2260 2046 276 29 173 1016 0 193 0 0 57 0 -360 -110 0 0 120 9 3449 5709 3361 -87 0 5622 0 0 0 5609 5609

7:00 50.10 1744 1587 124 175 76 224 82 2269 2053 274 29 177 1014 0 192 0 0 107 0 -360 -180 0 0 148 9 3462 5731 3377 -85 0 5647 0 0 0 5631 5631

8:00 50.08 1743 1586 109 139 60 225 124 2245 2032 266 29 177 1017 0 183 0 0 165 0 -360 -136 0 0 153 9 3534 5779 3355 -179 0 5600 0 0 0 5587 5587

9:00 50.07 1745 1588 112 148 60 223 178 2309 2023 268 29 177 1027 0 186 0 0 136 0 -360 -262 0 0 141 9 3373 5682 3302 -71 0 5611 0 0 0 5599 5599

10:00 50.05 1747 1590 146 248 97 219 216 2516 2020 269 29 177 1026 0 184 0 0 110 0 -360 -201 0 0 133 9 3395 5911 3344 -51 0 5860 0 0 0 5851 5851

11:00 50.02 1748 1591 146 273 108 220 232 2570 2031 266 29 173 1034 0 184 0 0 90 0 -360 -234 0 0 123 9 3345 5914 3277 -68 0 5846 0 0 0 5843 5843

12:00 50.06 1759 1601 134 274 111 219 244 2583 1996 270 29 173 1041 0 185 0 0 51 0 -360 -279 0 0 105 9 3221 5804 2994 -227 0 5577 0 0 0 5567 5567

13:00 50.10 1737 1581 132 225 93 215 240 2486 1952 265 29 173 1047 0 186 0 0 56 0 -360 -349 0 0 114 9 3121 5607 3051 -70 0 5537 0 0 0 5521 5521

14:00 50.04 1715 1561 94 192 77 211 223 2357 1949 263 29 173 1043 0 186 0 0 50 0 -360 -328 0 0 113 9 3127 5484 2876 -251 0 5233 0 0 0 5227 5227

15:00 50.01 1725 1570 118 214 83 215 202 2401 1985 268 29 173 1049 0 188 0 0 38 0 -360 -380 0 0 109 9 3108 5509 3124 15 0 5525 0 0 0 5522 5522

16:00 50.03 1733 1577 141 258 100 215 161 2452 1983 266 29 173 1050 0 188 0 0 45 0 -360 -359 0 0 113 9 3137 5589 3102 -35 0 5554 0 0 0 5550 5550

17:00 50.09 1728 1573 146 263 102 216 108 2407 1967 271 29 173 1047 0 188 0 0 112 0 -360 -316 0 0 120 9 3241 5648 3219 -22 0 5626 0 0 0 5612 5612

18:00 50.14 1728 1573 119 187 88 215 68 2250 1975 266 29 173 1040 0 182 0 0 123 0 -360 -211 0 0 142 9 3368 5618 3255 -113 0 5505 0 0 0 5482 5482

19:00 49.99 1764 1605 289 327 146 219 53 2639 2056 280 29 173 1048 0 191 0 0 248 0 -360 -160 0 0 142 9 3655 6294 3420 -235 0 6059 0 0 0 6061 6061

20:00 50.03 1821 1657 422 506 228 221 60 3094 2087 292 29 177 1044 0 195 0 0 301 0 -360 -268 0 0 96 9 3602 6696 3517 -85 0 6612 0 0 0 6605 6605

21:00 50.02 1837 1672 356 425 208 219 64 2944 2085 293 29 173 1044 0 191 0 0 317 0 -360 -287 0 0 91 9 3585 6529 3530 -54 0 6475 0 0 0 6471 6471

22:00 50.01 1841 1675 341 351 179 222 69 2837 2071 292 29 173 1030 0 191 0 0 242 0 -360 -131 0 0 79 9 3625 6462 3540 -85 0 6377 0 0 0 6375 6375

23:00 50.01 1843 1677 340 397 186 223 71 2895 2083 294 29 173 1010 0 195 0 0 183 0 -360 -114 0 0 38 9 3539 6434 3474 -66 0 6368 0 0 0 6366 6366

24:00 50.05 1824 1660 317 367 171 223 71 2809 2083 297 29 173 1017 0 197 0 0 36 0 -360 -91 0 0 53 9 3443 6252 3225 -218 0 6034 0 0 0 6026 6026

Avg. 50.05 1763 1604 201 243 109 220 121 2498 2035 276 29 174 1028 0 189 0 0 110 0 -360 -203 0 0 110 9 3397 5895 3304 -93 0 5802 0 0 0 5794 5794

00 TO 06 HRS. 50.03 1755 1597 205 143 74 222 73 2313 2070 277 29 173 1008 0 192 0 0 40 0 -360 -99 0 0 104 9 3442 5756 3386 -57 0 5699 0 0 0 5693 5693

06 TO 12 HRS. 50.06 1748 1590 129 210 85 222 179 2415 2026 269 29 176 1026 0 185 0 0 110 0 -360 -215 0 0 134 9 3388 5804 3275 -113 0 5690 0 0 0 5680 5680

12 TO 18 HRS. 50.07 1728 1572 125 223 91 214 167 2392 1968 266 29 173 1046 0 186 0 0 71 0 -360 -324 0 0 119 9 3184 5576 3104 -79 0 5497 0 0 0 5486 5486

06TO 18 HRS. 50.07 1738 1581 127 216 88 218 173 2404 1997 268 29 174 1036 0 186 0 0 90 0 -360 -270 0 0 126 9 3286 5690 3190 -96 0 5594 0 0 0 5583 5583

18 TO 24 HRS. 50.02 1822 1658 344 395 186 221 65 2870 2077 291 29 174 1032 0 193 0 0 221 0 -360 -175 0 0 83 9 3575 6445 3451 -124 0 6321 0 0 0 6317 6317

REST.

DEMAND

UNREST.

DEMAND

Hourly Average Own Generation, Schedule Drawal , Actual Drawal & Demand Month :- अप्रैल 2015

FIGURES IN MW

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Load Shedding


THER.Incl Aux

THER. Excl Aux

HYD. ISP OSPTotal IPPs

Injection

Total CPPs Injectio

n

Total CSS DVC ER Sugen Lanco Sasan Essar JP

NigriMB

Power

HP Hydel (C+P+T+K)

SSP SEZ Banking Sale Pur

Total MTO

Aat MP

STOA

Rihand+Matatila-

Rajghat

Total SCH UN SCH TOTAL

1:00 50.00 2024 1842 203 266 152 13 119 2596 2288 400 28 227 1049 0 66 23 0 55 0 -101 -37 0 0 13 3 4016 6612 3948 -67 0 6545 0 0 0 6544 6544

2:00 50.02 1992 1813 189 180 108 13 123 2426 2303 389 28 230 1054 0 68 23 0 49 0 -101 -12 0 0 26 3 4060 6486 3968 -92 0 6394 0 0 0 6391 6391

3:00 50.04 1974 1796 180 130 68 13 118 2306 2297 375 28 230 1057 0 67 23 0 44 0 -101 -10 0 0 30 3 4044 6350 4023 -21 0 6329 0 0 0 6322 6322

4:00 50.05 1962 1785 182 98 58 13 115 2251 2287 350 28 230 1059 0 66 23 0 44 0 -101 -5 0 0 44 3 4029 6280 3991 -37 0 6243 0 0 0 6234 6234

5:00 50.01 1941 1766 156 84 50 13 110 2180 2282 339 28 230 1059 0 66 23 0 51 0 -101 -4 0 0 55 3 4031 6212 3923 -109 0 6103 0 0 0 6101 6101

6:00 50.10 1888 1718 119 56 24 13 109 2040 2227 320 28 230 1066 0 66 23 0 58 0 -101 0 0 0 108 3 4029 6069 3929 -100 0 5969 0 0 0 5951 5951

7:00 50.06 1833 1668 87 46 22 13 135 1971 2167 290 28 227 1070 0 66 23 0 88 0 -100 -1 0 0 152 3 4012 5983 3860 -152 0 5831 0 0 0 5821 5821

8:00 50.07 1822 1658 73 55 19 13 173 1991 2111 282 28 227 1066 0 66 21 0 76 0 -100 -28 0 0 137 3 3889 5881 3731 -158 0 5723 0 0 0 5711 5711

9:00 50.02 1816 1652 84 81 33 13 210 2074 2099 295 28 227 1052 0 66 21 0 67 0 -103 -77 0 0 117 3 3794 5868 3670 -124 0 5744 0 0 0 5742 5742

10:00 50.03 1834 1669 113 113 50 13 245 2203 2159 321 28 230 1063 0 66 21 0 218 0 -108 -141 0 0 102 3 3963 6166 3836 -127 0 6039 0 0 0 6034 6034

11:00 50.01 1828 1664 130 155 73 13 268 2303 2163 327 28 230 1060 0 61 21 0 218 0 -108 -195 0 0 91 3 3900 6203 3873 -27 0 6176 0 0 0 6175 6175

12:00 50.02 1825 1661 168 193 91 13 265 2392 2190 310 28 227 1052 0 62 21 0 165 0 -108 -255 0 0 77 3 3772 6164 3685 -87 0 6077 0 0 0 6073 6073

13:00 50.08 1838 1672 155 134 73 13 252 2300 2220 323 28 227 1050 0 63 24 0 186 0 -111 -184 0 0 76 3 3906 6206 3811 -95 0 6111 0 0 0 6096 6096

14:00 50.00 1846 1680 137 119 65 13 230 2244 2220 317 28 227 1052 0 65 26 0 172 0 -116 -213 0 0 72 3 3854 6098 3732 -122 0 5977 0 0 0 5976 5976

15:00 49.96 1861 1693 187 238 105 13 208 2445 2230 310 28 227 1044 0 67 26 0 112 0 -116 -332 0 0 36 3 3635 6080 3711 76 0 6155 0 0 0 6162 6162

16:00 50.03 1871 1702 188 275 131 13 174 2483 2219 310 28 229 1053 0 68 26 0 173 0 -116 -295 0 0 29 3 3727 6211 3673 -54 0 6156 0 3 3 6154 6154

17:00 50.09 1862 1695 149 187 102 13 134 2280 2196 300 28 229 1044 0 68 26 0 228 0 -116 -182 0 0 68 3 3892 6172 3812 -80 0 6092 0 0 0 6075 6075

18:00 50.13 1820 1656 91 97 54 13 96 2007 2068 258 28 226 1046 0 68 26 0 242 0 -116 -59 0 0 120 3 3909 5916 3762 -147 0 5769 0 0 0 5746 5746

19:00 50.03 1865 1698 193 227 119 13 78 2327 2015 282 28 229 1045 0 70 26 0 345 0 -114 -40 0 0 117 3 4009 6336 3805 -204 0 6133 0 0 0 6128 6128

20:00 50.00 2003 1823 308 457 230 13 81 2911 2243 378 28 233 1041 0 71 26 0 464 0 -102 -353 0 0 77 3 4109 7021 4014 -95 0 6925 0 0 0 6926 6926

21:00 49.99 2013 1832 268 396 202 13 94 2806 2300 380 28 233 1042 0 70 26 0 521 0 -102 -380 0 0 65 3 4185 6991 4059 -126 0 6865 0 0 0 6867 6867

22:00 50.00 2023 1841 255 393 191 13 108 2801 2285 378 28 233 1040 0 70 26 0 475 0 -119 -288 0 0 39 3 4169 6970 4032 -137 0 6833 0 0 0 6833 6833

23:00 49.99 2032 1849 281 539 268 13 110 3059 2314 383 28 229 1045 0 70 26 0 317 0 -118 -397 0 0 3 3 3903 6962 3833 -70 0 6892 0 0 0 6894 6894

24:00 50.03 2039 1855 245 441 236 13 112 2902 2302 384 28 229 1050 0 71 26 0 75 0 -114 -190 0 0 10 3 3875 6777 3770 -105 0 6672 0 0 0 6666 6666

Avg. 50.03 1909 1737 173 207 105 13 153 2387 2216 333 28 229 1053 0 67 24 0 185 0 -108 -153 0 0 69 3 3946 6334 3852 -94 0 6240 0 0 0 6234 6234

00 TO 06 HRS. 50.04 1963 1787 172 136 77 13 116 2300 2281 362 28 230 1057 0 66 23 0 50 0 -101 -11 0 0 46 3 4035 6335 3964 -71 0 6264 0 0 0 6257 6257

06 TO 12 HRS. 50.03 1826 1662 109 107 48 13 216 2156 2148 304 28 228 1061 0 64 21 0 138 0 -105 -116 0 0 113 3 3888 6044 3776 -112 0 5932 0 0 0 5926 5926

12 TO 18 HRS. 50.05 1850 1683 151 175 88 13 182 2293 2192 303 28 228 1048 0 67 26 0 185 0 -116 -211 0 0 67 3 3821 6114 3750 -70 0 6043 0 0 0 6035 6035

06TO 18 HRS. 50.04 1838 1673 130 141 68 13 199 2224 2170 304 28 228 1054 0 65 24 0 162 0 -110 -164 0 0 90 3 3854 6079 3763 -91 0 5988 0 0 0 5980 5980

18 TO 24 HRS. 50.00 1996 1816 258 409 208 13 97 2801 2243 364 28 231 1044 0 70 26 0 366 0 -111 -275 0 0 52 3 4042 6843 3919 -123 0 6720 0 0 0 6719 6719

REST.

DEMAND

UNREST.

DEMAND

Hourly Average Own Generation, Schedule Drawal , Actual Drawal & Demand Month :- मई 2015

FIGURES IN MW

Hrs. FREQ.

Own Generation Schedule from

TotAvl.

Act.Drl

Deviation

Intra State STO

A

DEMAND MET

Load Shedding


SCH Demand Met

O/U DRL

SCH LS

Unsch LS

Restricted

Demand

Unrestricted

DemandSCH Demand

MetO/U DRL

SCH LS

Unsch LS

Restricted

Demand

Unrestricted

DemandSCH Demand

MetO/U DRL

SCH LS

Unsch LS

Restricted

Demand

Unrestricted

Demand

1:00 50.01 1950 2034 83 0 0 2033 2033 1895 1944 49 0 0 1943 1943 2022 1965 -56 0 0 1965 1965

2:00 50.03 1924 1988 64 0 0 1986 1986 1860 1887 27 0 0 1885 1885 1961 1906 -56 0 0 1904 1904

3:00 50.04 1855 1960 105 0 0 1957 1957 1806 1841 35 0 0 1839 1839 1928 1904 -24 0 0 1902 1902

4:00 50.04 1837 1929 92 0 0 1927 1927 1772 1810 38 0 0 1808 1808 1924 1897 -28 0 0 1894 1894

5:00 50.00 1833 1902 69 0 0 1902 1902 1775 1764 -11 0 0 1764 1764 1911 1844 -67 0 0 1844 1844

6:00 50.08 1854 1895 41 0 0 1891 1891 1783 1792 9 0 0 1787 1787 1987 1935 -53 0 0 1930 1930

7:00 50.10 1826 1853 27 0 0 1848 1848 1783 1783 0 0 0 1778 1778 2048 2011 -38 0 0 2005 2005

8:00 50.08 1795 1797 3 0 0 1793 1793 1835 1771 -64 0 0 1767 1767 2078 2032 -46 0 0 2027 2027

9:00 50.07 1771 1804 33 0 0 1800 1800 1784 1811 28 0 0 1807 1807 2049 1996 -54 0 0 1991 1991

10:00 50.05 1755 1794 39 0 0 1791 1791 1838 1852 14 0 0 1849 1849 2241 2214 -27 0 0 2211 2211

11:00 50.02 1754 1817 63 0 0 1816 1816 1796 1781 -15 0 0 1780 1780 2281 2249 -32 0 0 2248 2248

12:00 50.06 1754 1770 16 0 0 1767 1767 1739 1679 -61 0 0 1675 1675 2242 2129 -113 0 0 2125 2125

13:00 50.10 1681 1717 36 0 0 1712 1712 1641 1632 -9 0 0 1627 1627 2237 2188 -49 0 0 2181 2181

14:00 50.04 1676 1655 -21 0 0 1653 1653 1638 1549 -89 0 0 1547 1547 2154 2030 -124 0 0 2027 2027

15:00 50.01 1612 1684 72 0 0 1683 1683 1561 1597 36 0 0 1597 1597 2248 2243 -5 0 0 2243 2243

16:00 50.03 1637 1676 39 0 0 1675 1675 1590 1617 27 0 0 1615 1615 2320 2261 -59 0 0 2260 2260

17:00 50.09 1623 1644 21 0 0 1639 1639 1613 1641 28 0 0 1636 1636 2346 2342 -3 0 0 2336 2336

18:00 50.14 1668 1645 -23 0 0 1638 1638 1667 1638 -28 0 0 1631 1631 2267 2221 -45 0 0 2212 2212

19:00 49.99 2004 2029 25 0 0 2029 2029 1929 1912 -17 0 0 1912 1912 2308 2119 -189 0 0 2119 2119

20:00 50.03 2179 2192 12 0 0 2190 2190 2135 2180 45 0 0 2178 2178 2329 2240 -89 0 0 2238 2238

21:00 50.02 2169 2161 -8 0 0 2160 2160 2118 2158 40 0 0 2157 2157 2218 2156 -62 0 0 2155 2155

22:00 50.01 2119 2117 -2 0 0 2116 2116 2101 2109 8 0 0 2108 2108 2203 2151 -51 0 0 2151 2151

23:00 50.01 2109 2141 32 0 0 2140 2140 2082 2101 19 0 0 2100 2100 2205 2126 -79 0 0 2126 2126

24:00 50.05 2048 2098 51 0 0 2095 2095 2024 1993 -31 0 0 1991 1991 2106 1942 -164 0 0 1940 1940

Avg. 50.05 1851 1888 36 0 0 1885 1885 1823 1827 3 0 0 1824 1824 2151 2088 -63 0 0 2085 2085

00 TO 06 HRS. 50.03 1876 1951 76 0 0 1949 1949 1815 1840 24 0 0 1838 1838 1956 1908 -47 0 0 1906 1906

06 TO 12 HRS. 50.06 1776 1806 30 0 0 1802 1802 1796 1779 -16 0 0 1776 1776 2157 2105 -52 0 0 2101 2101

12 TO 18 HRS. 50.07 1649 1670 21 0 0 1667 1667 1618 1612 -6 0 0 1609 1609 2262 2214 -48 0 0 2210 2210

06TO 18 HRS. 50.07 1713 1738 25 0 0 1735 1735 1707 1696 -11 0 0 1692 1692 2209 2160 -50 0 0 2156 2156

18 TO 24 HRS. 50.02 2105 2123 18 0 0 2122 2122 2065 2075 11 0 0 2074 2074 2228 2122 -106 0 0 2121 2121

Discomwise Hourly Average Schedule Drawal , Actual Drawal &Over(+)/Under(-) DrawalMonth :- अप्रैल 2015

FIGURES IN MW

Hrs. FREQ.

EZONE CZONE WZONE


SCH Demand Met

O/U DRL

SCH LS

Unsch LS

Restricted

Demand

Unrestricted

DemandSCH Demand

MetO/U DRL

SCH LS

Unsch LS

Restricted

Demand

Unrestricted

DemandSCH Demand

MetO/U DRL

SCH LS

Unsch LS

Restricted

Demand

Unrestricted

Demand

1:00 50.00 2346 2361 16 0 0 2361 2361 2117 2095 -22 0 0 2095 2095 2179 2088 -90 0 0 2088 2088

2:00 50.02 2328 2327 -2 0 0 2326 2326 2101 2058 -44 0 0 2056 2056 2126 2010 -116 0 0 2009 2009

3:00 50.04 2255 2292 37 0 0 2289 2289 2039 2022 -16 0 0 2020 2020 2086 2015 -71 0 0 2013 2013

4:00 50.05 2240 2249 10 0 0 2246 2246 2013 1990 -24 0 0 1987 1987 2060 2004 -56 0 0 2001 2001

5:00 50.01 2188 2206 18 0 0 2205 2205 1991 1913 -78 0 0 1912 1912 2062 1985 -77 0 0 1984 1984

6:00 50.10 2113 2099 -15 0 0 2093 2093 1946 1875 -71 0 0 1869 1869 2063 1995 -67 0 0 1989 1989

7:00 50.06 2011 1996 -15 0 0 1993 1993 1880 1813 -67 0 0 1810 1810 2117 2022 -95 0 0 2018 2018

8:00 50.07 1916 1918 3 0 0 1914 1914 1846 1793 -54 0 0 1789 1789 2096 2012 -84 0 0 2008 2008

9:00 50.02 1905 1940 35 0 0 1939 1939 1815 1807 -8 0 0 1806 1806 2117 1998 -119 0 0 1997 1997

10:00 50.03 1932 1941 9 0 0 1939 1939 1873 1868 -6 0 0 1866 1866 2324 2231 -94 0 0 2229 2229

11:00 50.01 1944 1990 45 0 0 1989 1989 1885 1873 -13 0 0 1872 1872 2363 2313 -50 0 0 2313 2313

12:00 50.02 1965 2014 49 0 0 2012 2012 1874 1828 -46 0 0 1827 1827 2307 2235 -72 0 0 2234 2234

13:00 50.08 1978 1980 2 0 0 1975 1975 1859 1851 -8 0 0 1846 1846 2356 2281 -75 0 0 2275 2275

14:00 50.00 1947 1941 -6 0 0 1941 1941 1865 1827 -38 0 0 1826 1826 2287 2209 -78 0 0 2208 2208

15:00 49.96 1905 1959 53 0 0 1961 1961 1841 1871 30 0 0 1873 1873 2337 2326 -11 0 0 2329 2329

16:00 50.03 1923 1931 8 0 0 1929 1929 1885 1882 -3 0 0 1881 1881 2392 2343 -49 0 3 2344 2344

17:00 50.09 1905 1863 -42 0 0 1857 1857 1860 1832 -28 0 0 1827 1827 2426 2397 -29 0 0 2390 2390

18:00 50.13 1855 1799 -57 0 0 1792 1792 1816 1763 -53 0 0 1756 1756 2305 2208 -98 0 0 2199 2199

19:00 50.03 2017 2058 41 0 0 2056 2056 1924 1915 -8 0 0 1914 1914 2364 2160 -205 0 0 2158 2158

20:00 50.00 2325 2365 40 0 0 2366 2366 2226 2284 58 0 0 2284 2284 2413 2276 -137 0 0 2277 2277

21:00 49.99 2396 2353 -42 0 0 2354 2354 2309 2297 -12 0 0 2298 2298 2295 2214 -81 0 0 2215 2215

22:00 50.00 2354 2351 -3 0 0 2352 2352 2305 2237 -68 0 0 2237 2237 2305 2244 -61 0 0 2244 2244

23:00 49.99 2385 2409 23 0 0 2410 2410 2273 2216 -57 0 0 2217 2217 2332 2267 -65 0 0 2268 2268

24:00 50.03 2374 2411 37 0 0 2409 2409 2176 2117 -59 0 0 2116 2116 2200 2144 -56 0 0 2142 2142

Avg. 50.03 2105 2115 10 0 0 2113 2113 1988 1959 -29 0 0 1958 1958 2246 2166 -81 0 0 2164 2164

00 TO 06 HRS. 50.04 2245 2256 11 0 0 2253 2253 2035 1992 -42 0 0 1990 1990 2096 2016 -80 0 0 2014 2014

06 TO 12 HRS. 50.03 1945 1966 21 0 0 1965 1965 1862 1830 -32 0 0 1828 1828 2221 2135 -86 0 0 2133 2133

12 TO 18 HRS. 50.05 1919 1912 -7 0 0 1909 1909 1854 1838 -17 0 0 1835 1835 2350 2294 -57 0 0 2291 2291

06TO 18 HRS. 50.04 1932 1939 7 0 0 1937 1937 1858 1834 -24 0 0 1832 1832 2286 2214 -71 0 0 2212 2212

18 TO 24 HRS. 50.00 2309 2325 16 0 0 2324 2324 2202 2178 -24 0 0 2177 2177 2318 2218 -101 0 0 2217 2217

Discomwise Hourly Average Schedule Drawal , Actual Drawal &Over(+)/Under(-) DrawalMonth :- मई 2015

FIGURES IN MW

Hrs. FREQ.

EZONE CZONE WZONE


Annexure-5.0

System Disturbance / System Incidence :

1. System Disturbance on 19.04.2015 at 220KV S/s Maihar: On dated 19.04.2015 at around 02:25Hrs. MP System was normal and frequency of National Grid was 50.00 HZ. At 02:30Hrs. ‘R’-Phase PT of 220KV Main Bus failed at 220KV S/s Maihar. Hence 220KV Bus fault occurred at 220 KV S/s Maihar resulting in operation of Bus Bar Protection consequently 220KV Maihar-Satna(PGCIL) Ckt, 220KV Maihar-Katni Ckt, 220/132KV, 160MVA EMCO X’mer, 132KV Maihar-Kymore Ckt, 132KV Maihar-Amarpatan Ckt and 132KV Maihar-Satna(MP) Ckt tripped. Consequently interruption occurred at 220 KV S/s Maihar, 132KV Maihar Cement (industrial feeder), 132KV KJS Cement (industrial feeder) and Reliance Cement. Due to the above tripping there was consumer load loss of about 85MW, 77.91MWH. There was no generation loss and System was normalized in due course of time.

2. System Disturbance on 19.04.15 at 220KV S/s Itarsi : On dated 19.04.2015 at around 21:15Hrs. MP System was normal and frequency of National Grid was 49.89HZ. At around 21:20Hrs. ‘Y’-Phase P.T. of 132KV Main Bus burst and 132KV Bus Fault occurred at 220KV S/s Itarsi, resulting in tripping of 220/132KV, 160MVA X’mer, 132/33KV, 3X40MVA & 20MVA X’mer, 132KV Itarsi-Hoshangabad Ckt-I&II, 132KV Itarsi-Seoni Malwa Ckt, 132KV Itarsi-Pipariya Ckt. Consequently interruption occurred at 220KV S/s Itarsi. Due to the above tripping there was consumer load loss of about 26.3MW. There was no generation loss and System was normalized in due course of time.

3. System Disturbance on 22.04.15 at 400KV S/s Chhegaon : On dated 22.04.2015 at around 19:05Hrs. MP System was normal and frequency of National Grid was 49.89HZ. Prior to fault 400/220KV, 315MVA X’mer was under shut-down for relay testing work and hence 220KV bus bar protection was kept out. At around 19:10Hrs. ‘R’-Phase C.T. of 220KV SSTPS-Chhegaon-I burst at 400KV Chhegaon. Hence 220KV Chhegaon-Nimrani Ckt-I, 220KV Chhegaon-Nepanagar Ckt, 220KV Chhegaon-Khandwa Ckt-II, 220KV Chhegaon-OSP Ckt, 220/132KV, 160MVA X’mer-I and 220KV Bus Tie tripped. Due to tripping of 220/132KV, 160MVA X’mer-I, its complete load shifted on 220/132KV, 160MVA X’mer-II and hence resulted in overloading of X’mer-II, consequently load drop scheme of 220/132KV, 160MVA X’mer-II operated and tripped 132KV Chhegaon-Moondi Ckt & 132KV Chhegaon-Khandwa Ckt (Radial feeders). Due to the above tripping there was interruption at 132KV S/s Moondi & 132KV S/s Khandwa and there was consumer load loss of about 41MW. There was no generation loss and System was normalized in due course of time.

4. System Disturbance on 22.04.15 at 400KV S/s Chhegaon : On dated 22.04.2015 at around 04:45Hrs. MP System was normal and frequency of National Grid was 49.86HZ. At around 04:50Hrs. ‘R’-Phase C.T. of 220KV Guna-Bina Ckt- II burst at 220KV S/s Guna resulting in tripping of 220KV Bina-Guna Ckt-I, 220/132KV, 160MVA X’mer-I&II at 220KV S/s Guna. Due to above tripping there was no interruption in any area as load was managed through 132KV system and there was no consumer load loss. There was no generation loss and System was normalized in due course of time.

5. System Disturbance on 08.05.2015 at 220KV S/s Sarni : On dated 08.05.2015 at around 14:00 Hrs. MP System was normal and frequency of National Grid was HZ. At around 14:01 Hrs. ‘B’-Phase conductor of 132 KV Main Bus at 220 KV S/s Sarni broke and snapped creating 132 KV Bus fault at 220 KV S/s Sarni. Consequently 132 KV Sarni – Chhindwara 46th OCC Minutes of MP 42

Ckt, 132 KV Sarni – Khapaswami Ckt, 132 KV Sarni – Betul Ckt, 132 KV Railway Traction and 220/132 KV, 100 MVA X’mer – I & II at 220 KV S/s Sarni tripped. It is suspected that 220 KV Sarni Interconnector – I & II tripped due to jerk. Due to rhe above tripping 132 KV supply at 220 KV S/s Sarni failed there was consumer load loss of about 16 MW. There was no generation loss and System was normalized in due course of time

6. System Disturbance on 19.05.2015 in Gwalior region of M.P: On dated 19.05.2015 at

around 17:05 Hrs. MP System was normal and frequency of National Grid was 49.80 HZ. On 19.05.2015 there was multiple tripping in Gwalior region of M.P system due to adverse weather conditions. At 16:18 Hrs. 220 KV Malanpur – Gwalior (PGCIL) Ckt – I & II tripped from 765 KV Gwalior (PGCIL) end. Later at around 17:05 Hrs. 132 KV Malanpur – Mehgaon (PGCIL) Ckt tripped as due to heavy storm the shed (tin sheet of Lyland Workshop) was shattered and stuck on the conductor due to which line conductor broke. Thereafter 220 KV Malanpur – Gwalior (PGCIL) Ckt – I was charged at 17:05 Hrs. At around 17:07 Hrs. 220 KV Malanpur – Mehgaon Ckt tripped from both end as its ‘B’-Phase wave trap at 220 KV S/s Malanpur was falling under induction zone due to heavy wind.

At this stage there was no interruption in any area as 200 KV S/s Mehgaon was fed through Auraiya and 220 KV S/s Malanpur was fed from 765 KV S/s Gwalior (PGCIL) & Auraiya.

At around 17:08 Hrs. 220 KV Mehgaon – Auraiya Ckt & 220 KV Malanpur – Auraiya Ckt tripped due to heavy storm. Both the lines are on same tower. 3 Nos. towers collapsed between Malanpur & Mehgaon and 8 Nos. towers collapsed between Mehgaon & Auraiya. 220 KV Malanpur – Mehgaon also became faulty as it is on same tower of 220 KV Malanpur – Auriya line.

and interruption occurred at 220 KV S/s Mehgaon, 132 KV S/s Porsa, 132 KV Seondha, 132 KV S/s Lahar, 132 KV S/s RON, 132 KV Bhind.

At around 18:03 Hrs. 220/132 KV, 160MAV X’mer – II at 220 KV S/s Sabalgarh tripped on over-flux indication thereafter at 18:20 Hrs. 220 KV Sabalgarh – Shivpuri Cky – I was opened due to high voltage (of about 242KV). But the high voltage problem still persisted and 220 KV Shivpuri – Bina (MPPTCL) Ckt was opened at 18:40 Hrs. on high voltage (around 240KV), hence complete load of 220 KV S/s Shivpuri & Sabalgarh and 132 KV Shivpuri, Kolaras, Mohna, Vijaypur, Jora & Sheopur was fed through 220 KV Shivpuri – Bina (PGCIL) Ckt and 132 KV Shivpuri – Pichhore Ckt. Thereafter at 19:25 Hrs. 220 KV Shivpuri – Bina (PGCIL) Ckt tripped on O/C, E/F indication and simultaneously 220/132 KV, 160 MVA X’mer – I at 220 KV S/s Sabalgarh tripped on Over Voltage an interruption occurred at 220 KV S/s Sabalgarh, 132 KV S/s Sheopur, 132 KV S/s Vijaypur, 132 KV S/s Jora.

Due to the above trippings there was consumer load loss of about 1919.1MWH at 220 KV S/s Mehgaon & 48.03 MWH at 220 KV S/s Sabalgarh. There was no generation loss and System was normalized in due course of time.


ANNEXURE-6.10

Analysis Time FrequencyStarting from 25.04.2015 11:43 49.99

EVENT: EARTHQUAKE IN NEPAL To 25.04.2015 11:47 50.53

A) GENERATION AREAS

Sr No Particulars Dimension STP_8 STP_9 STP_11 SGTPS_1 SGTPS_2 SGTPS_3 SGTPS_4 SGTPS _5 ATPS _5 JPBINA_2 Tons_1 Bansagar -II_2 Zinna_1 Zinna_2

1 Actual Net Generation before the Event MW 177.25 170.44 248.87 154.93 149.27 151.61 149.27 375.23 211.97 150.00 96.00 10.00 7.50 7.50

2 Actual Net Generation after the Event MW 184.24 168.44 248.87 158.26 150.60 151.27 152.60 374.50 209.23 150.00 96.00 10.00 7.50 7.50

3 Change in Net Generation (2 - 1) MW 6.99 -2.00 0.00 3.33 1.33 -0.33 3.33 -0.73 -2.74 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

4 Generation Loss (+) / Load Throw off (-) during the Event MW 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

5 Control Area Response (4-3) MW -6.99 2.00 0.00 -3.33 -1.33 0.33 -3.33 0.73 2.74 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

6 Frequency before the Event HZ 49.99 49.99 49.99 49.99 49.99 49.99 49.99 49.99 49.99 49.99 49.99 49.99 49.99 49.99

7 Frequency after the Event HZ 50.53 50.53 50.53 50.53 50.53 50.53 50.53 50.53 50.53 50.53 50.53 50.53 50.53 50.53

8 Change in Frequency (7-6) HZ 0.54 0.54 0.54 0.54 0.54 0.54 0.54 0.54 0.54 0.54 0.54 0.54 0.54 0.54

9 Frequency Response Characteristic (5 / 8) MW/HZ -13 4 0 -6 -2 1 -6 1 5 0 0 0 0 0

10 Net System Demand met before the Event MW 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

11 Internal Generation before the Event (10 - 1) MW 177.25 170.44 248.87 154.93 149.27 151.61 149.27 375.23 211.97 150.00 96.00 10.00 7.50 7.50

12 Ideal load response assuming 4% per Hz (0.04*Row 10) MW/Hz 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0

13Ideal generator response assuming 5% droop……….40% per Hz (40% of Row 11)

MW/Hz 70.9 68.2 99.5 62.0 59.7 60.6 59.7 150.1 84.8 60.0 38.4 4.0 3.0 3.0

14 Composite ideal response (12 + 13) MW/Hz 70.9 68.2 99.5 62.0 59.7 60.6 59.7 150.1 84.8 60.0 38.4 4.0 3.0 3.0

15 Percentage ideal response (9/14) % -18.3% 5.4% 0.0% -10.0% -4.1% 1.0% -10.3% 0.9% 6.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0%

MADHYA PRADESH:FREQUENCY RESPONSE CHARACTERISTICS


Annexure-9.4.1

Data received through AMR Server Data received through MRI Data not being received

through AMR or MRI

ACME Solar (25 MW) Betul Wind Forms(49.5 MW) Orient Green Power (10MW) Renewable Energy(Orange Mamatkheda)(100.5 MW)

NTPC Solar Power Project,Rajgarh (50 MW)

DJ Energy(94 MW) Enercon-III Ratedi Hill (59.2 MW)

Waaneep (50 MW) Alfa Infraprop Pvt.Ltd.(20 MW) Arya Energy Ltd.,Kotma (12 MW) RENEW SOLAR ENERGY (TN) PVT

LTD (50 MW)

SEI l'volta (20+30 MW) Welspan 105 MW

Gamesha Wind Turbine Pvt Ltd(150 MW)

IL &FS Energy Dev. Co.ltd.(20+20 MW)


Ratio Acc. Class Ratio Acc.

Class

1 Main

Check

2 Main

Check

3 Main

Check

4 Main

Check

5 Main

Check

6 Main

Check

7 Main

Check

8 Main

Check

Equipement Detail

Details of Main & Check meters installed at Interface Points of ________________Pooling Sub-Substation

C.T. Details P.T DetailsMake

Sl.NO. Location of Installation Meter Catagery Acc. Class Meter Sl.

No.ABT / Non ABT

Meter Details

M.F. Reading UnitWH / KWH /

MWH

ANNEXURE-9.4.2

C.T.Ratio P.T.Ratio

Date of Comm.


Percentage of West Discom (Kwh)

Percentage of Central Discom (Kwh)

Percentage of East Discom (Kwh)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 131

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

Note - The percentage is to be given upto 2 decimal and sum of the percentage of energy purchased by MPPMCL and energy wheeled shall be 100%.

Signature & Seal of Concerned

Sr.No.

Name of Wind / Solar Pooling Station

Whether Units imported by the generator is billed by Discom (Yes/No)

ABT Meter Sr. No.

Feeder Name with

voltage level

Substation Name (Feeder connected to

Substaion)

Annexure - 9.4.3

SE(O&M)

Distribution of Energy indicated in Column ( 10)

Percentage of Units purchased by MPPMCL under Long Term Agreement

Connected capacity of the wind

/solar pooling

station in MW

Net Energy available at

common metering is to be taken i.e.

Net=(Export-Import) (Yes/ No)

Percentage of Net Energy available for wheeling

Information required for Energy A/c of Wind / Solar Generators.


Sub : Information regarding Energy A/c of Wind / Solar Generators of ------ for the month of --------. Ref :

At 33 KV S/s Discom level (Directly to Discom without using Transmission Network)

At 132 KV / 220 KV S/s EHV level

West Discom (Kwh)

Central Discom (Kwh)

East Discom (Kwh)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 121

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9 TOTAL

Signature & Seal of Concerned

Annexure - 9.4.4

SE(O&M)

QUANTUM OF ENERGY DELIVERED

Distribution of Energy indicated in Column ( 9)

Units purchased by by MPPMCL under Long Term Agreement

3 The MPPMCL / concerned discom where energy is consumed shall also claim subsidy from the State Govt. towards wheeling charges @4% of the energy injected indicated at col.no. (10,11,12) at the rate of prevailing energy charges as per the provision made in GoMP incentive policy.

1. The discoms where energy is injected may provide ownerwise details of energy injection for the third party sale / captive consumption to the commercial unit of the discom where energy is consumed for giving credit to the consumers.

Units Imported

by the Generator at common Metering

point

Net Energy available for wheeling col.no (5-8)

Note -

All figures in Kwh

2. The adjustment for (2%) wheeling charges for third party sale / captive consumption are not included in the above statement, the concerned discom where energy is consumed shall deduct the (2%) wheeling charges on the energy indicated at col.no. (10,11,12) and provide credit to the consumer.

Net Energy available at common metering point col.no (3-4)

Sr.No.

Name of Wind / Solar / Other Renewable Energy Generators

Gross Generation at Common Metering Point


Annexure-10.3 LIST OF TELEMETRY DISCRIPIENCY AND NOT CONNECTED PARAMETERSr.no. DESCRIPTION Status telemetry value at SLDC actual value at site

1 220/132 KV TR OLTC N/C 62 132/33 KV TR OLTC N/C 53 220 KV INTERCONNECTOR 1 MW/MVAR N/C 115/15

1 220/132 KV TR(160MVA) 2 cb FAULTY CLOSE2 220/132 KV TR(160 MVA)132 KV SIDE CB FAULTY CLOSE3 132 KV GAURJHAMAR 2 CB FAULTY CLOSE

1 132/33 KV TR OLTC N/C 5

1 220 KV BUS MAIN BUS 2 VOLTAGE /FREQ 0 225/50

1 220KVBUSTIE CB FAULTY OPEN2 220KV BINA PG CB FAULTY CLOSE

1 132 KV RAGHOGRAH CB,MW/MVAR N/C2 132 KV MAQSUDANGRAH CB,MW/MVAR N/C3 132 KV NTPC I MW 25 154 220 KV SUJALPUR PG 1 & 2 MW /MVAR N/C 15/5

1 132/33 KV TR 1 & 2 OLTC N/C 62 132 KVBUSCOUPLER CB FAULTY CLOSE3 220 KV BUS MAIN BUS 1 VOLTAGE 0 2254 220 KV BUS MAIN BUS 1 FREQUENCY 0 505 220/132 KV XMAR 1 &2 OLTC N/C 76 400/220 ICT II MW/MVAR/OLTC N/C7 220 KV DEWAS 1 & 2 CB FAULTY CLOSE8 220 KV DEWAS 1 & 2 MW/MVAR 0 50/059 220 KV SAJAPUR 1 & 2 CB N/A

1 132 KV BUS COUPLER CB FAULTY 4

1 220/132 KV TR 1,2 &3 OLTC N/C2 132 /33 KV TR OLTC N/C 4

1 220/132 KV TR(160 MVA) 2 MW , OLTC N/C2 220/132 KV TR(160 MVA) 2 PRI CB FAULTY3 220/132 KV TR(160 MVA) 2 SEC CB FAULTY4 220 KV ITARSI CB FAULTY CLOSE5 220 KV BARWAHA CB FAULTY CLOSE6 220/132 KV XMAR 1 &2 OLTC N/C 8

1 220/132 KV TR 2 PRI CB,MW/MVAR/OLTC N/C2 220/132 KV TR 2 SEC CB N/C3 132/33 KVTR 1 & 2 CB FAULTY CLOSE4 132 KV B/C CB FAULTY OPEN5 132KV TR 2 OLTC N/C6 220/132 KV TR OLTC N/C

1 132/33 KV TR 1, 2 OLTC N/C 43 220/132 KV TR OLTC N/C 5

1 220 KV DJ ENERGY 1 & 2(RENEWABLE SOLOR) CB,MW/MVAR N/A PROCESSES CONNECTION REQUIRED2 220 KV MAMATKHEDA(RENEWABLE SOLOR) CB N/A PROCESSES CONNECTION REQUIRED

1 132/33 KV TR 1, 2 OLTC N/C 4

SOE DATA NOT RECEIVED CONNECTIONS FOR ALL FEDEERS HAVE TO BE VERIFIEDVIDHISHA 220 KV S/S

PROCESSES CONNECTION REQUIRED

SOE DATA NOT RECEIVED CONNECTIONS FOR ALL FEDEERS HAVE TO BE VERIFIED

DALODA 220 KV S/S

MAIHAR 220 KV S/S

RAJGRAH (B) 220 KV S/S


JULWANIA 220 KV S/S


ALL STATUS (CB & SOE ) POINT OF 400 KV SIDE FAULTY

SOE DATA NOT RECEIVED CONNECTIONS FOR ALL FEDEERS HAVE TO BE VERIFIEDSABALGRAH 220 KV S/S

BADNAGAR 220 KV S/S

HANDIA 220 KV S/S


SOE DATA NOT RECEIVED CONNECTIONS FOR ALL FEDEERS HAVE TO BE VERIFIEDASHTA 400 KV S/S

BIRSINGHPUR 220 KV S/S

SAGAR 220 KV S/S

BEOHARI 132KV S/S

BETUL 220KV S/S

MORWA 132KV S/SALL DATA NON CURRENT

SHIVPURI 220 KV S/S




2 220/132 KV TR OLTC N/C 5

1 220/132 KV TR 1,2 OLTC N/C 32 132/33 KV TR 1, 2 OLTC N/C 5

1 132/33 KV TR 1, ,3 OLTC N/C 4

1 132/33 KV TR 1, 2 ,3 OLTC N/C 42 132 KV BUS VOLTAGE / FREQUENCY N/C3 132 KV SABALGARD I CB FAULTY

1 220/132 KV TR 1, 2 OLTC N/C 72 63 MVA TR OLTC N/C 63 132 KV CHOTIKHARGAON MVAR N/A

1 220/132 KV TR(160 MVA) OLTC N/C 62 3 * 40 MVA TR OLTC N/C 93 12.5 MVA TR OLTC N/C 54 133/32 KV TR (20 MVA) CB,MW/MVAR/OLTC N/A5 132 KV BADGAON CB,MW/MVAR N/A6 220 KV BUS COUPLER CB FAULTY CLOSE7 220/132 KV TR 2 CB FAULTY CLOSE8 132 KV CHEGAON I CB FAULTY CLOSE

1 220/132 KV TR(160 MVA) OLTC N/C 52 132/33 KV TR 3 OLTC N/C 5

1 220/132 TR 2 OLTC N/C 62 132/33 KV TR 1, 2 ,3 OLTC N/C 43 132 KV I /C 1 CB FAULTY CLOSE4 220 KV ASTHA 2 CB FAULTY CLOSE5 220 KV INDORE EAST(BICHOLI ) CB FAULTY CLOSE6 220 KV INDORE 400 KV CB FAULTY CLOSE

1 220/132 TR 2 OLTC N/C 42 132/33 KV TR 1 ,2 OLTC N/C 53 220 KV BUS COUPLER CB FAULTY CLOSE4 220 KV TONS PH CB TRANIST CLOSE5 220/132 TR 1 CB FAULTY CLOSE

1 220/132 TR 2 CB FAULTY CLOSE2 220/132 KV TR (BHEL) MW /MVAR 66/16 120/103 220/132 TR 1 ,2 OLTC N/C 44 132/33 KV TR 1 OLTC N/C 55 132 KV BUS COUPLER CB FAULTY CLOSE6 220 KV PIPARIA CB FAULTY CLOSE7 220 KV ITARSI CB FAULTY CLOSE8 220 KV JBP 1 ,2 CB FAULTY CLOSE9 132 KV I /C 2 CB FAULTY CLOSE

10 133/32 KV TR 2 CB,MW/MVAR/OLTC N/A11 132 KV BARMAN 2 CB,MW/MVAR N/A

1 220 KV BUS COUPLER CB FAULTY CLOSE2 220 KV BUS TIE CB FAULTY CLOSE3 132 KV TR 1 CB FAULTY CLOSE4 132 KV I/C 1 ,2 CB FAULTY CLOSE5 132 KV KYMORE 1 & 2 CB FAULTY CLOSE6 220/132 KV TR 2 CB,MW/MVAR/OLTC N/A7 132/33 KV TR 1 &2 CB,MW/MVAR/OLTC N/A

1 220/132 KV TR OLTC N/C 5GUNA 220 KV S/S

DEWAS 220 KV S/S

SATNA220 KV S/S

NARSINGHPUR 220 KV S/S

PROCESSES CONNECTION REQUIREDSOE DATA NOT RECEIVED CONNECTIONS FOR ALL FEDEERS HAVE TO BE VERIFIED

KATNI 220 KV S/S

PROCESSES CONNECTION REQUIREDSOE DATA NOT RECEIVED CONNECTIONS FOR ALL FEDEERS HAVE TO BE VERIFIED

SARANGPUR 132 KV S/S

SHEOPURKALAN 132 KV S/S

BARWAHA 220 KV S/S

NEPANAGAR 220 KV S/S


SOE DATA NOT RECEIVED CONNECTIONS FOR ALL FEDEERS HAVE TO BE VERIFIEDPITAMPUR 220 KV S/S


NIMRANI 220 KV S/S




2 132/33 KV TR OLTC N/C 5

1 220/132 TR 2 OLTC N/C 72 132/33 KV TR 40 MVA ,20 MVA OLTC N/C 53 132 KV TIGRA CB FAULTY4 220/132 TR 3(160MVA 2) CB,MW/MVAR/OLTC N/A PROCESSES CONNECTION REQUIRED

1 220/132 TR 1 , 3 & 4 OLTC N/C 72 132 KV TRANSFER BUS CB FAULTY CLOSE3 132/33 KV TR 3 CB FAULTY CLOSE4 220 KV MANDIDEEP CB FAULTY CLOSE5 220/132 KV TR 2 CB FAULTY CLOSE

1 400 KV DAMOH 1 & 2 LINE REACTOR MVAR N/A 2 400/200/33 KV TERTIARY REACTOR 1 & 2 MVAR N/A 3 400/220 ICT 1, 2 & 3 OLTC N/A

1 220/132 TR 1 OLTC N/C 72 132/33 KV TR 1 & 2 OLTC N/C 53 220 BUS TRANSFER CB FAULTY CLOSE4 220 KV SARNI PH 1 CB FAULTY CLOSE5 220 KV BETUL CB,MW/MVAR FAULTY6 220 KV SARNI PH 2 CB,MW/MVAR/OLTC N/A7 220 KV PANDURNA CB,MW/MVAR N/A8 220/132 KV TR 2 CB,MW/MVAR/OLTC N/A

1 220 KV MAIN BUS 1 VOLTAGE N/C 2302 132 KV LALGHATI 2 CB FAULTY CLOSE3 132 KV BUS COUPLER CB FAULTY CLOSE4 220 KV BUS TIE CB FAULTY CLOSE5 220/132 KV TR 1 CB FAULTY CLOSE6 220/132 KV TR 2 CB,MW/MVAR FAULTY7 132/33 KV TR 4 CB,MW/MVAR/OLTC N/A8 132 KV BHOPAL CB,MW/MVAR N/A

1 132 KV KANNOD CB FAULTY CLOSE2 132 KV I / C 2 CB FAULTY CLOSE3 132 KV I / C 2 MW /MVAR 0 20/54 132 KV MAIN BUS 2 VOLTAGE N/C 133

1 220 KV GUNA 2 CB FAULTY CLOSE2 400/200/33 KV TERTIARY REACTOR 1 & 2 MVAR N/A 3 400 KV BUS 2 VOLTAGE 375 4154 220 KV BUS 2 MVAR 198 2245 400/220 KV TR 2 & 3 (315MVA ) OLTC N/C 6

1 400/220 TR ,2 , OLTC 2 92 400/200/33 KV TERTIARY REACTOR 1 & 2 MVAR N/A 3 400 KV NAGDA LINE REACTOR MVAR N/A3 400 KV I S P LINE REACTOR MVAR N/A

1 132 KV MOONDI CB FAULTY2 400/220 TR OLTC N/C 3 220/132 KV TR 1 & 2 OLTC N/C4 400 KV MALA CB FAULTY5 400 KV BUS REACTOR CB FAULTY

1 220 KV TIKAMGRAH CB N/A PROCESSES CONNECTION REQUIRED2 132/33 KV TR 3 MW /MVAR 0 35/2

1 132 KV BARGI CB FAULTY CLOSE2 132 KV MANERI CB FAULTY CLOSE3 132/33 KV TR (VIJAY) MW/MVAR N/A 25/104 132 KV BARGI 1 MW /MVAR 0 15 /2

SOE DATA NOT RECEIVED CONNECTIONS FOR ALL FEDEERS HAVE TO BE VERIFIEDASTHA 132 KV S/S

BINA 400 KV S/S

INDORE 400 KV S/S

JABALPUR 220 KV S/S


CHEGAON 400 KV S/S

DAMOH 220 KV S/S

BHOPAL 400 KV S/S

SARNI 220 KV S/S


SOE DATA NOT RECEIVED CONNECTIONS FOR ALL FEDEERS HAVE TO BE VERIFIEDBAIRAGRAH 220 KV S/S


GWALIOR 220 KV S/S

BHOPAL 220 KV S/S



1 220 /132 KV TR 1 & 2 OLTC N/A2 220 KV BUS TIE CB FAULTY CLOSE3 220 KV DAMOH CB/MW/MVAR N/A PROCESSES CONNECTION REQUIRED4 220 /132 KV TR 2 MW /MVAR /CB/OLTC N/A5 132/33 KV TR 2 MW /MVAR /CB/OLTC N/A

1 220/132 KV TR OLTC N/C 42 132/33 KV TR OLTC N/C 4

1 220 KV SATNA CB FAULTY CLOSE2 220 KV TONS PH CB FAULTY CLOSE3 132/33 KV TR40 MVA NGEF OLTC N/C 4

1 220 KV TONS PH MW /MVAR N/C 5 /5

1 220 KV TRB CB FAULTY CLOSE2 220/132 TR 1 CB FAULTY CLOSE3 132/33 KV TR 1 & 2 OLTC N/C 44 220/132 KV TR OLTC N/C 45 220 KV PIPARIA 2 MW /MVAR /CB 0 70/10

1 132 KV GADARWARA CB FAULTY CLOSE2 132 KV I/C 1 CB FAULTY CLOSE3 132 KV BUS COUPLER CB FAULTY CLOSE4 220 KV CHICHLI MW /MVAR /CB 0 110/105 220/132 KV TR 2 (160 MVA) CB,MW/MVAR/OLTC N/A PROCESSES CONNECTION REQUIRED

1 132/33 KV TR 1 ,2 & 3 OLTC N/A

1 220 KV INDORE (400KV) CB FAULTY CLOSE2 220/132 KV TR 1,2 & 4 OLTC N/A3 220 KV B/C CB FAULTY OPEN3 132/33 KV TR OLTC N/A

1 220 KV B/C CB FAULTY OPEN2 220 KV MAIN BUS FREQUENCY N/C 50

1 132 KV BAHADURPUR CB FAULTY CLOSE2 220/132 KV TR (3X40MVA) CB FAULTY CLOSE1 220 KV B/C CB FAULTY CLOSE2 220/132 KV TR 1 & 2 OLTC N/C 7

1 132KV MEGHNAGAR CB FAULTY CLOSE2 132 KV JAORA CB FAULTY CLOSE3 132 KV BADNAGAR CB FAULTY CLOSE4 132 KV KHACHROD CB FAULTY CLOSE

1 132 KV B/C CB FAULTY CLOSE2 132 KV CAPACITOR BANK CB FAULTY CLOSE3 132/33 TR 1 7 2 OLTC N/C 54 220/132 KV TR 3 OLTC N/C 7

1 220/132 KV TR (160 MVA) OLTC N/C 52 220/132 KV TR 3*40 MVA OLTC N/C 63 132 KV TARANA CB FAULTY CLOSE4 132/33 KV TR 1 2 OLTC N/C 6

1 220/132 KV TR (160 MVA) 2 PRIMARY CB N/A CLOSE2 220/132 KV TR (160 MVA) 2 SEC CB N/A CLOSE3 220/132 KV TR (160 MVA) 2 OLTC N/A 64 132kv ILFS (RENEWABLE ) OLTC N/A 6

1 220/132 KV TR(125MVA) OLTC N/C 52 132/33 KV TR OLTC N/C 5

1 400 KV B/C CB FAULTY

RATLAM 220 KV S/S

SHUJALPUR 220 KV S/S

UJJAIN 220 KV S/S

BADOD 220 KV S/S

NAGDA 220 KV S/S

KATNI 400 KV S/S

REWA 220 KV S/S

KOTAR 220 KV S/S

ITARSI 220 KV S/S

PIPARIA 220 KV S/S

MEHGAON 220 KV S/S

INDORE SOUTH ZONE 220 KV S/S

NEEMACH 220 KV S/S

NEPANAGAR 220 KV S/S

TIKAMGRAH 220 KV S/S

PROCESSES CONNECTION REQUIREDSIDHI 220 KV S/S



2 400 KV DAMOH CB FAULTY

1 132 KV KOTMA CB N/A2 132 KV SHAHDOL CB /Mw/MVAR N/A3 132/33 KV TR OLTC N/C 5

1 400/220 TR 2 OLTC N/C 5

1 132/33 63 MVA TR CB FAULTY 52 132/33 KV TR OLTC N/C 5

1 220 KV SATPURA T P S CB /MW/MVAR N/C 52 220/132 KV TR CB FAULTY 5

1 132 KV TRACTION 1 CB FAULTY 52 220/132 KV TR 2 CB FAULTY 5

1 220 KV PGCIL 1 MW/MVAR 20/3 40/62 220 KV PANDURNA MW/MVAR N/C 53 220 KVBETUL MW/MVAR N/C4 220 /132 KV TR MW/MVAR 0/0 25 /5

HARDA 132 KV S/S

PANDURNA 220 KV S/S

BINA 220 KV S/S

CHINDWARA 220 KV S/S

ANUPPUR 220 KV S/S

PITAMPUR 400 KV S/S


Annexure-10.3

1 STP -SEONI 400 KV LINE REACTOR MVAR N/A2 STP -KORADI 400 KV LINE REACTOR MVAR N/A3 GEN 6 GT MW/MVAR 76/4 04 GEN 7 GT MW/MVAR 152/4 05 GEN 6 GT CB FAULTY OPEN6 GEN 7 GT CB FAULTY OPEN7 220 KV TRB CB FAULTY CLOSE8 400 KV ASTHA 1 MW /MVAR N/C 220/25

1 GEN 4 CB TRANSIT OPEN2 220 KV BUS COUPLER CB TRANSIT OPEN3 400 KV VANDANA LINE REAACTOR MVAR N/A4 400 KVBALCO LINE REAACTOR MVAR N/A5 400 KV DAMOH 2 CB FAULTY CLOSE

1 132 KV ANUPPUR 1 & 2 CB FAULTY CLOSE2 132 KV HJIM CB FAULTY CLOSE3 132 KV BUS COUPLER CB FAULTY CLOSE4 220 KV BUS COUPLER CB FAULTY CLOSE

1 400/220 KV TR 1 & 2 (315MVA ) OLTC N/C

1 GEN 4 CB FAULTY OPEN2 132 KV BUS 2 FREEQUENCY N/A 50

1 132 KV BUSCOUPLER CB FAULTY OPEN2 132 KV BUS 2 FREEQUENCY N/A 50

1 220 KV REWA 1 CB FAULTY CLOSE2 220 KV BUS COUPLER CB FAULTY CLOSE

RAJGHAT H P SALL ANALOG VALUE SHOWING 0

TONS H P S

SATPURA T P S

S G T P S T P S

A T P S T P S

SINGHA JI S T P S

GANDHI SAGAR H P S

PENCH H P S


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