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Tribal People Planning Framework (TPPF) for Power Transmission And SFG2381 REV Public Disclosure Authorized Tribal People Planning Framework (TPPF) Public Disclosure Authorized for Power Transmission and Public Disclosure Authorized Distribution Andhra Pradesh August, 2016 Public Disclosure Authorized 1 | P a g e Table of Contents BACKGROUND 4 Project Preparation 9 IDENTIFICATION OF TRIBAL PEOPLE AND SOCIO-ECONOMIC BASELINE 20 Identification of Tribal People 20 Socio-Economic Profile 21 OBJECTIVES AND POLICIES 25 Policy and Legal Framework 25 POTENTIAL IMPACTS 29 IMPACT MITIGATION 36 Securing land 36 Land Acquisition and Resettlement Policy 37 Right of Way 48 CONSULTATION AND PARTICIPATION 49 IMPLEMENTATION AND INSTITUTIONAL ARRANGEMENTS 51 MONITORING AND GREVAINCE REDRESSAL MECHANISM 52 Grievance Redressal Mechanism 52 ANNEXURE 1: FIFTH SCHEDULED AREAS 54 ANNEXURE 2: CONTENT SHEET FOR TPP 56 ANNEXURE 3: RESETTLEMENT POLICY FRAMEWORK 57 ANNEXURE 4: DETAILS OF CONSULTATIONS 83 2 | P a g e 3 | P a g e Background The Government of Andhra Pradesh (GoAP) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Government of India (GoI) to launch the “Power for All” initiative. The purpose of the initiative is to ensure 24x7 power supply in the State of Andhra Pradesh (AP). The key interventions planned under the initiative are: Adequate power generation for providing 24x7 power supply Adequate power transmission and distribution systems Interventions for improving operational efficiency and customer satisfaction The Government of Andhra Pradesh, through the GoI, has approached the World Bank for financial assistance to strengthen its power and distribution systems towards achieving the targets laid out under the 24X7 PFA plan. Specifically, the proposed World Bank investments will be to implement the following initiatives: Establish new transmission sub-stations Upgrade existing transmission sub-stations Lay Transmission lines Undertake HVDS work Replace existing irrigation pump sets with energy efficient pump sets Remote ON/OFF starters for irrigation pump sets Smart Metering Real-time monitoring and control of distribution network by deploying SCADA/DMS system Provide UG cabling and covered conductors in important pilgrim towns and tourist towns Technical assistance and capacity building support for the utilities Power Sector in Andhra Pradesh and Implementation Arrangements The power sector in Andhra Pradesh comprises four key state owned enterprises to focus on the core operation power generation – Andhra Pradesh Power Generation Corporation Ltd. (APGENCO), power transmission, The Transmission Corporation of Andhra Pradesh (APTRANSCO) and distribution (Southern Power Distribution Company of Andhra Pradesh Ltd. (APSPDCL) and Eastern Power Distribution Company of Andhra Pradesh Ltd. (APEPDCL). These are corporatized entities with their own boards. The state also has New and Renewable Energy Development Corporation of Andhra Pradesh Ltd. (NREDCAP) to promote renewable energy deployment in the state. Lastly, Andhra Pradesh Electricity Regulatory Commission (APERC) provides the regulatory overview to the sector. 4 | P a g e AP State Power Sector Regulation Generation Transmission Distribution (APSPDCL & (APERC) (APGENCO) (APTRANSCO) (NREDCAP) APEPDCL) The proposed investments under the World Bank funded project will be implemented by APTRANSCO, APSPDCL and APEPDCL. These are corporatize entities with their own board. The details of the investments are provided below: Proposed Investments for APTRANSCO A tentative list of twelve schemes has been identified for proposed World Bank funding. The total investments are estimated to be INR 682.09 crores for the following projects Construction of substations and erection of 220 KV and132 KV radial line Augmentation of power transformers; Testing instruments (13 sets); Purchase of tower spotting software; Purchase of design licenced software; Purchase of earthing software; Trainings Tentative long list of schemes identified for World Bank funding is provided below: Table 1: Tentative long list of proposed schemes Sl. Name of the Line Connected lines District Site Status No. Sub-station Length Package-I Erection of LILO of 132kV Site available 132/33kV SS Ramachandrapuram - 9.00 East 1. in existing Mummidivaram Amalapuram to proposed kM Godavari 33kV SS, Mummidivaram Erection of 132kV DC line for making LILO of 2nd circuit of Site available 132kV SS 6.86 East 2. 132kV Kakinada – Yanam line to in existing Gollapalem kM Godavari the proposed 132/33 kV 33kV SS, Gollapalem SS 5 | P a g e Sl. Name of the Line Connected lines District Site Status No. Sub-station Length Stringing of 2nd circuit on 42.00 existing 132kV Kakinada – kM Yanam DC/SC Line Identification of Erection of 132kV DC radial line Government 132/33kV SS at from 220/132kV SS Samarlakota 24.89 East 3. land for the Jaggampet to the proposed 132/33kV kM Godavari substation is Jaggampet SS under process 132kV DC radial line from 132kV 132kV SS Site available Noonegundlapalli Switching 25.00 4. Kothapalli Chittoor in existing station to the proposed 132/33 kM (Gudipala) 33kV SS, kV Kothapalli SS Package-II Erection of 132kV DC radial line from proposed 132/33kV 20.00 Pachikapallam to the proposed kM 132kV SS 132/33 kV Penumur SS Identified Govt. 5. Chittoor Penumur 2nd circuit stringing on 132kV Land DC/SC Line from 220/132kV SS 40.00 Nagari to 132kV SS kM Pachikapallam Identification of Erection of 132kV DC radial line Government 132kV SS from 132/33kV SS Rayachoti to 20.00 6. YSR land for the T.Sundupalli the proposed 132/33kV SS T. kM substation is Sundupalli under process Request letter submitted to Zonal Erection of 132kV DC radial line Manager, 132kV SS from 220/132kV SS 30.00 7. YSR APIIC, Kadapa Satellite City Chinakampalli to the proposed kM for 15 Acres of 132/33kV SS Satellite city land near Vogivemana University Erection of 132kV DC radial line Site available 132/33kV SS from 220/132kV SS Kondapalli to 25.00 8. Krishna in existing Mylavaram the proposed 132 kV Mylavaram kM 33kV SS, SS 6 | P a g e Sl. Name of the Line Connected lines District Site Status No. Sub-station Length Package-III Site available, Erection of 132kV DC radial line 5.00 Acres, 132kV SS from 400/220/132kV SS 25.00 9. Nellore Sy.No.85/2, Kadivedu Manubolu to the proposed kM Kadivedu(V), 132/33 kV Kadivedu substation Chillakuru(M) Erection of 132kV DC radial line 132kV SS from 220/132kV SS Podili to the 26.00 Identified Govt. 10. Prakasam Chinarikatla proposed 132/33kV kM Land ChinarikatlaSS Making LILO of 2nd ckt of 220kV Bommur – Rampachodavaram 1.00 line to proposed 220/33kV SS kM 220/33kV SS East 11. Korukonda Site available Korukonda Godavari Stringing of 2nd ckt on existing 67.00 220kV Bommur – kM Rampachodavaram line Erection of 132kV DC radial line 132kV SS East from 220/132kV SS Podili to the 21.00 Identified Govt. 12. Prakasam Gangavaram proposed 132/33kV East kM Land Gangavaram SS Proposed Investments for APSPDCL and APEPDCL The total investments are estimated to be INR 2490 Cr for APSPDCL and INR 1032 Cr for APEPDCL. The sub-project components covered under the investments are: Table 2: List of proposed sub-components for APEPDCL and APSPDCL S.No. Component Component Description HVDS aims at reduction of losses through replacement of the low High Voltage voltage distribution network (LVDS) with HVDS and installation of Distribution large number of smaller capacity distribution transformers – 25 KVA 1. System or 16 KVA in place of higher capacity distribution transformers – 100 (HVDS) KVA or 63 KVA for supply to agricultural consumers. This system is best suited to meet the scattered low density loads observed in rural areas Energy Replacement of existing pump sets with 5 star BEE rated energy 2. Efficient efficient pump sets would result in energy conservation and Pump Sets increased pumping efficiency. 7 | P a g e Energy efficient pump sets to be installed on pilot basis. Remote Remote starters/Electric Smart Control Panel would provide facility ON/OFF ON/OFF operation remotely by using SMS/phone call. This would 3. starters: also provide protection to the devices due to under voltage, over voltage, dry run, single phasing etc. It is proposed to install remote starters for pump sets A smart meter would record consumption of electric energy in intervals of an hour or block and communicates information back to Smart 4. the utility for monitoring and billing. Smart meters enable two-way Metering communication between the meter and the central system Smart meters for urban consumers The SCADA/DMS System will provide real time monitoring and control, loss minimization/loss balancing and considerable improvement in voltage/VAR profiles. It would also facilitate proper handling of loads while load shedding & restoration, efficient planning of network for future growth by using proven power SCADA system planning tools 5. Scheme consists of installation of Remote Terminal Units (RTU) at each 33/11 KV substation and integration of these RTUs with centralized control center to manage the Distribution system of the town SCADA to be implemented in balance sub-stations of Vishakhapatnam and Vijayawada which have not been covered under R-APDRP/IPDS AP is exposed to cyclones, storm surges, floods and droughts. Every two or three years, AP experiences a moderate to severe intensity UG Cabling cyclone or landfall. According to an estimate by the Dept. Of Disaster and Covered Management, GoAP, about 44% of the state is vulnerable to tropical 6. Conductors storms and related hazards. Placing
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