load shedding in pakistan reasons & remedies february 9, 2009 by muhammad ziauddin

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Page 1: Load shedding in Pakistan Reasons & Remedies February 9, 2009 By Muhammad Ziauddin

Load shedding in PakistanReasons & Remedies

February 9, 2009

By

Muhammad Ziauddin

Page 2: Load shedding in Pakistan Reasons & Remedies February 9, 2009 By Muhammad Ziauddin

Organization

Historical Background

Load duration curve

Capacity, capability & availability

Shortage Reasons Remedies / Suggestions

Page 3: Load shedding in Pakistan Reasons & Remedies February 9, 2009 By Muhammad Ziauddin

Historical Background

Pre 1994 era Sever load shedding

Post 1994 era Surplus power in the system

2002 Power Policy Lengthy procedure

– Approval of feasibility

– Tariff negotiation & approval

– Security packages

High load growth

Page 4: Load shedding in Pakistan Reasons & Remedies February 9, 2009 By Muhammad Ziauddin

Current Situation

Supply / Demand Balance

Load duration curve

Capacity, Capability and Availability

Demand

Supply

Page 5: Load shedding in Pakistan Reasons & Remedies February 9, 2009 By Muhammad Ziauddin

Power Supply/Demand Balance

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2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025

Year

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Page 6: Load shedding in Pakistan Reasons & Remedies February 9, 2009 By Muhammad Ziauddin

Load Duration Curve18th August 2007

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Time in hrs

Lo

ad

in

MW

Computed System Demand Actual Load Supplied Actual Availability

Page 7: Load shedding in Pakistan Reasons & Remedies February 9, 2009 By Muhammad Ziauddin

Load Duration Curve21st August 2008

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Time in hrs

Lo

ad

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MW

Computed System Demand Actual Load supplied Acutal Availability

Page 8: Load shedding in Pakistan Reasons & Remedies February 9, 2009 By Muhammad Ziauddin

Load Duration Curve10th January 2007

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010002000300040005000600070008000900100011001200130014001500160017001800190020002100220023002400

Time in hrs

Lo

ad

in

MW

Computed System Demand Actual Load Supplied Actual Availability

Page 9: Load shedding in Pakistan Reasons & Remedies February 9, 2009 By Muhammad Ziauddin

Load Duration Curve23rd January 2008

5,000

6,000

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8,000

9,000

10,000

11,000

12,000

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010002000300040005000600070008000900100011001200130014001500160017001800190020002100220023002400

Time in hrs

Lo

ad

in

MW

Computed System Demand Actual Load supplied Acutal Availability

Page 10: Load shedding in Pakistan Reasons & Remedies February 9, 2009 By Muhammad Ziauddin

Reasons

Late finalization of 2002 power policy

Late initiation of new projects

Long processing time

Not soliciting new power plants

Reliance of unsolicited proposal

WAPDA was not allowed to install thermal power plants

Private sector started taking advantages

Availability of machines in the international market

Page 11: Load shedding in Pakistan Reasons & Remedies February 9, 2009 By Muhammad Ziauddin

Reasons (contd)

No serious efforts on effeciency improvement and energy conservation

Time of day metering system is not up to its strength

Hydropower not comming up

Small hydro power plants are not being taken up by WAPDA

Closure of some IPP & WAPDA‘s power plants

Not payment of fuel bills to fuel suppliers

Page 12: Load shedding in Pakistan Reasons & Remedies February 9, 2009 By Muhammad Ziauddin

Reasons (contd)

International investors are not comming with enthusiasm International recession

Governace issue

No serious efforts to exploit alternative energy resources

Huge reserve of coal is not being used

Page 13: Load shedding in Pakistan Reasons & Remedies February 9, 2009 By Muhammad Ziauddin

Issues

Most of the new thermal power plants are based on fuel oil

Cost of electricity generations

Fuel imports – major implecations on forx reseve

Volatility of crude oil prices

Fuel transporation and import infrastructure

Road / railway network

Port facilities

Page 14: Load shedding in Pakistan Reasons & Remedies February 9, 2009 By Muhammad Ziauddin

Issues (contd)

Gas is not available for new power plants

Un efficient energy useage

No incentive from the government to develop alternative energy resources

Rental power plant is sucidal

Page 15: Load shedding in Pakistan Reasons & Remedies February 9, 2009 By Muhammad Ziauddin

Remedies / Suggestions

Development of alternative energy

The Regulator should be linient in tariff for wind and solar power plants

Manufacturing facility for wind and solar power plants be encouraged by the government

Coal should be used for power generation including imported Coal

Thermal power plants should be installed by WAPDA in parllel to IPPs

More emphasis should be on energy conservation and efficiency improvement

Page 16: Load shedding in Pakistan Reasons & Remedies February 9, 2009 By Muhammad Ziauddin

Remedies / Suggestions (contd)

Time of day tariff should be implemented in all catagories of consumers

A digonostic study should be conducted for oil transporatation infrastructure and port facilities

Captive power plant should brougt on bar

Industrial sector should be encouraged to install their own power plants and surplus should be purchased by WAPDA at a competitive price

Page 17: Load shedding in Pakistan Reasons & Remedies February 9, 2009 By Muhammad Ziauddin

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