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saovaa maoM / To, ( saUcaI ko Anausaar ) ivaYaya : 64 vaIM vaaiNaijyak saimait kI baOzk kI AnaUpUrk kaya-saUcaI . Sub : Supplementary Agenda Notes for 64th Commercial Committee Meeting.

mahaodya / Sir,

[sa p~ ko saaqa idnaaMk 29.05.2013 kao 11:00 bajao, gaaodavarI kanfòMsa hala, p xa Baa pò kond` , emaAa[DIsaI maraola, AMQaorI pUva-, mauMba[- maoM haonao vaalaI, vaaiNaijyak saimait kI 64 vaIM

baOzk kI AnaUpUrk kaya-saUcaI AapkI saUcanaa evaM AavaSyak kar-vaa[- hotu saMlagna hO. Please find enclosed herewith Supplementary Agenda Notes for the

64th Commercial Committee Meeting of WRPC to be held on 29.05.2013 at

11:00 Hrs at Godavari Conference Hall, WRLDC, MIDC Marol, Andheri (E),

Mumbai-400 093, for your information and necessary action.

The additional information forwarded by SRPC for the meeting of WR & SR constituents for settlement of Energy transaction between WR & SR done during October 2001 to December 2002 to be held on 29.05.2013 at 15:00hrs at the same venue, is also enclosed.

BavadIya / Yours faithfully,

saMlagna :- ]prao@tanausaar /As above sd/-

(Satyanarayan S.) AQaIxaNa AiBayaMta (vaaiNaijyak) /Superintending Engineer (Comml.)

Mailing list for 64th CCM 1. General Manager (Finance), Gujarat Urja Vikas Nigam Ltd., Vadodara-390 007 2. Chief Engineer (LD), Gujarat Energy Transmission Corpn. Ltd., Vadodara- 390 021 3. Chief General Manager (Comml), MP Power Management Co.Ltd., Jabalpur-482 008 4. Chief Engineer (LD), M P Power Transmission Company Ltd.,SLDC, Jabalpur 482 008. 5. Chief Engineer (Comml), Chhattisgarh State Power Distribution Co. Ltd., Raipur – 492 013 6. Chief Engineer (LD), Chhattisgarh State Power Transmission Co. Ltd., Bhilai-490 024. 7. Chief Engineer (PP), Maharashtra State Electricity Distribution Co. Ltd., Mumbai-400 051 8. Chief Engineer (LD), State Load Despatch Centre, MSETCL, New Mumbai - 400 708 9. Chief Electrical Engineer, Panjim, Goa-403 001 10. Executive Engineer, Electricity Department, Daman-396 210 11. Executive Engineer (Elect),Electricity Department, Silvassa-396 230 12. Addl. General Manager (Comml), Nuclear Power Corpn. of India Ltd., Mumbai-400 094 13. General Manager (Comml), NTPC Ltd., New Delhi-110 003 14. Regional Executive Director (West), NTPC Ltd., Mumbai-400 093 15. General Manager (Com. & CP), NTPC SAIL Power Co. Pvt. Ltd., New Delhi -110 066 16. Executive Director (Comml), PGCIL, Gurgaon, Haryana-122 001 17. General Manager, WRTS-I, PGCIL, Nagpur-440 026 18. Addl. General Manager (Comml), WRTS-I, PGCIL, Nagpur-440 026 19. Executive Director, POSOCO,WRLDC, Mumbai-400 093 20. Dy. General Manager (Comml), Ratnagiri Gas & Power Pvt. Ltd., Mumbai-400 093 21. Vice President, Adani Power Limited, Ahmedabad – 380015 22. Addl. Chief Engineer (R & C), Gujarat Energy Trans. Corpn. Ltd., Vadodara-390 007 23. Chief Engineer (Trans. O&M), MSETCL, Mumbai-400 051 24. General Manager (Comml), LANCO Amarkantak Power Private Ltd., Gurgaon – 122 016 25. Member(Power), Narmada Control Authority, Indore.-452 010 26. Asst. Vice President, Jindal Power Ltd., Tamnar, Raigarh, Chhattisgarh – 496 001 27. Executive Director (Comml), Torrent Power Ltd., Ahmedabad- 380 009 28. DGM(PS), SAIL, Bhilai Plant, Bhilai-490 001. 29. AVP(Power Trading),GMR Energy Trading Ltd., Bangalore-560 029. 30. DGM Finance, CGPL, UMPP Mundra, Kutch-370 435. 31. Member Secretary, Northern Regional Power Committee, New Delhi 110 016 32. Member Secretary, Southern Regional Power Committee, Bangalore 560 009 33. Member Secretary, Eastern Regional Power Committee, Kolkata-700 033 34. Member Secretary, North Eastern Regional Power Committee, Shillong 793 303 35. Chief Engineer (GM), Central Electricity Authority, New Delhi –110 066.

Supplementary Agenda of the 64th Commercial Committee Meeting to be held on 29.05.2013 at Mumbai

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SUPPLEMENTARY AGENDA FOR 64th MEETING OF COMMERCIAL COMMITTEE TO BE HELD ON 29th MAY 2013 AT MUMBAI

ITEM No. SA-1: Implementation of Automatic Meter Reading System(AMR) in

Western Region (WR).

WRLDC vide letter WRLDC/MO-I/1551/2013/828 dtd. 21.05.2013(Copy enclosed at

Annex.-SA-1), have intimated that presently manual system is being used for reading the

meter data of around 935 meters from 110 locations geographically dispersed across WR

covering 24 entities. Meter data is being collected from the meter through a hand held

device called Data Collecting Device (DCD) provided by the meter manufacturers. The

data from DCD is dumped in a local PC through software. From PC, data in the form of

encrypted binary files are sent to WRLDC as E-mail attachment for further processing at

WRLDC end. These encrypted files collected from all the locations are converted to text

files by using manufacturer provided software. After conversion, the data is validated,

processed by using in house developed software and sent to WRPC for preparing weekly

UI and reactive energy accounts.

With system size growing at a faster pace, meter data form a large number station has to

be processed and manual downloading of meter data, its collection and onward

transmittal would take a longer time. Besides the DCDs are prone to frequent

defects/damages and site level repair for these items are not possible for which the data

downloading vis-à-vis meter data processing at times becomes quite difficult.

Further, SLDCs of Maharashtra , Gujarat and Madhya Pradesh has already gone ahead

with the AMR technology meter data collection. It may be noted that Northern Region

and Eastern Region are already gone ahead with implementation of AMR technology.

As per Item.No.18 of the minutes of the 11th WRPC meeting held on 25th September

2009 at Raipur, it was agreed by all the members that Automatic Meter Reading (AMR)

need to be implemented in WR considering rapid growth in transmission system and

generating stations . During the discussions it was suggested by the members that initially

at 3-4 locations the AMR scheme shall be installed at free of cost and based on the

experience the decision for implementation of the same for all locations will be taken

later on.


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The matter was also discussed in the 20th WRPC meeting held on 18th May 2012 at Indore

and the WRP Committee decided that the agency/constituent requiring such facility shall

include the funding of the facility in their ARR.

WRLDC POSOCO, have proposed to implement the AMR project for WR in line with

NR & ER and the project may be taken up by POWERGRID for implementation.

Committee may like to discuss.

ITEM No.SA-2. Hon’ble CERC’s order dated 16th Jan’2013 in petition no.209/2011

in the matter of the Renewable Regulatiory Funds Mechanism under Central

Electricity Regulatory Commission( IEGC) Regulations 2010.


Annex.-SA-1) have given additional information as regards to ITEM No.6 of the

Agenda of 64th CCM already circulated to the members as follows;

A) The following are the brief on the Commission’s order dated 16th Jan 2013

1. Any person could become the coordinating agency , which may be one of the

generators or any other mutually agreed agency. This agency shall be referred

as “Coordinating Agency” for the purpose of scheduling, metering and energy

accounting.

2. Pooling Stations that are commissioned on or after 03.05 2010 should be

considered for the purpose of RRF mechanism. Accordingly the IEGC-2010

would be amended by the Hon’ble Commission.

3. Payment should be similar to the conventional generators ie Wind and Solar

generators should be paid at the contract rate as per the schedule and UI

mechanism would ensure, the liability of which would be in accordance with

the dispensation for Wind generators in the Grid Code.

4. Reference rate for contract is fixed as Rs.4/kwh fro NEW grid and Rs.5/kwh

for SR grid.

5. Mutually agreed mechanism shall be developed by the coordination agency and

the Wind generators connected to that pooling station on account of sharing the

variations with reference to the schedule. In case of disagreement, the UI

charges should be shared based on actual generation on weekly basis.


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6. The IEGC_2010 and the approved detailed Procedure for implementation of

RRF will be amended/revised in line with the above proposals.

B) The status as on 17th May’2012 received from SLDCs is given below.

Status of RRF in Western Region as per Hon’ble CERC order dated 16th Jan’2013

State Coordinating Agency

Pooling Stations commissioned on or after 03/05/2012

SEMs required to be installed by CTU

Nodal Officer from SLDC

Weekly receipt of Data in the desired format circulated by NLDC

Chhattisgarh As informed by SLDC, no eligible wind/solar generators for RRF mechanism in Chhattisgarh State

Gujarat Not yet received

Conveyed by SLDC to NLDC on 3rd week of May’13

No request received

Shri.Kanti Bhuva,SLDC, Vadodara

Mob:09925212834

e-mail:[email protected]

Data received weekly basis

Maharashtra Not yet received

Conveyed by SLDC to NLDC vide letter dated--/-5/13

No request received

Shri. Jayant Kulkarni,EE,

Mob:09892718431

Emai: [email protected]

Data for Feb’13 received

Madhya Pradesh

Not yet received.

Conveyed by SLDC to NLDC vide SLDC letter dt.19/12/2011

No request received

1.Shri. Anurag Misra, EE.

Mob:09425805231,

email:[email protected]

2.Ms.Rita Rani Pandey

No data received till date


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AE, Mob:09425805231

Email:[email protected]

D&D As informed by D&D, no eligible wind/solar generators for RRF mechanism in Chhattisgarh State

DNH As informed by DNH, no eligible wind/solar generators for RRF mechanism in Chhattisgarh State

GOA As informed by GOA, no eligible wind/solar generators for RRF mechanism in Chhattisgarh State

WRLDC has sent communication to send the data and details as per Hon’ble CERC’s order dated 16th Jan’13 to all the constituents.

The RRF was discussed in the 444th OCC, 63rd CCM, 22nd WRPC meeting and it was urged to all the constituents to submit the data at the earliest.

The letters received from MP,MAH & Gujarat is attached at Annex-2.

As per the Hon’ble CERC order dated 16th Jan’13, Mock RRF mechanism would have been commenced wef Feb’2013, and the same is yet to start at Western Region.

Committee may like to discuss. ITEM No.SA-3: Non receipt of SEM data


Annex.-SA-1) have intimated that, the following stations are not sending SEM data to

WRLDC on weekly basis. It is requested that the data from the following locations may

be ensured by the respective agencies without fail to WRLDC on weekly basis.

Sl.No Location Entity responsible 1 Kolhapur(400kV) Maharashtra 2 Mustungi(220kV) Maharashtra 3 G’Sagar (220kV) Madhya Pradesh 4 * Rajghat (132kV) Madhya Pradesh

‘*’ Rajghat: DCD problem reported by MP. POWEGRID may take up the issue

Maharashtra and MP may please give status.


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Annex.-SA-1), have intimated the status of LC to be opened by WR entities for the FY

2012-13 is given below

* Essar MAHAN TPP Defaulted in current FY 2012-13 in 9th week (21-27.05.12).

CSPDCL, LANCO and Essar Mahan TPP may give the status.

Sl No.

WR Entity who have to

open LC

No.of times UI payment was

delayed( From 01-Apr-11 to 31-Mar-12)

No of weeks in which UI payable

Average payable weekly

UI (Rs in lakhs)

LC Amount (Rs in lakhs)

Remarks

1 CSPDCL 2 36 1037 1141 Not opened

2 MP Power

Management co. ltd

20 23 1259 1385

Opened LC for Rs 13.85 crores on 11th Oct12 which is valid

upto 30.06.13

3 GOA 5 25 103 113 Not opened

4 DNH 14 20 238 262

LC opened for Rs 1.24 crores on 23.6.12

which is valid upto 20.6.13

5 D&D 18 18 130 143

LC opened for Rs 5.11crores on 7.2.12 which is valid upto

6.2.13.New LC to be opened.

6 JINDAL POWER 12 33 183 201

LC opened for Rs 2.01 crores on 17.04.13 which is valid up to

11.04.14

7 LANCO 2 6 193 212 Not opened

9

*Essar MAHAN Thermal

Power Plant

8 16 13 14.3 Not opened


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ITEM No.SA-5: Reconciliation of UI and REC pool account for the period Jan’13-

Mar’13.


Annex.-SA-1), have intimated that they have sent the signed reconciliation statement for

the period Jan’13 to Mar’13 to all UI pool members .All the details of payments/receipts

of UI and REC during Jan’13 to Mar’13 are also uploaded on WRLDC website

(www.wrldc.com/commercial/Pool Reconciliation). Since there is a serious audit

objection on non-signing of UI & REC reconciliation statement it is once again requested

that all UI pool members may sign the statement sent by WRLDC.

The following members are yet to send back the signed reconciled statement to WRLDC.

1. D&D

2. CSPDCL

3. ESSAR Mahan

ITEM No.SA-6: MTOA of 25MW from NSPCL to DNH :

6.1) NSPCL vide letter No. 01:CP&C:103 dtd. 20.05.2013(copy enclosed at Annex.-

SA-6.1) have requested that 25MW capacity of NSPCL is remaining idle and not

getting scheduled to DNH as a result of non-granting of MTOA of 25MW

capacity to UT DNH.

6.2) UT DNH vide letter No.7-8(21)/ELE/2003/Part-III/327 dtd. 09.05.2013 (copy

enclosed at Annex.-SA-6.2)addressed to NSPCL have requested to refund capacity

charges paid by DNH to NSPCL, towards power not scheduled under MTOA of

25MW. DNH has signed agreement with M/s NSPCL for supply of power of

100MW under LTOA, 40.5MW under MTOA, and additional MTOA of 25MW

(total 165.5MW). PGCIL has already granted open access approvals for wheeling

of 100MW & 40.5MW.DNH has already approached PGCIL for grant of

additional MTOA of 25MW w.e.f. 01.04.2013. However the same has not been

granted. Therefore DNH shall not be liable to pay capacity charges for the 25MW

to NSPCL.



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ITEM No.SA-7: Inclusion of DC and scheduled energy data for power supplied

from unit 1 of LANCO Amarkantak Power Pvt. Ltd. to PTC for

onward supply to MPPMCL under Long Term PPA dated

11.05.2005 in the monthly REA :

MP PMCL vide letter No.CGM(Regulatory)/79 dated 19.01.13 have intimated that

MP PMCL is purchasing 300MW power from unit 1 of Lanco Amarkantak Power Pvt

Ltd. Plant at Pathadi, Chattisgarh through PTC, under long term PPA. The

commencement of power has started w.e.f. 03rd Dec.2012. MPPMCL have requested that

since unit 1 of Lanco is controlled by WRLDC, the DC and scheduled energy data may

be considered for inclusion in the REA being issued by WRPC on monthly basis.

In the 63rd CCM, GM WRLDC stated that there is no provision for ascertaining the

correctness of DC of sellers as per relevant regulations and therefore it would be difficult

for them to certify the DC. He further pointed out that in case all the declared capacity is

not scheduled by MP and the remaining capacity out of DC is scheduled in short time by

Lanco under such circumstance, if dispute arises on payment of capacity charges it would

be difficult to sort out the issue.

In the 63rd CCM, GUVNL representative requested that they have also signed PPAs

similar to that between Lanco & MP as such they shall also be involved while addressing

the issue.

In the 63rd CCM, the Commercial sub-Committee opined that the matter be separately

discussed between Lanco Amarkantak, MP, GUVNL & WRLDC and the decision may be

communicated to WRPC for further needful.

LANCO vide letter No. LAPL/WRLDC/2012-13/219820 dated 21.05.2013(copy

enclosed at Annex.-SA-7), have intimated that no decision has been taken in this regards

so far.

It is required to be discussed, whether as per the existing regulations, a generator (seller)

having only one identified beneficiary is required to declare DC and whether WRLDC

shall accept DC from the generator (seller) and certify the same. Also MPPMCL is

purchasing 300MW power from unit 1 only of Lanco Amarkantak Power Pvt Ltd. plant

at Pathadi, Chattisgarh through PTC, under long term PPA.


* * * * *

Annex-SA-1 WRLDC/MO-I/1551/2013 Dated: 21st May, 2013 To

Member Secretary Western Regional Power Committee Mumbai.

Sub: Agenda items for 64th Commercial Committee Meeting to be held on 29th

May’13 at Mumbai. Sir,

You may kindly include the following agenda items for discussion in the ensuing

64th Commercial Committee Meeting to be held on 29th May’13.

Yours faithfully,

(P.Pentayya) General Manager

Item.No.1.Implementation of Automatic Meter Reading in Western Region As on today , WR UI pool is consist of 27 UI Pool members who are in the control are jurisdiction of

WRLDC .Western Regional Load Despatch Centres are responsible for scheduling of these UI pool

members and calculation of actual injection/drawl in 15 minute block wise MWH within and across the

regions. Thus each of these States and ISGSs are considered as control areas and measurement of

electric energy is being carried out by interface meters called Special Energy Meters(SEMs) installed at

the peripheries of states / regions and at ISGSs as per the provision of Metering regulation notified by

CEA. POWEWRGRID being Central Transmission Utility (CTU) is responsible for installation of

SEMs throughout the region and WRLDC is responsible for collection and processing of the metered

data for the purpose of Regional UI energy accounting.

Presently, manual system is being used for reading meter data. For reading meter data, each meter has

been provided with optical port. Meter data is being collected from the meter through a hand held

device called Data Collecting Device (DCD) provided by the meter manufacturers. The data from DCD

is dumped in a local PC through software. From PC, data in the form of encrypted binary files are sent

to WRLDC as E-mail attachment for further processing at WRLDC end. These encrypted files collected

from all the locations are converted to text files by using manufacturer provided software. After

conversion, the data is validated, processed by using in house developed software and sent to WRPC for

preparing weekly UI and reactive energy accounts.

With system size growing at a faster pace, meter data form a large number station has to be processed

and manual downloading of meter data, its collection and onward transmittal would take a longer time.

Besides the DCDs are prone to frequent defects/damages and site level repair for these items are

not possible for which the data downloading vis-à-vis meter data processing at times becomes quite

difficult.

The following points may be noted in the existing practice

System expansion is taking place requiring larger number of stations for data collection

Presently manual data downloading practice is followed once in every week.

There is manpower movement along with DCD is required in case of failure of DCD .

The implementation technology is almost obsolete leading to equipment failure/defects. The

rectification of old DCD is become more difficult.

The cost required to procure new DCD will be more than the one time cost required to invest in

the AMR technology.

WRLDC is facing problems in timely receipt of data by every Tuesday and some time data is

received on Fridays. As per IEGC the complete accounts have to submit to WRLDC by every

Thursday. Due to problems in DCD at many sites, getting data by Tuesday has become very

difficult. Delay in collection of data leads to loss of data, since SEM has the capacity of storing

only 10days data.

We can save up to 200 man days once the whole data collection is through AMR.

SLDCs of Maharashtra , Gujarat and Madhya Pradesh has already gone ahead with the

AMR technology meter data collection.

WRLDC, therefore, intends to automate the entire process of meter-data reading and collection through

MR (Automatic meter data reading) system. AMR system once deployed will be utilized for collection

of meter data form Special Energy Meters deployed by POWERGRID in various locations in Western

region. These locations are owned by POWERGRID / STUs/CGS/ISGS/IPP/CPP . At present about

935 meters are installed at about 110 locations geographically dispersed across Western Region

covering all the 24 entities who are in the control area jurisdiction of WRLDC. As the WR

transmission/generation is growing in a faster space and an addition of around 600nos. of SEM is

expected in the next coming years. As the number of SEM is going to increase manifold it is therefore

all the more essential that the data be downloaded and transmitted automatically at WRLDC to optimize

cost and time.The proposed AMR scheme is to automate the task of data collection from each meter /

location periodically and automatically transfer the same to WRLDC.

As per Item.No.18 of the minutes of the 11th WRPC meeting held on 25th September 2009 at Raipur, it

was agreed by all the members that Automatic Meter Reading (AMR) need to be implemented in WR

considering rapid growth in transmission system and generating stations . During the discussions it was

suggested by the members that initially at 3-4 locations the AMR scheme shall be installed at free of

cost and based on the experience the decision for implementation of the same for all locations will be

taken later on.

In line with the above decision M/s KalkiTech had done a pilot project at Seoni S/S of POWERGRID.

Before this M/s BPL had also done a pilot project at Seoni S/S.

It may be noted that Northern Region and Eastern Region are already gone ahead with implementation

of AMR technology.

NRLDC in association with POWERGRID had already implemented AMR project in NR .M/s Kakli

Tech is implementing the project in NR. Regarding recovery of the cost, it was agreed by NR

constituents that, this will be treated as a new project and tariff including O&M charges as determined

by CERC will be borne by the constituents. The total approximate cost in NR for implementation at

around 250location and around 1500 meters is Rs.1.47Crs. This is excluding the recurring expenditure

per month towards rental and data transmission charges trough GPRS at WRLDC server.

ERLDC, also in association with POWERGRID had implemented the AMR project. M/s TCS is

implementing the project in ER. The total cost of the project for ER comes to Rs.2.26Crores for

collection of 494SEMs at 97 locations (including AMC for 5years). In ER, it was decided to recover

the cost as per the principle of sharing of cost adopted for meter installation. As far as IPPs are

concerned the cost of meters and AMR shall be borne by the respective stations. This is excluding the

recurring expenditure per month towards rental and data transmission charges trough GPRS at WRLDC

server.

It is therefore proposed to implement the AMR project in WR in line with NR & ER and the

project may be taken up y POWERGRID for implementation

The committee may discuss the above.

Item.No.2: Hon’ble CERC’s order dated 16th Jan’2013 in petition no.209/2011 in the matter of the

Renewable Regulatiory Funds Mechanism under Central Electricity Regulatory Commission(

IEGC) Regulations 2010.

The Hon’ble Commission further through its order dated 16th Jan’2013 in petition no.209/2011 in

the matter of the Renewable Regulatory Funds Mechanism under Central Electricity Regulatory

Commission( IEGC) Regulations 2010 has directed the following .

1. RRF Mechanism shall come into effect from 01.07.2013.

2. ABT meters are required to be installed only in the Pooling Stations which should be done

expeditiously. In case the ABT meters are not installed by the respective State Transmission

Utility or Distribution Utility by 31.03.2013, the same may be installed by CTU at the cost

concerned State Transmission Utility/ Distribution Utility.

3. Mock exercise for forecasting and scheduling start wef 01.02.2013.

The following are the brief on the Commission’s order dated 16th Jan 2013

1. Any person could become the coordinating agency , which may be one of the generators or any

other mutually agreed agency. This agency shall be referred as “Coordinating Agency” for the

purpose of scheduling, metering and energy accounting.

2. Pooling Stations that are commissioned on or after 03.05 2010 should be considered for the

purpose of RRF mechanism. Accordingly the IEGC-2010 would be amended by the Hon’ble

Commission.

3. Payment should be similar to the conventional generators ie Wind and Solar generators should be

paid at the contract rate as per the schedule and UI mechanism would ensure, the liability of

which would be in accordance with the dispensation for Wind generators in the Grid Code.

4. Reference rate for contract is fixed as Rs.4/kwh fro NEW grid and Rs.5/kwh for SR grid.

5. Mutually agreed mechanism shall be developed by the coordination agency and the Wind

generators connected to that pooling station on account of sharing the variations with reference

to the schedule. In case of disagreement, the UI charges should be shared based on actual

generation on weekly basis.

6. The IEGC_2010 and the approved detailed Procedure for implementation of RRF will be

amended/revised in line with the above proposals.

The status as on 17th May’2012 received from SLDCs is given below.

Status of RRF in Western Region as per Hon’ble CERC order dated 16th Jan’2013

State Coordinating Agency

Pooling Stations commissioned on or after 03/05/2012

SEMs required to be installed by CTU

Nodal Officer from SLDC Weekly receipt of Data in the desired format circulated by NLDC

Chhattisgarh As informed by SLDC, no eligible wind/solar generators for RRF mechanism in Chhattisgarh State

Gujarat Not yet received

Conveyed by SLDC to NLDC on 3rd week of May’13

No request received

Shri.Kanti Bhuva,SLDC, Vadodara Mob:09925212834 e-mail:[email protected]

Data received weekly basis

Maharashtra Not yet received

Conveyed by SLDC to NLDC vide letter dated--/-5/13

No request received

Shri. Jayant Kulkarni,EE, Mob:09892718431 Emai: [email protected]

Data for Feb’13 received

Madhya Pradesh

Not yet received.

Conveyed by SLDC to NLDC vide SLDC letter dt.19/12/2011

No request received

1.Shri. Anurag Misra, EE. Mob:09425805231, email:[email protected] 2.Ms.Rita Rani Pandey AE, Mob:09425805231 Email:[email protected]

No data received till date

D&D As informed by D&D, no eligible wind/solar generators for RRF mechanism in Chhattisgarh State

DNH As informed by DNH, no eligible wind/solar generators for RRF mechanism in Chhattisgarh State

GOA As informed by GOA, no eligible wind/solar generators for RRF mechanism in Chhattisgarh State

WRLDC has sent communication to send the data and details as per Hon’ble CERC’s order dated 16th Jan’13 to all the constituents.

The RRF was discussed in the 444th OCC, 3rd CCM, 22nd WRPC meeting and it was urged to all the constituents to submit the data at the earliest.

The scanned copy of the letters received from MP,MAH & Gujarat is attached at Annex-2.

As per the Hon’ble CERC order dated 16th Jan’13, Mock RRF mechanism would have been commenced wef Feb’2013, and the same is ye to start at Western Region.

Item No.3: Non receipt of SEM data

It has been noticed from the past weeks that, the following stations are not sending SEM data to

WRLDC on weekly basis. It is requested that the data from the following locations may be ensure by the

respective agencies without any failure to WRLDC on weekly basis.

Sl.No Location Entity responsible

1 Kolhapur(400kV) Maharashtra

2 Mustungi(220kV) Maharashtra

3 G’Sagar (220kV) Madhya Pradesh

4 * Rajghat (132kV) Madhya Pradesh

‘*’ Rajghat: DCD problem reported by MP. POWEGRID may take up the issue

Item No.7: Status of LC opening toward UI payments .

The status of LC to be opened by WR entities for the FY 2012-13 is given below.

Sl

No.

WR Entity who

have to open LC

No.of times UI

payment was

delayed( From

01-Apr-11 to

31-Mar-12)

No of

weeks in

which UI

payable

Average

payable

weekly UI

(Rs in

lakhs)

LC

Amount

(Rs in

lakhs)

Remarks

1 CSPDCL 2 36 1037 1141 Not opened

2

MP Power

Management co.

ltd

20 23 1259 1385

Opened LC for

Rs 13.85 crores

on 11th Oct12

which is valid

upto 30.06.13

3 GOA 5 25 103 113 Not opened

4 DNH 14 20 238 262

LC opened for

Rs 1.24 crores

on 23.6.12

which is valid

upto 20.6.13

5 D&D 18 18 130 143 LC opened for

Rs 5.11crores

on 7.2.12

which is valid

upto

6.2.13.New LC

to be opened.

6 JINDAL POWER 12 33 183 201

LC opened for

Rs 2.01 crores

on 17.04.13

which is valid

up to 11.04.14

7 LANCO 2 6 193 212 Not opened

9

*Essar MAHAN

Thermal Power

Plant

8 16 13 14.3 Not opened

* Essar MAHAN TPP Defaulted in current FY 2012-13 in 9th week (21-27.05.12).

Item.No.8: Reconcilation of UI and REC pool account for the period Jan’13-Mar’13.

WRLDC has sent the signed reconciliation statement for the period Jan’13 to Mar’13 to all UI pool

members .All the details of payments/receipts of UI and REC during Jan’13 to Mar’13 are also

uploaded on WRLDC website (www.wrldc.com/commercial/Pool Reconciliation). The following

members are yet to send back the signed reconciled statement to WRLDC. Since there is a serious audit

objection on non-signing of UI & REC reconciliation statement it is once again requested that all UI

pool members may sign the statement sent by WRLDC.

1. D&D

2. CSPDCL

3. ESSAR Mahan

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