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Sub: Agenda for 541th OCC meeting to be held on 19.03.2021 -reg
541th Meeting of Operation Coordination Sub Committee (OCC) will be held on 19.03.2021(Friday) at 11:00 Hrs through Video conferencing. On 18.03.2020(Thursday), 15:30 Hrs discussion on Transmission Element Outage will be done through Video conferencing. Kindly make it convenient to attend the same.
Thanking You. Yours faithfully,
-sd- (D.N. Gawali) Superintending Engineer (Opn)
List of OCC Members
1. Chief Engineer (L D), GETCO, Gotri 0263-2352019 2. Chief Engineer (Generation), GSECL, Vadodara 0265-2344734/2338847 3. Superintendent Engineer (CP & SS), GETCO, Vadodara 0265-2337918, 2338164 4. Chief Engineer (L D), MPPTCL, Jabalpur 0761-2664343 5. Chief Engineer (O&M:Gen), MPPGCL, Jabalpur 0761-2664572/2668050 6. Chief Engineer (L D), MSETCL, Kalwa 022–27601769 7. Chief Engineer (PP), MSEDCL, Mumbai 8. Chief Engineer (Works),MSPGCL, Mumbai 022-26473896 9. Superintending Engineer (LD), MSETCL Ambazari 07104-220275 10. Chief Engineer (L D), CSPTCL /Raipur 0771-2574174 11. Chief Engineer (O&M:GEN), CSPGCL, Raipur 0771-2574425 12. Executive Director, PGCIL Raipur 13. General Manager, POSOCO, Mumbai 022-28202630 14. General Manager (WRTS-I), Powergrid, Nagpur 0712-2641366 15. General Manager (O & M),WRTS-II, PGCIL,Vadodara 0265-2487542 16. Chief Engineer (Transmission), NPCIL, Mumbai 25580741/25563350 17. Station Director, TAPS, Tarapur 1 & 2 02525-282125/244125 18. Station Director, TAPS, Tarapur 3 & 4 02525-244021/244169 19. Station Director, KAPS, Kakrapar 1 &2 02626-231231 20. Station Director, KAPS, Kakrapar 3 & 4 21. General Manager (OS), NTPC, Mumbai 022-28216692 22. General Manager, NTPC, Korba 07759- 237462/237552 23. General Manager (OS), NTPC, HQ-II Raipur 0771-2544550 24. General Manager, NTPC, Vindhyachal, M.P. 07805 –247711 25. General Manager, NTPC, SIPAT, CG 07752-246504 26. General Manager NTPC LARA 27. General Manager NTPC Gadarwada 28. General Manager NTPC Khargone 29. General Manager NTPC Solapur 30. General Manager, NTPC, Kawas, Surat 0261-2860290 31. General Manager, NTPC, Gandhar 02642-287402 32. General Manager, NTPC, Mouda 07115-281221/281219 34. CLD TPC, Mumbai 022-25541908/67175385 35. Head (O), Dahanu TPS, Dahanu 02528-222039 36. Sr V P Reliance Transmission, Pune 0124-3917982/020- 30471555 Vice President (Generation), Torrent Power Ltd, Ahmedabad 079-27506679 37. Executive Director, Sugen CCPP, Torrent Power Ltd, Surat. 02621-661151 38. Vice President (O &M), APL Mundra , Gujarat 02838-266364 39. Head Operation CGPL Mundra 40. Vice President (Opn), Jindal Power Ltd.,Raigarh 07767-281993/281995 41. AGM(OS) NSPCL Delhi 011-26717363,26717366 42. GENERAL MANAGER ( POWER), RGPPL, Ratnagiri 02359-241071/ 241011 43. Member (Power), NCA, Indore 0731-2559888 44. Chief Engineer (PM & C), NHDC, Bhopal 0755 4030188/4030130 45. E. E. Elect. (Ponda), Goa 0832-2313780 46. Executive Engineer DD (UT), Daman 0260-/2230771/2250889/2230550 47. Executive Engineer DNH (UT), Silvassa 0260-2642338 48. Secretary, CERC, New Delhi 011-24360010/23753923 49. CEO, JSW Energy ltd. 011-46032343/26183546 50. VP-Power Infra-Essar Hazira Surat 0261-6688498/022-67082198 51. Chief Electrical Distribution Engineer CR 022-22621060 52. Vice President EPTCL Hazira Surat 0261-6682747 53. COO, Korba West Power Co. Ltd. Raigarh 54. VP(COMML) Essar Power MP Ltd MP 55. GM Torrent power grid ltd. Ahmedabad, Gujarat 56. Adani Power Maharashtra Ltd Tiroda 57. CGM, R K M Powergen Pvt Ltd 58. ED, Athena Chattishgarh Power Ltd. 59. Head(O&M) Dhariwal Infra Ltd C’pur 60. Head Operation Jaypee Nigrie STPP Singrauli. 61. VP(O&M), GCEL, Chhattishgarh 62. Head Operation DB Power, Chhattishgarh. 63. Head operation Hindustan Power, Anuppur MP 64. Head operation GMR, Warora Energy ltd. 65 Head O&M, Sterlite Grid Ltd Bhopal 66 Head Operation Balco, Chhattishgarh. 67 Head(O& M), SKS, SPGCL, Raigarh 68 AVP,O&M Electrical,RIPL,Amravati
Western Regional Power Committee Mumbai
Title: Agenda Notes Meeting no.: 541 Meeting name: Operation & Coordination sub-Committee Date & venue: 19th March 2021 at WRPC,Mumbai
Item No. 1: Confirmation of the Minutes Minutes of 540th meeting of Operation & Coordination Sub-Committee (OCC) of WRPC held on 23rd Februrary 2021 at WRPC,Mumbai were issued vide letter No. WRPC/OPN/OCC-Minutes/2020-21/3157 dated 12.03.2021 Sub-Committee may discuss and confirm the Minutes. Item No. 2: Review of System Operation during the month of February, 2021. 2.1 A. Frequency Particulars The frequency profile was as under: Particulars Frequency Date Time Maximum 50.31 Hz 11th February, 2021 18:01:40 hrs instantaneous Minimum 49.60 Hz 25th February, 2021 06:54:10 hrs instantaneous Average 50.00 Hz
01st – 31st 01st – 31st January 01st – 28th Range December 2020 2021 February 2021 (% time) (% time) (% time)
IEGC band (49.9 < f < 75.74 76.11 50.09 50.05 Hz)
< 49.9 Hz 4.79 4.85 49.85 > 50.05 Hz 19.47 19.04 50.00 The frequency particulars are enclosed at Annex-2.1. The Sub-Committee may note.
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2.1 B. State-wise Power Scenarios of the Region & Power Supply Position report System operation during the month of February 2021 was satisfactory. The regional demand was 61264 MW. The corresponding peak shortfall was 21.43 MW (peak deficit of 0.03%). The energy requirement during the said period was 34104 MUs. The power supply position (Provisional) for the month of February 2021 was as follows: Peak Demand - Availability/Unrestricted Requirement In MW
GUJ MP CG MAH GOA DD DNH ESIL WR
REQUIREMENT 17304 14983 4513 24122 583 349 875 907 61264
AVAILABILITY 17292 14983 4513 24097 583 349 872 907 61242
SHORTFALL 12.10 0.00 0.00 25.30 0.00 0.00 2.75 0.00 21.43
% SHORTFALL 0.07 0.00 0.00 0.10 0.00 0.00 0.31 0.00 0.03
Reason for FC - - FC - - FC - FC and short- fall * USLS+SLS
Energy - Availability/ Requirement etc.(Ex-Bus) in (MUs)
GUJ MP CG MAH GOA DD DNH ESIL WR
Net Actual Energy Supplied 34096.9 9547 7568 2730 13025 358 209 550 109 8 Unrestricted Requirement 9547 7568 2737 13025 358 209 550 109 34104 SHORTFALL in MU 0.00 0.00 6.69 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 6.69 % SHORTFALL 0.00 0.00 0.25 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.02
*FC-frequency Correction, ULS-Unscheduled Load Shedding, SCS-Scheduled load shedding, TC-Transmission constraint, CS-capacity Shortage, SC-Sign change Provisional Power Supply Position of February-2021 is attached at Annexure 2.1B.
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2.2 Inter-Regional Exchanges There was a net inter-regional export of 6762 MUs from WR to other regions against net export schedule of 6670 MUs. The Sub-Committee may kindly note/discuss.
2.3 Voltage Profile Voltage profile at some of 765/400 kV sub-stations furnished by WRLDC is enclosed at Annex-2.3. The Sub-Committee may kindly note/discuss.
2.4 U/F Relay Operations As per WRLDC records the system frequency didn’t reach 49.4 Hz and no UFR operation was reported to WRLDC. The Sub-Committee may kindly note/discuss..
2.5 Power Cuts / Load Restrictions Details of Power Cuts and Regulatory measures as furnished by the State utilities are given in Annex. 2.5. The Sub-Committee may kindly note/discuss..
2.6 Details of Generating Units under Forced Outages Details of generating units under forced outages are given in Annex-2.6. The Sub-Committee may kindly note/discuss..
2.7 Details of Generating Units under Planned Outages. The details of generating units under Planned Outages are given in Annex-2.7. The Sub-Committee may kindly note/discuss..
2.8 Presentation on operational aspects by SLDCs & RLDC. All SLDC’s/RLDC, NTPC & PGCIL may kindly submit the presentation on operational aspects during last month and specific issues thatneed deliberations may be highlighted separately.
2.9 List of New Grid Elements added / list of elements decommissioned. The list of New Elements added in WR Grid is attached at Annexure-2.9. The Sub-Committee may like to note/discuss. the same. 2.10 Submission of failure analysis of grid elements Under regulation 27 of CEA (Grid Standards) Regulations, 2010, failure analysis of equipment failure and tower collapse are to be submitted to RPC and Authority. 541th OCC Agenda Page 3
All the constituents are requested to report incidences of equipment failure and tower collapse to RPC and Authority as and when such incidences take place. The Sub-Committee may kindly note/discuss..
Item No. 3: Operational Planning 3.1 Proposed planned maintenance programmeforgenerating units. The maintenance programme of generating units for the months of March 2021 and April 2021 is given in Annex 3.1. The Sub-Committee may kindly discuss and finalize the outage schedule of generating units for the above period.
3.2 Outage programme of transmission lines/elements. List of proposals for transmission elements outage to be availed during the months of April 2021 is given in Annex 3.2. The Sub-Committee may kindly discuss and finalize the outages of the transmission elements.
3.3 Anticipated power supply position for the months. Details of anticipated restricted & un-restricted demands for the months of March 2021 and April 2021 are given in Annex 3.3.
The Sub-Committee may like to note/update.
Item No. 4: Operational Statistics for the month of January 2021. The details of actual generation, demand, drawl of power from grid; exchanges etc. are given in the following Annexure: Annex 4.1 - Peak Demand. Annex 4.2 - Peak Demand. Annex 4.3- Integrated Operation of the System and Operation of Inter- State Tie lines. Annex 4.4– Details of level of Major Reservoirs in the Western Region.
The Sub-Committee may kindly note/discuss.. Item No. 5: System disturbances in the western region.
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There was no major grid disturbance in the Western Region during the month of February 2021. The relevant details are enclosed at Annexure-5.
Item no. 8: Miscellaneous Operational Items
8.1 Plant Availability of JP Bina: An e-mail dated 10.03.21 was received from SLDC, MP stating that Power grid is planning for 765KV (Bina- Indore) line shutdown tentatively from 09.00 hrs to 19.00 hrs for one day between 02.04.21 to 04.04.21, for wrapping the insulation sleeve on their line conductor. As this line is crossing over both the lines of Jaypee Bina (JPBina-PGCIL & JPBina- MPPTCL), hence as per the work requirement both the lines of Jaypee Bina will also be under shutdown, resulting in shutdown of both the units. In order to ensure reliability and the safety of the Plant Equipment especially the Turbines and Boilers, considering that both the Transmission Lines will be under shutdown, the operational requirement is to take shutdown of both units at least 24 hrs. prior to lines shutdown. This is to ensure the smooth turbine operation on Turning Gears. It requires the 24 hrs. cooling system to be in service.
1. Accord approval for shutdown of both the Transmission lines of Jaypee Bina that is JPBina-PGCIL & JPBina - MPPTCL during the period between 02.04.2021 to 04.04.2021 and also accord approval for shutdown of both units of Bina for 48 hrs., during the above period as required operationally for ensuring reliability and safety of both units of Bina Plant.
2. As it is a Grid Requirement (PGCIL) for system stability, the DC of the Bina Plant for the 48 hrs. period as mentioned above be approved considering deemed availability of the Plant.
Apart from above there are also other consequential losses to JBTPP due to start up power requirement and oil consumption during start up of the Units for resynchronization with the Grid.
Sub-Committee may discuss
8.2 Plan to meet the increasing demand of power in the country during 2021-22: An e-mail dated 09.03.2021 was received from Chief Engineer, Grid Management Division, CEA on Plan to meet the increasing demand of power in the country during 2021-22.
It stated that a meeting was taken by the Hon'ble Minister of State (IC) for Power and New & Renewable Energy on 11.02.2021 to review the plan to 541th OCC Agenda Page 5
meet the increasing demand of electricity in the country during the next financial year i.e. 2021-22.
1. Subsequently, as a follow up, a Review meeting was taken by Secretary (Power) on 05.03.2021 at 5.30 P.M. on the subject "Revised planned shutdown of Thermal and Hydro Units " to meet the increasing demand.
2. During the said meetings, it was informed by MoP that the central sector utilities (NTPC, DVC etc.) have already revised their unit-wise schedule of planned shutdowns to make adequate capacity available to meet the anticipated demand in the year 2021-22. It is therefore requested that the RPCs may seek the revised Unit-wise schedule of planned shutdown from the Central Sector Utilities and consider the same for LGBR of 2021-22.
3. Apart from the above, the anticipated demand in the country for the coming months of 2021-22, was deliberated to be to the tune of 208~210 GW. CEA in its note submitted through GM Division to the Ministry of Power, had also projected the peak demand to the tune of 205 GW during the year 2021-22. However, as per the information received from the various RPCs, the anticipated peak demand of the country for the year 2021-22 came out to be of the order of 201 GW, which appears to be slightly on a lower side considering the increasing demand pattern. In view of the above, all the RPCs are requested to review their demand forecast for the year 2021-22 in consultation with States while framing the LGBR 2021-22.
Sub-Committee may discuss
8.3 ROW for 400 kV Khargar-Vikhroli D/C - Prolonged outage of 110kV lines from Khopoli HPS
A meeting was held on 05.02.2021 to discuss prolonged outage of 110kV lines from Khopoli HPS. Where in it was requested to MS,WRPC to convene a meeting of all stakeholders for coordinating the outage
Back ground
RoW of the existing 110 kV lines from TPC Khopoli HPS (Tata Power) are envisaged to be shared with 400 kV Khargar-Vikhroli D/C (Adani Transmission), which is being constructed as a part of transmission augmentation for enhancing import capability of Mumbai island system fromWR-ISTS.
As informed by MSLDC, prolonged outage of 110 kV lines from Khopoli HPS has been proposed by the KVPTL (Adani Transmission).
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Since the 110 kV lines from Khopoli are critical for evacuation of power from Tata hydro system to the Mumbai island and these lines are also the 1st priority path for extending blackstart power from TPC-hydro to Trombay thermal units #5 & # 8, a meeting on the subject matter was held between WRLDC and MSLDC on 05th February 2021.
In this regard, following documents are attached for kind perusal :
Annex-8.3: Signed copy of the discussion summary of meeting dated 05.02.2021 between WRLDC and MSLDC Annex-8.3.1: Letter from Adani Transmission to MSLDC with copy to WRLDC dated 14th Dec 2020 regarding S/D requirement Annex-8.3.2: Geographical power map of Mumbai Metropolitan Region Annex-8.3.3: MoM dated 04th Feb 2021 of meeting dated 28th Jan 2021 between MSLDC, KVTPL and others Annex-8.3.4: Letter dated 04th Feb 2021 from MSRDC to CEO Tata Power for conversion of OH line in MSRDC area to UG
Sub-Committee may discuss
8.4 WR-I/WR-II OCC Agenda:
An e-mail dated 11.03.2021 was received from PowerGrid, Nagpur for the following Agenda Points:-
1) Outage on 400kV D/C Korba-Birsinghpur line not getting approved in OCC
Outage of 400kV D/C Korba-Birsinghpur line was proposed in 539th OCC (For outage of Feb-2021), for East West Railway diversion works (Gavera Road-Pendra Roda) executed by M/s IRCON. However, outage was not approved in OCC and same was instructed to plan in next OCC in view of high demand of Madhya Pradesh. However same outage is again not approved in 540th OCC(For Outage of March- 2021), and it is informed to POWERGRID that separate meeting is to be conducted among POWERGRID, MP SLDC, SLDC Chhattisgarh, WRPC and WRLDC for finalization of outage.
It is to submit that, POWERGRID is executing the Railway diversion work in 765 KV D/C Korba-Jabalpur Line which got completed on date 09.03.2021. Same agency is executing diversion works of 400 KV D/C Korba-Birsinghpur Line which is situated 15 Km from the 765 KV D/C Korba-Jabalpur line. Accordingly, the shutdown related erection & stringing works in the 400 KV D/C Korba-Birsinghpur
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Line has been planned from 16.03.2021 to 25.03.2021 on continuous basis. If outage is not made available, then the gangs may demobilize and it will be difficult for POWERGRID to hold the gangs.
Further, please find attached letter dtd.27.02.21(Annexure 8.4.1), received from M/s IRCON in which it is intimated to expedite the diversion works, as the project is being monitored by Ministry of Railways .
In view of above, it is requested to facilitate shutdown of 400kV D/C Korba-Birsinghpur line at the earliest for completion of diversion works.
Also outages related with execution of national projects which are being monitored from Ministry, may be approved on priority.
Sub-Committee may discuss
2) Outage on 400kV D/C Raipur-Wardha line not getting approved in OCC
Outage of 400kV D/C Raipur-Wardha line was proposed in 540th OCC (For outage of March-2021), for line diversion works due to upcoming Yavtamal- Nanded Railway BG line. However, outage is not approved in OCC, and it is informed to POWERGRID that separate meeting is to be conducted among POWERGRID, SLDC Chhattisgarh, WRPC and WRLDC for finalization of outage.
It is to submit that, the stringing works in Railway crossing and NH 361 crossings are completed and only tower erection & stringing for connecting with existing line is balance, which requires outage of the said line. The agency has already deployed its erection/stringing gangs at site & all necessary arrangements are being made at site, in order to complete the balance works as planned. If outage is not made available then the gangs may demobilize and it will be difficult for POWERGRID to hold the gangs.
Further, please find attached letter dtd. 01.03.21(Annexure-8.4.2), received from Dy. CE, Central Railway, Nagpur, in which it is intimated to expedite the diversion works, as the project is being monitored by PMO and the laying of Railway track at diversion area could not be taken up, due to electrical clearance issues (existing line).
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In view of above, it is requested to facilitate shutdown of 400kV D/C Raipur – Wardha line (both circuits) at the earliest for completion of diversion works.
Also outages related with execution of national projects which are being monitored from Ministry, may be approved on priority.
Sub-Committee may discuss
3) NHSRCL Diversion works in 220kV D/C Vapi- Kharadpada and Vapi-Bhilosa line:
The following outages pertaining to NHSRCL Diversion works in 220kV D/C Vapi- Kharadpada and Vapi-Bhilosa line at loc. no. 103-109 were planned by PGCIL. DNH had raised reservation in commenting for outage as their demand in month of February has increased.
Name of the From From To Element Reason for outage Date Time To Date Time Erection of ERS towers for NHSRCL diversion works. 220kV 20KV-VAPI- Vapi-Kharadpara to be kept in 06-Feb- BHILOSA- Non-Auto mode. In parallel, SD 8:00 07-Feb-21 18:00 21 DNH-1 of local 66 kV line of DNH (traversing nearby) is planned on facilitate erection of ERS towers Erection of ERS towers and for de-connection from existing section & restoration through ERS bypass & jumpering for 220KV-VAPI- NHSRCL diversion works. 220kV 08-Feb- BHILOSA- 8:00 09-Feb-21 18:00 Vapi-Kharadpara to be kept in 21 DNH-1 Non-Auto mode. In parallel, SD of local 66 kV line of DNH (traversing nearby) is planned on facilitate erection of ERS towers NHSRCL diversion works in Section 103 to 109 of 220 kV D/C Vapi-Kharadpada /Bhilosa line. 220kV Vapi-Bhilosa line to 220KV-VAPI- be kept in non-auto mode. 10-Feb- KHARADPADA- Activities of De-Stringing from 8:00 19-Feb-21 18:00 21 DNH-1 existing towers, Dismantling of Existing Towers, Erection of new towers and stringing. 220kV Vapi-Bhilosa ckt will be in service through contingency
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availability of ERS bye pass arrangement
De-stringing / De-erection of ERS bypass arrangement & restoration of 220kV Vapi- 220KV-VAPI- Bhilosa Ckt through diverted 20-Feb- BHILOSA- section and Normalization of 8:00 21-Feb-21 18:00 21 DNH-1 220kV Vapi-Bhilosha Ckt through new towers. 220kV Vapi- Kharadpara to be kept in non- auto mode
Sub-Committee may discuss Item no. 9: WRLDC Agenda
9.1 Delay in normalization of EHV Transmission lines after planned outage for delay in submission of Electrical Inspector’s Approval:
It is understood that the construction of high-speed railway corridors in Western Region is in progress at different locations. Such corridors reportedly have a number of EHV Transmission line crossing points on STU and CTU networks. For addressing clearance issues the transmission utilities are availing planned shutdowns from time to time. The necessary clearance is reportedly achieved by extension / diversion of the existing path and in some of the cases it involves erection of additional towers and / or installation of under-ground cables in the line sections.
These changes / modifications in the existing EHV transmission line due to installation of new / additional towers and/or EHV cables requires inspection by electrical inspector as per the CEA (Measures relating to safety & electric supply regulations) 2015 (and amendments thereof). The energization approval of electrical inspector needs to be taken before charging the line with the modified configuration i.e., with new / additional towers and/or cables.
As per directives from CEA in regard to the PTCC clearances for the transmission lines above 11kV voltage level is to be produced before
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charging of the line. Diversions may require changes in the line and PTCC approval is required for charging of the line.
However, it is being observed of late that the transmission utilities are approaching PTCC and the Electrical Inspector for approval of the new installations only when prompted by WRLDC upon their return of planned outage followed by request for charging. This is causing undue delay in charging the transmission element after the planned shut-down thereby impacting reliability of the grid. Many a times under exceptional circumstances, considering necessity of the element from grid reliability perspective, WRLDC allowed the charging with a written undertaking from the transmission utility for submission of the Electrical Inspector’s approval within next 7-10 days.
The following table summarises a few recent such cases: Sl. Name of Element Outage EI Approval Returned on provided on Date 1 400KV Bhadrawati-Parli and 3-Feb-21 27-Feb-21 400kV Dhariwal-Parli lines 2 400 kV Nvasari-Magarwda ckt 4-Feb-21 Yet to be 1&2 and 400 Boisar-Magarwada Received Ckt 1&2 lines 3 220kV Vapi – TAPS Transmission 7-Mar-21 9-Mar-21 line
Such last-minute rushing often leads to a stalemate situation where in on one side the line charging is necessary from grid reliability aspect whereas charging the line with-out Electrical Inspector Approval would entail dilution of CEA regulations on safety & electric supply regulations.
Hence it is desirable that all transmission utilities must plan for the PTCC and electrical inspector’s approval before availing such outages that involves erection of new installations & modifications in existing line / network configuration and submit copy of the approval prior to charging the new installation. This will facilitate smooth outage coordination & timely charging of the EHV lines after returning the outage.
Sub-Committee may discuss
9.2 Long outage on 765kV Akola-Ektuni-II for diversion works
A planned shutdown was availed on 765 kV Ektuni-Akola-2, since 26.02.2021 for diversion works to facilitate clearance for Mumbai-Nagpur expressway. The flow on 765kV Akola-Ektuni-I had been in the range of 1500 MW to 1700 MW after availing the outage on Circuit-II.
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During this outage period, 765 kV Ektuni-Akola-1 had tripped on 4 occasions between 03-03-2021 and 07-03-2021. All the trippings took place in the afternoon hours when the ambient temperatures were high. The details are mentioned in the following paragraphs:
First instance: In the first incident on 04.03.2021/13:37 hrs, line had tripped on B ph-E fault, 4.3 kA, 122.9 km from Akola end. Test charge was attempted at 14:06 hrs/04.03.2021 and line could be revived.
Second instance: However again at 14:46 hrs, 04.03.2021, it tripped on similar fault indications. Patrolling was carried out after second tripping and Adani informed that no abnormality was found in the patrolling and line may be charged. Accordingly, line was again charged at 19:36 hrs.
Third instance: On 06.03.2021 at 13:05 hrs, line again got tripped on B ph-E fault, Akola end indication-4.3 kA, 121.7 km (exact same fault indications as in the previous incidents of tripping). Patrolling was carried out and Adani again informed that no abnormality is found and line may be taken in service. Line was charged at 18:39 hrs.
Fourth instance: Line again tripped on 07.03.2021 at 12:23 Hrs on B-E fault. Fault location was same as earlier tripping. This time, Adani informed that a tree has been found burnt and that had been removed by them. Line was charged at 14:27 hrs.
Due to this line tripping, operational constraints have been faced like critical loading in 400 kV Akola-Akola up to the maximum of 880MW per circuit, and up to the maximum of 690MW on 400 kV Akola-Bhusawal, due to which a total generation backdown in the range of 600-1000 MW was implemented at Tirora, Koradi and Rattan India. Even after generation backed down, system remained critical and 400 kV Akola-Akola remained ‘N-1’ insecure. The trends depicting a typical day line flow and critical line loadings from 04-03-2021 to 07-03-2021 are shown below:
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Also, Generation backing down during peak demand days of Maharashtra has been a matter of concern.
Further the voltages at Ektuni, Akola and at the associated nodes prevail low in the day hours despite many B/Rs in this corridor have been switched off. The tripping of lone 765kV Akola-Ektuni-1 resulted in a voltage drop of about 5 kV at Ektuni.
The loading on 315 MVA, 400/220kV ICTs-1 & 2 increased to 285MW/ICT on 06-03-202 and 306MW/ICT on 07-03-2021 which is very critical.
The outage of 765kV Akola-Ektuni-II and the contingency of the 765kV Akola- Ektuni-1 has been studied on RTCA before facilitating the outage on 26-02- 2021 and also on the subsequent days at various loading conditions. The following measures have been suggested:
a. Chandrapur-Padghe HVDC shall be available in service with full capacity and flow to be regulated as per real time conditions. b. 765/400 kV Koradi-III ICTs, Tiroda ICT, 400 kV lines from Akola, Tiroda, Koradi-III to be in service with AR enabled. c. To avoid critical loading of 765/400 kV Akola, SPS should be in operation in Tirora: d. If 765/400 kV Akola ICT loading > 1450, break down by 400 MW on the selected unit at Tirora. e. If 765/400 kV Akola ICT loading > 1800, trip one selected unit at Tirora. f. All four circuits of 765 kV Wardha Aurangabad corridor are to be kept in service. g. The generation at Bhusawal has to be kept at maximum. h. 400 kV Bableshwar-Dhule D/C shall be in service. MSETCL/MSLDC to apprise the committee
a. Reasons for repeated tripping consecutively in the afternoon hours on the consecutive days b. Actions taken to avoid the recurring of the trippings
B. The outage on 765kV Akola-Ektuni-II has been approved upto 12-03-2021 and after revival of this circuit, outages on 400kV Akola-Aurangabad- D/C
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and 765kV Akola-Ektuni-1 have already been proposed one after one for providing clearance to Mumbai-Nagpur express highway.
Measures to be taken before availing the outages a. To take up with M/s.Adani to patrol the entire portion of 765KV Akola-Ektuni-I & II for any vegetation issues , for any increase in the sag and for any other issues and attend the same b. The generation despatches to be maintained at Tirora, Koradi and Rattan India Amaravati under various levels of availability at the above generating stations c. Tirora SPS shall be in armed condition as per the designed logic d. The contingency plan to be submitted along with relevant studies for controlling the flows on 400kV Akola-Bhusawal S/C , 400kV Akola-Akola lines, 765/400kv Akola ICT and the 400/220kV Akola ICTs.
Sub-Committee may discuss 9.3 Low voltages at Chakan, Jejuri, Lonikhand, Solapur Lamboti
Every day in the morning, during demand ramp up hours, voltages have been reducing below 390 kV at in the western Maharashtra area at Chakan, Lonikhand, Jejuri and Solapur (Lamboti). The Bus reactors at 765kV Pune, Padghe/Aurangabad and the Bus reactors at 400kV Kolhapur PG, Kolhapur MH, Pune PG, and Mapusa switched off on daily basis . Even the line reactors of 400 kV Pune PG-Pune GIS at Pune PG end switched off to improve the voltages. Despite of all such operations, voltages still remain below 395 kV at Chakan, Jejuri and Solapur Lamboti. The reactors at 765kv are required to be taken out for a very short time as voltages again starts rising from 17:00 hrs in the 765 kV network.
MSLDC may confirm the following actions MSLDC shall take up with DISCOM to ensure all switchable capacitors in service in the lower voltage levels to provide voltage relief. Reactive power generation as per the capability curve at Parli, Jaigad, Uran, Nasik and Ghatghar Running more units at Koyna Stage-IV in condenser mode for generating MVAR No outages in main transmission corridors till 12:00hrs Provision of Under Voltage load shedding at the above nodes. Augmentation of intrastate transmission and sub transmission network
Sub-Committee may discuss
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9.4 Outage on 400kV Kala-Vapi D/C and critical loading on 220kV Kala- Khadoli-I & II
There was a planned outage on 400 kV Kala- Vapi D/C on 24-02-2021. Flow on 400 kV Kala- Vapi was 210 MW per each circuit from Kala to Vapi before the outage. After outage was availed at 09:20 hrs, 400 kV Kala- Vapi D/C power diverted to 220 kV network i.e. 220 kV Kala- Khodoli-Vagchipa-Vapi, which led to overloading of 220 kV Kala- Khodoli I & II (250 MW per circuit). In order to reduce the loading on 220 kV Kala- Khadoli following actions were taken: 1. DD was requested to revive the planned outage on 220 kV Magarwada- Magarwada 1 and line was taken in service to reduce the loading on 220 kV Vapi-Magarwada D/C. 2. Gujarat was asked to reduce the drawl from Vapi PG side. 3. 220 kV Vapi- Bhilad and 220 kV Vapi-Vapi (Getco) lines were opened so that drawl of Gujarat from Vapi(PG) side would be reduced. 4. In order to control the low voltages due to high loading of lines, bus reactors at Kala, Padghe, Pune were switched OFF. 5. Study was carried out to assess the impact of taking out 220 kV Vapi- Vaghchhipa D/C to provide relief in 220 kV Kala-Khadoli loading. As per the study results, outage of 220 kV Vaghchhipa-Vapi-1&2 (80 MW each) would provide relief on Kala-Khadoli but will critically overload 220 kV Kala-New Kharadpada above 250 MW. Therefore, opening of 220 kV Vaghchhipa-Vapi D/C is also not an option. DNH may confim the following actions
DNH has to restrict the flow to Import ATC limit of 820MW. Gujarat has to implement necessary measures to avoid the loop flow from Kala to Vapi through 220kV network DNH to implement load trimming schemes on 220kV Kala-Khadoli lines and 220kV Kal-Kharadpara lines.
Sub-Committee may discuss
9.5 Tripping of 220/132kV ICTs at Paraswani and Saraipalli in Chhattisgarh while availing outage on 400kV Kurud-Raita and tripping off 400kV Raita-Jagdalpur line while charging 400kV Kurud-Jagdalpur Two incidents of load throw off took place in Chhattisgarh grid on 26-02-2021. First incident : S/D on 400kV Raita-Kurud line was approved in OCC for 26.02.2021 to carryout annual maintenance works. To facilitate this S/D, 400kV Kurud- Jagdalpur line was taken into service at 08:57hrs which was kept out for voltage regulation. At 09:28hrs, planned S/D on 400kV Raita-Kurud line availed by Chhattisgarh and at the same time, 220/132kV Paraswani ICT-
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1(160MVA) & ICT-2(160MVA) and 220/132kV Saraipali ICT-1(160MVA) & ICT- 2(160MVA) tripped from 132kV side on overload. Due to this, load loss of around 576MW (as per WRLDC SCADA) was occurred in Chhattisgarh. Chhattisgarh demand on 26.02.2021 during 08:00hrs to 14:00hrs is shown in Fig-1. Loading on ICTs at Paraswani and Saraipali is shown in fig.1. It was observed that the maximum loading on 220/132kV ICTs was 132MW only as per WRLDC SCADA whereas capacity of each ICT is 160MVA.
Fig. 1 Fig. 2
It was also observed that after availing the planned S/D on 400kV Raita- Kurud line, loading on 220/132kV ICTs at Paraswani and Saraipalli was increased by maximum of 10MW(maximum loading was 132MW in Paraswani ICT-1). Chhattisgarh may confirm
the overload settings at 220/132kV Paraswani and Saraipalli ICTs. the actions taken to control the loading on ICTs prior to availing S/D on 400kV Raita-Kurud line and detailed reasons for tripping. Second incident:
At, 11:13hrs, 400 kV Kurud-Jagdalpur S/C tripped on DT receipt from Jagdalpur end while switching off the LR of 400kV Kurud-Jagdalpur line at Jagdalpur end for Voltage Regulation by Chattisgarh. As intimated SLDC Chattisgarh, voltage was around 393 kV at Jagdalpur prior to tripping and LR was being switched off to improve the Voltage.
At 12:16 hrs, 400 kV Raita-Jagdalpur line tripped on over-voltage while charging of 400kV Kurud-Jagdalpur line. Due to this tripping, both Jagdalpur s/s and Kurud s/s became dead. As reported by SLDC Chhattisgarh, load loss of around 300 MW (261MW as per WRLDC SCADA) occured at Kurud and Jagadalpur.
Chhattisgarh may explain the reasons for tripping of 400kV Kurud- Jagdalpur line while opening of LR at Jagdalpur end.
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Sub-Committee may discuss.
9.6 Planned outage on 400 kV Vindhyachal- Jabalpur line-1 was availed by RTAMC, Vadodara at 09:31 hrs/25.02.21
An outage was availed on 400kV Vindhyachal-Jabalpur -1 on 25-02-2021 by WR-II , Powergrid. While reviving the line, an email request was received from RTAMC, Vadodara to avail outage on 400 kV M/B of Vindhyachal- Jabalpur line-1 from 25.02.21 to 27.02.21 (18:00 hrs) and to charge the line only with T/B at Jabalpur end. It was further intimated that the said outage on the M/B could not be availed during its approved continuous outage duration from 09.02.21 to 11.02.21 due to non-availability of outage on 400 kV Vindhyachal- Jabalpur line 1 on 09.02.21.
WR-II was intimated that, such rescheduling of outages shall be done with proper approval as per outage coordination procedure and advised that the Main bay shall be revived immediately by suspending works. RTAMC, Vadodara replied that, the bay jumpers at Jabalpur end have been opened for retrofitting works and shall be restored at the earliest on/before 27.02.2021. In view of the system security, the 400kV Vindhyachal-Jabalpur-1 was restored through Tie bay. The B/R is connected in dia with Vindhyachal circuit-1 at 400kV Jabalpur bus. Any switching operation on Bus reactor would result in outage of 400kV Vindhyachal-Jabalpur-1 feeder.Further "n-1" tripping of Bus-2 would result in zero flow on 400kv Vindhyachal-1. The outage on main bay has been extended thrice and on 01-03-2021, it was intimated that the line outage has to be availed to facilitate the revival of Main bay. The main bay has been finally normalized on 08-03-2021 after availing the outage on 400kV Vindhyachal-Jabalpur-1.
WR-II, POWERGRID may explain the reasons for violating the outage procedure.
Sub-Committee may discuss/note.
9.7 Long outage on Tie bay of Jabalpur and ICT-2 at Bhopal, BDTCL
765KV Bhopal, BDTCL , 705 bay (Tie bay of Jabalpur and ICT-2 at Bhopal, BDTCL) has been out since 08:52 Hrs of 16-07-2020 for AMP works, but due to Y and B-phase poles closing problem the said bay has not been restored till date (Even after – more than 07 months). In spite of repeated reminders same has not been restored till date. On 02-03-2021, While closing the Dia of 765kV 240MVAr bus reactor, which was switched off for voltage improvement, Main bay-707 could not be closed and hence 707-Main Bay & 708-Tie Bay of 765kV 240MVAr bus reactor (Dia) remained in open condition. The reason was understood to be some mechanical issue. Due to non-availability of aforesaid 541th OCC Agenda Page 17
bays, the 765 KV Bus-1 and Bus-2 at Bhopal are connected through only one connected dia (Dia of Indore and ICT-1 at Bhopal , breaker 701, 702 & 703) . In event of tripping of 701 bay ( main bay of Indore) of the connected dia, both the 765 KV Bus at Bhopal would split and flow on Jabalpur-Bhopal line would be zero, which was a serious concern. Tripping of 702 tie bay of Indore would result in zero flow on both ICTs.
Bhopal-BDTCL explain the following details of
Ongoing repairing works Expected time of restoration Constraints for non-restoration Efforts made to revive Sub-Committee may discuss/note.
9.8 Status of readiness of 1x150 MW Bhira Pump Storage Generating Station for meeting peaking demand of Mumbai in upcoming summer season
The Tata Power Bhira 1x150 MW Pump Storage Generating Station is available in the vicinity of Mumbai. In the upcoming summer season, the demand of Mumbai is anticipated to be more than the previous year demands. With limited power import capability of Mumbai, the Bhira PSS can be utilized for meeting peaking power requirement of the Mumbai.
TPC may appraise the committee the readiness of Bhira PSS for Pump Mode operation and supplying peaking power during upcoming summer season.
Sub-Committee may discuss/note.
9.9 Status of Compliance to LVRT and HVRT by RE Generators Regulation
LVRT: The Central Electricity Authority (Technical Standards for Connectivity to the Grid) (Amendment) Regulations, 2019 was notified on 6 Feb 2019. This amendment has several provisions in respect of Renewable Energy (RE) generation. The amendments would be applicable to all new generating units commissioned after 6th Aug 2019.
Prior to this amendment, one amendment was notified by CEA on 15th Oct 2013 and effective for all units commissioned after 15th Apr 2014. The ability of RE generators to successfully ride through faults in transmission system
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commonly known as LVRT (Low Voltage Ride Through) was first introduced in 15th Oct 2013 amendment by CEA. This was applicable for all wind generators connected to 66 kV and above commissioned after 15th Apr 2014.
CERC order dated 05.01.16 in Petition No.420/MP/2014 mandates compliance of LVRT in all Wind Turbine Generators (except for Stall Type WTGs) having capacity more than 500 kW connected to voltage level of 66 kV and above. In CERC order dated 05.01.16, SLDCs are directed to prepare quarterly report on installation and performance of LVRT on existing WTGs and submit to RPCs.
The capacity of LVRT compliant wind turbines and status of compliance by wind turbine generators connected is discussed in 495th, 496th, 504th, 513th, 519th,526th and 528th OCC meetings. The issue was also discussed in REIF meetings. LVRT is technical requirement from the point of view of the safety and security of the grid. CERC has already directed all WTGs of capacity equal to or more than 500 kW except Stall Type WTGs to comply with LVRT.
As per 526th OCC LVRT compliance details received from SLDCs are as follows:
Capacity to LVRT Installed % of LVRT Type of be LVRT Complied State/ Capacity Complied Utility Generation Compliant capacity Capacity (MW) as per state (MW) as obtained from SLDCs Wind 6174 5091 2195 43% Gujarat Information Information yet Solar 2283 yet to be to be received received Wind 4769 3206 755 24% Maharashtra Information Information yet Solar 1305 yet to be to be received received Wind 2430 1435 1020 71% MP
Solar 1343 Information Information yet yet to be to be received
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received
The updated status of compliance details of LVRT requirement are requested to be submitted by SLDCs.
HVRT:
As per Central Electricity Authority (Technical Standards for Connectivity to the Grid) (Amendment) Regulations, 2019, the generating station connected to the grid, shall remain connected to the grid when voltage at the interconnection point, on any or all phases (symmetrical or asymmetrical overvoltage conditions) rises above the specified values given below for specified time.
The compliance details of HVRT requirement are requested to be submitted by SLDCs.
OCC may like to discuss:
1. Status of wind capacity and solar capacity compliant to LVRT and HVRT w.r.t total RE capacity
2. Submission of quarterly report by SLDCs to RPC on installation and performance of LVRT on existing WTGs and Solar power plants.
3. Practices adopted by SLDCs for Confirmation of LVRT and HVRT compliances of WTG/Inverters before first time charging of all new RE generators in the respective systems
9.10 DR/EL status for February-2021 events
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Time and Date of Sl Station occurrence Remarks No. Name of Grid Event DR of 220 kV Karad Buses 1&2, 400/220 kV Karad ICTs 2&3, 220 kV Ogalewadi 1&2, 220 kV 400/220 kV 12:35 / Sadawaghapur 1&2, 220 kV Vita 1&2, 220 kV 1 Karad 01-02-2021 Mudshinghi 2&4, 220 kV Malharpeth, 220 kV Nigade, 220 kV Kiniwathar and 220 kV Nerle not submitted by MSETCL
220 kV 14:05 / 2 Ichalkaranji & 220 kV Kadegaon-Miraj DR not submitted by MSETCL 14-02-2021 220 kV Miraj
220 kV Saraipali & 09:28 / 220/132 kV Saraipali & Paraswani ICTs 1&2 DR not 3 220 kV 26-02-2021 submitted by CSPTCL Paraswani
MSETCL/CSPTCL/NCA may furnish the said details as per prescribed timelines.
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Item No. 10: Date of the next OCC meeting. Date of 542th OCC meeting may be decided by members.
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Anaulagnak 2.1
फरवरी 2021 maoM AavaRi%t ko AaMkD,aoM ka ivavarNa (piScama xao~ Baar p`oYaNa kond` kI AavaRi%t irpaoT- ko AaQaar pr) FREQUENCY PARTICULARS DURING February 2021 (AS PER FREQUENCY REPORT OF WRLDC) 1. INTEGRATED OVER AN-HOUR ek GaMTo maoM samaakilat
Hz Between 09 and 10 Hrs on 8th Feb 1.1 MAXIMUM FREQUENCY 50.09 AiQaktma AavaRi%t
1.2 MINIMUM FREQUENCY 49.85 Hz Between 05 and 06 Hrs on 22nd Feb nyaUnatma AavaRi%t
1.3 AVERAGE FREQUENCY 50.00 Hz. AaOsat AavaRi%t 2. INSTANTANEOUS ta%kailak
2.1 MAXIMUM FREQUENCY 50.31 on 11th Feb. at 18:01:40 hrs AiQaktma AavaRi%t
2.2 MINIMUM FREQUENCY 49.60 on 25th Feb at 06:54:10 hrs nyaUnatma AavaRi%t
3. %AGE OF TIME WHEN FREQUENCY WAS फरवरी 2021 जनवरी 2021 िदसंबर 2020 AavaRi%t ka samaya p`itSat maoM
3.1 Below 49.9 Hz. 7.12 4.85 4.79 49.9 hT\ja sao kma 3.2 BETWEEN 49.9 Hz. AND 50.05 Hz. 76.26 76.11 75.74 49.9 hT\ja AaOr 50.05 hT\ja ko baIca mao 3.3 ABOVE 50.05 Hz. 16.62 19.04 19.47 50.05 hT\ja ko ऊपर 4.1 NO. OF TIMES FREQUENCY TOUCHED 49.20 Hz. 0 0 0
4.2 NO. OF TIMES FREQUENCY TOUCHED 49.00 Hz. 0 0 0
4.3 NO. OF TIMES FREQUENCY TOUCHED 48.8 Hz. 0 0 0
Annexure-2.1B piScama xao~Iya ivaVut saimait ef 3, ema Aa[- DI saI xao~, AMQaorI pUva-, mauMba[- 400 093
FROM : SUPERINTENDING ENGINEER (OPERATION),WRPC,MUMBAI. Date: 12/02/2021 TO : CHIEF ENGINEER (GRID MANAGEMENT),CEA,NEW DELHI.(FAX NO.011-26109750)
HIGHLIGHTS OF THE POWER SUPPLY POSITION OF WESTERN REGION Revised FOR THE MONTH OF February 2021 File no: WRPC/Opn./PSP/2019-20/ (A) GENERATION DETAILS OF WESTERN REGION
HVDC CONSTITUENT GUVNL MPPGCL CSEB MSPGCL GOA DAMAN DNH ESIL&BARC DRAWAL WESTERN & DIU REGION (1) GENERATION GROSS (MUs) Thermal Coal+Gas Based 5291.76 2077.88 1273.70 8503.93 14.70 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 17161.97 Hydro 89.97 451.16 30.88 471.89 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 1043.90 Wind Injection 572.32 276.92 0.00 295.22 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 1144.46 Solar Injection 418.99 226.48 27.96 221.35 0.00 0.09 0.00 0.00 0.00 894.87 Bio Mass Injection 0.00 24.16 19.06 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 43.22 TOTAL 6373.04 3056.61 1351.59 9492.39 14.70 0.09 0.00 0.00 0.00 20288.43
(2) ACTUALDEMAND MET (GR. MW ) 17292 14983 4513 24097 583 349 872 907 61242
(B) ENERGY AVAILABILITY/ REQUIREMENT ETC.(EX-BUS) IN (MUs)
HVDC CONSTITUENT GUVNL MPPGCL CSEB* MSPGCL GOA DAMAN DNH ESIL&BARC DRAWAL WESTERN & DIU REGION 1. OWN GEN Thermal Coal+Gas Based 4874.98 2121.16 1217.61 8121.80 14.42 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 16349.96 Hydro 89.56 446.89 30.08 467.58 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 1034.11 Wind Injection 560.87 263.07 0.00 289.32 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 1113.26 Solar Injection 410.61 215.16 26.56 216.92 0.00 0.09 0.00 0.00 0.00 869.34 Bio Mass Injection 0.00 22.95 19.06 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 42.01 Total 5936.02 3069.23 1293.31 9095.63 14.42 0.09 0.00 0.00 0.00 19408.69 2 (I).Total drawl from ISTS Grid (at 3610.60 4496.16 1436.57 3929.31 288.50 208.89 549.77 109.40 1.77 14630.96 State Peripheri Excluding Tr. Losses) 2 (II) B.Total drawl from ISTS Grid ( 3699.38 4606.72 1471.90 4025.93 295.59 214.03 563.29 112.09 1.81 14988.93 Including Tr. Losses)
3. NET IMPORT 0.00 2.44 0.00 0.00 54.88 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 57.32 4. NET EXPORT 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 5 TOTAL AVAILABILITY (EXC ISTS TRANS. LOSSES) / TOTAL AVAILABILITY / NET ACTUAL ENERGY SUPPLIED (INC. ISTS TRAN.LOSSES)
5 (I) . TOTAL AVAILABILITY (EXCL. ISTS TRANS. LOSSES) 9547 7568 2730 13025 358 209 550 109 1.77 34096.98 5 (II). TOTAL AVAILABILITY / NET ACTUAL ENERGY SUPPLIED (INCL ISTS TRANS. LOSSES) 9635.40 7678.40 2765.21 13121.56 364.89 214.12 563.29 112.09 1.81 34454.95 6. SHORTFALL 6 (I). SHORTFALL (MU) 0.00 0.00 6.69 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 6.69 6 (II). SHORTFALL (%) 0.00 0.00 0.25 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.02 Freq. correction 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 Un Sch.Load Shedding 0.00 0.00 6.69 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 6.69 Sch.Load Shedding 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 7. Unrestricted Requirment 9547 7568 2737 13025 358 209 550 109 1.77 34104
AVERAGE WR GRID POOL LOSS 2.40 (C) DEMAND AVAILABILITY/UNRESTRICTED REQUIREMENT IN (MW)
1. REQUIREMENT 17304 14983 4513 24122 583 349 875 907 2 61264 2. AVAILABILITY 17292 14983 4513 24097 583 349 872 907 2 61242 3. SHORTFALL 12.10 0.00 0.00 25.30 0.00 0.00 2.75 0.00 0.00 21.43 4. % SHORTFALL 0.07 0.00 0.00 0.10 0.00 0.00 0.31 0.00 0.00 0.03 The details of calculations for Unrestricted Requirment Demand met at Unrestricted max 17292 14983 4513 24097 583 349 872 907 2 61242 Freq. correction 12 0 0 25 0 0 3 0 0 21 Un Sch.Load Shedding 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Sch.Load Shedding 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Unrestricted Demand 17304 14983 4513 24122 583 349 875 907 2 61264 Min. Registered Demand 11821 5561 2664 14177 40601
(D) Details of Gross generation, Declared Capacity, Scheduled generation & Injection from CS and dedicated Stations
C.S. Station & Gross Injection Dedicated Stations Generation (MUs) (MUs) Korba 1379.06 1310.11 Korba-III 335.40 318.63 Vindhyachal-I 752.72 715.08 Vindhyachal-II 625.53 594.25 Vindhyachal-III 669.20 635.74 Vindhyachal-IV 335.08 318.32 Vindhyachal-V 257.76 244.87 Kawas -0.71 -0.70 Gandhar -0.85 -0.83 Sipat I 1221.82 1172.95 Sipat II 325.17 312.16 MAUDA-I 307.15 294.86 MAUDA-II 411.41 394.96 Lara 592.01 568.33 Gadarwada 486.08 466.64 SOLAPUR 574.68 545.95 NSPCL 283.80 272.45 RGPPL 248.75 243.78 Kakrapar 304.18 285.01 Tarapur II (3&4) 361.26 332.36 Tarapur I (1&2) -1.66 -1.51 SSP 244.28 241.83 OTHER IPPS 13320.68 12521.44 Pench 16.04 15.80 Total 23048.83 21802.48
(F) Total Drawal by the Constituents
Constituents Actual total drawal from grid excluding grid loss
(MUs) GUJARAT 3610.60 MADHYA PRADESH 4496.16 CHHATISHGARH 1436.57 MAHARASHTRA 3929.31 GOA(WR) 288.50 DD 208.89 DNH 549.77 ESIL 106.92 BARC 2.48 HVDC DRAWAL 1.77 TOTAL 14630.96
(G) FREQUENCY REGIME OF WESTERN REGION GRID
1.Intantaneous (Hz) 2. Integrated (Hz) 3. Average (Hz) Maximum Freq. 50.31 50.09 50.00 Munimum Freq. 49.60 49.85
3. Percentage Time when the Frequency was 4.14. No NO. of OccasionsOF TIMES when Frequency was 3.1 Below 49.9 Hz. 7.12 FREQUENCY TOUCHED 4.249.20 NO. Hz. OF TIMES 0.00 3.2 BETWEEN 49.9 Hz. AND 50.05 Hz. 76.26 FREQUENCY TOUCHED 4.349.00 NO. Hz. OF TIMES 0.00 3.3 ABOVE 50.05 Hz. 16.62 FREQUENCY TOUCHED 48.8 Hz. 0.00 Net Import / export of Energy in the Region Actual Energy import (MU) -6762
Sch Energy import (MU) -6670 व युतदाब परेखा फ़रवर 2021 Voltage Profile during the month of Feb'2021 सं नक Annex-2.3