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English Release 18-May 2013
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Ministry of Power21-May, 2012 19:26 IST
Problems in Power Generation

 

The gross electricity generation in the country during the financial year 2011-12 was 876.9 Billion Units (BUs) which exceeded the generation target of 855 BU.  Against the capacity addition target of 17,716 MW in 2011-12, 20502 MW capacity was added in the year, which is nearly equal to the capacity addition during the entire 10th Plan (2007-2012).  Further, during the 11th Plan 54,964 MW capacity was added, which is approximately 2.6 times the capacity addition of 21,180 MW during the 10th Plan.

 

There has been delay in according environment & forest clearance for a number of captive coal blocks allotted to thermal power plants. Seventeen (17) thermal power projects proposed for commissioning during 12th Plan are awaiting environment & forest clearance for the captive coal blocks.  Three (3) Thermal Power Projects under construction have been delayed due to delay in environmental clearance. Twenty five (25) Hydro-Electric Projects have been accorded concurrence by CEA but are awaiting environment and / or forest clearance. State-wise details of projects are given below:-

 

Table-I.

 

List of Thermal Power Projects for which allotted captive Coal Blocks are awaiting Environment & Forest clearance

 

S.No

Name of Project

State

Capacity (MW)

Name of Captive Coal Block

  1.  

Barh  TPP II

 U1-2

NTPC

Bihar

1320

Chatti Baraitu & Kerandari

  1.  

Kakatiya TPP Ext. U-I

APGENCO

Andhra Pradesh

600

Tadichera - I

  1.  

Chandrapur TPP Ext. U-8,9

MSPGCL

Maharashtra

1000

Machhakata& Mahanadi

  1.  

Koradi TPP Ext. U- 8,9,10

MSPGCL

Maharashtra

1980

-do-

  1.  

Parli Ext. U-8

MSPGCL

Maharashtra

250

-do-

  1.  

Tiroda TPP - II U-1

Adani Power Ltd.

Maharashtra

660

Lohara West &LoharaExtn.

  1.  

Vandana Vidyut  U-2

Chhattisgarh

135

Fatehpur East

  1.  

Darrampura TPP U1-3

SKS Power Generation

(Chhattisgarh) Ltd.

Chhattisgarh

900

Fatehpur

  1.  

Uchpinda TPP U1,2,3

R.K.M.POWERGEN Pvt. Ltd.

Chhattisgarh

1080

Fatehpur East

  1.  

Akaltara  (Nariyara) TPP U1,2,3,4

Wardha PCL (KSK)

Chhattisgarh

2400

Morga –II and GarePelma Sector -III

  1.  

Adhunik Power TPP U-1,2

Adhunik Power &Natura Resources Ltd.

Jharkhand

540

Ganeshpur

  1.  

Sasan UMPP U-1,2,3,4

Reliance Power Ltd.

 

Madhya Pradesh

2640

Moher MoherAmlohri & Chhatrasal

  1.  

Nigri TPP U-1

JP Power Ventures Ltd.

Madhya Pradesh

660

Amelia (North) & Dongrital

  1.  

Mahan TPP U-1,2

Essar Power MP Ltd

Madhya Pradesh

1200

Mahan

  1.  

Derang TPP U-1,2

Jindal India Thermal Power Ltd.

Orissa

1200

Mandakini ‘A’

  1.  

LancoBabandh TPP U-1

LancoBabandh Power Ltd.

Orissa

600

Rampia & Dipside of Rampia

  1.  

Kamalanga TPP U1,2,3

GMR Energy

Orissa

1050

Rampia & Dipside of Rampia

 

Table-II:

 

Details of thermal power projects under construction are delayed due to environmental clearance are as under:

Sl.No

State

Project Name

Cap. (MW)

Impl. Agency

1

A.P

Bhavanpadu TPP Ph-I

2x660

M/s East coast Energy Pvt. Ltd

2

Chhattisgarh

Tamnar TPP

4x600

M/s O.P. Jindal Power Ltd

3

Gujarat

SikkaTPS Ext.

2x250

M/s GSECL

 

Table-III:

 

List of H.E. Projects (State-wise) accorded concurrence by CEA and awaiting Environment and/or Forest clearance are as under:

 

Sl. No

Name of Project/Executing Agency/I.C

 

Himachal Pradesh

1

Kuther (Private sector) JSWEL/ 3x80=240 MW

2

Bajoli Holi (Private sector) GMR/ 3x60=180 MW

 

Jammu and Kashmir

3.

Baglihar St.-II (State Sector) JKSPDCL/ 3x150=450 MW

 

Uttarakhand

4

Kotlibhel-IA  Central sector) NHPC/ 3x65=195 MW

5

Kotlibhel-IB (Central sector) NHPC/ 4x80=320 MW

6

Kotlibhel-II (Central sector) NHPC/ 8x66.25=530 MW

7

Alaknanda (Private sector) GMR 3x100=300 MW

8

Rupsia Bagar Khasiabara (Central sector) NTPC/ 3x87=261 MW

9

Vyasi (State Sector) UJVNL 2x60=120 MW

10

Vishnugad Pipalkoti (Central Sector) THDC(4x111=444 MW)

 

Chhattisgarh

11

Matnar (State sector) CSEB/ 3x20=60 MW

 

Karnataka

12

Gundia St-I (State sector) KPCL/1x200= 200 MW

 

Sikkim

13

Teesta St-IV (Central sector) NHPC/4x130=520 MW

 

Manipur

14

Tipaimukh (Central sector) NHPC, Govt. of Manipur, SJVNL/6x250=1500 MW

15

Loktak D/s (Central sector) NHPC & Govt. of Manipur/ 2x33=66 MW

 

Mizoram

16

Kolodyne-II (Central sector) NTPC 4x115=460MW

 

Arunachal  Pradesh

17

Dibang (Central sector) NHPC 12x250=3000 MW

18

Demwe Lower (Private sector) ADPL/ 5x342+1x40=1750 MW

19

Dibbin (Private sector) KSK Dibbin HPPL/ 2x60=120 MW

20

Lower Siang (Private sector) JAPL 9x300=2700 MW

21

NyamjangChhu (Private sector) BEL 6x130=780 MW

22

Nafra (Private sector) SNPCPL 2x60=120 MW

23

Tawang I (Central sector) NHPC 3x200=600MW

24

Tawang II (Central sector) NHPC  4x200=800MW

25

Tato-II (Pvt Sector) THPPL  4x175=700MW

 

In addition, construction of two hydroelectric projects in Uttarakhand namely LohariNagpala HE Project (4x 150 MW) and Sri Nagar HE Project ( 4 x 82.5 MW) has been discontinued / delayed due to environmental concerns.

 

            The Government has decided to switch over from the existing Useful Heat Value (UHV) based grading and pricing system of coal to Gross Calorific Value (GCV) based classification of non-coking coal with effect from 1st January, 2012. Initially, the price of coal in the GCV system was finalized by CIL on the basis of per Million Kilo calorie heat value by providing various discounts on ex-unloaded port price of imported coal resulting in increase of price. However, based on the feedback received from various coal consumers, coal pricing has been revised and reviewed by CIL, taking into account the weighted average price of the band. However, the Power Utilities are of the view that even after the price roll back by CIL, there is significant increase in coal prices, which will impact price of electricity.

 

This information was given by the Minister of State for Power Shri K.C.Venugopal  in a written reply to a question in Rajya Sabha today.

                                                                                            

MA/KT/VN

 

 


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