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Presentation on

Over view of Power Sector in Telangana State

09.02.2018

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Detailed Contracted Capacity as on 02.06.2014

SectorCapacity

MW

Total TSGENCO 4365

Inter state Hydel Projects 76

Joint Sector (A.P.G.P.C.L) 31

IPPs - Gas based Power Plants 926

Solar 74

Other NCEs 162

Share from Central Sector 1873

Long term OA (TPCIL-I) 270

Total 7778

Severe Power crisis:

Peak Demand shortage - 2700 MW

Power cuts of 4-8 Hrs.

2 day Power holiday to Industries.

Measure taken:

Short term & Medium Term:

Staggering of loads 24 hrs of the day

Purchase from Exchange.

Increase in Generation by TSGENCO Plants.

Entering of Short term Power Purchase Agreements

Reduction of T&D Losses

Long Term:

Setting up of new plants by TSGENCO.

As a result of the above measures there is substantial

improvement in power supply position in the State. There is no

load relief from 20.11.2014 onwards.3

From Darkness to Light

9 Hrs Power Supply is given to Agriculture Sector in

Telangana State from 1st April,2016, successfully.

24 hours power supply was extended to agriculture

consumers on experimental basis in erstwhile three Districts

namely Medak from 16.07.2017, Nalgonda and Karimnagar

from 18.07.2017.

24 hours supply was extended to all districts from 06.11.2017

to 19.11.2017 on experimental basis and successful.

Hon’ble Chief Minister has directed the power utilities to

extend 24 Hrs power supply to Agriculture Sector in the

Telangana State from 01.01.2018 onwards.

With this, Telangana has Created New Record of Supplying

Quality Power Free of cost for 24 hours to the Agriculture

sector to 23 Lakh agriculture pump sets in Telangana state.4

From Darkness to Light

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Capacity Addition after formation of Telangana state

SectorCapacity

MW

TSGENCO (Hydel + Thermal)

(330+600 MW)930

Solar 3129

Other NCEs 120

Singareni TPP 1200

Chhattisgarh Power 1000

Share from Central Sector 484

Long term OA (TPCIL-II) 570

Total 7432

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Telangana State Contracted Capacity

as on Today

SectorCapacity

MW

Total TSGENCO 5295

Inter state Hydel Projects 76

Joint Sector (A.P.G.P.C.L) 25

IPPs - Gas based Power Plants 926

Solar 3203

Other NCEs 282

Singareni TPP 1200

Chhattisgarh Power 1000

Share from Central Sector 2363

Long term OA (TPCIL-I&II) 839

Total 15210

Telangana State Contracted Capacity (MW)

Contracted Capacity as on 02.06.2014 7778

Capacity Additions after 02.06.2014 7432

Total Contracted Capacity as on date 15210

Capacity of projects under construction 9780

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Capacity addition programme of Telangana State Capacity Addition in progress by TSGENCO

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No.Name of the Project

CapacityCommercial Operation Date

(MW)

1 Pulichintala HES (1X30 MW) 30 2017-2018

Up coming Thermal Projects

1Kothagudem TPS Stage-VII

(1x800 MW) 800 2017-2018

2 Bhadradri TPS (4X270 MW) 1080 2018-2019

3 Yadadri TPS (5x800 MW) 4000 2020-2021

Total Thermal 5880 With an Investment of Rs. 37,938 Crores

Total TSGENCO 5910

Capacity Addition in progress by Others

1 Solar Power300 2017-2018

500 2018-2019

2 NTPC (2X800 MW) 1600 2019-2020

3Singareni TPP Stage-II

(1X800 MW)800 2020-2021

4 Share from Central 670 2018-2019

Total 3870

Grand Total 9780

TSTRANSCOEHT SUBSTATIONS

(including LIS & Water Works)

As on 02.06.2014 As on 31.01.2018 Commissioned after 02.06.2014

400 kV 6 11 (& 5 of PGCIL)

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220 kV 51 74 23

132 kV 176 221 45

Total Sub Stations 233 306 73

Power Transformers 552 781 229

LINE LENGTH (CKM)

400 kV 2303 3852 1549

220 kV 5559 6965 1406

132 kV 9137 10666 1529

Total Line Length 16999 21483 44849

ExistingUnder

ConstructionExisting

Under

Construction

400 KV 11 10 3852 1697

220 KV 74 28 6965 968

132 KV 221 25 10666 588

Total 306 63 21483 3253

Substations (Nos.)

Voltage

level

Line Length (CKMs)

Transmission Infrastructure

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Investment on Transmission Network

Voltage Level

FY

2014-15

(02.06.2014 to

31.03.2015)

FY

2015-16

FY

2016-17

FY

2017-18

Total

(Rs. in

Crores)

400KV

Schemes847.77 780.87 1500.94 1272.72 4402.3

220KV and

132KV

Schemes

495.31 965.58 1005.18 668.82 3134.89

Grand Total 1343.08 1746.45 2506.12 1941.54 * 7537.19

( * Upto 8th , Feb'2018 )

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TSDISCOMs Infrastructure

33/11 kV Substations (No.) 2721

Distribution Transformers(No.) 631770

33 kV Line Length(Km) 22137

11 kV Line Length(Km) 147377

LT kV Line Length(Km) 308809

Overview of Distribution Network

DISCOM Population Consumers (Lakhs) Districts Towns Mandals Area ( Sq. km)

TSNPDCL 1.5 Crs 55.48 17 32 299 60,202

TSSPDCL 2.0 Crs 82.17 14 26 285 51,649

Total 3.5 Crs 137.65 31 58 584 1,11,851

TS DISCOMs Infrastructure

Description

As on

02.06.2014

Commissioned

after 02.06.2014

As on

31.01.2018

33/11kV Substation 2209 512 2721

Power Transformers 3231 1739 4970

Distribution Transformers 474784 156986 631770

Line Length (CKM)

33 kV 17976 4161 22137

11 kV 121983 25394 147377

No. of Agriculture

connections

1967603 302592 2270195

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Investment On Distribution Network

FY

2014-15

(02.06.2014 to

31.03.2015)

FY

2015-16

FY

2016-17

FY

2017-18

Total

(Rs. in

Crores)

Discoms 1679 2252 2903 1110 * 7944

( * Upto Sep'2017 )

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NoParameter 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17

2017-18

Up to

31.01.2018

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Peak Demand

met (MW)6660 6755 6849 9191 9500

Date & time23.03.2014

06.00 HRs

28.03.2015

01.00 HRs

16.10.2015

11.00 HRs

31.13.2017

13.00 HRs

13.09.2017

13.00 HRs

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Average

Energy

(MU/Day)

122.98 130.57 137.57 147.79 159.4

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Maximum

Energy met

(MU/Day)

144.1 154.66 154.97 188.63 197.94

Date 22.03.14 26.03.15 15.10.15 31.03.17 13.09.17

5Total Energy

Supplied (MU)44887 47657 50352 53945 48776

Power Supply Position

Note: The maximum Demand is expected to reach 10827 MW in 2017-18 and

11368 MW in 2018-19.

Sl.No. Particulars Unit 2014 2017 2024

1 Installed capacity MW 7778 15210 26268

2 Revenue Crores 18815 27296 -

3 Peak Demand Met MW 6660 9500 20373

4 Transmission &

Distribution losses

% 16.83 14.24 12.34

5 Subsidy Crores 3600 4777 -

6 Total No. of Villages

electrified

% 100 100 100

7 Power supply to

Agriculture

MU 11055 14374 17120

TS POWER SECTOR

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Year wise Subsidy Details From

2014-15 to 2017-18 (Rs in Crs) (As per Tariff Order)

YEAR TSSPDCL TSNPDCL Total

2014-15 1354.22 2245.78 3600.00

2015-16 723.79 3533.44 4257.23

2016-17 1074.27 3510.23 4584.50

2017-18 727.09 4049.96 4777.05

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ABSTRACT OF LIFT IRRIGATION SCHEMES - TSTRANSCO

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Description of item

Existing

On Going Up coming

Total (Including Existing)Kalesh

waram

Other than

Kaleshwaram

Total Ongoing

DevadulaLI (Phase-

III)

Seetarama

LIS

Pala muru-Rangareddy

LIS

Total Upcoming

1

LI

Schemes

(PHs)32 16 11 27 2 3 5 10 69

No. of

Pumps100 82 53 135 6 19 34 59 294

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Load

(CMD) -

MW 1243 4844 417 5261 161 650 4690 5501 12005

80% Load

– MW 994 3875 334 4209 129 520 3752 4401 9604

Telangana Solar Policy is appreciated as best one in the country.

Telangana has got the highest installed Solar Capacity of

3203 MW and stands number One in the Country, as on today.

Telangana has implemented distributed generation model for

adding Solar Capacity. The advantages of this model given

below:

• Avoidance of investment of Rs.533 Crores at EHT level in the

transmission network.

• Saving of energy of 122 MU, amounting to an annual saving of

Rs.49 crores, as generation is closer to the demand.

• The above model is now being adopted by all the states.

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Solar Power Generation

Reduction of T&D Losses to 12.34% by 2020-21.

Power Purchase Cost Optimization:

Addition of renewables at lower cost.

Surrendering of Telangana share of High cost CGS

Generators.

Backing down of high variable cost generators by active

participation in the Exchange.

Telangana in association with CEA & DFID is developing tool

for optimizing the daily power purchase cost by proper

load and price forecasting tools and optimization models.

Using Hydel projects in Pump mode operation.

Managing renewables by having REMC.

Taking steps towards Smart Grid.

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Way Forward

...T HANK YOU

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