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    Introduction0 GW Stress ?

    0 Low dependency on traditional method.

    0 Lower water table Current GW level

    0 Underground water pump

    0 Power of pump, inversely related to gwl

    0 Subsidized electricity to farmers

    0 Dilemma

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    Source : Ministry of water resources

    India

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    Source : Ministry of water resources

    India

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    Dilemma0 High Yield ~ Larger land with proper irrigation

    0 Irrigation ~ Electric Pump set ~ Electricity(Energy)

    0 GW high use of Pump reducing GW Level.

    0 Reduced GW require high power pump ~ More

    Energy

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    Vicious Circle

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    High Yieldrequirement

    Energy

    ReducingGW Level

    High powerPump

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    Entitlement calculation

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    0 GW is being used unwisely.

    0 Trend of GW use and energy consumption is found in

    various states.0 As : Agricultural consumption = X Kwh*

    Number of Consumer = N

    Thus : Energy use/Tubewell = X/N

    * Total Power transmitted through feeder, consisting ofreal + AT&C losses

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    Entitlement calculation0 Area of water under surface is variable.

    0 MAP

    0 GW area = Yha

    0 Energy for agriculture = XKWh

    0 Energy per ha = X/YKWh/ha

    0 This will give us the estimate of energy that will be

    required for a particular area, having certain level ofGW.

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    SNo. Questions years

    1

    Electricity comsumption in

    agriculture (KWh)

    2 Total Number of consumers

    3 Number of agriculture consumers

    4 % of Agriculture consumers

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    Data were found from various sources for various utilities of different states like

    Punjab, Haryana, Maharashtra, AP, Tamilnadu, Karnataka, Gujrat, MP & Rajasthan.

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    Karnataka

    0 Area = 1,91,791 Sq.km

    0 Rainfall = 1779 mm

    0

    Total Districts / Talukas = 27 districts / 175 Talukas0 Net GW available = 15.30 BCM

    0 Annual replenishment = 15.93 BCM

    0 Annual Draft = 10.71 BCM

    0 Net GW area = 15,30,000 ha

    0 Agricultural electricity consumption= 4299.53 MU0 Energy use per Tubewell = 6614.163 Kwh

    0 Thus 4299.53 MU/15,30,000 ha = 2810.15 Kwh/ha

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    1 BCM = 1,00,00,00,000 m3

    1 ha = 10,000 m2

    1 ha.m = 10,000 m3

    Source: http://www.cgwb.gov.in/gw_profiles/St_Karnataka.htm

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    Thank You

    Data Year

    Total agricultural electricity consumption inKwh (MU) A

    Total # of agricultural connections B in numbers

    Electricity consumption per connection (A/B)

    Kwh/tubewell

    Net GW irrigated area in m ha (C)

    Electricity consumption per ha (A/C) Kwh/ha

    Total electricity consumption in the state inKwH(D)

    % of agricultural electricity to total electricity (A/D)*100

    Total number of electricity consumers (E)

    % of agricultural connections to total connections

    (B/E)*100

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