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BEFORE THE PUNJAB STATE ELECTRICITY REGULATORY COMMISSION

CHANDIGARH

PETITION NO. 5 of 2019

IN THE MATTER OF:

PETITION UNDER SECTION 23 OF THE ELECTRICITY ACT, 2003 FOR REGULATORY

MEASURES TO BE TAKEN FOR THE TARIFF YEAR 2019-20.

AND

IN THE MATTER OF:

Punjab State Power Corporation Limited

The Mall,

Patiala - 147001

….Petitioner

PETITION UNDER SECTION 23 OF THE ELECTRICITY ACT, 2003 SEEKING

REGULATORY GUIDANCE FOR MEASURES TO BE TAKEN IN CASE OF EXIGENCIES

LEADING TO POWER CUTS FOR THE TARIFF YEAR 2019-20.

MOST RESPECTFULLY SHOWETH:

1. The present petition is being filed by the Petitioner, Punjab State Power

Corporation Limited (hereinafter called PSPCL) under Section 23 of the

Electricity Act, 2003 seeking regulatory guidance and concurrence of the

Hon'ble Commission for the measures to be taken by PSPCL for load

regulation and imposing power cuts in case of exigencies and system

requirements.

2. PSPCL is hereby providing the basis, assumptions and projections of the

elements constituting the determination of demand/Supply gap, the

prevalent regulations being undertaken and their constraints, the extent of

power regulatory measures required to be imposed on various categories

of consumers in an equitable manner with an objective of ensuring quality

power in the most economical and reliable manner and in compliant to

National/State grid code during the year 2019-20.

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3. The endeavor of PSPCL as a distribution licensee is to ensure uninterrupted

power supply to all its consumers and regulate the supply only in case of

unavoidable exigencies. After incorporating the latest anticipated banking

arrangements for the period FY-2019-20, the details of the anticipated

demand and availability of electricity for the year 2019-20 is provided in

the attachment marked as Annexure A.

4. PSPCL is presently expected to be surplus in power availability for the year

during 2019-20. The details of the applicable category of feeders - PR

Circular 5/2003 dated 05.06.2003 is attached hereto and marked as

Annexure B.

5. It is stated that from the details in Annexure-A, it is evident that there

would be a surplus availability of electricity to PSPCL during the year 2019-

20. In the circumstances, it is expected that the requirement to regulate

supply to consumers and imposing power cuts would be minimal and only

to take care of unexpected events and circumstances.

6. It is pertinent to mention that post grid collapse of 30 & 31.7.2012, the

stringent grid regulations are applicable for deviation from the schedule

which includes severe penalties in terms of high deviation charges. The

availability of power has to be maintained around the running load at all

the times for safeguard of the grid.

7. With the introduction of capping on volume limits on over drwal from the

grid in the currently applicable deviation settlement mechanism, the

violations beyond the specified limit attract severe penalties against over

drawl from the system in real time operation as such the regulation of load

through the implementation of the power regulatory measures may be

necessitated on real time basis. Moreover, after applicability of new DSM

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regulation 2018 w.e.f 1.1.2019, the frequency band has now become 49.85

to 50.05 HZ which was earlier 49.70 to 50.10 HZ. By linking market clearing

price of exchange with the DSM rate, the operation of power system on

day to day basis has become more rigid and in case of sudden outages of

power system elements, the power regulation may be the utmost

requirement in the interest of safety of grid.

8. It is however stated that even in the surplus scenario, the eventualities as

mentioned below cannot be ruled out in the power system which may

require regulation of load and supply:

Till now, all the three no. IPPs viz NPL, Rajpura (2x700=1400 MW),

TSPL, Talwandi Sabo (3x660 = 1980 MW) & GVK, Goindwal Thermal

plant (2x270=540 MW) have been synchronized with the grid. The

forced outage of the generating units especially these larger capacity

IPPs for longer duration may necessitate the imposition of regulatory

measures on the consumers.

Any downward revision in the Central Sector schedule due to longer

duration on account of forced outage of Central Sector Generating

Units, in which the State of Punjab has a major stake.

A maximum unrestricted demand of 2750 LUs on 4.8.2018 and a

peak demand of 12638 MW have been recorded during the year

2018-19 on 10.7.2018 without imposing any notified regulatory

measures/power cuts. During the year 2019-20, a projected

unrestricted demand of around 13500 MW is being envisaged. With

a full internal generation and any forced outage due to any

unforeseen reasons & any limitation of the transmission/ sub

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transmission network, may necessitate imposition of Regulatory

Measures.

At present, the existing ATC/ TTC of Punjab has been fixed by NRLDC

as 6400 / 7000 MW respectively (Annexure-C). With any reduction

of internal generation due to forced outage may require the

emergent imposition of Power Regulatory Measures during the year

2019-20 to keep the system running within the limitations of grid

code.

Any restrictions due to overloading of inter-regional lines may also

necessitate load shedding within the state.

In addition, the scheduled commissioning of the new generating

units i.e. Parbati-II (80 MW share) and Tapovan Vishnugadh (41 MW

share) Hydro electric plants under the central sector may also get

delayed and the energy which is envisaged to remain available

during the year 2019-20 become uncertain, on account of which

situations may arise for the imposition of power regulatory

measures.

Any other contingency, where availability of power is not able to

meet with the demand may also be required in regulating the load

on the system on real time basis.

9. In the scenarios and circumstances as mentioned above, PSPCL may be

required to bridge the demand / supply gap within Punjab control area on

real time basis by imposing various regulatory measures.

10. Under the Electricity Act, 2003 while the management of load is to be taken

care of by the licensees, a provision in Section 23 enables the Hon'ble

Commission to decide the principles and basis on which the regulation in

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power can be done, to the extent possible in case of exigencies and

circumstances that may arise. Further, having a guiding principle for

imposing regulatory measures in case of exigencies result in greater

regulatory certainty.

11. In the circumstances mentioned above, PSPCL proposes the following

regulatory measures to be taken in case it becomes imperative to impose

power regulatory measures and impose power cuts:

To regulate the supply by imposing power cut on feeders controlling

supply to the 24 hours UPS/Urban-Industrial Cat-1/Main cities /

District. Head Quarters.

To impose weekly off day(s) on LS & MS category of industrial

consumers fed from category 2 & 3 industrial feeders.

To restrict the drawl of the LS & MS category consumers (fed from

category 2&3 feeders) to the extent required for keeping the system

running within the grid code limitations during peak load hours as

well as off-peak hours.

To restrict the drawl of power by continuous process (category 4)

consumers to the extent of their continuous process load allowed to

them during peak/ off peak load hours, as per the policy approved by

the Hon'ble PSERC.

To regulate power supply to AP consumers.

Any other additional regulatory measures to the left out category of

consumers in case of exigencies of outage of own / central sector

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generating units or transmission/ sub transmission network of ISTS/

STU or any of the major grid elements ICTs etc.

The priority order of imposing power cuts/regulatory measures

generally be followed as:

Priority Order for Regulation of

Power Supply to various

categories of consumers.

Type of Regulatory Measure

1 AP Feeders Power Cut (opening of Breakers from the Grid

Substations for certain period in rotation

depending on the requirement in real time) for

safeguard of grid. Thereafter, all possible efforts

will be made to compensate the AP supply

within 24 Hrs.

2 Kandi feeders / UPS Feeders

Power Cut (opening of Breakers from the Grid

Substations for certain period in rotation

depending on the requirement in real time)

3 Category-1 feeders

Power Cut (opening of Breakers from the Grid

Substations for certain period in rotation

depending on the requirement in real time)

4 Category-2 feeders Restricting the drawl of the LS & MS category

consumers to the extent required for keeping

the system running within grid code limitations

/ Imposing Weekly-Off Day on LS & MS

Category consumers.

5 Category-3 feeders Restricting the drawl of the LS & MS category

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consumers to the extent required for keeping

the system running within grid code limitations

/ Imposing Weekly-Off Day on LS & MS

Category consumers.

6 Category-4 feeders feeding

continuous process status

industrial consumers.

To restrict the drawl of power by Continuous

process consumers to the extent of their

continuous process load allowed to them

during peak/off-peak load hours.

Note: Depending upon the Real Time Requirements, Various Permutation &

Combinations may be used for bridging the gap in demand & supply owing to

various exigencies explained above till some alternate arrangement is made.

12. It is stated that in the year 2019-20, the regulatory measures shall be

imposed on the real time basis depending upon the real time gap in the

demand and supply of power and other system constraints.

13. PSPCL shall however make its best endeavor not to impose any regulatory

measures and shall on its part:

(a) Impose minimum Scheduled Power Regulatory Measures /

Scheduled Power cuts for which an advanced notification will be

published about the schedule of power cuts and regulatory

measures in case of outages/exigencies for longer durations without

any scope of alternate arrangement of power.

(b) Unscheduled load shedding, if any, shall only be imposed during

sudden outage of generating units or exigencies in the grid. Duration

of such load shedding shall be kept to be as minimum as possible.

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14. The Hon'ble Commission had for the year 2018-19 passed orders dated

4.5.2018 against Petition No. 06 of 2018 dealing with the regulatory

measures to be taken when situation arises. The said order dated 4.5.18 is

effective for the period till 31.03.2019.

PRAYER:-

In the facts and circumstances mentioned above, it is respectfully prayed

that the Hon'ble Commission may be pleased to:

(a) Admit and take on record the present petition filed by PSPCL on the

regulatory measures proposed to be taken for the purpose of

maintaining equitable distribution of power supply throughout the

State of Punjab and to operate the grid in a most economical and

efficient manner in compliance to the IEGC/State Grid Code

Provisions.

(b) Provide guidance on the regulatory measures proposed by PSPCL as

detailed hereinabove and make such modifications in the proposal of

PSPCL as the Hon'ble Commission may deem just.

(c) Pass such other further order(s) as the Hon'ble Commission may

deem just in the facts of the present case.

Sd/-

Chief Engineer/ARR&TR,

PSPCL, Patiala.

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Annexure-A

Month Apr-19 May-19 Jun-19 Jul-19 Aug-19 Sep-19 Oct-19 Nov-19 Dec-19 Jan-20 Feb-20 Mar-20 Total

No. of Days 30 31 30 31 31 30 31 30 31 31 29 31 366

Figures in Mus Mus Mus Mus Mus Mus Mus Mus Mus Mus Mus Mus Mus Mus

1 Net Hydro (including RSD and Shanan Share) 174 381 507 539 529 425 318 281 271 241 247 239 4153

2 Net Thermal Generation 473 489 966 998 998 966 489 473 489 489 458 489 7780

3 Total Own Gen Net (1 + 2) 648 870 1473 1538 1527 1391 807 754 760 730 705 729 11933

4 BBMB (Net) 178 307 377 402 425 374 233 198 199 184 179 206 3262

5 NHPC 266 382 394 439 432 339 197 133 114 101 115 216 3127

6 Nathpa Jhakri(SJVNL) 36 88 100 107 107 69 47 35 22 20 15 23 670

7 Tehri(THDC) 16 18 13 7 34 19 13 13 22 23 19 19 215

8 Koteshwar(THDC) 6 8 6 3 11 5 4 4 7 7 6 7 73

9 DVC RTPS 1&2 164 169 164 169 169 164 169 164 169 169 158 169 1997

10 DVC -Durgapur 113 117 113 117 117 113 117 113 79 117 110 117 1345

11 Bokaro TPS -A (DVC) 109 113 109 113 113 109 113 109 113 113 105 113 1333

12 NTPC 570 671 646 667 686 608 620 600 635 635 573 640 7549

13 NTPC (ER) 119 104 119 122 104 119 122 119 122 122 111 122 1406

14 NPC 115 118 115 118 118 68 118 115 118 118 109 118 1350

15 Long Term (Traders & IPPs) 3258 3739 3625 3774 3758 3564 3246 3056 3013 3253 3313 3482 41082

16 Short Term 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

17 Banking (Import) 0 0 338 1437 1437 1296 0 0 0 0 0 0 4508

18 Banking (Export) -428 -6 0 0 0 0 -269 -1134 -1117 -1070 -712 -714 -5450

19 Purchase within punjab (NRSE & PEDA) 198 235 198 191 196 199 174 166 222 239 236 276 2531

20 Unsheduled Interchange (UI) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

21Gross Power Purchase (Sum

- Sr. No. 5 to 20)4540 5757 5939 7265 7283 6672 4672 3491 3521 3847 4159 4589 61736

22 Inter State Transmission Losses 67 82 91 126 127 112 70 65 67 67 61 71 1005

23 Net Power Purchase (21 - 22) 4472 5675 5848 7139 7156 6561 4603 3426 3454 3780 4097 4518 60730

24 Common Pool Share 25 26 25 26 26 25 26 25 26 26 24 26 309

25Net Availability for PSPCL in MUs

(3+4+23+24)5324 6879 7724 9104 9134 8352 5669 4404 4440 4720 5005 5479 76234

26Expected Requirement as per the ARR

(in Mus)3840 5290 5976 7302 7636 6507 5088 3566 3750 3809 3553 4351 60668

27Surplus (+) /Deficit (-) (in

Mus) (25 - 26)1483 1589 1748 1803 1498 1845 581 838 690 911 1453 1127 15566

28Average Surplus (+) / Deficit (-)

in MW2060 2136 2428 2423 2014 2562 781 1164 927 1225 2087 1515 1772

ANTICIPATED DEMAND AND AVAILABILITY WITHOUT SURRENDER FOR 2019-20

Sr. No.

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Annexure-B

PUNJAB STATE ELECTRICITY BOARD PR Circular No. 05/2003

Dated: 5.6.2003

Memo No. 3096/3317/LD/PC-260 Dated 5.6.2003

Subject: Proper implementation of Power Cuts to be imposed by Power Control Centre.

In supersession of PR Circular No. 3/99 dated 12.05.99 and PR Circular No. 21/2002 dated 25.11.2002, the revised instructions on the cited subject depicting the scope of each category shall now be as under:-

Category-I URBAN/INDUSTRIAL FEEDERS

"The feeders which are feeding mixed load of domestic, commercial, industrial consumers including Arc/Induction Furnaces and Essential Industries fed through mixed feeders irrespective of the fact whether or not availing peak load exemption on payment of PLEC".

Category-II

(a) 11/33/66/132/220KV Separate/Independent Feeders of consumers which have not been declared as continuous process by CE/SO&C and declared continuous process/Essential Industries which are not availing Peak Load Exemption on payment of PLEC.

(b) All Mixed Industrial Feeders having sanctioned Industrial load of 90% or more of the total connected load on the feeder with no Agriculture Connection (AP). Further, it was desired vide PR Circular No. 21/2002 dated 25.11.2002 to review the status of all the Category-II Industrial Feeders/Predominantly Industrial Feeders and the Feeders not fulfilling the above said scope stand ceased to hold the status the category-II Industrial Feeders w.e.f. Ist, February, 2003. Some of the operation circles have got the eligible feeders declared as Category-II feeders from this office and the remaining concerned Dy.CEs/SEs/Op. are requested to get the needful done by furnishing the following information:

Sr. Name of the Sub-Stn.

Name of the feeder along Industrial with voltage class

Name of S/Divn./ Division

Total Connected Load on the

Connected feeder (KW) load (KW)

1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

Percentage of Industrial Load of the total connected load

Connected GSC Load (KW)

Percentage of GSC Load of total connected load

Agricultural Load (AP Category)if any (KW)

Load of any other type (KW)

6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

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No. & date by which the feeder is declared as Category-II by this office shall be displayed on the concerned out going breaker at the Grid Sub-Station. Since release of new G.S.C. connections from declared Category-II feeder shall change the percentage of Industrial load so the status of these feeders may be reviewed regularly (at least ending March and September every year) and appropriate action ( for changing to Category-I ) be taken accordingly under intimation to this office. The responsibility for running ineligible feeders (as per the said scope) under Category-II feeders during power cut shall rest with the field organization.

Category-III: ARC/INDUCTION FURNACE CONSUFMERS FED THROUGH SEPARATE / INDEPENDENT FEEDERS. "Separate/Independent feeders feeding only Arc/Induction furnace consumers"

CATEGORY-IV FEEDERS FEEDING ONLY CONTINUOUS PROCESS / ESSENTIAL INDUSTRIES

"Separate/Independent feeders of those Continuous Process/Essential Industries which have been declared as Continuous Process/Essential Industry and are availing exemption during Peak Load Hours Restrictions with the permission of this office and are paying Peak Load Exemption Charges (PLEC).

CATEGORY-V 24 HOURS URBAN PATTERN SUPPLY 3-PHASE 3-WIRE FEEDERS

This category shall cover all the 11KV 3-Phase 3-Wire feeders erected to give 24 Hours supply on Urban pattern to villages.

CATEGORY-VI 24 HOURS URBAN PATTERN SUPPLY 3-PHASE 4-WIRE FEEDERS

This category shall cover all the 11KV 3-Phase 4-Wire feeders erected to give 24 Hours supply on Urban pattern to villages.

NOTE: It is to be noted that such consumers who have obtained Peak Load Exemption under P.R.Circular No. 2/98 & are being fed through Separate/Independent feeders shall be subjected to Power Cut as per their Category, as & when announced by Power Controller.

Keeping in view the System conditions, the Power Controller, Patiala shall give the message(s) of Power Cut category-wise as & when required.

The above instructions shall come into force with immediate effect.

Sd/ Director/P.R.& C, for Chief Engineer/SO&C, PSEB, Patiala.

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PUNJAB STATE TRANSMISSION CORPORATION LTD.OFFICE OF THE CHIEF ENGINEER/SLDC

SLDC Building, 220KV Grid Sub-Station, Ablowal, (Patiala) - 147001.

Fax No.0175-2365340E-mail : ce-sldc@pstcl.orq

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Cc. 1 . Diiector/Technical, PSTCL, Patiala

2 DirectorlDistribution, PSPCL, Patiala

3. Chief Engineer/TS, PSTCL, Patiala

ble Transfer Capability

Tele : 0175-2366007Mob: 96461-1800'l

iiuS'fi:nfi'''&' 3al'l

(ATC)/Total Transfer

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Capabflity of Punjab for summerlpaddy-2018

Please find attached NRLDC letter dated 12.04.2018 regarding revision ofATC/TTC limit of Punjab Control Area for information & necessary action. The

NRLDC has assessed ATC/TTC limit along with observations as under:-

Total ImportCapability (MW)

You are requested to strictly comply with all the points/observations relating

to your office/PSPCL mentioned in the abor.e said letter to ensure grid

security/stabilit-v.

DA/As above

chi.rErh'rYsLDCPSTCL, Patiala.

4ry"r--ttgineer/PP&RDI[I9L.IPatiala

Reliabiliry I ATC/AvailableMargin (MW) | Transfer

Capabiliry (MW)

Punjab load (MW)[State Gen. +ATC](Mw)

(Talwandi - 1658

& Goindwal -394)

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ffit0tf0iAIt6t! illtflIm

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7000 600 6-100 -12000

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RqH. . R.ecrisiom o$Avaiflab[e T'namsfen Capabilinty {AI|'C} lTota! Tnasisfer CapahE}nty

{TTA} llxmit of Fu"am!ah state contnon anea flor Surmffixer,IS,f rnsmom 2etS

Reference:1. NRLDC letter NRLDC/Punjab/TS 381588-592 dated 3'd ,{pril'182. Punjab SLDC letter 445/45/T-257 dated 5th April'18

ln reference to thre above letters, Punjab SLDC vide iheir comrrtunication dated Sth April'trE hadinformed about the likely state generation scenarlo this year and presentecl s*udies carried out atthejr end. hIRLDC performed studles based cn this generation scenario and dssessed ATC/TTC limitfor Funjab state controlarea in line .,vith calcuiations of Punjab SLDC as: ,-

Tsiai l3-r;pcrt ,

[doie; The above ATC/TTC lim]ts are s'.rblcct [c,llre condiilon that 5LDC Pr:njab wor-rld rnairitainloading ai 4AAl7.2Cl<V iCTs at Arirritsai', ilaii:,;ia, rViakhr:, LutJhiana and lvluk'Lsar within l!-:l_

ccntingenc5i lirnits as given irelow {confirmed b5r Punjatr SI.DC in iheir ieti:er dated 5'h April'18}.

Statieln a,'rerdtsar llC [:; Itajpura IJCTs ivlaH!.J[.r tL b s il-u:c!h,;iana 9q:Ts tvl[ix[sar iL, s

Caprae 0'ty (f!fi\rA) f;,sglig.r-[':.lOfl 2t'r'Sil$ ', !:r'l L: 3';'3 -L5r-1':'500 2':'31-5

iri-1 ilirir[t {l!!\fif } 7:.3(' .r.llij 434 3.,1,10 Sinld

li'generation at Talwandi !s r"nore thaii l658ivlW,"lirerr i\l.C shail be cur-tailed hy quanturn by whichgeneration is i'nore than t(::-i ivi\rV. l:or ex"inrpie, ii arli ti:ree rnachines at Talwandi Saboo are inserr"rice \rith fuil gen,eration (1-84-2lviW), therrATC/T]-[ woulri recJuce as 6200/5800N4W.

I eunJan Owm Generatlon

f 55tz ffi;ilandE-ross aI GoiotdwaS- 39$I__

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frl-L contingency of 500 MVA trCT at Amritsar (PG) & Rajpura and N-L contingency of 315 IVIVA ICT

at Makhu will critically load other lCTs and thus, these contirrgencies are the limiting const!'aints

for import capability of Punjab.

Although loading at some 4AA/22AkV stations unden N-L rsntingency is above 100% rating for

nemaining elernents, TTC tras not heerr iimi'ied due to this lraseci on consideration that SLDC

Funjab would keep antecedent loadings at these stations surch that rennaining elements will not

be loaded above X00% under N-L condition. Furrjab SLDC wculcl carry out load

shifting/nranagernent in these areas. Without this relaxation ATC/I-TC limit for Punjab state

control area comes out as 55G0/6100L/l\,^i,

o SLDC Punjab should monitorAmrit-sar, Rajpura, Nllakhu and

closely and control the ioading of iikely highly loaded 400/220kV,

[-udhiana ICT-q and 220k\/ iines suclr as:

D/C, 2.20kV nalpue'i-CoUindgarh D/C, 27}kv220 kV Ropar-Ghrr.iial and 220kV Ropar-

220kV Arnritsar-Verpal D/C, 220kV Dhuri-Dhanaula

ft/takhu-Botia nwa la, 220kV l-ud hia rra-Latrtol<ala n,

Gaunsgarh etc.

o lncreased generation af 220 kV level (Ropar, Lehrarnol^rabbat) will help

dennand, expected at the tinne of paddy season as well as im6rrovenrent

increased voltage suPPort.

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rneeting the high

reliability due io

e When generation at Lehrarylohabbat is reduced, then loading of lrloga lCTs increases bY

significanfrnargin, loading of lCTs at Ludhiana also i!'rcreases by consiclerahle margin. Thus, full

generation at !-ehramohabbat is necessary to maintain this ATC/TTC limit fcr Funjab.

o lVlore generation at Goindwal TPS woulcj only help to reduce constraints at Amritsar, IVlakhu iCTs

and underlying network. Thus, Punj,ab SLDC shall try to maximize generation at Goindwal TPS so

as to reduce loadings of Amritsar lCTs and underlying network.

e {-oss of generation at 400kV i,e. Rajpura TPS or Talwandi Saboo TFS from asstlnred scenario wottld

enhance transfer capability limit of Fr.rnjalr siate controlarea.

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Punjab SLDC needs to rnclnitor continuorisiy the voltage profile, load power factor and avallabilityof shunt con'lpensation. Punjab Pianning division/ SLDC has to reass€ss its irnpori capabitrity forany change in the Punjab control area frorn the assurrred scenario.

Based on above TTC/ATC computation and latest LTA/allocation details provided by pun.!ab {pSpCL},

the margins for Short-term Open Access (5TOA) ivoulrj be as under:

mrrtd - rflm;-i j Period [in

Totaiimporc

[*iiil,iiitsiMargin

capatriliry I tltwlof PunjaLr

lMi /)

ATC foropenacceSs andoperatinglirnit IMWJ

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Mediurnterm openaccoss [as0n April

Iviargin i''cr"

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7000 600 64.00 4680 -x.71 ^

ln case of change in allr:cation *r/and clrange in LTA, tviTOA, these figures would c[.lange accordingly*Detailed breakup of quantum

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BEFORE PUNJAB STATE ELECTRICITY REGULATORY COMMISSION

CHANDIGARH

PETITION NO. 5 OF 2019

IN THE MATTER OF

PETITION UNDER SECTION 23 OF THE ELECTRICITY ACT, 2003 SEEKING

REGULATORY GUIDANCE FOR MEASURES TO BE TAKEN IN CASE OF EXIGENCIES

LEADING TO POWER CUTS FOR THE TARIFF YEAR 2019-20.

INDEX

Sr.No. Particulars

Pages

1. Petition filed by PSPCL 1-8

2. Annexure-A 9

3. Annexure-B 10-11

4. Annexure-C 12-15

Sd/-

Chief Engineer/ ARR&TR,

PSPCL, Patiala.

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