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Transmission Planning for Tribal Area STU FIVE YEAR TRANSMISSION PLAN 2017-18 TO 2022-23 STU FIVE YEAR TRANSMISSION PLAN (2017-18 TO 2022-23) STU FIVE YEAR TRANSMISSION PLAN 2017-18 TO 2022-23 STU FIVE YEAR TRANSMISSION PLAN 2017-18 TO 2022-23 List of Abbreviation and Acronyms Legend Particulars *1 To meet additional Load Requirement of MSEDCL for (a) MIDC (b) Urban (c) Rural / Agriculture *2 To evacuate generation / PG network *3 To Strengthen System / Overcome constraint of a) High Voltage b) Low Voltage c) Loading *4 To have Reliability/Redundancy *5 To complete missing elements ABBREVATIONS Legend Particulars CTU Central Transmission Utility DMIC Delhi Mumbai Industrial Corridor EMTP Electro Magnetic Transient Program FACTS Flexible AC Transmission Systems GEC Green Energy Corridor HTLS High Temperature Low Sagging IPP Independent Power Producers InSTS Intra State Transmission System SEZ Special Economic Zone MIDC Maharashtra Industrial Development Corporation STU FIVE YEAR TRANSMISSION PLAN 2017-18 TO 2022-23 This Page is Intentionally Left Blank STU FIVE YEAR TRANSMISSION PLAN 2017-18 TO 2022-23 TABLE OF CONTENTS STU FIVE YEAR TRANSMISSION PLAN ................................................................................ 1 (2017-18 TO 2022-23) ....................................................................................................... 1 List of Abbreviation and Acronyms.................................................................................... 3 Introduction ..................................................................................................................... 1 Abstract of Transmission Plan......................................................................................... 25 EHV PROJECTS CUM O & M ZONE AMRAVATI.................................................................. 29 EHV PROJECTS CUM O & M ZONE AURANGABAD ............................................................ 46 EHV PROJECTS CUM O & M ZONE KARAD........................................................................ 66 EHV PROJECTS CUM O & M ZONE NAGPUR ..................................................................... 79 EHV PROJECTS CUM O & M ZONE NASHIK....................................................................... 95 EHV PROJECTS CUM O & M ZONE PUNE ........................................................................ 114 EHV PROJECTS CUM O & M ZONE WASHI ...................................................................... 131 Addressal of Transmission Constraints .......................................................................... 147 RENEWABLES AND GREEN ENERGY CORRIDOR.............................................................. 165 Transmission Ring Main System (Nagpur, Pune, Nasik & Aurangabad).......................... 181 Establishment of Transmission System in Unnetwork area ............................................ 189 Strengthening of existing EHV network......................................................................... 191 Creation of New Voltage Level in Existing Substation .................................................... 195 Creation of New Voltage Level in Existing Substation .................................................... 196 Stringing of second circuit of existing 220 kV & 132 kV SCDC lines of MSETCL ................ 199 Reactive Power Management....................................................................................... 201 Industrial Development ................................................................................................ 207 Transmission Planning for Tribal Area........................................................................... 213 MISCELLANEOUS CIVIL WORKS FOR ADMINSITRATIVE BUILDING................................... 219 OTHER TRANSMISSION LICENSEES PLAN ....................................................................... 229 RINFRA - TRANSMISSION .............................................................................................. 231 TPC-TRANSMISSION...................................................................................................... 237 POWER GRID CORPORATION OF INDIA (ONGOING SCHEMES) ....................................... 253 STU FIVE YEAR TRANSMISSION PLAN 2017-18 TO 2022-23 STU FIVE YEAR TRANSMISSION PLAN 2017-18 TO 2022-23 Introduction 1 | P a g e STU FIVE YEAR TRANSMISSION PLAN 2017-18 TO 2022-23 This Page is Intentionally Left Blank 2 | P a g e STU FIVE YEAR TRANSMISSION PLAN 2017-18 TO 2022-23 Introduction to MSETCL Maharashtra State Electricity Transmission Company Limited (hereinafter referred as “MSETCL”) is the largest transmission company in State and wholly owned corporate entity under the Maharashtra Government. It is incorporated under the Companies Act, in June, 2005 after restructuring the erstwhile Maharashtra State Electricity Board (MSEB) to transmit electricity from point of Generation to point of Distribution.There are total 9 (nine) existing transmission companies in the State of Maharashtra are shown in Figure 0-1. Figure 0-1. Transmission Companies in Maharashtra. The MSETCL also functions as a State Transmission Utility (STU) and bears responsibilities to plan, develop, operate and maintain the Transmission System to facilitate transmission of electricity from its source to load centers in a secure, reliable and economic manner. As on March 2017, MSETCL owns and operates most of Maharashtra’s Electric Power Transmission System. MSETCL operates 648 Extra High Voltage (EHV) Substations, transmission network of 44,615 ckm and transformation capacity of 1,18,487 MVA at various voltage levels. Today, MSETCL is the largest STU in India. 3 | P a g e STU FIVE YEAR TRANSMISSION PLAN 2017-18 TO 2022-23 EXISTING MAHARASHTRA NETWORK AS ON 31-03-2017 Voltage EHV Substation Transformation Capacity EHV LINES (CKT KM.) Level (No's) (MVA) T - T T T - - - STU STU STU INFRA INFRA INFRA JPTL - - - TPC TPC TPC SPTCL APTCL APML MSETCL MSETCL MSETCL R R R MEGPTCL MEGPTCL MEGPTCL 765kV 1 2 3 3000 3000 6000 0 360 360 500 KV 2 2 3582 3582 1504 1504 HVDC 400 KV 30 30 27210 27210 8415 334 438 14 57 62 9320 220 KV 219 8 8 235 51610 3000 6563 61173 16729 539 416 17684 132KV 315 315 27855 27855 14913 14913 110 KV 36 36 2305 2305 1759 1759 100 KV 38 13 51 2798 2368 5166 701 769 1470 66 KV 7 7 127 127 594 594 Total 648 8 21 2 679 118487 3000 8930 3000 133417 44615 539 1186 334 438 14 57 422 47604 4 | P a g e STU FIVE YEAR TRANSMISSION PLAN 2017-18 TO 2022-23 Power Scenario in Maharashtra Maharashtra State is targeted to continual improvement in Generation, Transmission and Distribution sectors, the gap between demand and generation is continuously narrowing down. The tables below shows, power scenarios in the State for previous three financial years. Table 1: Power Scenario in Maharashtra MSEDCL MUMBAI STATE Max Max Year LS Max Dem LS Month Dem Dem (MW) (MW) (MW) (MW) (MW) FY 2012-13 15261 1166 3077 18268 1166 Apr FY 2013-14 17158 1655 2812 19635 1655 Feb FY 2014-15 17694 973 3352 20795 973 Oct FY 2015-16 18054 350 3416 21414 350 Oct FY 2016-17 19745 538 3581 23055 538 March (Source: MSLDC) 1.1.1 Installed Generation Capacity in MW for Maharashtra including central shares as on 31-03-2017 Table 2: Installed Generation Capacity in MW for Maharashtra including central shares as on 31.03.2016 Ownership Hydro Coal Gas Nuclear Total RES Total State 2884.84 10580 672 0 14136.84 208.13 14345 Private 447 11496 568 0 12511 7439.47 19950 Central (firm 0 3911.4 2513 690 7114.40 0 7114 allocation) Total 3332 25987.4 3753 690 33762 7647.60 41410 (Source: WRLDC Annual report for FY 2016-17) Central (firm allocation) 17% State 35% Private 48% Figure 0-2: Installed Generation Capacity of the Maharashtra. 5 | P a g e STU FIVE YEAR TRANSMISSION PLAN 2017-18 TO 2022-23 MAHAGENCO A. Present Generation Installed capacity (Thermal and Gas) Sr. Unit Units Capacity Station MW No. No. (MW) 1 6 to 7 (210x2) 420 Koradi 8 to 10 660 x 3 1980 Stn 2400 2 Nashik 3 to 5 630 (210 x3) 630 2&3 210x 2 420 3 BTPS 4 & 5 500x 2 1000 Stn 1420 4 Paras 3&4 (250x2) 500 4 to 5 (210x2) 420 5 Parali 6 to 8 (250x3) 750 Stn 1170 1 to 4 (210 X 4) 840 Khaperkheda 5 500x1 500 6 Stn 1340 CSTPS 3 to 4 210 X 2 420 5 to 9 500 X 5 2500 7 Stn 500 500 MAHAGENCO THERMAL (TOTAL) 10380 B. GAS TURBINE POWER STATION 8 URAN G.T. 4x108 432 9 W.H.R. 1&2 2x120 240 MAHAGENCO GAS (TOTAL) 672 (Source: MAHAGENCO WEBSITE) 6 | P a g e STU FIVE YEAR TRANSMISSION PLAN 2017-18 TO 2022-23 MAHAGENCO HYDRO POWER Sr. Capacity Power Stations Unit No. (MW) HYDRO 1 Koyna I&II (PP) 4X70+4X80 600 (Stg.I & II Cap. is Uprated from 560 MW to 600 MW) Koyna IV (PP) 4X250 1000 Koyna III (PP) 4X80 320 K.D.P.H. (IP) 2X18 36 Koyna Total 1956 2 Bhatghar (IP) 1X16 16 3 Bhatsa (DW) 1X15 15 4 Bhira Tail Race (PP) 2X40 80 5 Dhom (IP) 2X1 2 6 Dimbhe(IP) 1X5 5 7 Dhudhganga(IP) 2X12 24 8 Eldari (IP) 3X7.5 22.5 9 Ghatghar PSS 2X125 250 10 Kanher (IP) 1X4 4 11 Manikdoh(IP) 1X6 6 12 Paithan PSS (DW) 1X12 12 13 Panshet (DW) 1X8 8 14 Pawna (IP) 1X10 10 15 Radhanagari (IP) 4X1.2 4.8 16 Surya(DW&IP) 1X6 6 17 Terwanmedhe(IP) 1X0.2 0.2 18 Tillari (PP) 1X66 66 19 Ujani PSS (DW&IP) 1X12 12 20 Vaitarna (DW & PP) 1X60 60 21 Vaitarna Dam Toe (DW) 1X1.5 1.5 22 Varasgaon (DW) 1X8 8 23 Warna(IP) 2X8 16 24 Small Hydro (Sr.No.2 to 23) 629 MAHAGENCO HYDRO TOTAL 2585 25 Solar 180 MAHAGENCO (TOTAL) 13187 (Source: MAHAGENCO WEBSITE) 7 | P a g e STU FIVE YEAR TRANSMISSION PLAN 2017-18 TO 2022-23 Maharashtra Share in Central Sector Stations in WR Installed Capacity Maharashtra share Central Stations / ISGS % Share (MW) (MW) KSTPS 2100
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