Presentation on Rajasthan State Power...
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By
Dr S K CallaChairman & MD
Rajasthan Vidyut Utpadan Nigam Ltd.
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Rajasthan State Power SectorRajasthan State Power Sector
In present scenario, the requirement of electrical power is increasing day by day. This is because of change in living culture, sophistication in living style of human being, drastic development in industrial & commercial sector due to atomization. So in-fact the increase in requirement of electrical power cannot be ruled out and the only remedy of this is to increase the generation capacity of electrical energy and simultaneously to minimize the wastage of electrical energy.
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RLDC::Brain Generation ::Heart
Sub-Transmission:: Sub Arteries
Transmission:: Main Arteries
Distribution: Capillaries
Human Body vs. Power System
Communication::Nervous System
Body: User
Voltage :: BP; Frequency:: Heart beat Source : Power Grid
Stakeholders in the Power Sector
Generators
Central Transmission utility
State Transmission/Sub-transmission utilities
Distribution utilities
System Operator
Consumers
Traders
Source : Power Grid
Indian Power Industry
63.36%93,392.64Thermal
147,407.81
13,242.41
4,120.00
36,647.76
100.00%TOTAL (MW)
8.98%Renewable
2.79%Nuclear
24.87%Hydro
Installed Capacity as on Dec. 31, 2008
Source: Ministry of Power, GoI
Proposed Capacity Addition 2007-2012 (All India)
78,577TOTAL
3,380Nuclear
58,664Thermal
16,553Hydro
MWType
75% of the proposed capacity is by thermal in 11th Plan
POWER MAP OF RAJASTHAN
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State Government’s concrete policy is to accord highest priority to power generation to become the State self-sufficient in power so as to minimize the gap between demand and supply and the installed capacity of power generation could be reached to 10,000 MW in the State. Efforts would be made to encourage public private partnership in power generation.
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Rajasthan State Power Scenario9
Installed generation capacity as on 31.1.09 – 5979 MW
State sector - 3152 MWShared projects - 973 MWCentral allocation - 1854 MW
Peak demand observed in Jan 09 - 6421 MW
Assured peaking availability - 4484 MW(at 70% of installed capacity)
Shortage of 30% in peak power and 10% in energy terms
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3152.35Total
125Giral Lignite Thermal Power Plant Stage-I Unit-II8.
330Dholpur Combined Cycle Gas Project(GT-I >-II & ST)
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125Giral Lignite Thermal Power Plant Stage-I Unit-I6.
23.85Mini Micro Hydel Schemes5.
140Mahi Hydel Power Plant4.
113.50Ramgarh Gas Power Plant3.
1045Kota Thermal Power Station2.
1250Suratgarh Thermal Power Station1.
Installed Capacity (MW)
Power StationsS. No.
At present, Rajasthan Vidyut Utpadan Nigam owns & operates the following Thermal/ Gas Hydel power stations in the state sector. The capacity includes units commissioned up to January 2009.
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Performance Parameters of coal based Thermal power stations
79.2175.7110098.12Ash Utilization (%)
0.670.6270.680.682Sp. Coal Consumption (Kg / Kwh)
0.870.590.440.50Sp. Oil Consumption (ml / Kwh)
7269.399290.4846516.137608.80Net Generation (MU)
9.389.129.399.37Aux. Consumption (%)
8022.0510222.515
7195.998395.459Gross Generation (MU)
87.3993.1093.7691.46PLF (%)
1250125010451045Capacity (MW)
2008-09(upto Jan 09)
2007-082008-09 (upto Jan 09)
2007-08
Suratgarh TPSKota TPSPARTICULARS
11th Plan – Capacity addition in state sector
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3150 MW
160 MW
2x600 MW
2x250 MW
2x250 MW
195 MW
250 MW
125 MW
110 MW
110 MW
11th Plan Target
2805 MW345 MWTOTAL
30.11.11 / 29.02.12Expected by July 09Ramgarh Stage III 9.
31.10.11 / 31.01.129.7.08 (EPC)Kalisindh TPP 8.
31.08.11 / 31.10.1120.8.08 (BHEL)29.12.08 (BOP)
Chhabra TPP Stage I Phase 2 7.
31.03.09 / 30.09.093.3.06 (BHEL)11.8.06 (BOP)
Chhabra TPP Stage I Phase 1 6.
30.04.0915.6.06 (BHEL)12.10.06 (BOP)
Kota TPS Stage V Unit-7 5.
31.03.0915.6.06 (BHEL)18.9.06 (BOP)
Suratgarh TPS Stage IV Unit-6 4.
125 MW(on 26.12.08)Giral Lignite TPS Unit-2 3.
110 MW(on 28.12.07)Dholpur CGPP (ST)2.
110 MW(on 16.06.07)Dholpur CGPP (GT 2)1.
Likely dates of syn. for on-going projects
Achievement (as on 31.01.09)
11th PlanDate of award of
orderName of the ProjectS.No.
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The Revised Plan outlay for 2008-09 is Rs. 2930.00 crores and the proposed Plan outlay for 2009-10 is Rs. 3949.00 crores; this would be utilized on the following projects as under:
3949.002930.00Total
15.0035.00S & I Schemes & carried over liabilities 12
400.000Suratgarh TPS Stage V (Unit-7&8) 2x660 MW11
400.000Chabra TPP Stage-II (Unit-5&6) 2x660 MW10
130.000Giral Lignite TPP Stage-III (unit-3&4) 2x125 MW9
230.000Ramgarh Gas Thermal Power Project St. III 160 MW8
1500.00450.00Kalisind Thermal Power Project 7
750.00250.00Chhabra Thermal Power Project Stage-I, Phase-26
135.00545.00Suratgarh Thermal Power Project Unit-65
49.00396.00Kota Thermal Power Project Stage-V Unit-74
257.00906.00Chhabra Thermal Power Project Stage-I Phase-13
83.00200.00Giral Lignite Thermal Power Project Stage-II2
0.00148.00Dholpur Gas Thermal Power Project 1
Proposed Plan 09-10
Revised Plan 08-09
OutlaysItem/ ProjectS. No.
Per Unit Rate of Energy for RVUN’S Power Stations (2008-09)
2.63
1.01
1.61
GLTP-I
2.663.223.780.792.542.871.86Rate of sale of Energy(Rs./kwh)
1.702.2500.251.651.821.476Rate of Variable Charges (Rs./kwh)
0.960.973.780.540.711.050.38Rate of Fixed Charges (Rs./kwh)
TOTALDCCPPMMHMAHIRGTPSTPSKTPS
As per RERC tariff order dated 28.06.2008
Per Unit Charges for RVUN’S New Power Stations to be commissioned in 2009
2.572.642.76Total Charges 1st Year
1.111.581.81Variable Charges 1st
Year
1.461.070.95Fixed Charges in 1st Year
Chhbra TPP Unit – 1&2 (2x250 MW)
Kota TPS Unit – 7 (195 MW)
Suratgarh TPS Unit – 6 (250 MW)
Charges in Rs./Kwh
Per Unit Charges for RVUN’S New Power Stations to be commissioned in 2011-12
3.252.332.37Total Charges 1st Year
3.012.052.08Levelised Charges
1.950.870.90Variable Charges 1st
Year
1.301.461.47Fixed Charges in 1st Year
RGTP Ext Project(160 MW)
Chhabra TPP (Ph 2)(2x250 MW)
Kalisindh TPP (2x600 MW)
Charges in Rs./Kwh
Coal Requirement for RVUN Projects during 11th Plan
Million MTMillion MTMillion MTMillion MTMillion MTMillion MT
5.00
2.50
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--
--
Kalisindh TPS
24.30
20.70
17.10
14.20
12.30
Total for RVUN
2.50
2.50
2.50
1.00
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Chhabra-I TPP
6.80
6.80
6.80
6.20
5.80
Kota TPS
2.20
1.10
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Chhabra –II TPP
7.802010-11
7.80
7.80
7.00
6.50
SuratgarhTPS
2011-12
2009-10
2008-09
2007-08
Year
Long term coal linkage required from Ministry of Coal for New/Expansion Projects
6.5031.03.13 &
30.09.13
2x660Chhabra TPP Unit-5 & 62.
31.03.13 &
30.09.13
Schedule Date of Comm.
Long term coal linkage
required. Letter sent to
GoI on 09.02.09
6.502x660Suratgarh TPS Unit-7 & 81.
RemarksCoal Requirement
in MTPA
CapacityIn MW
Name of Project S
Distribution Sector
Progress in Loss reduction
AT&C losses reduced to 31.28& in 07-08 from 43.22% in 2003-04
Losses in urban areas reduced to less than 20%
Losses in industrial areas reduced to below 3%
10.13% losses reduced in last two years (06-07 & 07-08) and 4.75% losses further reduced upto Nov 08 against target of 5% for 08-09
APDRP
DPRs of 87 town sent to PFC
Distribution Reforms Committee and IT cell formulated
RFP for appointment of Consultants under finalization
Tenders for executing IT system to be invited after sanctions of DPRs
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Distribution Losses
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FRP
Actu
al
FRP
Actu
al
FRP
Estim
ated
FRP
FRP
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 10Jaipur 25.65 30.16 23.15 25.66 21.15 21.46 20.00 20.00Ajmer 33.53 35.14 30.03 29.00 26.53 25.00 23.03 20.00Jodhpur 30.78 28.82 27.28 25.00 24.78 22.00 22.28 20.00Rajasthan 33.61 28.81 25.10
Discom
FY 08 FY 09 FY 10 FY 11FY 07
percentage
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