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Madhya Pradesh Power Transmission Company Limited MADHYA PRADESH POWER TRANSMISSION COMPANY LIMITED STATE LOAD DESPATCH CENTRE, NAYAGAON, RAMPUR, JABALPUR Telephone: (0761) 2970089 Fax: (0761) 2664343/2970119 e-mail [email protected] Corporate office: Madhya Pradesh Power Transmission Co. Ltd., Block No.2, Shakti Bhawan, Rampur, Jabalpur 482008, CIN-U40109MP2001SGC014880, Email-mdtransco.nic.co.in No.07-05/SG-9B-II/146 Jabalpur, dated:18.01.2019 To As per distribution list Sub: Minutes of 67th meeting of Operation and Coordination Committee of MP. … The Minutes of 67th meeting of the Operation and Coordination Committee of MP held on 04th January 2019 at Conference Hall, SLDC, MPPTCL, Nayagaon, Jabalpur has been uploaded on the website of SLDC ‘www.sldcmpindia.com’ and can be downloaded. (R.A. Sharma) Member Secretary, OCC SLDC, MPPTCL, Jabalpur Distribution List 1. The Chief Engineer (Works), MP Power Transmission Co. Limited, Shakti Bhawan, Jabalpur, email- [email protected]. 2. The Chief Engineer (T&C), MP Power Transmission Co. Limited, Jabalpur. Fax No- 0761-2665593, 2702710 Email- [email protected] 3. The Chief Engineer (Transmission-East Zone), MP Power Transmission Co. Limited, Shakti Bhawan, Jabalpur. Email- [email protected]. 4. The Chief Engineer (Transmission-West Zone), MP Power Transmission Co. Limited, Indore. 5. The Chief Engineer (Transmission-Central Zone), MP Power Transmission Co. Limited, Bijlee Nagar, Govindpura, Bhopal, email- [email protected]. 6. The Chief Engineer (Plg & Des), MP Power Transmission Co. Limited, Jabalpur, Fax No- 0761-2660908 Email- [email protected] 7. The Chief Engineer (Procurement.), MP Power Transmission Co. Limited, Jabalpur, .Fax No- 0761-2660908 Email – [email protected] 8. The Chief Engineer(EHT:Const.), MP Power Transmission Co. Limited, Jabalpur. Fax-0761-2661618, E-mail- [email protected]. 9. The Chief Engineer(EHT:Maint&insp.), MP Power Transmission Co. Limited, Jabalpur. Fax-0761-2665593, E-mail- [email protected]. 10. The Executive Director (O & M:Gen), MP Power Generating Company Limited, Jabalpur. Fax No- 0761-2664749, Email- [email protected], Email- [email protected] 11. The Chief Engineer (O&M:Hydel), MP Power Generating Co. Ltd, Jabalpur, Fax No-0761-2664749. 12. The General Manager(PM), MPPMCL, Jabalpur Email – [email protected] [email protected] 13. The Superintending Engineer (GCC), MPPGCL, Jabalpur Email – [email protected] [email protected]. 14. The General Manger (DCC-EZ), DISCOM Control Centre, MP Poorva Kshetra Vidyut Vitaran Co.Limited, Jabalpur, Fax No- 0761-2668503, Email – [email protected]. 15. The Dy. General Manager (DCC –CZ), DISCOM Control Centre, MP Madhya Kshetra Vidyut Vitaran Co. Limited, Bhopal, Fax No-0755-2580611,Email- [email protected]. 16. The Executive Engineer (DCC-WZ), DISCOM Control Centre, MP Paschim Kshetra Vidyut Vitaran Co. Limited, Near Polo Ground, Jail Road, Indore, Fax No- 0731-2421554, Email- [email protected]. 17. The Executive Engineer, Sub Load Despatch Centre, MPPTCL, Indore, Fax No- 0731-2874515, Email – [email protected]. 18. The Executive Engineer, Sub Load Despatch Centre, MPPTCL, Bhopal, Fax No- 0755-2885220, Email – [email protected] 19. The General Manger(RO), MPPMCL, In front of Bhojpur Club, E-4, Arera Colony,Bhopal, Fax No-0755-2423046, [email protected] 20. The Chief Engineer (PM&C), Narmada Hydroelectric Development Corpn. Ltd, NHDC Parisar, Shamla Hills, Bhopal – 462013., Fax No- 0755-4030130,Email – [email protected] [email protected] 21. The Chief Electrical Distribution Engineer, West Central Railway (WCR), General Manager’s Office, Electrical Department, Jabalpur-482001 (MP), Fax: 0761-2627629, Email- [email protected], [email protected], M- 9752415312, Mr.Satyendra Kumar (Dy.CE), Mob.9752415301 (CEDE, WCR). 22. The General Manager, Indira Sagar Power Station, NHDC Office complex, PO : Narmada Nagar, Distt : Khandwa (MP) – 450 119, Fax No- 07323-284080, Email – [email protected] 23. The General Manager, Omkareshwar Power Station, Prashsnik Bhawan, Urja Vihar, Sidhwarkut, Distt : Khandwa (MP) – 450 554, FaxNo-07280-271703, Email- [email protected], [email protected], [email protected]. 24. The Director (Projects), BLA Power Limited, At : Niwari, PO: Khorsipan, Tah : Gadarwara, Distt ; Narsinghpur 487 551, Fax No. 07791-243667 / 243669, Email – [email protected] 25. The Sr. Vice President, Jaiprakash Power Ventures Ltd., Village Sirchopi Subpost Office-Agasod, Post Office-Bina- 470113 Distt- Sagar, Fax No. 07580-277200, Email – [email protected] [email protected], 26. The Chief Executive Officer, Kalpataru Satpura Transco Pvt. Ltd., Satpura Colony, Betul Road, Old Itarsi, Distt. Hoshangabad, Email – [email protected] 27. M/s Ujaas Energy Ltd. 701, NRK Business park, Vijay Nagar Sqaure, Indore – 452010, Email id :[email protected] 28. M/s Suzlon Global Services Ltd., 1090, Scheme no. 114, Park-2, Ring Road, Universal Hospital Row, Email- [email protected], Indore – 452010, [email protected] MINUTES FOR 67TH MEETING OF OPERATION & COORDINATION COMMITTEE OF MP HELD ON 04th JANUARY 2019 AT 11:00 AM AT CONFERENCE HALL, SLDC, MPPTCL, NAYAGAON, JABALPUR. The 67th meeting of Operation & Coordination Committee of MP was held on 04th January 2019 at 11:00 AM at SLDC, MPPTCL, Nayagaon, Jabalpur. The list of participants is enclosed at Annexure -1.0. Shri K.K.Parbhakar C.E.(SLDC) & Chairman OCC welcomed all the guests & participants for 67th OCCM of MP. Chairman OCC stated that the demand trend has slightly changed compared to previous years. In 2017-2018 the peak demand was met in the month of December and by January the demand starts decreasing whereas this year in January-19 the demand is in increasing trend and Maximum Demand is being met in January for 2018-2019. There is an increase of 3032 MW in demand compared to previous year and till date maximum demand met is 13988MW. He has also mentioned that the energy supply is 17% more in this year. He emphasized that it has been possible to fulfill this demand with the cooperation of all stockholders, MPPTCL, MPPGCL, NHDC & JP BIna. He further underlined that the same support & cooperation are expected all entities in upcoming days as demand is expected to increase further till mid of January 2019 , therefore the outage of any units is not warranted during this period. Chairman OCC further stated that the new DSM Regulation is implemented from 1st January 2019, wherein sign reversal of deviation is to be done after every 6th time block by each entity, failure to which will cause a heavy penalty of 20% of the base DSM of the concerned entity. He informed that the generating company can regulate its generation and can comply with the regulation for sign reversal but it is difficult for Discoms to reverse its sign after every 6th time block as they do not have any variable/controllable quantum and will be liable to pay a heavy penalty. Hence Discoms shall take up the matter with MPPMCL and shall vary their schedule in coordination with MPPMCL.. Thereafter he requested Member Secretary to take up the agenda points. Shri R.A.Sharma Member Secretary OCC & Addl. Chief Engineer, SLDC welcomed all the guests and participants for 67th OCCM and requested all the participants for formal introduction. He informed the committee that recently in a meeting, Hon. Energy Minister of GOMP, has instructed to ensure uninterrupted supply to consumer along with quality supply i.e., to provide consumer supply 24X7 with proper voltage and adequate power to Agriculture consumer.. The Discoms and MPPTCL has been requested to provide adequate capacity of capacitor banks in low voltage pockets. Thereafter the agenda points were taken up which are narrated here under: - ITEM NO. 1 : CONFIRMATION OF MINUTES : Minutes of 66th meeting of Operation & Coordination Committee of MP held on 17th November 2018 at SLDC, MPPTCL, Jabalpur were forwarded to the committee members vide No. 07-05/SG-9B-II/3786 Jabalpur dated 31.12.2018. No comments have been received. [OCC may confirm the minutes] ITEM NO.2: REVIEW OF SYSTEM OPERATION DURING THE MONTHS OCTOBER 2018 TO NOVEMBER 2018. 2.1. Frequency Particulars: The committee was apprised that during October 2018 the system frequency was below 49.90 Hz for 12.05% of time against 10.92% of time during November 2018. The system frequency was above 50.05 Hz for 8.75 % of time during October 2018 against 9.21 % of time during November 2018. The system frequency was within the IEGC range of 49.90-50.05 Hz for 79.20 % of the time during October 2018 against 79.87 % of time during November 2018. The average monthly frequency was 49.97 Hz during month of October 2018 and 49.97 Hz during month of November 2018. The detailed frequency particulars for the month of October 2018 and November 2018 are enclosed at Annexure-2.1. The brief detail of frequency profile is given here under:- Minutes of 67th OCCM of MP 1 Minimum Maximum Instantaneous Instantaneous Average Integrated integrated Month Minimum Maximum frequency frequency over frequency over an Frequency Frequency an hour hour OCTOBER 49.97 Hz 49.82 Hz 50.07 Hz 49.69 Hz 50.20 Hz 2018 NOVEMBER 49.97 Hz 49.85 Hz 50.09 Hz 49.70 Hz 50.25 Hz 2018 Member Secretary OCC informed the committee that the new frequency band for DSM framework is 49.85-50.05 Hz. applicable from 1st January 2019 as per CERC DSM Regulation 2018. 2.2 Operational Matters 2.2.1 Operational Discipline : The committee was apprised that the system operation in terms of frequency profile for the months OCTOBER 2018 and NOVEMBER 2018 is as given below for discussion by the committee : % of time % of time frequency % of time Frequency Average monthly Month Frequency within the permissible above 50.05 Hz frequency Below 49.90 Hz range of 49.90-50.05 Hz.
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