GOVERNMENT OF PUNJAB (INDIA) Energy Statistics of Punjab 2015-16 ECONOMIC ADVISER TO GOVERNMENT PUNJAB CHANDIGARH CONTENTS Particular Page No. Table No. i-xv REVIEW mu`K q`Q pyNfU Aqy SihrI ielwikAW iv`c roSnI leI aUrjw dy mu`Fly swDnW Anuswr pRqI 1000 pirvwrW dI vMf (2010) Per 1000 Distribution of Households according to Primary Sources of energy for lighting in rural and urban areas (2010) pyNfU Aqy SihrI ielwikAW iv`c Kwxw bxwaux leI aUrjw dy mu`Fly swDnW Anuswr pRqI 1000 pirvwrW dI vMf(2010) Per 1000 Distribution of Households according to Primary Sources of energy for cooking in rural and urban areas ( 2010). .3 pyNfU Aqy SihrI ielwikAW iv`c Kwxw bxwaux leI mu`K rwjW iv`c aUrjw dy mu`Fly swDnW Anuswr pRqI 1000 Anuswr pirvwrW dI vMf(2010) Per 1000 distribution of rural and urban households in each major states by primary sources of energy used for cooking. District-wise Nos.of L.P Gas Connections and Pending Applications in the State. Year-wise Consumption of Different Types of Petroleum Products. District-wise o Nos.f Filling Stations and Gas Agencies. State-wise Nos. of Retail Outlets, L.D.O/S.K.O Dealers & L.P.G. Distributors. District-wise number of the Bio-Gas Plants State-wise Achievement vis-à-vis target under National Project on Bio-Gas Development. Year-wise solar thermal system installed. District-wise number of Bio-Gas Plants Installed during 2015-16. Energy ( Electricity ) Installed and Firm Capacity of Hydro, Thermal and Diesel plants. Detail of Power Generated /Received / Purchased. Detail of Power Generated by Different Thermal plants /Diesel plants and Quantity of Fuel Consumed. Particulars of Electricity Sold to Ultimate Consumers and to other States. District-wise and year-wise number of Towns/Villages Electrified. District-wise number of Towns Electrified in Different Ranges of Population. District-wise number of Villages Electrified in different Ranges of Population. Year-wise number of Villages Electrified in Punjab State. Category-wise Number of Consumers Category-wise number of Consumers, their Percentage to Total consumers and average units sold per consumer. Year-wise and Category-wise number of Rural and Urban Consumers. District-wise and Category-wise Rural and Urban Consumers. Units Consumed by Consumers Units Consumed by Different Types of Consumers (category-wise). District-wise Units Sold to Different Categories of Consumers. Year-wise Distribution of Consumption of Power in Rural and Urban Areas in Punjab . Category-wise Consumption of Electricity in Rural and Urban Areas of Punjab. District-wise and year-wise Per Capita Consumption of Electricity. District-wise Per Capita Consumption and Units Sold. Category-wise and year-wise Units Sold Per Consumer. District-wise Units Sold Per Consumer. Utilisation of Capacity of Electricity Generating Plants in Punjab. L.T and 11 K.V. Transmission lines Year-wise Length of L.T. and 11 K.V. Transmission Lines. District-wise Length of L.T and 11 K.V. Lines. Length of Routes and Circuits of different Categories of Lines. No. of Transformers Year-wise number of Transformers and their Capacity. District-wise Per Square kilometre Capacity of Transformers. Category-wise Connected Load Category-wise Connected Load and Extent of Increase or Decrease over the previous year. Category-wise Connected Load Per Consumer. Category-wise Units Sold per K.W of Connected Load. District-wise and Category-wise Units Sold per K.W. per Connected Load District-wise and Category-wise Increase or Decrease in Connected Load for 2015-16 over 2014-2015. District-wise Rural and Urban Connected Load. Category-wise Increase or Decrease of Connected Load over 2000-01. District-wise and year-wise Connected Load Per consumer. District-wise and Category-wise Connected Load Per consumer. District-wise and year-wise Units Sold per K.W. of Connected Load. District-wise and year-wise Connected Load. Projected Electricity Demand Projected Energy Requirement and Peak Load according to State/Union Territory from 2004-05 to 2011-2012. Tubewells Year-wise number of Electric Tubewells /Pump sets in the State. District-wise number of Energized Tubewells /Pump sets and percentage increase over 2000-01. Pending Applications /State-wise Consumers Category-wise detail of Pending Applications for Electricity. Year-wise and State-wise number of Consumers of Electricity. Generation Installed Generating Capacity in Utilities. New Generating Capacity by State/U.Ts and by Prime Movers. Gross Electricity Generation. State-wise Energy Sold by Utilities to Ultimate Consumer. State-wise Annual Per Capita Consumption of Electricity. Year-wise and State-wise Annual Per Capita Consumption of Electricity. State-wise Villages Electrified. State-wise Irrigation Pump sets and Ttubewells Energised. Energy Consumption in Agriculture Sector. EnergyAavailable and Lost in Transmission and Distribution by State Electricity Boards/Corporations. Plan Expenditure Expenditure on Power during Plans. Year-wise Actual Expenditure incurred on Continuing and New Power Schemes. Expenditure incurred during the year 2013-14 and Approved Outlay for the year 2014-15 on important Power Schemes. Miscellaneous Nos. of Households using Electricity in Punjab (District-wise). Annual Plans Load Factor achieved by Thermal Plants (per-cent). Year-wise Average Revenue and Expenditure Per Unit Sold Year-wise Average Revenue Per Consumer, Per KW of Connected Load and Per Unit sold. 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The report contains the comprehensive information about important parameters of energy statistics like generation, consumption, transmission and distribution losses, installed plant capacity, connected load, no. of transformers, towns/villages electrified, no. of gas connections, bio-gas plants, consumption of petrol/high speed diesel, kerosene oil, no. of petrol/diesel filling stations, no. of solar thermal systems and expenditure on Power Schemes etc. Intra-state comparative figures of different aspects of energy have also been given. This report is used by different Departments associated with Energy dealing with development programmes. This report is also useful to general public, students and research scholars. This report has been prepared by Smt. Miury Bhatia, Research Officer with the assistance of Smt. Balwinder Kaur, Statistical Assistant under the overall supervision of Smt. Kuldeep Kaur, Joint Director. The scope of this report has been improved to make it more comparative. Moreover, any constructive suggestion for future improvement of the report will be highly appreciated. Chandigarh Mohan Lal Sharma, Dated : Economic Adviser “The most important single factor contributing towards economic growth is availability of Power” - Ruddar Dutt. “ “ ii iii 2004-05 0.1 31.4 24.2 33.3 3.7 0.4 6.7 2009-10 0 32.6 33.7 28.9 1.1 0.5 3.3 2004-05 0.6 8 70.3 4 13.2 3.8 0.1 2009-10 0 10.8 71.4 3.4 12.7 1.1 0.6 2004-05 ( ) 2009-10 ( ) 0.1% 3.3% 0.4% 0.5% 6.7% 0% 1.1% 3.7% 31.4% 32.6% 28.9% 33.3% 24.2% 33.7% 2004-05 ( ) 2009-10 ( ) 0.1% 3.8% 0.6% 1.1% 0.6% 0% 12.7% 13.2% 8% 10.8% 4% 3.4% 70.3% 71.4% iv hY[ v vi AWDrw pRdys vii viii D kMm (APDRP.- ix REVIEW “The most important single factor contributing towards economic growth is availability of Power” Ruddar Dutt. Energy plays a vital role in the development of overall economy of the state. Adequate and reliable availability of power is indispensable for sustainable growth of the economy. Energy plays an important role as a factor of production and consumer item also. In order to run households in rural and urban areas, to achieve full mechanization of agriculture, rapid industrialization and efficient transportation, it is necessary to tap all the resources of energy to meet the rising demand. Unless new sources of energy are tapped, energy crisis may lead to retardation in economic growth. Punjab has been experiencing shortage of power despite huge investment in this sector, efforts to meet the demand have not been borne fruits. In this context, it is an appropriate to garner all the available facts about the need and availability of energy statistics.