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Transmission Capacity Addition During 12Th Plan (2012-17) in India भारत सरकार GOVERNMENT OF INDIA कᴂद्रीय विद्युत प्राविकरण CENTRAL ELECTRICITY AUTHORITY भारत मᴂ 12 िĂ योजना (2012-17) के दौरान पारेषण क्षमता मᴂ िृवि TRANSMISSION CAPACITY ADDITION DURING 12TH PLAN (2012-17) IN INDIA विद्युत प्रणाली पररयोजना प्रबोिन प्रभाग POWER SYSTEM PROJECT MONITORING DIVISION जनिरी, २०१८ नई दद쥍ली JANUARY, 2018 NEW DELHI भारत सरकार GOVERNMENT OF INDIA कᴂद्रीय विद्युत प्राविकरण CENTRAL ELECTRICITY AUTHORITY भारत मᴂ 12 िĂ योजना (2012-17) के दौरान पारेषण क्षमता मᴂ िृवि TRANSMISSION CAPACITY ADDITION DURING 12TH PLAN (2012-17) IN INDIA विद्युतप्रणाली पररयोजना प्रबोिन प्रभाग POWER SYSTEM PROJECT MONITORING DIVISION जनिरी, २०१८ नई दद쥍ली JANUARY, 2018 NEW DELHI TRANSMISSION CAPACITY ADDITIONS DURING 12TH PLAN (2012-17) CONTENTS COVER PAGE Page no. PREFACE 1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 1 2. TRANSMISSION CAPACITY ADDITION AND FUND UTILIZED DURING 3 12TH PLAN Targets v/s Achievements - during 12th Five Year Plan (2012-17) 5 Salient features of 12th Plan 14 Brief evaluation of transmission construction regime during 12th plan 16 Funds Utilized for Transmission Schemes for XII Plan (2012-17) 24 Details of the Transmission Lines Added During XII Plan (2012-17) 42 Details of the Transmission Capacity Added During XII Plan (2012-17) 82 3. ADDITION OF TRANSMISSION LINES & TRANSFORMATION CAPACITY 26 DURING VARIOUS PLANS Transmission Lines (Ckm) Additions of +/- 800 & 500 kV HVDC & 26 765 kV in India Transformation Capacity (MVA/MW) Additions of 765 kV, +/-800 26 & 500 KV HVDC terminals in India Growth in Transmission Lines (Ckm) at end of Various Plan Periods 28 Growth in Sub-Stations (MVA) at end of Various Plan Periods. 30 37 4. GROWTH OF INTER-REGIONAL POWER CAPACITY th Growth of IR capacity since 6 plan 37 5. GENERATION PROJECT WISE TRANSMISSION SCHEME 41 Associated Transmission Schemes (ATS) of Generation Projects commissioned 198 during 12th plan. ----------------------- Central Electricity Authority CHAPTER – 1 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 1.1 INTRODUCTION The role of electricity sector in an economy hardly needs to be emphasized. Adequate capacity addition and its utilization in the most optimized manner is the most important aspect of the power development. EHV power system has seen rapid growth over last two decades, both in terms of higher transmission system voltages touching 765 kV UHV AC & +/- 800 kV HVDC and physical network size spreading through out India and even 1200 kV UHV AC station has been built on experimental basis for future implementation of the highest system voltage transmission lines. Commensurate with the capacity addition, this extensive network of transmission and distribution developed over the years is being used for evacuation of power generated and utilizing the same by the ultimate consumers. The new capacity additions call for further strengthening of the transmission system. The transmission capacity addition programme is continuously monitored by the Power System Project Monitoring Division in the Central Electricity Authority. 1.2 MONITORING The objective of Project Monitoring as enunciated under Section 73(f) of the Electricity Act, 2003 is to promote and assist the timely completion of schemes and projects for improving and augmenting the electricity system. The objective of monitoring is realized through the managerial techniques of “Planning & Control”. The two deliberative elements of Planning & Control are inter- dependent and are essential to every phase of capacity additions in the transmission systems. The primary responsibility arising under the planning element is the finalization of the Programme of Construction activities of transmission works for the year and laying down the general principles on the basis of which it will operate. These general principles basically involve availability of the finances, land, supply of materials and various statutory clearances to undertake construction works etc. The construction programme for the year is finalized and distributed properly into the four quarters of the year. 1.3 ROLE OF CEA The Power System Project Monitoring Division of CEA has been entrusted the responsibility of monitoring the progress of construction activities of the transmission schemes of 220 kV and above in the country which are required for providing the startup power and evacuation of power from the new Generation projects and system strengthening of the Regional Grids to meet the requirements at the consumer end. The progress of the various activities of the transmission schemes under execution by the Central/State/Private Utilities in the Country are closely monitored on weekly/fortnightly/monthly basis for timely commissioning. 1 | P a g e Transmission capacity addition during 12th Plan(2012-17) in India – A report by CEA Central Electricity Authority The various activities, in case of transmission lines, include monitoring of progress of tower foundations completed and towers erected and stringing of conductor and earth wire completed out of the total length and in case of substations, the activities like acquisition of land, construction of Control Room Building, casting of structural and equipment foundations and erection of equipment, erection of Transformers, erection of Switchgear and Control Panels and commissioning activities are monitored. Assistance in various impending issues like Forest clearance, RoW problems, Railways clearance, Road Highways Clearance, Aviation Clearance etc., is provided. Visits of the officers of PSPM Division, are also made to the sites for on the spot assessment of progress of works and rendering the advice/assistance to project authorities in solving the site problems and in avoiding or reducing time overruns of the on-going transmission schemes. The site visits by the Officers of the Power System Monitoring Division and the “Review Meetings” held in the Central Electricity Authority with the Utility representatives provide an excellent ground for inter-action to identify bottlenecks and action required to ensure completion of schemes as per targets. 1.4 CONTENT The Report comprises of five chapters. In the present chapter the role of Central Electricity Authority and the monitoring principles are summarily discussed. Chapter-2 mainly focuses on the transmission capacity addition during the 12th plan period. During this period about 110370 ckm of EHV lines and transformation capacity of 331214 MVA/MW was added in the country. This chapter also covers salient features of 12th plan and brief evaluation of transmission projects. Chapter-3 presents the transmission lines and transformation capacity additions (220 kV and above) during various plan periods till the end of 12th plan in India. Chapter-4 presents the growth of inter-regional capacity since 6th plan and programe for FY 2017-22. Chapter-5 presents the detail of transmission system associated with the generation projects commissioned during 12th plan. 2 | P a g e Transmission capacity addition during 12th Plan(2012-17) in India – A report by CEA Central Electricity Authority CHAPTER -2 ACTUAL TRANSMISSION CAPACITY ADDITIONS DURING 12th PLAN (2012-17) The programme for construction of transmission works for 12th plan period for evacuation of power from generating stations as well as for system strengthening, 107440 ckm of EHV transmission lines and 282750 MVA/MW transformation capacity was envisaged. The capacity finally added was 110370 ckm EHV lines (220 kV & above) and 331214 MVA/MW transformation capacity (220 kV & above). The details are furnished below; A. Transmission Line (All fig. in CKM) Transmission line addition during 12th Plan Period(2012-17) 12th Plan Achievement Total Target 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17 12th Plan +/-800 kV 7440 0 0 0 3506 2597 6124 765 kV 27000 1209 4637 7548 5601 6995 25990 400 kV 38000 11361 7777 9992 11181 10657 50968 220 kV 35000 4537 4334 4561 7826 6030 27288 Total 107440 17107 16748 22101 28114 26300 110370 B. Substation (All fig. in MW/MVA) Transformation Capacity addition during 12th Plan Period(2012-17) 12th Plan Achievement Total Target 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17 12th Plan +/-800 kV 9000 1500 4500 6000 765 kV 149000 24000 34000 38500 19500 26500 142500 +/-500 kV 3750 3750 0 0 0 0 3750 400 kV 45000 16795 9630 14970 17045 31340 89780 220 kV 76000 19120 13700 12084 24804 19476 89184 Total 282750 63665 57330 65554 62849 81816 331214 Growth during 12th Plan period (2012-17) The growth of transmission line capacity during the 12th Plan period vis-à-vis 11th plan period was 142.87%. Similarly, the growth of transformation capacity during same plan period was 180.87%. The year wise and voltage wise performance indices of transmission line and transformation capacity are furnished below: 3 | P a g e Transmission capacity addition during 12th Plan(2012-17) in India – A report by CEA Central Electricity Authority Performance indices of addition during 12th plan period vis-à-vis 11th plan period (A)Transmission Line Voltage Level 11th plan 12th plan Growth (in %age) +/- 800 kV 0 6124 - +/- 500 kV 9432 9432 0 765 kV 5250 31240 495.05 400 kV 106819 157787 47.71 220 kV 135980 163268 20.07 Total 257481 367851 42.87 (B) Substation Voltage Level 11th plan 12th plan Growth(in %age) +/- 800 kV 0 6000 - +/- 500 kV 9750 13500 38.46 765 kV 25000 167500 570.00 400 kV 151027 240807 59.45 220 kV 223774 312958 39.85 Total 409551 740765 80.87 The Utility wise and year wise achievements for 12th plan period are furnished in table 2.1(a) & 2.1(b) and also depicted in bar charts 2.1(a),2.1(b), 2.2(a), 2.2(b) & 2.3(a), 2.3(b). The complete details of the transmission lines and transformation capacity completed in all respects are furnished in Annexure-2.1(a) & 2.1(b) respectively.
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