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भारत सरकार Government of India विद्युत मंत्रालय Ministry of Power Minutes of 21st TCC & 21st NERPC Meeting held on 3rd & 4th February, 2021 at Kohima भारत सरकार Government of India वि饍युत मंत्रालय Ministry of Power उत्तर पूिी क्षेत्रीय वि饍युत सममतत North Eastern Regional Power Committee RECORD NOTE OF DISCUSSION OF 21ST TCC MEETING & 21ST NERPC MEETING (UNDER THE AEGIS OF Dept. of Power, NAGALAND) Venue: Hotel Vivor, Kohima Date (TCC) : 03rd February, 2021 Date (NERPC) : 04th February, 2021 1 Minutes of 21st TCC & 21st NERPC Meeting held on 3rd & 4th February, 2021 at Kohima CONTENTS ITEM PAGE PARTICULARS NO. NO. Proceeding of the 21st Technical Coordination Committee I 8 meeting II Proceeding of the 21st NER Power Committee meeting 9 Confirmation of the Minutes of 20th TCC & 20th NERPC III 15 Meeting held on 12.09.2019 at Guwahati CATEGORY – A: ITEMS DISCUSSED AND APPROVED BY THE COMMITTEE 100% Funding from PSDF for reliable communications A.01 15 scheme Acute Right of Way constraints faced by POWERGRID in A.02 16 Assam for maintenance of transmission lines Roadmap and implementation of CABIL report A.03 18 recommendations– NERLDC. A.04 Withdrawal of CRPF deployed at Loktak power station 20 A.05 De-allocation of power from NTPC-Bongaigaon 21 A.06 Tenure of Chairmanship of NERPC 22 ITEM PAGE PARTICULARS NO. NO. CATEGORY – B: ITEMS FOR APPROVAL 132kV S/C LILO connectivity to 132kV Karimganj Sub- B.01 23 station from 132kV Badarpur-Kumarghat – AEGCL Revised Proposal in respect of 220kV Mariani – New Mariani B.02 24 connectivity – AEGCL Re-Conductoring of the 132kV line from Khliehriat to B.03 25 Panchgram by HTLS conductor – MePTCL. Capitalization of 1x80MVAr 400kV bus reactor in existing B.04 GIS bay at Misa under NERSS-II(Part-B) with DoCO- 25 23.06.2020, schedule Aug’20 – nerts. Re-Instatement of 5MVA 3-phase 132/33kV power B.05 26 transformer at Kumarghat Substation– NERTS. Approval of schemes approved in the 1st and 2nd NERPCTP – B.06 26 NERTS 2 Minutes of 21st TCC & 21st NERPC Meeting held on 3rd & 4th February, 2021 at Kohima ITEM PAGE PARTICULARS NO. NO. B.07 Approval of schemes approved in the 1st NERPCTP – NERPC 31 B.08 Approval of schemes approved in the 2nd NERPCTP – NERPC 36 Details of SEMs, DCDs/CMRIs procured/to be procured B.09 37 under PoC mechanism – NERTS Implementation of Single-phase auto-reclosure in 132kV B.10 38 Rangia-Motonga and 220kV Gelephu-Salakati – NERTS Implementation of Reliable Communication in Nagaland – B.11 39 DoP Nagaland Renovation and Upgradation of protection system in all the B.12 40 power stations – MePGCL. Restoration of assets damaged at Kopili HEP due to failure of B.13 40 penstock – NERTS Mobile Bays for Emergency restoration of EHV system in B.14 41 NER – NERTS. Offer of Power allocated from OTPC-Palatana to beneficiary B.15 42 states – OTPC Painting work to restrict the corrosion for the Safety & Enhancement of life of the towers in 400kV Silchar – B.16 43 Byrnihat/Azara line traversing through highly polluted area near Byrnihat – NETC B.17 Additional PSCT License for NER Utilities 44 B.18 Automatic Fault Analyzer System for NER 45 B.19 Implementation of Automated Demand Management System 46 B.20 Renovation and Up-gradation of 66kV substations 47 B.21 Award of SAMAST for NER States 48 B.22 Roster for hosting RPC Meetings 49 CATEGORY – C: COMMERCIAL ISSUES C.01 Outstanding dues by beneficiaries to POWERGRID 51 LC requirement with POWERGRID against PoC billing as per Cl. No. 3.6 of BCD (billing collection and disbursement) C.02 52 procedures of CERC order no. L-1/44/2010-CERC, dtd. 29.04.11. C.03 Outstanding dues of NEEPCO against NER beneficiaries 52 C.04 Outstanding dues of OTPC against NER beneficiaries 53 3 Minutes of 21st TCC & 21st NERPC Meeting held on 3rd & 4th February, 2021 at Kohima ITEM PAGE PARTICULARS NO. NO. Status of payments security mechanism of OTPC C.05 54 beneficiaries Liquidation of outstanding dues by MeECL, Meghalaya and C.06 55 MSPDCL, Manipur C.07 Opening of Letter of Credit of NTPC 55 C.08 Deviation Charges outstanding of Manipur of NERLDC 56 C.09 Signing of reconciliation statements 57 Accounting of Energy Exchange between Assam, Arunachal C.10 57 Pradesh and Nagaland through 33kV and 11kV feeders C.11 Adjustment of outstanding energy bills 58 CATEGORY D: ITEMS FOR INFORMATION Data connectivity under NER-FO at various substations in D.01 59 Nagaland Status of important Intra-Interstate connectivity in D.02 59 Arunachal Pradesh Replacement of Transmission elements of package in D.03 60 stringing of OPGW under NERPSIP Early approval of TESG for implementation of SAMAST in D.04 62 Manipur Operationalization of Khandong-Kopili-Misa connectivity for D.05 63 Meghalaya Early installation of TLAs in 400kV Silchar-Azara S/C and D.06 64 400kV Silchar-Byrnihat S/C D.07 Readiness of downstream of New Kohima Sub-station 65 D.08 Installation of 80MVAR Bus Reactor at Ranganadi 66 D.09 Upgradation of important 132kV links in Tripura 66 Delay in completion of construction of 132/33kV Sub-station D.10 at Tamenglong and Kangpokpi under Tranche-1, World Bank 67 funding D.11 Commissioning of 400kV Substation at Thoubal 69 D.12 Bus Reactor at Byrnihat 69 D.13 Status of PSDF funded projects in NER 70 D.14 Status of ULDC Projects in NER 72 4 Minutes of 21st TCC & 21st NERPC Meeting held on 3rd & 4th February, 2021 at Kohima ITEM PAGE PARTICULARS NO. 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D.15 400kV GIS at Gogamukh and associated transmission lines 73 D.16 Second 400kV connectivity for Khumtai 75 Upgradation of 132kV Bornagar Sub-station and its D.17 75 connectivity D.18 220kV New Dhaligaon Substation 76 Remedial measures for removing transmission constraint in D.19 76 South Assam New transmission line to cater to load of Barpeta and D.20 77 Southern Nalbari Commissioning of 400/220kV facility to facilitate future D.21 77 connectivity of Silcoorie D.22 New 132/33kV Ghilamora S/S 78 D.23 132/33kV S/S Modertoli near Kampur 78 D.24 132/33kv s/s at Lakhipur 79 D.25 Capacity augmentation of transformers 79 D.26 Capacity augmentation of lines 80 D.27 New transmission lines 81 Re-conductoring and strengthening of aged 132kV lines in D.28 82 Manipur South Assam-South Meghalaya-Lower Assam transmission D.29 86 corridor D.30 N-1 Reliability requirement at Sohra 88 LILO of 132kV Kahelipara-Umtru and re-conductoring of D.31 89 132kV Umtru-Kahelipara and Umtru-Sarusajai D.32 LILO of 400kV Sichar - Byrnihat 90 D.33 Evacuation of surplus power of Meghalaya 90 Installation of 132/33/11kV PT in all power stations of D.34 91 Meghalaya Centralized generation control room for monitoring and D.35 92 control of all power stations D.36 Upgradation of existing SCADA System of Leshka 92 D.37 Upgradation of control system in all power stations 93 D.38 Re-engineering of existing bus bar at Umiam Stage-III 93 5 Minutes of 21st TCC & 21st NERPC Meeting held on 3rd & 4th February, 2021 at Kohima ITEM PAGE PARTICULARS NO. NO. CATEGORY – E: RESOLUTION ADOPTED DURING 20th NERPC MEETING 100% Funding for Reliable Communications & Data E.1 Acquisition scheme from Power System Development fund 94 (PSDF) E.2 De-allocation of power from NTPC-Bongaigaon 95 DATE & VENUE OF NEXT TCC/RPC MEETINGS 95 6 Minutes of 21st TCC & 21st NERPC Meeting held on 3rd & 4th February, 2021 at Kohima ANNEXURES PAGE SN DESCRIPTION NO. I List of Participants in 21st TCC Meeting 97 II List of Participants in 21st NERPC Meeting 100 Keynote Address of Shri Shikato Sema, TCC Chairman & III 102 Engineer-in-Chief, DoP, Nagaland in the 20th TCC meeting Speech of Shri H. Tohovito Ayemi, Hon’ble Adviser Power, IV 106 Govt. of Nagaland Speech of Shri Jishnu Dev Verma, Hon’ble Dy. Chief Minister V & I/c of Power, Govt. of Tripura 108 Speech of Shri James K. Sangma, Hon’ble Minister of Power, VI Govt. of Meghalaya & Chairman, NERPC 114 Speech of Shri Bola Raja, Hon’ble Adviser Power, Govt. of VII Arunachal Pradesh 121 Speech of Shri Neiphiu Rio, NERPC Chairman & Hon’ble VIII Chief Minister & I/c of Power, Govt. of Nagaland 127 Speech of Shri Thongam Biswajit Singh, Hon’ble Minister of IX Power, Govt. of Manipur 132 Keynote Address of Shri A. K. Thakur, Member Secretary, X NERPC in the 21st NERPC meeting 136 XI Annexure-B.07 141 7 Minutes of 21st TCC & 21st NERPC Meeting held on 3rd & 4th February, 2021 at Kohima SUMMARY RECORD OF DISCUSSIONS 21ST TECHNICAL COORDINATION COMMITTEE & 21ST NORTH EASTERN REGIONAL POWER COMMITTEE MEETINGS The 21st TCC & 21st NER Power Committee meetings were both held on the 3rd & 4th February, 2021 at “Hotel Vivor”, Kohima. The meetings were hosted by Department of Power, Government of Nagaland. The list of participants is enclosed at Annexure – I & II. I : PROCEEDINGS OF THE 21ST TCC MEETING The meeting started with welcome address by Shri. Moa Aier, Chief Engineer (D&R), Dept. of Power, Govt. of Nagaland. Shri Aier welcomed all TCC members and participants to the 21st TCC meeting and wished all the participants a comfortable stay at the venue. Thereafter, Shri Shikato Sema, Chairman, TCC addressed the 21st TCC meeting. In his brief speech, Shri Sema stated that TCC is an important forum for resolving various issues to make NER a self-reliant in Power sector.
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