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Department of Power
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BACKGROUND NOTE
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
St. No. Description Page
No.
Profile of Haryana Power Sector 7
Vision & Mission 2
t. HPGCL
dt Objectives of HPGCL 3
1 Total Generating Capacity available with the State 36
13 Performance of HPGCL Generating Stations for the period 2020-21) 6-7
‘as compared to the period 2016-17, 2017-18, 2018-19 & 2019-20
14 Generation Capacity Addition 7
15 ‘Achievements and Performance highlights of HPGCL, 88
16 Initiatives taken by HPGCL to improve efficiency and reduce cost of generation | 10-11
from its power plants
17 ‘Sources and linkage of coal for HPGCL Thermal Power Stations 1
18 ‘Steps being taken by the Government for ensuring sufficient Generation Capacity | 12-25
Addition
2. HVPNE
24 Ne. of existing substations in the State as on 31.10.2020 26
22 ‘Achievements in capacity addition es 26-27
23 Proposed Capacity addition 28-29
24 Works covered under various funded schemes 30
24.7 | World Bank funded Transmission Works 30-32
2.4.2 | Japan International Co-operation Agency funded Projects B
25 Trends in the Transmission Losses, Ex}
25.1 | Comparison of transmission losses with respect to other States 33
26 Transmission system availabilty 4
26.1 | Normative annual Transmission System Availabilty Factor (NATAF) 3
262 | Comparison with other States w.r.t Transmission System Availability 35
263 | Procedure for the calculation of intrastate Transmission Losses of HVPNL 35-36
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3.26] Haryana Swaran Jyanii Bjali Samii 7
3.27 | Other Technological Innovations a7
‘3.28 | Ease of Doing Business 7
a FINANCIAL POSITION OF HARYANA POWER UTILITIES
a4 Profit and Loss statement 88
42 RE Subsidy 8
43 Capital expenditure 8
44 Equity Capital Ea
45 Receivables Ey
46 Loans 8
a7 Annual Revenue Requirement approved by HERC 90-33
48 Distribution tariff applicable in Haryana wae. 01.06.2020 94-700
49 ‘Tariff Comparison of Haryana with neighboring states (SOP + FSA* Taxes) 107
6. POWER SECTOR REFORMS IN HARYANA
BA Important Milestone achieved 102-105
52 Abstract of ARR order 2020-21 105
6 HARYANA POWER PURCHASE CENTER
64 Overall Power Supply Position in the State of Haryana 106-107
62 ‘The anticipated availability of the power from various long term sources 708-108,
63 Anticipated availability of the power from various Tong term Sources from Dec-] 100
2020 to Jan. 2021Sept. 2020
64 Detail of banking arrangement for period from Dec. 2020 to Jan. 2021Sept 2020 | 770
65 List of projects (Reliable sources where either consent given or PPA signed) 710
66 Expected Capacity addition scenario til the end of 2020-21 110
67 ‘Schedule of Power 110-174
68 Note on renewable energy T4118
z Man Power Position of HPUs 119-120
e ‘CHIEF ELECTRICAL INSPECTORATE
Bt Overview Tat
82 Functions of the Department 724
821 | Technical Functions 2-122
822 | Slate Licensing Board 122123
82.3 | General Functions 123
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PROFILE
Haryana power sector comprises four wholly State-owned Corporations i.e. HPGCL, HVPNL,
UHBVNL and DHBVNL, which after unbundling of the HSEB in 1998 are responsible for
Power generation, transmission, trading and distribution in the State.
The State's power sector was restructured on August 14, 1998. The Haryana State
Electricity Board (HSEB) was reorganized initially into two State-owned Corporations namely
Haryana Vidyut Prasaran Nigam Ltd. (HVPNL) and Haryana Power Generation Corporation
Ud. (HPGCL). HPGCL was made responsible for operation and maintenance of State's own
Power generating stations. HVPNL was entrusted the power transmission and distribution
functions. Simultaneously, an independent regulatory body le. Haryana Electricity
Regulatory Commission, was constituted to aid and advise the State Govt. on the
development of the power sector, to regulate the power utilities and take appropriate
measures to balance the interest of various stake-holders in the power sector, namely
electricity consumers, power entities and generation companies, etc.
HYPNL was further reorganized on July 1, 1999 by carving out two more
Corporations, namely Uttar Haryana Bili Vitran Nigam Ltd, (UHBVNL) and Dakshin Haryana
Bill Vitran Nigam Ltd. (DHBVNL) with the responsibilty of distribution and retail supply of
Power within their jurisdiction. While UHBVNL is responsible for Panchkula, Ambala,
Yamuna Nagar, Kurukshetra, Kaithal, Karnal, Panipat, Sonepat, Rohtak and Jhaljar districts,
DHBVNL caters to Jind, Hisar, Fatehabad, Bhiwani, Sirsa, Faridabad, Gurugram, Nuh
(Mewat),Rewari, Narnaul, Palwal and Charkhi Dadri districts. These distribution companies
are at the moment serving about 69 lacs consumers of different categories,
The toial installed & contracted generation capacity available to the State is
11994.90 MUV. The highest ever daily power supply of 2372.30 Lac units and the record
maximum demand of 11001 MW, was met on 3"\July, 2019.The per capita consumption of
Haryana State for the FY 2019-20 is 1805.45 KWH against the National value of 1181 KWH
(provisional) for FY 2018-19.
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4.4 OBJECTIVES
Haryana Power Generation Corporation Ltd. came into existence on 14.08.98 after
the restructuring of Haryana State Electricity Board into Haryana Power Generation
Corporation Ltd. (HPGCL), Haryana Vidyut Prasaran Nigam Ltd. (HVPNL), Uttar Haryana
Bij Vidyut Nigam Ltd. (UHBVNL) & Dakshin Haryana Billi Vidyut Nigam Ltd. (DHBVNL)
under the Reform Programme.
‘The main objectives of HPGCL are as under: -
1 To generate power from its existing Generating Stations in the most efficient manner on
commercial lines and to sell the same to distribution companies.
2 To set up new Power Generation Projects.
4.2 TOTAL GENERATING CAPACITY AVAILABLE WITH THE STATE:
The total installed generation capacity available with the State of Haryana is
11994.90 MVV .Out of this, generation capacity of State owned power projects is 2582.4 MW.
The balance is from Haryana’s share in Central Sector Generating Stations and from other
long-term power contracts.
The details of the installed and contracted generation capacity from various projects
and Haryana’s share (in MW) is as under: -
Table 1.4
Installed capacity & Haryana Share as on 07.11.2020
‘Sr | Name/ Location of Generating | Installed | Haryana | Type of | Location of Plant
No | Station Capacity | Share Unit
(MW) (MW)
7 2 3 4 5 6
(A) | STATE OWNED PROJECTS
1_[ Panipat Thermal Power Plant 70 710 Thermal Haryana
2 | Rajiv 1200 7200 | Thermal Haryana
GandhiTPP Hissar(RGTPP)(KHE
DAR)
3 | DCRTPP Yamuna Nagar 600 600 Thermal Haryana
(DeenBandhuChhotu ram TPP)
4 [WYC Hydel Project, Yamuna] 624 24 Hydro Haryana
Nagar
| Panipat Solar Power Project, 70 70 Solar Haryana
Panipat
‘Sub Total(A) 25824 | 2582.4
(B) | Partnership Projects (BBMB)
6 _| Bakhra Power Plant 747e73_|_487.42_[_ Hydro | PunjabiHimachal
7_| Dehar Power Plant 990 287.08 | Hydro | Punjab/Himachal
8_| Pong Power Plant 396 61.64 Hydro | PunjabiHimachal
‘Sub-Total (E) 2864.73 | 846.14
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‘Sr | Name! Location of Generating | Installed | Haryana | Type of | Location of Plant
No | Station Capacity | Share Unit
(MW) (Mw)
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THDG
4% _| Tehri Hydel (THOC) 71000 7 Hydro. Uttranchal
46 | Koteshwar (Uttranachal) (THDG) | __400 76.84 Hydro Uttranchal
Total THDC. 1400 87.84
NPS
47 | Narora_Atcmic Power Station | 440 27.88 |~ Nuclear | Uttar Pradesh
(NAPS)
48 | RAPP stage-B-4 40 8 Nuclear Rajasthan
49 [RAPP 5&6 440 24.95 | Nuclear Rajasthan
Total NPS 1320 | 100.93,
‘SUB-TOTAL (C) 29746.49 | 3021.16
D_| Independent Private Power Projects & Purchases
'50_[ Adani case 1 bidding (PP) Gujarat | 1980 1424 [Thermal Gujarat
‘61 | Mahatma Ganchi Super Thermal | 1320 1188 | Thermal Haryana
Power Station (MGSTPS), Jhajjar
(Case-2) (CLP)
82 | Sasan Power Lidof Reliance in| 3060 445.5 | Thermal | Madhya Pradesh
Madhya Pradesh
'53_| Mundra UMPP (Gujarat) (CGPL)_| 4000 380 Thermal Gujarat
54 | PTC/ GMR Kemalanga 1050 300 Thermal Orissa
55 | Amarkantak (IPP) through PTC | 600 285 Thermal ‘Chhattisgarh
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56_| PTC /Karchamwangtoo. 1000 a6 Hydro | "Himachal Pradesh
57_| Solar Power through SECI 80 80 Solar |" Outside Haryana
58_| Bagiihar (PTC J&K) 450 50 Hygto [Jammu & Kashmir
59 | Jorethang HEP, Sikkim 6 96 Hydro ‘Sikkim
60_| Tashiding HEP, Sikkim 7 97 Hydro. ‘Sikkim.
61_| Sugar Mills (6 No) 82 61 | Renewable Haryana
62_| Solar Power Projects 12.8 728 Solar Haryana
163 | Starwire Biomass Power project 89) Eg Biomass Haryana:
(64 | Srislyoti 25 9.5 | Renewable. Haryana:
'65_| Gemoo Bio Mass Power Project 8 é Biomass Haryana:
‘66 | Mis Mor Bio Energy Pvt. Ltd. Jind | 1.2 12 Biomass, Haryana
(Biogas)
‘67_| Bhoruka HEP Yamunanagar é é Hydro Haryana:
(68 | AB Grains, 3.93 5 Renewable Haryana:
‘69 | Puri Oil Mills, MHEP, Karnal 28 26 Hydro Haryana:
70_| P&R Gogripur Small Hydro Kamal | 2 2 Hydro. Haryana
71_| JBM Solar 20 20 Solar Haryana
72_| Utrecht Solar Pvt Lid 1 1 Solar Haryana,
73_| Subhashinfra EngineersPvt. Lis a. 1 ‘Solar Haryana:
74 | Balarch Solar 1 1 Solar Haryana:
75_| Aggregator under Pilot Scheme 400 400 Thermal_| MP & Chhattisgarh
76 | Wind Power from 2nd phase of 71000 100 Wind ‘Gujarat
1000 MW ISTS Wind Projects
77_| Chuzachain HEP Sikkim 170 470 Hydro ‘Sikkim
78 | Wind Power from 3rd phase of 2000 725 ‘Wind ‘Gujarat
2000 MW ISTS Wind Projects
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Sub Total (D) 18308.13 [5545.2
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2019-20 2411
2018-19 2415
2017-18 2467
2016-17 2462
7__| GCV of Coal (kcal/kg)
2020-21 (upto Sep.-20) 323
2019-20 3610
2018-19 3633
2017-16; 3644
2016-17 3666
Backing Down Statement (In LUs) for FY 2019-20
(Source: Sh. Rajesh Garg, Dy.Secy,/Generation, HPGCL, Panchkula,
ob; 9365084404)
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Station | zoisae | 20167 meas | ae | mee
PTPS-1 (26865 * - - - = im
PTPS-2 57561 57350 43803, 45996 59812 29553
DCRTPP 10815 43733 10645 10930 16546 19106
RGTPP. 41844 60115 51705, 56074 62909 40637,
HPGCL 137085, 131199 106153 112999 139267 89296
Average
Backing Down 375 359 291 340 381 a7
(LU per day)
Backing down calculated from April-2015 to December-2015 as PTPS-1 Panipat
(Units-1 to 4) phased out w.e.f. 09.12.2015.
(Source: Sh. Rajesh Garg, Dy.Secy Generation, HPGOL, Panchkula, Mob: 0355084404)
1.4 GENERATION CAPACITY ADDITION
At the time of formation of HPGCL in 1998-99, the own generation capacity was
‘863.30 MW. Now, the own generation capacity is 2582.40 MW which comprises of 710 MW
Panipat Thermal Power Station at Panipat, 1200 MW Rajiv Gandhi Thermal Power Project
(RGTPP), Khedar, 600 MW Deen Bandhu Chhotu Ram Thermal Power Project (OCRTPP),
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HPGCL has achieved highest ever PLF of 96.71 % on 22.05.2018
300 MW Unit-2 of Deen Bandhu Chhotu Ram Thermal Power Project Yamunanagar has
completed continuous running of 144 days from 09.11.2018 to 02.04.2019 and has broken
its own previous record of continuous running of 135 days.
During 2019-2020, PTPS Panipat has achieved the HERC norms of DPLF (%), Specific
Oil Consumption (mi/kwh) and Station Heat Rate (Kcal/kg).
OCRTPP Yamunanagar has achieved the HERC norms of Specific Oil Consumption
(mkwh) and Station Heat Rate (Keal/kg) during 2019-2020,
RGTPP Khedar has achieved the HERC norms of Specific Oil Consumption (ml/kwh)
during 2019-2020,
We have been able to achieve lowest Specific Oil Consumption of HPGCL during FY
2019-20 i.e., 0.61 mi/kwh, which is lowest since FY 1999-2000,
More than 100% ash utiized at PTPS Panipat, DCRTPP Yamunanagar and RGTPP
Khedar during FY 2019-20
During FY 2019-20, WYC Hydel has achieved the PLF of 54.74% which is highest since
more than 10 years,
During FY 2014-18, FY 2017-18, FY 2018-19 and FY 2019-20, HPGCL earned a profit of
104.77 crore, 231.35 crore, 209.99 crore and 247.76 crore respectively.
RGTPP Khedar on dated 03.07.2020 has ran at its full capacity and generated 289.42
LUs which is 2nd highest generation in a single day by RGTPP Khedar,
HPGCL has been conferred first position in the "16 National Award for excellence in Cost
Management-2018" under Category Power Generation, Distribution & Transmission,
organized by the Institute of Cost Accountants of India.
|n view of overachieving the performance targets given in PAT-2 scheme during FY.
2018-19, approx. 54,500 No. Energy Saving Certificates is expected to be allotted to
PTPS Panipat and DCRTPP Yamunanagar.
(Source: Sh. Rajesh Garg, Dy Seoy /Generation, HPGCL, Panchkula, Mob: $355064404
Sh. Bahadur Singh Gosain, Sr. AO, HPGCL. Panchkula, Mob: 316478134
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to visit each power plant every month and analyze the performance parameters, cost, heat rate,
efficiency and safety at a micro level. The target of ORT is to bring the operating parameters,
as close to the design parameters, as possible.
An Apex Committee comprising of Managing Director, Directors, all Chief Engineers
and Financial Advisors has also been constituted. The apex committee meets regularly to
monitor the activities of the above groups and the performance of the power stations.
As a result of good O&M practices and close monitoring procedures, the efficiency of HPGCL
Power Plants has improved, over a period of time.
(Source: Sh, Rejesh Garg, Dy Seoy/Generation, HPGCL, Panchkula, Mob: 9356084404)
1.7 SOURCES AND LINKAGE OF COAL FOR HPGCL THERMAL POWER STATIONS,
> Onthe basis of average specific coal consumption of each plant during FY 2020-21, daily
consumption of coal for PTPS, Panipat, DCRTFP, Yamunanagar and RGTPP, Hisar is
around 10,000 MT, 8500 MT & 17,500 MT respectively with all units running at 85% PLF.
> The Coal linkages for PTPS Panipat, DCRTPP Yamunanagar and RGTPP Hisar from
various coal companies is as under:
Table 1.5
‘Sr.No. | Coal Company [Annual Contracted Quantity (in Lakh MT)
PTPS, Panipat
a CCL 20.60 Lakh Tons
2. BCCL, 11.60 Lakh Tons
3 WL. 2.30 Lakh Tons.
Total 34.50 Lakh Tons.
DCRTPP, Yamunanagar
Aza CCL. 28.00 Lakh Tons
Total 28,00 Lakh Tons
RGTPP, Hisar
if MCL 75.00 Lakh Tons.
2 NCL 15.00 Lakh Tons.
a ECL (04.00 Lakh Tons.
4 CCL 43.02 Lakh Tons
Total I 47.02 Lakh Tons.
(Source: Sh. Pawan Bains, Xen/fuel, HPGCL, Panchkula, Mob: 7814514457)
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Nagar (15 MW) and New Ash Dyke Area, FTPS, Faridabad (30 MW) on Build,
Operate and Transfer (BOT) for a period of 25 years(Through International
Competitive Bidding). As no bid was received by due date (17.07.2019),
therefore, same was extended thrice upto 05.09.2019.
‘Subsequently, e-NIT dated 12.09.2019 with relaxed POR, EMD and allocation of
work (project wise) was issued with due date of ‘submission of bids as 14.10.2019.
Again no bid was received, corrigendum was proposed, however, same could not
be issued due to enforcement of model code of conduct.
Fresh e-NIT dated 29.10.2019 was issued with due date of submission of bids as
25.11.2019. The due date was extended seven times upto'09.08.2020. However,
1no bidder participated inspite of relaxation in PQR, project wise EMD and allowing
bidders to quote project wise. The date of ‘submission of bid was not extended,
therefore, e-NIT itself stands cancelled.
Accordingly, the e-NIT 21/CE/PLGWYCISPP-27 1/Vol-V dated 08.09.2020 on
Domestic Competitive bidding was issued with due date of submission of bid as
08.10.2020. Due date was extended upto 09.11.2020 and then upto 07.12.2020,
as no bid was received.
HPGCL issued e-NIT No. 12/CE/PLG/FTPSSPP-303 dated 29.10.2019 for
design, engineering, procurement & supply, construction, commissioning and
comprehensive operation & maintenance for five (5) years extendable for another
five (5) years of 20 MW ground mounted Solar Photovoltaic Grid-connected
Power plant at Old Ash Dyke (FTPS) Faridabad, Haryana with due date of
submission of Bids as 26.11.2019. On request of prospective bidders due date
for submission of bid was extended up to 11.02.2020 (extended 5 times).
The Part-| was opened on 13.02.2020 and Part-II was opened on 05.03.2020,
The WTDs HPGCL has recommended the case to State level HPPC for
deliberations & negotiation.
Another, Eol for setting up of canal top solar PV power plant of 16 MW at four
sites available at WYC Hydel Power Station, Bhudkalan, Yamuna Nagar was
floated on 07.01.2019. Against this Eol, four firms submitted documents &
expressed interest. The minimum levelized tariff was discovered as Rs. 4.50 per
kWh (Project Cost Rs. 72 Crores @ Rs. 4.5 Crore/MW) as quoted by M/s Waaree
Energies Limited, Mumbai. Presently, the project is on hold due to high cost.
Effort for setting up of floating type PV Soler plant at Raw Water reservoir of
RGTPP, Hisar was also made. The minimum levelized tariff discovered through
Eol is Rs 3.95 per kWh. Presently, the project is on hold due to high cost.
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