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Annexure-IList of OCC Members

Fax No.1. Chief Engineer (L D), GETCO, Gotri 0265-23520192. Chief Engineer (Generation), GSECL, Vadodara 0265-2344734/23388473. Superintendent Engineer (CP & SS), GETCO, Vadodara 0265-2337918, 23381644. Chief Engineer (L D), MPPTCL, Jabalpur 0761-26643435. Chief Engineer (O&M:Gen), MPPGCL, Jabalpur 0761-2664572/26680506. Chief Engineer (L D), MSETCL, Kalwa 022276017697. Chief Engineer (PP), MSEDCL, Mumbai8. Chief Engineer (Works),MSPGCL, Mumbai 022-264738969. Superintending Engineer (LD), MSETCL Ambazari 07104-22027510. Chief Engineer (L D), CSPTCL /Raipur 0771-257417411. Chief Engineer (O&M:GEN), CSPGCL, Raipur 0771-257442512. Executive Director, PGCIL Raipur13. General Manager, POSOCO, Mumbai 022-2820263014. General Manager (WRTS-I), Powergrid, Nagpur 0712-264136615. General Manager (O & M),WRTS-II, PGCIL,Vadodara 0265-248754216. Chief Engineer (Transmission), NPCIL, Mumbai 25580741/2556335017. Station Director, TAPS, Tarapur 1 & 2 02525-282125/24412518. Station Director, TAPS, Tarapur 3 & 4 02525-244021/24416919. Station Director, KAPP, Kakrapar 02626-23123120. General Manager (OS), NTPC, Mumbai 022-2821669221. General Manager, NTPC, Korba 07759- 237462/23755222. General Manager (OS), NTPC, HQ-II Raipur 0771-254455023. General Manager, NTPC, Vindhyachal, M.P. 07805 24771124. General Manager, NTPC, SIPAT, CG 07752-24650425. General Manager NTPC LARA26. General Manager NTPC Solapur27. General Manager, NTPC, Kawas, Surat 0261-286029028. General Manager, NTPC, Gandhar 02642-28740229. General Manager, NTPC, Mouda 07115-281221/28121930. CLD TPC, Mumbai 022-25541908/6717538531. Head (O), Dahanu TPS, Dahanu 02528-22203932. Sr V P Reliance Transmission, Pune 0124-3917982/020-

3047155533. Vice President (Generation), Torrent Power Ltd, Ahmedabad 079-2750667934. Executive Director, Sugen CCPP, Torrent Power Ltd, Surat. 02621-66115135. Vice President (O &M), APL Mundra , Gujarat 02838-26636436. Head Operation CGPL Mundra37. Vice President (Opn), Jindal Power Ltd.,Raigarh 07767-281993/28199538. AGM(OS) NSPCL Delhi 011-26717363,2671736639. GENERAL MANAGER ( POWER), RGPPL, Ratnagiri 02359-241071/ 24101140. Member (Power), NCA, Indore 0731-255988841. Chief Engineer (PM & C), NHDC, Bhopal 0755 4030188/403013042. E. E. Elect. (Ponda), Goa 0832-231378043. Executive Engineer DD (UT), Daman 0260-/2230771/2250889/223055044. Executive Engineer DNH (UT), Silvassa 0260-264233845. Secretary, CERC, New Delhi 011-24360010/2375392346. CEO, JSW Energy ltd. 011-46032343/2618354647. VP-Power Infra-Essar Hazira Surat 0261-6688498/022-6708219848. Chief Electrical Distribution Engineer CR 022-2262106049. Vice President EPTCL Hazira Surat 0261-668274750. COO, Korba West Power Co. Ltd. Raigarh51. VP(COMML) Essar Power MP Ltd MP52. GM Torrent power grid ltd. Ahmedabad, Gujarat53. Adani Power Maharashtra Ltd Tiroda54. CGM, R K M Powergen Pvt Ltd55. ED, Athena Chattishgarh Power Ltd.56. Head(O&M) Dhariwal Infra Ltd Cpur57. Head Operation Jaypee Nigrie STPP Singrauli.58. VP(O&M), GCEL, Chhattishgarh59. Head Operation DB Power, Chhattishgarh.60. Head operation Hindustan Power, Anuppur MP61. Head operation GMR, Warora Energy ltd.62. Head O&M, Sterlite Grid Ltd Bhopal63. Head Operation Balco, Chhattishgarh.

Minutes of 505th OCC meeting held on 21st March, 2018 Page 1

Western Regional Power CommitteeMumbai

Title: Minutes of the MeetingNumber: 505Name of meeting: Operation & Coordination sub-CommitteeDate & venue: 21st March 2018 at WRPC, Mumbai.

505th meeting of Operation & Co-ordination sub-Committee (OCC) of

Western Regional Power Committee (WRPC) was held on 21st March 2018 at

WRPC, Mumbai. The list of participants is enclosed at Annexure-A.

Member Secretary (MS), WRPC extended warm welcome to all the

participants of the 505th OCC meeting. He stated that OCC agenda can be

divided in to three parts viz. past month performance analysis, planning for

next two month and other operation issues. He informed following

operational highlights for the month of February, 2018:

Frequency during the month was good and grid was operated withinIEGC band in 80.25 % of time.

Interregional exchange (export) to the tune of 5715 MUs. Voltage profile was good, however voltages at some of the nodes viz 400

kV Dhule, Kalwa, Dehgaon s/s and 765kV Durge is still matter ofconcern.

During the month of February, 2018 No UFR operation has beenreported in WR. To check the healthiness of UFR and df/dt relay,WRPC Secretariat periodically carried out UFR inspections at differentSubstations within the region.

7th meeting of Monitoring Group on PSDF for Western Region was heldon 9th February, 2018 at Jabalpur which was chaired by Chairperson/Member (GO & D), CEA, New Delhi. The very objective of this meetingwas to expedite activities related to the schemes sanctioned underPSDF.

In regard to PSDF funding, WRPC secretariat received a letter fromMPPGCL requesting to carry out protection audit of 220 kV and 132kV sub-stations numbering around nine.

163rd LGBR (for the period of April 2018 to March 2019) is issued on12th March, 2018.

Annual report of Ministry of Power is issued on 16th March 2018.


Status of progress of installation & commissioning of FGD and up-gradation of ESP shall be furnished by some of the generators.CEA/Ministry of Power directed WRPC to prepare a contingency planfor forthcoming monsoon season to meet situation of increaseddemand-supply gap on account of excess/ deficit of monsoon duringthe June to September 2018. He requested WRLDC (for WR), MP(intheir state), Chhattishgarh(in their state), NTPC(in their Stations) andother constituents to furnish the contingency plan for excess/ deficit ofmonsoon during the June to September 2018 latest by end of theFebruary 2018.

He also expressed concern over the delay of providing necessaryinformation relating to Parliamentary questions and requested all theconstituents to deal Parliamentary questions with utmost priority.

He informed that during this OCC meeting, a lecture on overview ofFGDwill be delivered by an expert from NTPC Vindhaychal.

After the opening remarks, agenda items were taken up for discussion by

Superintending Engineer (Opn), WRPC.

Item no. 1: Confirmation of the MinutesMinutes of 504th meeting of Operation & Coordination Sub-Committee (OCC) of

WRPC held on 21st February 2018 at WRPC Mumbai were forwarded vide letter

No. WRPC/OPN/OCC-Minutes/2017-18/2467 dated 12.03.2018.

Member Secretary, WRPC requested all the constituents to regularly read theOCC Minutes and give their valuable comments on their concern agenda pointsif they feel necessary.

No Comments have been received on 504th OCC Minutes.

Sub-Committee confirmed the 504th OCC Minutes.

Item no. 2: Review of system operation during the month ofFebruary 2018Superintending Engineer (Opn), WRPC took up the item related to

performance of the WR Grid during the month of February 2018 in followingorder:


2.1 A. Frequency Particulars (February-2018)

Particulars Frequency Date Timemaximuminstantaneous

50.20 Hz 17th February, 2018 13:02:30 hrs

minimuminstantaneous

49.70 Hz 17th February, 2018 06:43:30 hrs

average 49.98 Hz

The frequency profile for last three month was as under:

Range01st 31stDecember, 2017

(% time)

01st 31stJanuary, 2018

(% time)

01st 28thFebruary, 2018(% time)

IEGC band(49.9 < f < 50.05 Hz) 73.86 77.94 80.25

< 49.9 Hz 12.86 11.15 9.69

> 50.05 Hz 13.28 10.93 10.06

Discussions:

SE(Opn) WRPC stated that % time the frequency remained within ISGS band

during February 2018 has slightly increased in comparison with the January

2018.

The frequency particulars is enclosed at Annex-2.1

The Sub-Committee noted as above.

2.1 B. State wise Power Scenarios of the Region & PSP

System operation during the months of February 2018 was satisfactory. Theregional demand (Ex -bus) was 48789 MW. The corresponding peak shortfall

was in the range of 106 MW (peak deficit of 0.22 %). The energy requirement

during the said period was 28655.00 MUs (Ex-bus).

The power supply position for the month of February 2018 was as follows:


Demand Availability/Unrestricted Requirement (Ex-Bus) In (Mw)

GUJ MP CG MAH GOA DD DNH ESIL WR

REQUIREMENT 14252 11444 3390 21172 486 353 766 804 48797

AVAILABILITY 14246 11444 3387 21164 486 353 766 804 48691

SHORTFALL 5 0 4 8 0 0 0 0 106

% SHORTFALL 0.04 0.00 0.11 0.04 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.22

Energy Availability/ Requirement etc.(Ex-Bus) in (MUs)

GUJ MP CG MAH GOA DD DNH ESIL WR

Net ActualEnergySupplied 8473 5497 1816 11561 318 199 492 298 28654

UnrestrictedRequirement 8473 5497 1816 11561 318 199 492 298 28655

SHORTFALL 0.00 0.00 0.53 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.53

%SHORTFALL 0.00 0.00 0.03 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.002

2.1 Inter-Regional ExchangesThere was a net inter-regional export of 5715 MUs from WR to other

regions against net export schedule of 5702 MUs during the month of February2018.

(Figures are in MU)

IR link SCH DRAWL OD/UD

WR-ER343 -288 -631

WR-NR-3612 -3362 250

WR-SR-2433 -2066 367

WR NET-5702 -5715 -14

(+ import; - export)

Discussion:

MS requested WRLDC to include the maximum and minimum loading of theintra-region and inter-regional lines in presentation from the next agenda onwards so that many information of these corridors can be obtained which maybe useful for the forum.


In reply, WRLDC representative informed that there are sufficient numbers of

inter-regional links between WR-NR and WR-SR. Followings are the Important

IR corridor:

WR-NR 1. 765 kV Gwalior-Agra2. 765 kV Gwalior-Jaipur3. 400 kV Kansari(Zerda)-Kankroli4. 400 kV Kansari(Zerda)-Bhinmal5. 400 kV Sujalpur-RAPPS6. 800 kV HVDC Champa-Kurukshetra Bipole7. Vindhyachal HVDC back to back8. 500 kV Mundra Mohindragarh HVDC

WR-SR 1. 765 kV Solapur-Raichur Lines2. 765 kV Wardha- Nijamabad3. 400 kV Kolhapur- Narendra4. 500 kV HVDC Badravati back to back

WR-ER 1. 765 kV Dharamjaigarh Ranchi DC2. 765 kV Dharamjaigarh Jharsukda DC3. 400 kV Raigarh Roorkela (four Ckt)4. 220 kV Korba-Budhipadar DC5. 220kV Raigarh - Budhipadar

WRLDC further informed that there was no congestion of inter-regional power

flow during the last month.


2.3 Voltage ProfileVoltage profile at some of 765/400 kV sub-stations during the month of

February 2018 furnished by WRLDC is enclosed at Annexure-2.3.

Discussions:

MS, WRPC stated that voltage profile at most of the sub-stations has improved

substantially in comparison with January, 2018, however higher voltage at 400

kV Dhule, Dehgam, Kalwa and 765 kV Durge is still a matter of concern which

required to be controlled. He requested all the transmission utilities to keep line

& Bus reactors in service during high voltage scenario.


Superintending Engineer (Opn) informed that during 504th OCC it was decided

that all generating stations would absorb the reactive power based on their

capability curve and if it not possible to absorb reactive power during high

voltage condition by any generator, then at least they should operate at Unity

Power Factor. He once again requested all ISGS, IPP and SGS to adhere to

decision taken during 504th OCC so that voltage profiles at high voltage nodes

can be improved.


2.4 U/F Relay OperationsAs per WRLDC records during February, 2018 the system frequency

didnt reach 49.2 Hz and no UFR operation was reported to WRLDC.

Discussion:SE (operation), WRPC informed that the inspection of UFR and df/dt

relays is regularly being done by WRPC Secretariat and the record of the same

is maintained as per provision in IEGC.

He further informed that during last NPC meeting, it was decided that the

issue of change in AULFS states and quantum of load shedding associated with

these stages need to be discussed in all RPCs. Accordingly, a special meeting

was convened to review AUFLS stages of frequency & quantum of load

shedding on 13.03.2018 at WRPC Mumbai. After detailed discussion,

consensus was made among all participants on followings:

1. The frequency stages setting change from existing setting of 48.6

Hz, 48.8 Hz, 49.0 Hz and 49.2 Hz to new setting of 48.8 Hz, 49.0

Hz, 49.2 Hz and 49.4 Hz.

2. State-wise quantum of load shedding under AULFS for all the above

stages shall remain same as existing quantum.

The Sub-Committee noted and endorsed the same.


2.5 Power Cuts / Load Restrictions

Details of Power Cuts and Regulatory measures during February, 2018 asfurnished by the State utilities are given in Annexure- 2.5.

Discussion:SE(Opn), WRPC suggested to have uniform format for power cuts/Load

restrictions so that comparison of reliability of power supply among all states

can be made. State utilities agreed on the same. The revised format for

furnishing power-cut report is attached at Annexure 2.5(A).


2.6 Details of Generating Units under Forced outages

Details of generating units under forced outages during February, 2018are given in Annexure-2.6.Discussions:

The prolonged outage of ISGS units due to coal shortage was discussed.

Representative from SLDC Gujarat and SLDC Maharashtra expressed concern

over the reduced availability in the ISGS and intra-State generating stations due

to coal shortage.

Representative from MSEDCL stated that demand trend is of under increasing

order due to commencement of summer season and requested to all concern

generators for revival of their generating units so that power can be available

during coming summer days.

Member Secretary requested NTPC to update coal position in their stations. In

reply, NTPC Ltd stated that full generation from Mouda and Solapur could be

made available if they receive 12-13 rakes of coal per day instead of 6-8 rakes

being received presently. It was informed that the coal position in Sipat is

slightly better than last month.

SE(opn), WRPC inquired about the expected date of revival various generating

units which are under outage since long. These units were : Satpura unit -

9(MPGENCO), APML Tiroda-2, KWPCL unit -1, KSK unit 2, 3, 4, Kaps unit 1-2


& Taps unit 1-2. He requested WRLDC to list out the states wise generators

under forced outages category on account of RSD andLow/No schedule. This

classification would help the potential buyer state to give schedule to these

stations in case of acute power shortage during forthcoming summer season.

Member secretary, WRPC requested all the generators to be ready for any

contingency during forthcoming summer season during which scenario may be

worse than the existing scenario due to rise in demand. He further requested to

follow the CEAs revised guidelines for coal stocking.

The Sub-Committee noted the information.

2.7 Details of Generating Units under Planned outages

The details of generating units under Planned Outages during February,2018 are given in Annexure-2.7.SE(Opn), WRPC enquired about the exact reason of outage of Wanakbori Unitno-2 as it was out since long.

Representative from Gujarat informed that the unit was taken under outage forAOH , however outage date was extended for ESP up-gradation work.

The Sub-Committee noted the same.

2.8 Presentation on operational aspects by SLDCs & RLDC

A. All SLDCs/RLDC gave brief presentations on operational aspectsduring last month.

Discussions:Superintending Engineer (Opn), WRPC requested SLDCs and WRLDC to

brief the Grid performance during the month of February, 2018 in their area ofoperation. All SLDCs and RLDC made presentations on operational aspects ofgrid based on data for the month of February, 2018. During the presentationsissues related to peak demand, availability, shortages, RE integration, deviationin forecasted RE and actual RE etc. have been highlighted by the SLDCs/RLDC.Presentations are attached at Annexure-2.8-A. He also suggested that it willbe better to have participation of real time grid operators from each SLDC,RLDC and Engineers of Control Room from each generating stations in OCCmeeting so that the OCC forum get better understanding of operational issuesand the same could be resolved effortlessly. He further requested SLDCs and


Generators to depute at least one shift Engineer from Control Room toparticipate in OCC meetings. All members agreed to depute their engineers whoare looking after the real time grid operation in OCC meeting henceforth.

It was suggested by OCC members that the presentation shall cover the

following information:

1. Installed capacity of the state/region as on last date of the month( by

SLDC/WRLDC).

2. Maximum demand catered and energy consumption during the last

month & comparison form last month & last year (same month) (by

SLDC/WRLDC).

3. Reasons of deviation (growth/deficit) if more than 5% (by SLDC/WRLDC).

4. RE generation during the last month (by SLDC/WRLDC).

5. Shortages if any and bilateral purchase, STOA, banking etc( by

SLDC/WRLDC).

6. Important grid element prolonged outages and expected revival date ( by

SLDC/WRLDC).

7. Transmission elements outages OCC planned v.s. actual availed during

the month(element wise list) ( by SLDC/WRLDC).

8. Power supply position during last month in five major cities of each state

(by SLDC).

9. Addition of new grid elements /decommissioned of any unit during the

last month( by SLDC/WRLDC).

10. List of grid elements failed during last month and expected date of

commissioning of new element in place of failed element.( by

SLDC/WRLDC).

11. Frequency profile by WRLDC.

12. Node-wise details of % of time during which voltage remained above the

prescribed level as specified in IEGC. WRLDC shall incorporate these

details in voltage profile.

The group members noted the same.


B. A presentation on overview of FGD was made by Shri S Saxena AGM, NTPCVindhyachal.

The OCC members praised the presentation. WRPC thanked Shri S Saxena and

requested him to help to other generators of WR so that other they can expedite

the issue of installed FGD in scheduled time at their coal based generating

stations.

The sub-committee noted the same.

2.9 List of New Grid Elements added / list of elementsdecommissioned during the February 2018.

The list of New Elements added in WR Grid during the February 2018 isattached at Annexure-2.9.


2.10 List of grid elements failure during the February 2018.All constituents are requested to furnish the details of grid elements failure (i.e.Generators, EHV transmission elements etc.) during the February 2018.

Members were agreed to furnish the details if any.

Discussion:Representative from KWPCL informed that KWPCL Unit No -1 was out since

22.05.2017 due to stator earth fault. Stator winding & core of generator was

damaged which is being repaired by BHEL and unit is likely to revive by October

2018.


Item no. 3: Operational Planning3.1 Proposed planned maintenance programme of generating units

The maintenance programme of generating units for the month of March2018 & April 2018 was discussed. The finalised list of maintenance programmeof generating units for the months March 2018 & April 2018 is given inAnnexure 3.1.


Discussions:Representative from TAPS 3 & 4 requested for outage of TAPS unit 3(540 MW)from 1st April, 2018 to 30th April 2018.

Representative from Gujarat, Maharashtra stated that they are facing shortageof power and therefore outages of bigger unit (more than 500 MW) should notbe considered in existing situation. They requested that the outage of TAPS unit3 should be deferred. They requested NPCIL to plan the above outage from15.06.2017.

NPCIL representative stated that as per AERB direction, the maintenance ofunit 3 shall be completed in the month of April 2018.

OCC forum requested NPCIL to submit the AERB communication.

OCC deliberated the issue in detailed and keeping the raising trends of demanddue to summer season, commencements of examinations etc., it was suggestedto NPCIL to take outages of Unit no 3 from 1st June 2018 to 30th June 2017.

Representative from NPCIL stated that he will convey the decision of the OCCforum to their managements.


3.2 Outage programme of Transmission Lines/Elements.List of finalised proposals for transmission elements outage to be availed

during the month of April 2018 is given in Annexure 3.2.Member Secretary, WRPC requested WRLDC to furnish the Statistics of

Proposed vs. Availed transmission element outages by WR utilities for themonth of February 2018 & March 2018.

During the outages planning of transmission elements, WRLDC representativeinformed that some the agencies are not mentioned the name of elementsclearly, therefore it is difficult to consider that elements. He also pointed outthat average availing % of planned outages is 30-40 %. He further informedthat some of the transmission agency were planned some particular elementsevery month & not availed by transmission agency.

Outages planning group opined the followings:

1. The transmission licensees shall be proposed any elements shall beclearly mentioning its name, else it cant be considered during planning.

2. If any elements are planned for last two month but differed bytransmission agency shall not considered in next two month planning


provided element is deferred for system constraints or any reason bysystem operator.

3. Post outages plan shall be on D-5 basis only.

The Sub-Committee noted and agreed as above.

3.3 Anticipated power supply position for the months March 2018& April 2018

Details of anticipated restricted & un-restricted demands for the monthsof March 2018 & April 2018 are given in Annexure 3.3.Maharashtra, Gujarat, MP & Chhattishgarh updated the anticipated data.

The Sub-Committee noted the information.

Item no. 4: Operational Statistics for the month of February2018

The details of actual generation, demand, drawl of power from grid;exchanges etc. during the month of February 2018 are given in the followingAnnexure:

Annexure 4.1 - Actual generation and requirement.Annexure 4.2 - Peak demand data.Annexure 4.3 - Integrated operation of the system and operation of

Inter-state tie-lines.

Annexure 4.7 Details of level of major reservoirs in Western Region.The Sub-Committee noted the information.

Item no. 5: System Disturbances in Western RegionThere was no major grid disturbance in the Western Region during the

month of February, 2018. However the details of minor incidences during the

month received from WRLDC are enclosed at Annexure-5.

Discussions:

Representative from WRLDC informed the highlights of the grid event in

Maharashtra system on 05th March 2018 as under:

Multiple lines tripped from 400/20 kV Kolhapur and Karad s/s of

MSETCL


o 400kV Karad-Kolhapur 1 tripped at 04:28Hrs

o 400kV Karad-Kolhapur 2 tripped at 04:29Hrs

o 400kV Kolhapur-Kolhapur 1 tripped at 06:53 Hrs

o 400kV Kolhapur-Kolhapur 2 tripped at 7:26 Hrs

Blackout occurred at 220 kV Substations of Talangade, Mudshingi,

Tilwani and Miraj:

o All lines from 220kV Tilwani tripped at 05:11Hrs.

o All lines from 220kV Talandage tripped between 05:11 to

07:50Hrs

o All lines from 220kV Miraj tripped at 07:35Hrs.

o All lines from 220kV Mudshingi tripped at 07:50Hrs.

Total load loss in Maharashtra was 509MW

MSETCL to share the detailed report containing:

o The cause of line tripping

o Healthiness of Auto-enclosure facility in 220 kV lines

o Preventive maintenance activities taken up on 220 kV and 400

kV lines in MSTECL

o Reason for delayed fault clearance

o The cause of blackout at four 220 kV substations

o Availability of SCADA from 220 kV stations

o Availability of SCADA SoE from 220 kV stations

o Actions taken in real-time by SLDC Kalwa

o Corrective measures being taken w.r.t insulator

cleaning/replacement and protection system to avoid

reoccurrence of the event

SE(Opn) suggested that the detailed discussion of the events shall be taken in

the protection committee meeting.



Item no. 6: Healthiness status of SERs/DRs of equipmentin the system.The updated status of Constituents who have furnished the status of

healthiness of SER/DRs in their systems is given at Annexure-6.WRPC enquired about entities who have not submitted the status of

SERs/DRs of equipment in the system. Constituents assured to submit thestatus on time.


Item No. 7: Status of completion of ongoing schemes in WR7.1 Status of Commissioning of Reactors

7.2 Status of Transmission schemes - 765/400 kV and above7.3 Status of Commissioning of new Generating units in WR

The updated status of above items is at Annexure-7.The Sub-Committee noted the above information.

Item no. 8: Miscellaneous Operational Items8.1: Quarterly review of Crisis Management Plan (CMP) and Physical &

Cyber Security (P&CS) in power sectorThe current status of submission of CMP and P&CS report (constituent

wise) for the Third quarter (October 2017 to December 2017) is Annexure-8.1.

Discussions:

Member Secretary, WRPC informed the forum that CEA will make a

presentation on Cyber Security in ensuing TCC/WRPC meeting.

The forum requested all other constituents to submit the reports

positively and timely.

Sub-committee noted and agreed as above.

8.2: Monitoring of Schemes funded from PSDFAs per the decision taken in NPC meetings, RPC may follow up with the

utilities regularly in OCC to expedite the completion of various approvedschemes by giving due priority. Accordingly, WRPC has been taking up thisissue in OCC forum for discussion.


In this matter, the details related to State-wise sanctioned grant anddisbursement amount for the approved schemes to be funded from PSDF isattached at Annexure-8.2A.

Also, as per the procedure, the utilities are required to furnish theinformation in the prescribed format by first week of every month on regularbasis to Member Convener, PSDF project monitoring group (AGM, NLDC,POSOCO) with a copy to NPC & WRPC division. A copy of prescribed format isattached at Annexure8.2B.The utilities updated the current status of progress of scheme under PSDF.

Discussions :Member Secretary, WRPC informed that a meeting to review the progress of

schemes approved under PSDF by Monitoring Group Meeting of Western Region

Chaired by Chairperson CEA, was held 09th February, 2018 at Jabalpur,

wherein Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra & Chhattisgarh proposals were

discussed in detailed.

The Sub-committee noted as above.

8.3 State-wise details for Installation of capacitors to befurnished to WRPC

In accordance with provision in clause 1.5 (ii) of IEGC, RPC shall filemonthly report on installation of capacitors by states vis-a-vis therequirement/targets, as decided in the RPCIn order to fulfil the above obligation, WRPC Secretariat regularly furnishreport on status of Installation of HT Shunt Capacitors in Western Regionto Honble CERC on monthly basis. However, the report being furnished byWRPC is prepared taking into consideration the details received from fewStates /Utilities only because all the States /Utilities are not furnishingthe details regularly to WRPC. To furnish proper report to CERC containingcomplete details, regular availability of input data from States /Utilities isnecessary . SLDCs /DISCOMs are therefore requested to expedite thematter and ensure to furnish the status of capacitor report in formatattached at Annexure 8.4 on monthly basis regularly. SLDCs are alsorequested to compile the details of various utilities and send the compiledreport of entire state by 8th day of every month.In above context, it is informed that presently, WRPC receiving data fromTorrent Power(Ahmadabad & Surat), Rinfra Mumbai, Tata Power, BEST &GETCO only. Other utilities are requested to furnish the data on monthlybasis. Even in case of no addition / installation of capacitor in a particular


month in respect of any utility, nil report may submit on monthly basis by8th day of every month.

Discussions:SE(Opn), WRPC requested all WR utilities to furnish the status of

capacitor installation in their system on regular basis.


8.3 Compliance of new Environmental norms by WRGenerators:

Chief Engineer, TPRM Div, CEA, New Delhi vide letter no.2/16/VIP/TPRM/2016/CEA/ 82-108 dated 01.02.2018 (Copy Enclosed) andsubsequently WRPC letter dated 12.02.2018 (copy enclosed) requested for thestatus of progress of works of FGD installation and ESP up-gradation to meetthe emission level as per new environmental norms (SOx, NOx and SPM). Thelist of generators along with current status of installation of FGD & up-gradation of ESP is attached at Annexure 8.4.It is requested to all concern generators to update the status.

Discussions:Discussion on monitoring of progress of installation of FGD in coal basedgenerating stations took place among all the members. After detaileddiscussion, OCC opined that the monthly monitoring of installation of FGDshall be cover the following details.:

(1) The Completion of Feasibility Study,(2) NIT issued,(3) Bid Opening date,(4) Date of Award,(5) Actual date of Commission of FGD etc.

Accordingly a format for monitoring the activities of installation andcommissioning of FGD and up-gradation of ESP has been designed which isattached at Annexure-8.4.

WRPC requested all Generating stations to submit the progress at the earliest informat given at Annexure 8.4.

The Sub-Committee noted and agreed the same.


8.4 Contingency plan to meet deficient / excess rainfall duringmonsoon:

Chief Engineer (GM), CEA vide letter no. 1/X/Gen/GM/2018/2018 dated

09.02.2018 (copy enclosed at Annexure 8.5) regarding Contingency plan to

meet deficient / excess rainfall during monsoon requested that each RPC

may prepare a contingency plan for forthcoming monsoon season to meet

situation of increased demand-supply gap of electricity due to contingencies

like poor monsoon, excess monsoon, excess silt in the rivers etc.

All States/UTs are requested to estimate the impact (in terms of MW & MUs)

on demand and availability in respect of area of your jurisdiction for the

month of June 2018 to September 2018 taking into account the

contingencies mentioned above.

Discussions:SE(Opn), WRPC informed that all other RPCs submitted the contingency planexcept WRPC, Member Secretary, WRPC expressed concern in this regard andrequested all the members to expedite the same.

The Sub-Committee may like to discuss the same.

8.6 LGBR for the year 2018-19 for Western Region.

Load Generation Balance Report for the year 2018-19 in respect of WesternRegion has been prepared. Following are the inputs taken for preparing it:

1. Unit-wise MUs target fixed up by CEA/MOP.2. RES forecasted data furnished by States/UTs.3. STOA, Bilateral Purchase, Banking data furnished by States/UTs.4. Demand in MW & requirement in MUs data furnished by States/UTs.

The LGBR for the year 2018-19 has been issued on 12th March, 2018 and isavailable at www.wrpc.gov.in.



Item No. 9. WRLDC Agenda Items

1. Enhancing Generation Availability in Western RegionIn view of the anticipated rise in the demand of Western Region, the

generation availability position in WR was reviewed. The status as on 15th

March 2018 is tabulated below:

S No. Particular Capacity in MW1 ISGS/Merchant capacity under outage/reduced

availability due to reported coal shortage2890

2 Intra-SGS/IPP Capacity under outage/reducedavailability due to reported coal shortage

7772

3 Generation Capacity (Central/State/IPP) underoutage reportedly due to constraintsAPM/NAPM Gas availability

4204

4 Generation Capacity under outage reportedlydue to water shortage

920

5 State Hydro Stations where reservoir level isbelow MDDL

2075

6 IPP Generation Capacity under outagereportedly due to RSD/Lack of PPA

5691

7 Generation Capacity under outage due to otherreasons (Forced/Planned)

12383

Total 35935

It may be seen from the above table that out of the total installed capacityof 89.6 GW is the capacity in conventional technology in Western Region,35.93 GW (40 %) is out of bar due to fuel/water related constraints orother reasons. Western Region is meeting peak demand in the range of 50GW which is around 3 % higher than last year in the same month. Thedemand in other regions is also rising. Consequently a deterioration infrequency profile is being observed. The frequency remained below IEGCband for more than 30% of the time, touching minimum frequency of49.69 Hz on 9th Mar 18. In view of above the revival of followinggenerating units may be discussed.


Discussions:Representative from WRLDC stated that

Due to increase in demand in WR and other regions and inadequate

generation availability, the frequency profile had gradually

deteriorated.

Over drawl from Maharashtra, Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh and

Chhattisgarh was observed on 08.03.18 & 09.03.18 when the

frequency was below IEGC band.

The utilities to take suitable to expedite the revival of the units that

were under forced outage due to Boiler Tube Leakage, Economizer

Tube Leakage or Condenser Tube Leakage to enhance generation

availability in the grid.

In a particular station if a unit has gone under forced outage, then the

other unit which is out due to coal shortage could be revived.

CGPL informed that the Unit#50(830MW) would be revived by 10th May18





deteriorated.















deteriorated.












KAPS informed that Unit#1(220MW) and Unit#2 (220MW) would be

revived by Dec18 and Aug18 respectively.


2. Automatic Generation Control (AGC) pilot projects at NTPC powerstationsWith the coordinated efforts of NTPC and NLDC, the countrys first AGCset up at NTPC Dadri stg-II has been successfully operationalized from 4thJanuary 2018, subsequent to CERC order in Petition No.79/RC/2017dated 6thDec2017. The commission, in the said order, observed thatdeployment of secondary reserves in the country will lead to grid securityand reliability. The commission directed NLDC to take similar projectionin other regional grids of the country.

QuoteThe Commission directs that similar pilot projects may bereplicated by NLDC, in at least one other regional grid of thecountry.The Commission would also advise the stakeholders to endeavour toextend optical fibre connectivity to maximum number of powerplants under the control area jurisdiction of RLDCs so thattechnical feasibility for participation of more generating stationsunder AGC is created.UnquoteAs per CERC order the Commercial settlement of AGC is as follows1. 5 minute accounting for AGC for improved record of AGC signal and

the up/down response of the plant. This data will also be utilized for

payment purposes for the mark-up.

2. 50p/unit shall be the mark-up for both positive AGC generation and

negative AGC reduction.

3. Settlement of energy charges and deviation charges shall continue to

be on the basis of 15-minute time block.

4. Quantum (MWh) provided under AGC shall be deducted to arrive at

the net deviation as follows:

Net MWh deviation = (Actual MWh)-(Scheduled MWh)-(AGC MWh).For implementation of AGC at generating station, in general the following

equipment or software are necessary


1. Remote Terminal Unit for processing AGC signals

2. Optical fibre connectivity from generating station

3. AGC software

In line with the above, the second AGC pilot at NTPC Simhadri stg-II is

also under progress at NTPC end. It is suggested that expansion of AGC

project can be taken up in Mauda (stg I & II) in Western Region. The

communication from NLDC in these regard was sent to NTPC (Enclosed

as Annexure-9.2) wherein it was requested that NTPC Ltd may initiate

actions to procurement of AGC equipment in consultation with POSOCO.

Discussions:

Representative from WRLDC briefed the importance of Automatic

Generation Control (AGC) in power system for security and reliability and

shared details of the proposed implementation in WR as under:

CERC vide its order in 79/RC/2017, dated 6th Dec 2017 had directed

implementation of one AGC pilot project in each region.

Countrys first AGC set up at NTPC Dadri stg-II in operation from 04th

Jan18

Second AGC pilot at NTPC Simhadri stg-II under progress at NTPC end

in SR.

NLDC vide its letter dated 23rd Feb 2018 had proposed to implement

the AGC project in NTPC Mauda in WR

o AGC signal would be sent at every 2 seconds.

o AGC MWh would be integrated for every 5 minutes

o Injection Schedule of the station would be integrated at 15 min

Injection Schedule (MWh ) = Aggregate Requisition + RRAS

despatch + AGC_1st 5-min + AGC_2nd 5-min+ AGC_3rd AGC_3rd 5-min

o AGC signals to be measured at AGC server end as well as power

plant end

o Monitoring through SCADA : 2 second MW data available for each

unit


o Actual Injection measured by 15 minute SEM

o Settlement for mark up (50paise / kWh) for AGC to be done at every

5 minute

o Settlement for Deviation charges at every 15 minute

o Net MWh deviation (MWh) = (Actual MWh)-(Scheduled MWh

including requisition, RRAS and AGC)

GM, WRHQ, NTPC Ltd informed that a meeting is scheduled on 27th

Mar18 at NLDC Delhi to discuss and finalize the expansion of AGC

project to Mouda in WR.


3. Compliance to LVRT by Wind Turbine Generators connected at 66 kVand above

Regulation Part II (B2) (3) and Part II (B3) of the CEA (TechnicalStandards for Connectivity to the Grid) Amendment Regulations, 2013notified on 15th October 2013 and the CERC order dated 05.01.16 inPetition No.420/MP/2014 mandates compliance of LVRT in all WindTurbine Generators (except for Stall Type WTGs) having capacity morethan 500 kW connected to voltage level of 66 kV and above.

During 504th OCCM, WRLDC highlighted the importance of LVRT toprevent simultaneous loss of generation from RES. All SLDCs wereinformed to compile the information as following.1. Capacity of RES in the State that is exempted from LVRT : Stall type /

Capacity below 500 kW2. Capacity of RES in the State that is mandated to have LVRT3. Capacity of RES in the State that is LVRT compliant

Discussions:WRLDC requested all SLDCs to compile and share the information

regarding LVRT compliance.

SLDC Gujarat informed that communication was sent to all thewind generators in Gujarat in this regard and the compiled data will beshared with WRLDC.



4. Primary Frequency ResponseThe average primary response of generators for last three events areshown below.

S.No

Generator/Station

Event-1 Event-2 Event-3 AverageResponse as % ofIdeal

ER-1050 ER-1250 SR-93510-01-201817:34:10

30-01-1810:46:20

07-03-1809:38:20

50.033 49.90 49.9849.94 49.84 50.05-0.09 -0.06 0.07

1Mouda-II(2x660) 75% 125% 27% 76%

2Mouda-I(2x500) 91% 134% 0% 75%

3KSTPS-II(3x500) 14% 35% 85% 45%

4VSTPS-V(1x500) 47% 36% 37% 40%

5 TRN (1x300) 2% 7% 86% 31%

6DBPower(2x600) 27% 0% 53% 27%

7 SKS (2x300) 0% 5% 75% 26%

8SIPAT-I(3x660) 21% 11% 19% 17%

9GMR Warora(2x300) 0% 48% 2% 17%

10Jhabua(1x600) 0% 48% 0% 16%

11VSTPS-IV(2x500) 32% 0% 15% 16%

12

JPL Tamnar(StageII)(3x600) 0% 43% 1% 15%

13

Kawas(4x106+2x116) 0% 0% 40% 13%

14SIPAT-II(2x500) 14% 22% 0% 12%

15MBPower(2x600) 3% 14% 17% 11%

16VSTPS-II(2x500) 31% 0% 0% 10%

17 KSK(2x600) 18% 10% 0% 9%18 Balco (4x300) 0% 9% 17% 8%19 SASAN(6x660) 6% 18% 0% 8%20 Lanco (2x300) 0% 24% 0% 8%

21

Gandhar(3x144+1+224) 3% 19% 0% 7%


22VSTPS-I(6x210) 9% 13% 0% 7%

23KSTPS-III(1x500) 9% 7% 0% 5%

24 MCPL (1x300) 3% 12% 0% 5%25 CGPL(5x830) 2% 9% 3% 5%

26NSPCL(2x250) 13% 0% 1% 5%

27 JPL I (4x250) 0% 5% 0% 2%

28

JPNIGRIE(2x660) 0% 0% 0% 0%

29EssarMahan(1x600) 0% 0% 0% 0%

30Solapur(1x660) 0% 0% 0% 0%

Subsequent to the meeting held on 6th Dec 2017 and 6thFeb 2018 someimprovement in the frequency response ofTRN (1x300), DB Power(2x600)and SKS (2x300)is observed.

However the following stations need to further tune their governors:SIPAT-I(3x660), GMR Warora (2x300), Jhabua (1x600), VSTPS-IV(2x500),JPL Tamnar (Stage II)(3x600), Kawas (4x106+2x116), SIPAT-II(2x500), MBPower(2x600), VSTPS-II(2x500), KSK(2x600), Balco (4x300),SASAN(6x660), Lanco (2x300), Gandhar (3x144+1+224), VSTPS-I (6x210),KSTPS-III(1x500), MCPL (1x300), CGPL(5x830), NSPCL (2x250), JPL I(4x250), JP NIGRIE(2x660), Essar Mahan(1x600) and Solapur (1x660)toensure compliance to IEGC regulations 5.2 (f), (g), (h) & (i).

The FRC of State Control Areas for the last three events is as under:

S.No State

Event-1 Event-2 Event-3

AverageResponseas % ofIdeal

ER-1050 ER-1250 SR-93510-01-1817:34:10

30-01-1810:46:20

07-03-1809:38:20

50.03 49.90 49.9849.94 49.84 50.05-0.09 -0.06 0.07

1 Gujarat 18% 26% 11% 18%2 Maharashtra 0% 98% 8% 35%

3 MadhyaPradesh 10% 6% 12% 10%

4 Chhattisgarh 18% -33% 24% 3%5 Goa 0% 0% 260% 87%6 DD 0% 0% 62% 21%


7 DNH 0% 0% 0% 0%8 ESIL 0% 0% -3288% -1096%

It is observed that the FRC of ESIL is negative while the FRC of DNH isNIL.SLDCs to take up with the intra state generators for improving FRC.

Generating stations whose frequency response is below 40% may appriseOCC, actions being taken to improve the frequency response. SLDCs mayalso update the actions being taken on the above subject within theirState.

Discussions:Representative from WRLDC stated as under:

For the grid event on 07.03.18, FRC calculations were submitted by

SLDC Gujarat, SLDC Madhya Pradesh, SKS and APML Tiroda.

Some improvement in frequency response was noted in case of TRN,

DB Power and SKS generating stations.

WRHQ NTPC Ltd needs to coordinate for better response from NTPC

stations of Solapur, Sipat-I & II, VSTPS-I, II & IV, KSTPS-III

Gas stations could implement FGMO with manual control if there were

constraints in commissioning retrofit for RGMO.

SLDCs to pursue the intrastate generators for better frequency

response.


5. Voltage Regulation in Western Region

In the month of Feb18, voltages were above IEGC band at 400 kVDehgam, Kalwa, Dhule, Wardha, Karad, Parli, Magarwada, Mapusa,Raigarh, Boisar, Vapi and Khandwa. The Voltage Deviation Index of abovenodes are tabulated below.

S No. Voltage(kV)

Station Name % time Voltage is> than IEGC

threshold

VoltageDeviation

Index1 400 Dehgam 84.85 0.85


2 400 Kalwa 56.22 0.56

3 400 Dhule 55.45 0.55

4 400 Wardha 50.34 0.50

5 400 Karad 42.84 0.43

6 400 Parli 30.37 0.30

7 400 Magarwada 22.81 0.23

8 400 Mapusa 22.77 0.23

9 400 Raigarh 22.52 0.23

10 400 Boisar 22.11 0.22

11 400 Vapi 16.54 0.17

12 400 Khandwa 14.14 0.14

Concerned utilities to update the status of revival of following bus and

line reactors that are under prolonged outage.

S.No Element Owner Outage Date Reason

1 80 MVAR BR atDhariwal

DIL 22/07/2017 Oil leakage

2 125 MVAR BR atNagda

MPPTCL 25/10/2017 Problem inswitching device

3 50 MVAR LR of400 kV Parli-Lonikhand_New-2 @Parli (MH)

MSETCL 30/10/2015 Fire Accident inL/R

4 80 MVAR LR of400 kV Karad-Lonikhand-1@Karad

MSETCL 14/09/2017 R&Y Phase LABurst

5 LR of 400 kVBilaspur-Essar-Mahan-1 @

Essar 21/03/2016 LR NGR oilleakage.


Bilaspur

6 LR of 400 kVBilaspur-Essar-Mahan-2 @Bilaspur

Essar 21/03/2016 LR NGR oilleakage.

7 50MVAR LR of400kVChandrapur-Parli Ckt-3 LR atboth ends

MSETCL - -

8 80MVAR LR of400kVKhandwa-Seoni-1 LR @ Seoni

POWERGRID 11/12/17 ForCommissioningof new TBEAmake LR

OCC members may like to deliberate on the following issues

a. All the SLDCs may apprise the OCC regarding the actions taken to

control the over voltages at above mentioned nodes.

b. Concerned utilities to expedite revival of the bus reactors and line

reactors under prolonged Outage LR would further help in for better

voltage regulation.

c. MSETCL to update the progress of commissioning of envisaged Shunt

Reactors in Maharashtra system.

d. POWERGRID to submit the detailed scheme for converting LR as

Switchable reactor without going for NGR bypass scheme

Discussions:

POWERGRID was requested to put up the detailed scheme for converting

LR at Durg to switchable. POWERGRID was also advised to list out the

stations where implementation of NGR bypass scheme could enable

conversion of LR into BR when the lines is out of service.

WRLDC requested NTPC Ltd/POWERGRID to expedite restoration of LR of

400 kV VSTPS-Jabalpur-1&2.


SLDC Maharashtra informed that at 400kV Kolhapur 125 MVA reactor

newly charged on 07.02.2018

The status of revival of reactors which are under prolonged outage given

by concerned utilities is as below

S.No Element Owner

OutageDate Reason

Status byUtilities

1

125 MVARBR atNagda MPPTCL

25/10/17

Problem inswitchingdevice

15th Apr18

2

80MVAR LRof 400kVKhandwa-Seoni-1 LR@ Seoni

POWERGRID

11/12/17

ForCommissioning of newTBEA makeLR

31st Mar18


6. Synchronous Condenser Mode of Operation at GhatgharGhatghar pump storage power plant in Maharashtra is connected to

Kalwa, Jindal, Washala and Nasik through 220 kV single ckts. Ghatghar

plant can generate 250 MW (2x125 MW) in generation mode and can

absorb 300 MW (2x150 MW) in pumping mode. The four quadrant

operation of Ghatghar machine is shown below. Ghartghar machines are

capable of absorbing MVAr from grid in generation and as well as

pumping modes.






S.No Element Owner

OutageDate Reason

Status byUtilities

1


25/10/17


15th Apr18

2


POWERGRID

11/12/17


31st Mar18








pumping modes.






S.No Element Owner

OutageDate Reason

Status byUtilities

1


25/10/17


15th Apr18

2


POWERGRID

11/12/17


31st Mar18








pumping modes.


It was observed that 50% of the time (26 Feb to 4 Mar18) the voltages atKalwa are more than 420 kV. Running Ghatghar machine in synchronouscondenser mode of operation would help in improving voltage profile at220 kV Kalwa during off-peak.

Kalwa SLDC may apprise OCC1. Running Ghatghar machines in synchronous condenser mode of

operation.2. Measures being taken to improve voltage profile of Kalwa and

nearby stations

Discussions:Representative from WRLDC stated as under:

o 50% of the time (26 Feb18 to 4 Mar18) the voltage at Kalwa was

more than 420kV.

o SLDC Maharashtra to explore the possibilities of running

Ghatgar machine in synchronous condenser mode for voltage

regulation at 220 kV Ghatghar and 220 kV Kalwa.

SLDC Maharashtra informed that possibilities would be discussed

with Ghatgar station and would be shared in next OCC meeting.

The Sub-Committee noted the same.7. Parallel operation of 220kV Mudshingi(WR)-Chikodi(SR) and

Talangade(WR)-Chikodi (SR) lines with other WR-SR Inter Regionallines220kV Kolhapur_MSETCL (WR)-Chikodi(SR) is an interstate line betweenMaharashtra in WR and Karnataka in SR. This line is operated in radialmode through bus split arrangement done at both ends to supply powerto Karnataka.Generally, Kolhapur area is a high voltage area and few lines connected to400kV Kolhapur (MSETCL) and Kolhapur (PG) are opened to control thehigh voltages. The Voltage pattern and ICTs loadings at 400kV Kolhapur-MSETCL for the last one year is as below.


Utilisation of 220kV Kolhapur-Chikodi S/C for inter-regional powertransfer with ISTS status would help for better utilization of KolhapurICTs and voltage improvement in Kolhapur area. Considering 220kVKolhapur-Chikodi S/C line as inter regional ISTS lines would enhance thetransfer capability towards SR.

Discussions:

Representative from WRLDC stated as under:

220 kV Mudshingi(WR)-Chikodi (SR) and Talanghade(WR)-Chikodi

(SR) were earlier used to supply power to Karnataka in radial mode.

These lines are presently not utilized.

The WR-SR corridor had been augmented after commissioning of

765 kV Wardha-Nizamabad 2xS/C and 400 kV Kolhapur-Kudgi

D/C.

Parallel operation of 220kV Mudshingi(WR)-Chikodi(SR) and

Talangade(WR)-Chikodi (SR) lines with other WR-SR Inter Regional

lines would augment reliability of 220 kV Talangade/Chokodi,

enhance angular stability of WR-SR corridor, improve voltage

regulation in Kolhapur area, improve the damping ratio during

oscillations and increase the transfer capability between WR-SR.

SEM is already available at 220 kV Mudshingi and Talangade.

The energy exchanged on the 220 kV lines could be included in the

IR energy exchange and settled in the regional REA.

Non-discriminatory open access could be granted



Discussions:







D/C.













Discussions:







D/C.












SLDC Maharashtra raised the concerns over the loading of Talangade and

Karad ICTs when the injection from co-generation plants and Wind RES is

low.

WRLDC explained that the Talangade ICTs loading was analyzed for last

one year and the loading on ICTs was below N-1 security limit for 85 % of

the time. Occasional overloading of the ICTs could be taken care by

implementing inter trip scheme.

SLDC Maharashtra informed that they will take up the issue withMaharashtra STU and inform the forum.


8. Parallel operation of 220kV Ponda (WR)-Ambewadi (SR) and Xeldem(WR)-Ambewadi (SR) lines with other WR-SR Inter Regional lines

In general 220 kV Ponda-Ambewadi S/C is kept in service and 220 kV

Ponda-Xeldem S/C is kept out of service. 220 kV Ponda-Xeldem S/C is

kept in service when 220 kV Ponda-Ambewadi is under forced or planned

outage. N-1 contingency of Goa ISTS lines reducing reliability of Goa

power system. Keeping 220 kV Ponda-Xeldem S/C in service would

enhance reliability and ensure continuous supply to Goa.

Discussions:

WRLDC said that parallel operation of of 220kV Ponda (WR)-Ambewadi

(SR) and 220kV Xeldem (WR)-Ambewadi (SR) lines with other WR-SR

Inter Regional lines would enhance the reliability of Goa system and

advised SLDC Goa to resolve the protection and telemetry related

issues.

SLDC Goa informed that the matter would be taken up with concerned

team and inform the same to forum.



9. STATCOM in Western Region

Following Static Synchronous Compensators (STATCOMs) are planned in

WR to provide dynamic voltage support.

S.No Location Dynamic MSR

(Mechanically

Switched

Reactor)

MSC

(Mechanically

Switched

Capacitor)

1 Satna 300 MVAR 2x125 1x125

2 Gwalior 200 MVAR 2x125 1x125

3 Aurangabad 300 MVAR 2x125 1x125

4 Solapur 300 MVAR 2x125 1x125

Proposed STATCOM at 400 kV Satna is commissioned and testing of

STATCOM has been completed by POWERGRID on 9th and 12th March18.

POWERGRID may apprise OCC

1. Progress of STATCOM commissioning in WR

2. Technical details and operational philosophy of STATCOM.

Discussions:Representative from POWERGRID intimated that

Four STATCOMs are under erection and commissioning in WR at

Satna PG, Aurangabad, Solapur and Gwalior substations.

One STATCOM had been commissioned at 400 kV NP Kunta in

Southern Region.

The testing activities of individual components of the STATCOM

were being carried out in coordination with WRLDC and he added

that they were making all efforts to commission the STATCOMs at

Satna and Aurangabad by 31st March 2018.

Representative from WRLDC stated that


13 STATCOMs had been approved in the CEA Standing Committee

for providing dynamic reactive compensation.

STATCOM comprised of dynamic reactive compensation as well as

the static compensation from the mechanically switched reactors

and capacitors. The maximum and minimum composite

compensation would be as under:

Station Composite Max

MVAr in

Inductive Mode

Composite Max

MVAr in

Capacitive Mode

Satna 550 MVAr 425 MVAr

Aurangabad 550 MVAr 425 MVAr

Solapur 550 MVAr 425 MVAr

Gwalior 450 MVAr 325 MVAr

The reference voltage of the STATCOM could be varied to observethe composite steady state response of STATCOM along withMechanically Switched Reactors/Capacitors. The transientresponse of STATCOM during trial operation would be visible onlythere is a perturbation in the grid during that period near thelocation where STATCOM is installed.

As per the document received from POWERGRID the STATCOMcould operate in constant reactive power control mode and voltagecontrol mode.

As per IEGC, the duration of trial operation is 72 hours forgenerating units and 24 hours for transmission lines, reactors andICTs. CIGRE Technical Brochure 663 provides guidelines for testingand trial operation of STATCOMs.

With reference to the trial operation there were divergent views.

Representative from SLDC Maharashtra and Gujarat opined that in the

absence of regulations, CIGRE guidelines could be referred for trial

operation. Representative from Madhya Pradesh opined that the

STATCOM should be tested at full load in inductive as well as capacitive


mode. Representatives from SLDC Chattisgarh and SLDC Goa stated that

they would revert after consultation with their management.

POWEGRID was advised to install PMU at all the four the STATCOM

locations in WR for observability of composite response of

STATCOM+MSR+MSC at WRLDC.

WRPC opined that in the absence of methodology / procedures for

declaring COD of STATCOM in existing regulation, PGCIL may approach

Honble CERC for deciding number of days required for trial operation for

declaring COD of STATCOM.

The Sub- Committee noted as above.

Additional Agenda Items1. CGPL Co-ordination

Representative from CGPL informed that to work on 400KV line, working partymust take NBFC/LCP directly from both terminal point substation/generatingstation before execution of work and same is followed earlier.But now on day same is not followed, PGCIL (from Bhachau substation) istaking NBFC from CGPL to work on Mundra-Jetpur line after isolation andinsisting to CGPL to take LCP from Jetpur substation for PGCIL (from Bhachausubstation) and they are not communicating directly. This is violation of SOPand unsafe practice.So, CGPL requested to advice all working party to follow SOP before execution ofwork to avoid unsafe situation.Discussions:Representative from PGCIL, Vadodara stated that he will look in to the matter &ensured that this type of issue will not come in future.OCC opined that the concern availing agency shall take up the NBFC/LCPdirectly from both terminal point substation/generating station.

The Sub- Committee noted as above.

Item No. 10: Date and venue of next OCC meeting

It is proposed to hold the 506th OCC meeting at WRPC, Mumbai on 19th

April, 2018.

The Sub- Committee noted as above.**********************

Anaulagnak 2.1

maah frvarI 2018

1. INTEGRATED OVER AN-HOURek GaMTo maoM samaakilat

1.1 MAXIMUM FREQUENCY 50.06 Hz. BETWEEN 0100 Hrs & 0200 Hrs Hrs. ON 12.02.2018

AiQaktma AavaRi%t

1.2 MINIMUM FREQUENCY 49.86 Hz. BETWEEN 1000 Hrs & 1100 Hrs Hrs. ON 28.02.2018

nyaUnatma AavaRi%t

1.3 AVERAGE FREQUENCY 49.98 Hz.

AaOsat AavaRi%t

2. INSTANTANEOUS ta%kailak

2.1 MAXIMUM FREQUENCY 50.20 Hz. AT 13:02:30 Hrs. ON 17.02.2018

AiQaktma AavaRi%t

2.2 MINIMUM FREQUENCY 49.70 Hz. AT 06:43:30 hrs Hrs. ON 17.02.2018

nyaUnatma AavaRi%t

3. %AGE OF TIME WHEN FREQUENCY WAS FEBRUARY 2018 JANUARY 2018 DECEMBER 2017

AavaRi%t ka samaya p`itSat maoM

3.1 BELOW 48.5 Hz. 0.00 0.00 0.00

48.5 hT\ja ko naIcao3.2 BETWEEN 48.5 Hz. AND 48.8 Hz. 0.00 0.00 0.00

48.5 hT\ja AaOr 48.8 hT\ja ko baIca3.3 BETWEEN 48.8 Hz. AND 49.2 Hz. 0.00 0.00 0.00






50.05 hT\ja AaOr 51.5 hT\ja ko baIca3.9 ABOVE 51.5 Hz. 0.00 0.00 0.00

51.5 hT\ja ko }pr

4.1 NO. OF TIMES FREQUENCY 0 0 0

TOUCHED 48.80 Hz. AavaRi%t 48.80 hT\ja kao CUhI





maoM AavaRi%t ko AaMkD,aoM ka ivavarNa

FREQUENCY PARTICULARS DURING FEBRUARY 2018

(AS PER FREQUENCY REPORT OF WRLDC)

(piScama xao~ Baar p`oYaNa kond` kI AavaRi%t irpaoT- ko AaQaar pr)

2018 ANNEXURE 2.3 Voltage Profile during the month of Feb'18

Date

Max Min Max Min Max Min Max Min Max Min Max Min Max Min Max Min Max Min

1 419 402 421 407 413 396 420 404 419 402 417 400 412 396 423 414 425 4172 420 403 425 406 414 396 417 404 422 404 420 402 417 392 421 412 424 4153 420 400 422 406 415 393 418 401 422 402 419 400 414 393 421 409 422 4144 420 405 423 408 414 397 421 406 422 403 419 403 412 393 422 412 423 4175 420 404 423 407 414 397 424 408 422 403 418 401 412 389 423 412 423 4146 419 404 422 409 411 397 421 408 421 405 418 403 417 393 420 412 421 4147 419 404 422 410 411 397 420 413 421 406 418 404 414 392 420 411 421 4138 419 407 423 411 413 401 425 410 420 409 418 400 414 395 421 411 422 4149 420 403 422 408 412 397 420 408 421 406 419 403 413 393 421 412 424 41410 421 405 424 410 414 400 421 412 422 408 420 391 412 396 421 414 421 41411 425 405 426 409 417 399 424 409 423 407 422 405 415 398 425 414 424 41612 424 408 424 412 417 401 428 410 420 406 419 405 418 397 425 416 425 41713 422 410 425 394 416 403 424 412 423 410 420 400 417 393 423 416 423 41714 424 410 426 412 418 403 426 411 423 408 421 407 416 396 426 414 423 41315 422 405 424 410 415 399 422 407 422 406 420 403 418 393 422 413 419 412

400kV 400kV 400kV 400kV 400kV 400kV 400kV 400kV 400kV

Bhopal Khandwa Itarsi Damoh Nagda Indore Gwalior

Raipur Raigarh

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,Power System Operation Corporation Ltd.

(A Government of India Enterprise)Western Regional Load Despatch Centre,Mumbai

15 422 405 424 410 415 399 422 407 422 406 420 403 418 393 422 413 419 41216 419 402 423 409 413 396 421 406 419 402 418 400 411 392 422 415 422 41517 418 406 423 408 411 399 419 408 420 403 418 402 403 403 421 414 425 41618 419 407 421 409 411 400 420 407 419 405 418 404 403 403 420 414 422 41619 419 404 423 410 412 398 419 406 421 406 418 404 403 398 422 413 422 41420 416 405 422 409 412 399 420 405 420 406 417 404 398 398 422 414 422 41221 417 405 421 407 409 397 418 405 419 404 415 402 408 398 421 414 421 41522 417 404 422 407 410 397 419 404 420 404 417 402 408 408 420 413 420 41323 421 404 425 408 414 396 416 406 422 405 420 401 408 408 419 413 424 41424 418 404 422 410 410 398 417 403 421 406 416 403 408 408 420 412 422 41325 418 404 423 410 410 398 418 406 420 406 418 404 408 408 420 413 424 41626 419 406 421 409 412 397 418 406 419 405 417 403 408 408 420 412 423 41627 418 404 422 408 410 397 418 406 421 405 418 402 408 395 421 413 423 41328 418 405 420 407 409 397 417 404 419 405 416 402 410 398 421 412 423 415

425 400 426 394 418 393 428 401 423 402 422 391 418 389 426 409 425 412

Date

Max Min Max Min Max Min Max Min Max Min Max Min Max Min Max Min Max Min

1 419 410 426 413 432 406 427 400 427 407 437 411 427 410 416 403 426 4072 417 408 425 412 434 406 427 398 427 408 437 411 429 408 417 401 431 4143 418 404 425 414 435 408 428 400 428 407 430 410 428 408 416 403 428 4174 418 407 427 413 434 406 430 404 427 407 436 411 427 410 418 404 432 4175 419 407 426 413 432 402 430 402 427 403 438 405 429 408 417 402 430 4176 417 408 422 413 432 406 428 404 424 404 434 405 426 409 416 403 430 4197 416 407 424 413 431 408 427 402 422 403 426 413 425 409 417 403 432 4188 422 407 425 411 434 404 427 399 426 401 434 406 428 408 416 402 432 4189 417 407 425 413 433 407 428 404 425 410 435 414 428 409 418 401 432 417

10 418 410 426 414 434 412 428 404 428 409 435 410 425 410 417 405 432 41811 422 410 427 414 435 411 430 407 425 408 433 410 423 411 419 406 433 42112 423 413 426 416 433 406 431 405 425 405 434 406 426 407 417 402 433 41813 420 412 427 415 435 411 430 408 428 410 436 410 427 409 418 407 434 42314 423 411 427 417 434 412 430 408 429 409 437 410 426 411 418 405 432 41915 419 409 426 412 432 408 430 405 427 405 437 410 426 409 417 403 432 41216 419 411 426 416 431 410 429 404 424 410 434 413 425 409 416 403 431 41717 418 410 426 414 433 412 428 407 425 406 435 408 426 406 417 403 431 41718 417 411 425 417 434 411 430 408 426 408 435 413 426 409 417 405 431 421

Karad Asoj Dehgam400kV 400kV 400kV 400kV 400kV 400kV 400kVBhilai Wardha Dhule Parli Boisar Kalwa

400kV 400kV

18 417 411 425 417 434 411 430 408 426 408 435 413 426 409 417 405 431 42119 419 410 426 415 437 407 426 404 425 400 435 404 425 408 416 404 429 41920 418 410 426 414 434 410 429 407 424 402 433 405 424 408 417 404 430 41921 417 410 425 413 432 408 428 400 423 403 426 405 427 410 416 401 430 41522 416 410 426 413 433 409 429 406 423 401 432 406 424 409 416 404 430 41823 415 409 426 417 435 410 420 420 421 407 429 411 422 409 417 403 429 41624 417 409 426 417 433 413 432 409 422 404 430 409 426 409 415 402 429 41525 417 410 426 416 435 415 429 406 422 406 431 410 427 409 416 405 431 41726 416 409 426 415 433 412 424 404 424 402 433 405 426 409 417 401 430 41527 417 409 423 414 432 409 425 399 423 402 433 405 425 408 418 402 431 41828 418 409 422 411 431 408 426 400 420 397 430 401 426 405 415 398 429 413

423 404 427 411 437 402 432 398 429 397 438 401 429 405 419 398 434 407

Date

Max Min Max Min Max Min Max Min Max Min Max Min Max Min Max Min Max Min Max Min

1 419 409 413 401 420 406 424 404 428 404 421 402 427 409 418 400 787 761 781 7502 420 408 413 399 420 405 426 401 427 408 421 400 427 409 419 396 790 756 792 7553 418 409 411 399 418 406 425 402 430 408 421 402 427 409 418 397 789 756 787 7564 420 409 413 398 418 406 423 405 430 411 422 402 427 409 420 403 792 763 788 7595 420 407 411 401 419 408 425 402 433 413 422 399 427 404 418 398 790 759 784 7596 419 409 412 401 418 407 423 402 429 410 420 401 423 407 418 399 785 758 788 7607 420 410 412 400 418 406 423 404 428 409 421 400 422 404 419 400 785 756 789 7578 418 408 411 399 419 406 426 402 427 408 422 397 425 398 419 396 784 762 784 7659 419 408 409 398 417 405 424 407 429 400 420 403 423 408 419 399 784 758 796 760

10 420 410 410 398 417 405 426 408 422 403 422 404 425 409 420 392 790 763 790 75711 421 412 411 399 417 407 425 409 426 404 421 405 423 408 420 399 795 767 788 758

765Kv 765Kv

IndoreBina400kV 400kV400kV 400kV 400kV 400kV 400kV 400kV

Kasor Jetpur Amreli Vapi Mapusa Kala Magarwada Hazira

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11 421 412 411 399 417 407 425 409 426 404 421 405 423 408 420 399 795 767 788 75812 419 408 411 399 418 405 426 404 425 401 422 401 425 405 419 392 796 764 788 76013 420 404 413 401 419 407 428 409 423 403 425 406 428 413 418 396 792 761 794 76514 420 394 411 399 418 406 428 408 427 405 424 403 428 410 420 398 799 766 790 76415 420 406 411 401 417 406 426 402 428 403 415 400 418 405 419 395 793 760 785 75716 419 408 411 400 416 406 423 405 421 400 421 403 423 410 418 396 786 757 784 75217 419 409 410 399 416 406 424 400 419 396 420 396 425 406 418 397 791 765 784 75518 419 411 410 398 417 404 424 404 424 406 420 398 425 410 418 401 784 763 783 75919 419 409 412 400 417 407 423 399 425 399 420 398 425 402 419 400 785 765 787 75620 419 410 413 399 421 406 422 401 424 403 419 399 423 404 418 396 785 761 782 75821 418 407 410 400 417 406 420 401 419 404 418 399 422 403 414 392 783 761 784 75422 419 409 413 401 420 408 421 400 426 402 419 398 423 401 417 399 785 761 787 75523 418 410 413 398 419 404 420 405 423 402 417 404 419 409 417 401 787 760 792 75124 418 408 412 400 419 408 420 404 424 395 418 402 421 408 420 400 782 760 781 75625 420 412 411 400 417 405 422 405 424 408 419 403 423 408 420 401 786 759 788 75626 420 408 412 399 417 406 423 402 424 403 421 400 423 403 419 398 787 764 785 75427 420 409 412 401 418 407 423 401 426 408 420 400 422 404 418 395 787 763 783 75328 418 406 414 401 419 407 420 392 426 400 417 391 421 398 417 396 787 768 784 756

421 394 414 398 421 404 428 392 433 395 425 391 428 398 420 392 799 756 796 750

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Date

Max Min Max Min Max Max Max Min Max Min Max Min Max Min Max Min Max Min Max Min

1 771 760 777 758 801 784 803 786 793 766 805 780 795 767 770 758 787 763 798 7692 772 757 780 754 801 781 803 782 796 765 806 777 796 757 771 756 790 757 798 7623 771 757 777 755 797 783 799 784 797 766 798 778 796 757 767 756 787 762 794 7674 776 761 784 759 796 785 799 786 796 767 801 782 796 764 769 758 788 765 798 7715 776 759 783 757 793 783 795 783 794 762 800 782 795 762 771 755 790 765 798 7716 772 758 778 752 790 781 792 781 793 766 792 780 795 760 767 757 784 764 790 7717 770 757 775 752 793 778 796 779 794 767 796 777 794 757 772 756 787 764 794 7698 769 759 774 758 793 781 795 782 794 765 798 751 791 763 770 759 789 765 796 7659 772 759 781 756 798 781 801 782 798 763 803 781 798 759 771 760 789 765 797 769

10 774 761 783 762 793 779 795 780 797 771 799 775 796 765 771 760 793 765 800 76811 776 763 786 766 796 783 797 785 798 771 800 782 799 770 770 760 795 767 796 771

Sasan Satna Tamnar Kotra Vadodara765Kv 765Kv 765Kv 765Kv 765Kv 765Kv 765Kv 765Kv 765Kv 765Kv

Durg Gwalior Sipat Seoni Wardha

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11 776 763 786 766 796 783 797 785 798 771 800 782 799 770 770 760 795 767 796 77112 776 756 787 757 797 784 798 785 794 764 798 784 805 766 771 758 796 775 797 77113 771 754 780 750 795 784 797 785 798 774 799 780 800 758 769 757 795 770 799 76714 780 760 791 761 794 773 796 773 800 772 794 780 802 760 771 758 792 770 795 77215 775 758 784 759 786 769 787 769 797 765 794 775 799 761 767 755 790 766 797 761

16 770 756 780 753 793 779 795 780 793 768 785 775 794 760 767 755 790 768 799 77417 773 761 782 762 804 783 804 785 793 766 806 783 803 769 767 756 788 766 799 77018 769 759 775 759 796 781 798 782 794 771 800 777 792 763 764 756 786 767 795 768

19 769 760 775 762 793 779 796 780 795 765 801 773 791 767 771 754 791 764 799 767

20 765 755 772 755 794 771 797 771 794 769 798 774 795 760 769 759 789 767 799 76821 769 756 774 757 794 777 796 779 792 765 798 778 791 762 771 757 786 764 796 764

22 771 759 778 758 791 778 793 780 792 769 806 775 792 765 771 759 787 763 798 765

23 774 759 782 756 798 780 798 781 796 765 808 786 796 765 770 756 789 763 799 77424 771 755 777 750 798 781 799 784 792 765 812 782 793 762 766 757 787 768 804 77425 773 759 781 760 800 783 801 785 792 772 804 779 797 765 769 758 790 766 804 77526 772 762 780 763 802 735 802 786 792 765 805 781 795 768 769 759 790 768 803 773

27 770 761 779 763 797 781 800 781 795 761 800 774 793 766 770 757 789 766 799 772

28 774 759 782 765 797 783 798 783 790 758 798 777 792 770 769 760 787 764 793 767780 754 791 750 804 735 804 769 800 758 812 751 805 757 772 754 796 757 804 761

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ANNEXURE 2.5frvarI 2018 ko daOrana piScama xao~ maoM ivaVut kTaOityaaM/ pabMaidyaaM

Power Cut/Restrictions in Western Region for the month of February-2018k : gaujarat Gujarat

1 ]VaoogaaoM ko ilayao ivaVut kTaOityaaM1 Power Cut/ Restriction on Industriesa) All industries are allowed to run their units on all days of week & if they want to avail staggered holiday,

then they will have to staggered on notified day only & cannot avail as per their choice.b) All industries are required to keep their recess timings staggered.

2 kRiYa va gaamaINa xao~aoM kao ivaVut AapUit-2. Power supply to Agricultural & Rural Sectorsa) 08 Hrs. power supply in staggered form in rotation of day & night is given to Ag. Single Phase supply given duringrest of 16 Hrs by providing LSTC.

b) Jyotigram Yojana 24 hrs.

3 Anya jaanakarI3. Any other information: NIL.K : maQya p`doSa Madhya Pradesh

1 ]VaoogaaoM ko ilayao ivaVut kTaOityaaM / pabMaidyaaM , rajya maoM Baar inayamana Aaid1 Power Cut/ Restriction on Industries, Load Shedding in the state etc

ivavarNa Details ivaVut kTaOtI kI maa~aQuantum of

power cut (MW)

pabandI ka samayaRestriction Timing

p`it idna kula }jaa- kTaOtITotal Energy Cut

(MUs /daysao From tk To(a) Power Restrictions(Eveningpeak Hour) on non continuous

process HT/LT Industries M(b) Baar inayamana Load Shedding

SaUnya Nil

SaUnya Nil

SaUnya Nil

SaUnya Nil

SaUnya Nil

SaUnya Nil

SaUnya Nil

SaUnya Nil

(c) Anya jaanakarI Other information1.Weekly Off2.Staggering of power supply

SaUnya NilSaUnya Nil




2 kRiYa xao~ kao ivaVut AapUit-2. Power supply to Agricultural Sector: -

ivavarNa Details sao FromidnaaMk Date

tk ToidnaaMk Date

p`it idna AapUit- GaMTo Supply Hours per dayMax. (Hrs) Min. (Hrs) Average (Hrs)

2.1 Three-PhaseSupply(DLF)

01.02.2018 28.02.2018 23:32 23:05 23:21

2.1 Three-PhaseSupply(Irrigation)

01.02.2018 28.02.2018 23:40 23:21 23:30

2.1 Three-PhaseSupply(Mixed)

01.02.2018 28.02.2018 09:54 09:42 09:51

3 Anya jaanakarI3. Any other information

SahrI xao~aoM maoM inayamana ivaVut kTaOityaaM Scheduled Power cuts in Urban AreasivavarNa Details sao From

idnaaMk Datetk To idnaaMk

DateAaosat pitidna Average SupplyAapUit- GaMTo Hours per day

Max.(Hrs)

Min. (Hrs) Average (Hrs)

3.1 Commissionary H. Qtrs. 01.02.2018 28.02.2018 23:54 23:36 23:483.2 District Head Qtrs. 01.02.2018 28.02.2018 23:56 23:44 23:533.3 Tehsil Head Qtrs. 01.02.2018 28.02.2018 23:49 23:35 23:44

ga : maharaYT/ Maharashtra1 ]QyaaogaaoM ko ilayao ivaVut kTaOityaaM / pabMaidyaaM , rajya maoM Baar inayamana Aaid1. Power Cut/ Restriction on Industries, Load Shedding in the state etc


power cut (MW)


pit idna kula }jaa- kTaOtITotal Energy Cut

(MUs /dayFrom To

(a) Power Cuts/Restriction on HT/LT Industries(b) Load SheddingFrom 01.02.18 to 28.02.18

SaUnya Nil

SaUnya Nil

SaUnya Nil

SaUnya Nil

SaUnya Nil

SaUnya Nil

SaUnya Nil

SaUnya Nil

(c) Any other information1.Weekly Off2. Staggering of power supplyIndustrial Staggering LSwithdrawn from 03/02/2012

SaUnya Nil SaUnya Nil SaUnya Nil SaUnya Nil

2 kRiYa xao~ kao ivaVut AapUit-2. Power supply to Agricultural Sector

From To Supply Hours per Day

Max. Min. Average

(Date) (Date) (HRs) (HRs) (HRs)

2.1 Three-Phase Supply 01.02.2018 28.02.2018 10 8 92.2 Single-Phase Supply 01.02.2018 28.02.2018 18 18 182.3 Remarks/Notes/Anyother information.

3 Anya jaanakarI Any other information:There is no load shedding on industrial feeders in Maharashtra

Ga : C%tIsagaZ, Chhattisgarh:1 ]QyaaogaaoM ko ilayao ivaVut kTaOityaaM / pabMaidyaaM , rajya maoM Baar inayamana Aaid1 Power Cut/ Restriction on Industries, Load Shedding in the state etc

ivavarNa Details ivaVut kTaOtI kI maa~aQuantum of power cut (MW)

pabandI ka samayaRestriction Time

p`it idna kula}jaa- kTaOtI

TotalEnergy Cut(MUs /day)

sao From tkTo

(A) Scheduled(a) (i) Power Cuts/Restriction on HT Industries(ii) Power Cuts/Restrictionon LT Industries(iii) Power Cuts/Restrictionon Rural(iv) Agriculture pump*

(v)Urban/ Sub-Urban(iv)Town feeders(C-1to C-6)

(B) Un-Scheduled(a) Load Shedding

00.00(Av)

00.00(Av)

00.00 (Av)00.00 (Av)00.00(Av)00.00 (Av)

1i) Rural: 60.24 MW (Avg) For 8:28 Hrs2.Town Feeders (C-1to C-6 & X) : 0.00(Av)

-

-

-00.00

--

-

-

-

-00.00

--

-

-

-

-

-0.00

--

0.020

-

3. Industries Nil0.000

Total Energy Cut/day 0.020( b) Any other information1.Weekly Off/staggering ofpower supply

- - - -

2 kRiYa xao~ kao ivaVut AapUit-2. Power supply to Agricultural Sector


tk ToidnaaMk Date


2.1 Three-Phase Supply 01.02.2018 to 28.02.2018 18.002.2 Single-Phase Supply - - - - -2.3 Remarks/Note/ - - - - -

3 Anya jaanakarI / Any other information: SaUnya Nil

Annexure 2.5(A)

Power Cut/Restrictions in ------------------(Name of State/UT) for the month of -------------------

1 ]VaoogaaoM ko ilayao ivaVut kTaOityaaM / pabMaidyaaM , rajya maoM Baar inayamana Aaid1 Power Cut/ Restriction on Industries, Load Shedding in the state etc


power cut (MW)


p`it idna kula }jaa- kTaOtITotal Energy Cut

(MUs /daysao From tk To(a) Power Restrictions(Eveningpeak Hour) on non continuous

process HT/LT Industries M(b) Baar inayamana Load Shedding(c) Anya jaanakarI Other information

1.Weekly Off2.Staggering of power supply

2 kRiYa xao~ kao ivaVut AapUit-2. Power supply to Agricultural Sector: -


tk ToidnaaMk Date


2.1 Three-PhaseSupply(DLF)2.1 Three-PhaseSupply(Irrigation)2.1 Three-PhaseSupply(Mixed)

3 SahrI xao~aoM maoM inayamana ivaVut kTaOityaaM Scheduled Power cuts in Urban Areas


tk To idnaaMkDate

Aaosat pitidna Average SupplyAapUit- GaMTo Hours per day

Max.(Hrs)

Min. (Hrs) Average (Hrs)

3.1 Commissionary H. Qtrs.

3.2 District Head Qtrs.

3.3 Tehsil Head Qtrs.

4 Anya jaanakarI4. Any other information

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Annex-2.6

2018Details of forced unit outages during the month ofFeb.2018

Sl.No

Unit

Constituent/IPP

Cap.MW

oFrom

To

Reason

Time Date Time Date

1. BECL 2 GSECL 250 16:34 22-08-2017 Still out Still out Drum level high/LigniteShortage2. DGBP 3 GSECL 375 06:00 27-10-2017 Still out Still out RSD3. DGBP 1 GSECL 107 15:05 06-01-2018 12:15 22-02-2018 RSD4. SUGEN 2 GSECL 382 00:24 14-01-2018 11:24 15-02-2018 RSD5. Hazira(Extn) GSECL 351 11:15 15-01-2018 Still out Still out Plant Shutdown/Maintenance6. GPPC 1 GSECL 351 06:00 25-01-2018 Still out Still out RSD7.

UTRAN STG II 1GSECL 375 19:39 25-01-2018 14:40 07-03-2018 RSD

8. GPPC 2 GSECL 351 18:00 01-02-2018 Still out Still outLubrication system checking& kept in RSD since 00:00hrsof 10.02.18

9. GPEC 3 GSECL 218 18:06 05-02-2018 05:16 18-02-2018 RSD10. BECL 1 GSECL 250 00:35 07-02-2018 11:39 15-02-2018 Raw water shortage11. GPEC 1 GSECL 218 14:37 08-02-2018 09:48 20-02-2018 RSD12.

GIPCL STG 2GSECL 165 00:05 09-02-2018 09:30 22-02-2018 RSD

13. GPEC 2 GSECL 218 19:56 09-02-2018 09:43 15-02-2018 RSD14. Wanakbori 5 GSECL 210 14:05 15-02-2018 20:11 23-02-2018 Steam leakages

15. SUGEN 3 GSECL 382 21:19 16-02-2018 06:40 22-02-2018 RSD16. OPGS 2 GSECL 150 19:27 19-02-2018 17:42 24-02-2018 Less Schedule17. Gandhinagar 4 GSECL 120 13:30 20-02-2018 22:50 22-02-2018 Coal feeder conveyor beltproblem.18.

GIPCL STG 2GSECL 165 10:59 23-02-2018 14:10 28-02-2018 RSD / Costly generation

19. GPEC 2 GSECL 218 13:53 23-02-2018 13:11 28-02-2018 Non availability of Gas.20. GPEC 1 GSECL 218 13:58 23-02-2018 03:08 27-02-2018 Non availability of Gas.21. DGBP 1 GSECL 107 17:55 23-02-2018 Still out Still out Non availability of Gas.22. Wanakbori 1 GSECL 210 11:51 24-02-2018 Still out Still out Abnormal bearing vibration.

23. GPEC 3 GSECL 218 23:39 24-02-2018 06:15 28-02-2018 RSD24. DGBP 2 GSECL 112 23:26 25-02-2018 06:15 01-03-2018 RSD25. GPEC 1 GSECL 218 23:53 28-02-2018 12:07 08-03-2018 RSD26. GPEC 2 GSECL 218 15:45 28-02-2018 05:46 06-03-2018 RSD27. Koradi-6 MAHAGENCO 210 01:02 20-03-2015 Still out Still out Economic shutdown28. Parli 4 MAHAGENCO 210 19:

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