demand side management in ugvcl a k verma ifs managing director

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DEMAND SIDE MANAGEMENT IN UGVCL A K Verma IFS Managing Director

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DEMAND SIDE MANAGEMENT IN

UGVCL

A K Verma IFSManaging Director

Energy sale & revenue 2006

9%

3%

59%

25%

4%Sale pattern 2006-07

Residential

Commercial

Agriculture

Industrial

Others

10%

6%

27%

49%

8%

Revenue 2006-07

Residential

Commercial

Agriculture

Industrial

Others

Energy sale & revenue 2007

9%3%

57%

27%

4%Sale pattern 2007-08

Residential

Commercial

Agriculture

Industrial

Others

10%

6%

26%51%

7%

Revenue 2007-08

Residential

Commercial

Agriculture

Industrial

Others

Energy sale & revenue 2008

11% 3%

52%

30%

4%

Sale pattern 2008-09

11%

6%

30%44%

9%Revenue 2008-09

Residential

Commercial

Agriculture

Industrial

Others

Energy sale & revenue 2009

9%3%

54%

30%

4%Sale Pattern 2009-10

11% 6%

30%47%

6%

Revenue 2009-10

Residential

Commercial

Agriculture

Industrial

Others

DSM in agricultural consumption was most needed.

Interventions

Feeder separation : Jyoti Gram Yojana Around 576/ 2000 in UGVCL/Gujarat @

Rs.350/1200 Cr. 24x7 power supply to villages 8 hrs. a day power supply to farm-sector Innovation of Special Design Transformers Establishment of Area Load Dispatch

Centre Creation of Energy Management Centre

Regrouping of Ag- feeders

Analysis of total load, peak & off peak demand

Regrouping of ag-feeders: 16 to 35 to 59 A group to have about 50 MW of demand Range of Maxm & Minm demand in MW

changed 1993 & 1152 (Gap:801MW) to 2070 &

1687(Gap:383MW)

Flattened load curve resulted

Load Curve

800

1000

1200

1400

1600

1800

2000

2200Load curve

Load Curve of May 2006 with 16 nos of ag groups

Load curve of 04.10.10 with 59 nos ag groups

EMC

Ag/ JGY-feeders load analysis Ag-metered consumption analysis Analysis of Z, F & L consumers DTR wise energy accounting Feeder Data Management http://www.ugvcl.info/CMS/

Energy Efficient Pumps

Farmers free to buy pumps certified by GEDA

In 2008,3 talukas included, 50% subsidy 6 talukas added & subsidy 2/3 of cost Scheme limited up to 100 HP Scheme applicable to flat tariff only 1 year guarantee & 3 years warranty Very few taker in the initial stage

407 in 2008-09 12929 in 2009-10

Subsidy

Capacity in HP SS/Noril Impeller (Rs./HP)

Bronze impeller (Rs./P)

0-10 1400 1280

11-20 1288 1031

21-40 1244 996

41-60 1225 708

61-80 1210 670

81-100 1200 670

Facts & figures

Details 2008-09/2009-10

Total application 16085

Pumps installed 13336

Contracted load in HP 531008

Connected load in HP 683811

Load after replacement in HP 576402

HP reduction 107409 (15.6%)

Consumer contribution in Rs. Crore 2237

Total subsidy in Rs. Crore 4281

Pay back period for the subsidy 1.4 years

Pay back period for the scheme 2.1 years

A case study (Vijapur Division)

feeder HPCons.

EEPs Contr.load

Conn.load

EEPload

HPsaved

Unit saved

Amp.Nov-Dec 2008

Amp.Nov-Dec2009

Amp.saved

Mandali 28 13 939 1061 899 162 178867 108 100 8

Delwada

39 24 1739 1964 1678 286 404905 135 110 25

Itadara 44 33 2174 2580 2273 307 392543 188 169 19

Baramba

21 16 1256 1541 1247 294 233283 135 96 39

Devipura

38 17 1381 1551 1383 168 182519 151 143 8

Total 170 103 7489 8697 7480 1217 1392117 717 618

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GEDA norms for EE Pumps

Rating, HP

Discharge LPHx1000

Declared overall Eff.

Min. overall Eff. for field condition

21-40 50 >57% >54.15%

41-100 75-97 >61% >57.95%

The above mentioned Overall Efficiency is minimum required for Field condition as per GEDA Norms.

IRMA Findings

Only 21% of EE pumps of average age of 1 yr and 35% of average age of 3 months met with GEDA efficiency norms

Increase in failure rate with age may be related to poor design efficiency of the pumps.

EE pumps are more energy efficient (combined median 49.82%) than non EE Pumps (combined median 40.87).

On supply side: Providing LT capacitor Installation of APFC panels Feeder bifurcation: 893 feeders HVDS: 7439 Providing amorphous transformers

22560 DTRs of GIDC, Urban, Industrial & JGY feeders

Load balancing of DTR Mass awareness programmes

Your comments are solicited

Thanks a lot!