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CCM

1. Executive Director (Finance), Gujarat Urja Vikas Nigam Ltd., Vadodara-390 007. Fax:

0265-2344543.

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.

Fax: 0761-2664749.

4. Chief Engineer (LD), M P Power Transmission Company Ltd.,SLDC, Jabalpur 482 008.

Fax: 0761-2661884

5. Chief Engineer (Comml), Chhattisgarh State Power Distribution Co. Ltd., Raipur – 492

013. Fax: 0771-5066942

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. Fax: 022-26475012.

8. Chief Engineer (LD), State Load Despatch Centre, MSETCL, New Mumbai - 400 708.

Fax: 022-27601769

9. Chief Electrical Engineer, Panjim, Goa-403 001. Fax: 0832-2222354

10. Executive Engineer, Electricity Department, Daman-396 210. Fax: 0260-2250889

11. Executive Engineer (Elect), Electricity Department, Silvassa-396 230. Fax:0260-

2642338/236/787

12. Addl. General Manager (Comml), Nuclear Power Corpn. of India Ltd., Mumbai-400 094.

Fax: 022-22180109

13. General Manager (Comml), NTPC Ltd., New Delhi-110 003. Fax: 011-24364606

14. Regional Executive Director (West), NTPC Ltd., Mumbai-400 093. Fax- 28259345

15. General Manager (Com. & CP), NTPC SAIL Power Co. Pvt. Ltd., New Delhi -110 066.

Fax: 011-26717383/63/66

16. Executive Director (Comml), PGCIL, Gurgaon, Haryana-122 001. Fax- 0124-2571760-

61

17. General Manager, WRTS-I, PGCIL, Nagpur-440 026. Fax: 0712-2641366.

18. Addl. General Manager (Comml), WRTS-IL, PGCIL, Vadodara-440 026

19. Executive Director, POSOCO, WRLDC, Mumbai-400 093. Fax: 022-28202630

20. Dy. General Manager (Comml), Ratnagiri Gas & Power Pvt. Ltd., Mumbai-400 093. Fax:

28269057.

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. Fax: 01124-4741024

25. Member (Power), Narmada Control Authority, Indore.-452 010. Fax: 0731-2559888.

26. Vice President, Jindal Power Ltd., Tamnar, Raigarh, Chhattisgarh – 496 001. Fax:011-

26739151. Fax: 07767-281993

27. Executive Director (Comml), Torrent Power Ltd., Ahmedabad- 380 009. Fax: 02641-

612008

28. AVP (Power Trading), GMR Energy Trading Ltd., Bangalore-560 029.

29. DGM Finance, CGPL, UMPP Mundra, Kutch-370 435.

30. AGM (O&M/O&E) Ratnagiri Gas and Power Pvt Limited PO: Anjanvel, Taluka:

Guhaghar Disstt: Ratnagiri (Maharastra) - Pin 415703

31. Vice President (Powe CG) ACB India Ltd., 2*135 MW Kasaipali Power Project,

Kasaipali, P.O.- Jawali, Tehsil-Katghora, Korba –chhatisgarh-495445. Fax: 07815-

285887

32. GM (O&M) Bharat Aluminium co. Ltd (BALCO), P.O. Balco Nagar, Distt. Korba -

495684 Chhattisgarh. Fax: 07759-243068

33. AGM (F&A), DCPP JSPL, Dongamahua captive power plant (4*135 MW),

Dhaurabhata(PO) Raigarh-496107 (CG). Fax: 07767-200400

34. Director, Jaypee Bina Thermal Power Plant, village sirchopi, Agasod P.O. Bina-470113

Distt. Sagar(MP)

35. Sr. Vice President (EPMPL), Essar Power MP Limited, Thana road, Near Chunkumari

stadium, Waidhan, Dist. Singrauli (MP)-486886. Fax: 07805-234438

36. Vice-President, ACB India ltd. 7th floor, Corporate house, Ambience tower, National

highway Gurgaon-122001 Haryana.

37. Sasan Power limited, Dhirubahi ambani knowledge city, 1 block, 2nd floor, north wing,

Thane-belapur road, Navi Mumbai-400710. Fax: 022-30386999

38. KSK Mahanadi Power CO. LTD, 8-2-293/82/A/431/A, Road no 22, Jubilee hills,

Hyderabad-500033. Fax: 040-23559930

39. Plant Head,GMR EMCO Energy ltd. B1, MIDC, Growth centre, Warora-post

Chandrapur- dist,Mahrashtra-442907. Fax: 080-40432180

40. Vice president (Comml.), Vandana Vidhut ltd., Vandana Bhavan, M.G. Road, Raipur-

492001-CG. Fax: 0771-4006001

41. Korba west power co. Limited, village chhotte bhandar, P.O. Babe Bhandar,Tehsil

Pussore Dist. Raigarh, chhattisgarh-49610

42. Ms. D B Power Ltd., 3rd floor, Naman corporate link, C-31, G-block, BKC Bandra

eastMumbai-400051. Fax: 096-99610110

43. Vice President-Power Infrastructure Plant- B MRSS, Essar Steel Ltd 27th km, Surat

Hazira Road, Surat-394270 Gujarat. Fax: 0261-6685544

44. Jaypee Nigrie Super Thermal Power Project (A Unit of Jaiprakash Power Ventures

Limited) Vill- Nigrie, Tehsil- SaraiDistt. - Singrauli, MP-486669. Fax: 011-26145389

45. GM-Coordination, Dhariwal Infrastruture LtdCESC ltd,CESC House,

ChowringheeSquare, Kolkata-700001. Fax: 07172-237992

46. Chief General Manager, RKM Powergen pvt ltd, Village Uchpinda, PO Dhurkot, Via

chandrapur, Tehsil- Dabra, Janjgir-Champa dist, Chhattisgarh-495692. Fax 0776-

2214012

47. GM (Operations) MB Power (Madhya Pradesh) LimitedHotel Govindam, Kotma

Road,Anuppur, Madhya Pradesh – 484224. Fax: 011-47624229

48. Head Project, Jhabua power ltd, Vill. Berela, post Attariya, Tehsil Ghansore, Dist-Seoni-

480997 (MP). Fax: 011-23368729

49. Sr. Vice-President (Power) TRN Energy Pvt ltd.18, Vasant Enclave, Rao tula ram marg,

New Delhi-110057

50. Member Secretary, Northern Regional Power Committee, New Delhi 110 016

51. Member Secretary, Southern Regional Power Committee, Bangalore 560 009

52. Member Secretary, Eastern Regional Power Committee, Kolkata-700 033

53. Member Secretary, North Eastern Regional Power Committee, Shillong 793 303

54. Chief Engineer (GM), Central Electricity Authority, New Delhi –110 066.

Minutes of 72nd CCM held on 03.03.2016 1

MINUTES FOR THE 72nd

MEETING OF COMMERCIAL COMMITTEE HELD

ON 03rd

MARCH 2016 AT MUMBAI

The 72nd

CCM was held at WRPC, Mumbai on 03rd

March 2016. The list of participants is

enclosed at Annex-1.

Shri S.D.Taksande, Member Secretary, WRPC welcomed the participants to the 72nd

Commercial Committee meeting. He requested that the members discuss and resolve the issues

in true spirit of regulations so as to arrive at amicable solutions. He informed that the

decisions/recommendations of this meeting on various commercial issues would be put up in

the ensuing TCC/WRPC meeting. He requested Shri Satyanarayan.S, SE (Comml), WRPC to

take the agenda items for discussion.

Shri Satyanarayan.S, SE (Comml), WRPC informed that due to ongoing assembly session in

Madhya Pradesh, the representatives from MP shall not be attending the 72nd

CCM and

MPPMCL have requested that the agenda items of MPPMCL included in the agenda notes may

be taken up in the 73rd

CCM.

ITEM No.1: CONFIRMATION OF THE MINUTES OF THE 71ST

MEETING OF

COMMERCIAL COMMITTEE

SE (Comml), WRPC informed that the minutes of the 71st meeting of Commercial Committee

held on 03.11.2015 at Mumbai were circulated vide WRPC letter no.: WRPC/Comml.-

I/CCM/Minutes/2015-10433 Dated 08.12.2015. Since comments have not been received on the

above MoM, therefore committee may confirm the minutes of the 71st CCM.

The Committee confirmed the minutes of 71st CCM without any modifications.

ITEM No.2: APPLICATION OF POC LOSSES TO RGPPL SCHEDULES AS PER 3RD

AMENDMENT OF REGULATION ON “ SHARING OF TRANSMISSION

CHARGES AND LOSSES” REGULATION 2015


2.1 BACKGROUND: SE (Comml), WRPC informed that WRLDC vide letter no.

WRLDC/MO-II/1551/2016 dated 11.02.2016 (copy enclosed at Annex 2) intimated the

following;

2.1 (a) As per the then existing Regulation on “Sharing of Transmission Charges and Losses

Regulation 2010” and any amendments thereof , while scheduling RGPPL’s allocation to its

beneficiaries outside Maharashtra, necessary Maharashtra STU losses used to apply since

evacuation system from RGPPL is owned and operated by MSETCL.

As per para (vii) under sub clause (t) of clause (vii) of Regulation 7 of the Principal Regulation

on "Sharing of transmission charges and losses , Regulation 2010, states that

Quote

"(vii) Owing to the reduction of the Basic Network, certain generating stations connected at

220kV and below to the ISTS network may not explicitly feature on the final reduced network.

Such generating stations shall be charged at the zonal charges determined for the regions

where such generator is physically located. Long term beneficiaries of ISGS connected to

STU network shall continue to pay the transmission charges for the STU network as per the

existing mechanism "

Unquote

In line with the above regulations, no ISTS losses were applied to power scheduled to

Maharashtra from RGPPL and STU losses and ISTS losses were applied to schedules outside the

state of Maharashtra, i.e. to Goa, D&D and DNH.

2.1 (b) As per the 3rd Amendment dt 1st April’2015 on “Sharing of Inter State Transmission

Charges and Losses” para (vii) under sub-clause (t) of clause (1) of Regulation 7 of the Principal

Regulation has been substituted as under,

Quote

"(vii) In case an ISGS is connected only to STU network and shares of the beneficiaries of the

said station are being delivered through the STU network, such a line of the STU network

shall be considered as an ISTS network for the purpose of these Regulations"


Unquote

In accordance with the above amendment, any power scheduled from RGPPL including

Maharashtra shall be subjected to both Injection & Withdrawal PoC losses and no STU losses

shall be applicable to power scheduled to beneficiaries outside the state of Maharashtra.

Accordingly for the e-bid RLNG scheduled to “Western Railway Gujarat”, “SER Jharkhnad” &

“WC Madhya Pradesh”, WRLDC has not applied Maharashtra STU losses. While scheduling

these transactions by Gujarat, Maharashtra, Jharkhand and Madhya Pradesh SLDCs to respective

Railway DISCOMs, the STU losses are applied by respective SLDCs to arrive the drawal

schedules at Railway DISCOM boundary.

As per Hon'ble CERC's order dt. 3rd

July 2015, no transmission charges and losses are

applicable for the use of ISTS network in the scheduling by using e-bid gas for FY 2015-16 &

2016-17 accordingly No Injection & Withdrawal PoC losses were applied for all the three e-bid

transactions from RGPPL to various Railway nodes at WR,CR & SER.

2.1 (c) The above has already been informed to SLDC, Maharashtra and WRPC vide WRLDC

letter dt.21st Jan 2016 . WRPC vide letter dt. 27

th Jan’2016 (copy enclosed) informed WRLDC to

take up the issue with NLDC for showing RGPPL as a separate zone considering the lines

connected to RGPPL as ISTS. Considering RGPPL as separate Zone in Q4 is being discussed

with CERC by NLDC. Further MSETCL have been requested that they may take up the matter

with MSERC for considering the tariff in the POC charges. The loss applicability is not required

to be linked with inclusion of tariff of these lines in the YTC of POC. Since the Amendment of

the Regulation has came into effect from 1st April 2015, it will be appropriate to apply the

applicability of losses wef 26th

Nov’2015, the day from which scheduling commenced at

RGPPL using e-bid RLNG.

2.1 (d) WRPC vide letter no. WRPC/Comml-I/corr/2016/282 dated 27.01.2016 (copy enclosed

in annex 2 ) have requested WRLDC to review its above stand.

2.1 (e) 72nd

CCM Discussions: SE(C), WRPC informed that as the MSETCL owned lines from

RGPPL are not being shown as ISTS lines separately in the PoC data. Hence at present while


calculating the e-bid RLNG schedules from RGPPL for Gujarat and Madhya Pradesh the STU

losses of Maharashtra is being applied for preparation of DSM accounts.

WRLDC representative stated that irrespective of inclusion of transmission tariff of these lines in

the PoC studies the loss applicability have to be treated as per 3rd

amendment to the PoC

regulations. As per these regulations the lines would have to be treated as ISTS lines and as per

Hon'ble CERC's order dt. 3rd

July 2015, no transmission charges and losses are applicable for

the use of ISTS network in the scheduling of generation by using e-bid gas for FY 2015-16 &

2016-17 accordingly no Injection & Withdrawal PoC losses are required to be applied for all the

three e-bid transactions from RGPPL to various Railway nodes at WR,CR & SER.

E.E (C), WRPC stated that plain reading of the above amendment and application of it would not

be proper, since the lines are required to be included in the PoC studies as ISTS lines for

implementing the 3rd

amendment in true spirit. The lines considered as ISTS lines in PoC study

case losses of these lines get pooled and the slab rates arrived are loaded/apportioned to the DICs

based on the marginal participation of these lines to various nodes of the DICs. RGPPL-

MSETCL lines (400kV RGPPL-Nagothane D/C & 400kV RGPPL-New Koyna D/C) were not

considered in latest POC study case as ISTS, hence the losses of these lines are not pooled and

are being borne by MSETCL only. Further if RGPPL –New Koyna and RGPPL –Nagothane

lines are considered as ISTS then Maharashtra’s drawal has to be calculated at Nagothane , New

Koyna and not at RGPPL bus as per the drawl calculation practice followed. WRLDC

representative stated that they would take up the issue with NLDC to include these lines as ISTS

in the PoC studies for the quarter April 16-June 16 and RGPPL shall be shown as a separate PoC

zone.

Maharashtra SLDC representative informed that Hon’ble MERC has notified Implementation of

scheme for Utilization of Gas –based power generation capacity Regulations,2016. As per the

regulation Clause 3.2

Quote

No transmission losses for the use of Intra STS network shall be attributed to incremental gas

based generation from e-bid RLNG, for the financial years 2015-16 and 2016-17, in accordance

with the scheme and shall be apportioned to other transmission system users.


Unquote

In view of the above MERC order quoted above, CCM expressed that Maharashtra STU

losses shall not be applied for Incremental gas based generation from e-bid RLNG and

recommended to treat New koyna and Nagothane as drawal points for Maharashtra from

the time RGPPL –MSETCL lines are treated as ISTS and shown in NLDC calculations.

Ina view of the clarification by Maharashtra SLDC representative on Hon’ble MERCs

order on non applicability of STU losses for E-bid RLNG gas based generation dispatch,

the Committee suggested that the exclusion of losses for schedules outside Maharashtra

shall be implemented in DSM w.e.f. week starting 22.02.2016.

ITEM No.3: INVOKING OF REGULATION 25A OF OPEN ACCESS REGULATIONS

AS PER HON’BLE CERC ORDER IN 142/MP/2012 DT. 2ND SEPT’2015

SE (Comml), WRPC informed that WRLDC vide letter WRLDC/MO-II/1551/2016 dated

11.02.2016 (copy enclosed at Annex 2) intimated that as per para 55 of the above order of

Hon’ble CERC, RLDC can deny open access under sec-25A of Open access regulation for

consistent & willful default by an entity in payment of DSM charge, transmission charge,

reactive energy charge, congestion charge and RLDC/NLDC fees & charge including ULDC

charge.

As per the above said order, RLDCs can deny Open Access from the ‘default trigger date’ which

is 90 days from the ‘Due date’ without approaching the Commission in terms of order of the

Commission dated 02.09.2015, in petition 142/MP/2012. The relevant para (Para 55, page 48) is

reproduced under for reference.

Quote

“It is to be noted that while RPS Regulations can be invoked for default on the part of a

regulated entity to pay the dues of generating companies and transmission licensees, Regulation

25A can be invoked for willful and consistent default in paying UI/deviation charges,

transmission charges, reactive energy charges, congestion charges, and fees and charges for

NLDC/RLDCs. Therefore, only in case of default in payment of transmission charges, both


Regulation 25A of Open Access. Regulations and RPS Regulations can be invoked. In our

view, when regulation of power supply under RPS Regulations is resorted to for default in

payment of transmission charges, Regulation 25A should be invariably invoked as otherwise

the defaulting entity would defeat the regulation of power supply by scheduling under short

term open access. Therefore, the "willful and consistent‟ default will be construed differently in

both cases. In our view, default in payment for a period of 90 days from the due date of

payment of UI/deviation charges, transmission charges, reactive energy charges, congestion

charges and RLDC fees and charges shall be considered as trigger point for invocation of

Regulation 25A of Open Access Regulations to deny short term open access to the defaulting

entity. However, where a transmission licensee resorts to regulation of power supply, denial of

open access under Regulation 25A of Open Access Regulations shall be triggered from the

date of commencement of regulation of power supply under RPS Regulations. As regards the

second issue as to whether NLDC/RLDCs will be required to approach the Commission for

invoking Regulation 25A of Open Access Regulations on case to case basis, it is clarified that

NLDC/RLDCs shall be guided by the principle of default trigger date as clarified above and

shall not be required to approach the Commission for specific directions in this regard on case to

case basis."

Unquote

72nd

CCM Discussions:

ACBIL representative stated that in case of errors in the DSM or any other accounts, for

reasons not attributed to the pool member and the pool member is required to pay

amounts which are not required to be paid by him if the account would have been error

free, the RPS regulation & regulation 25A of Open Access Regulations should not be

invoked.

WRLDC representative informed that invoking Regulation 25A of open access regulations

shall be guided by the principle of default trigger date and need not approach the

commission for specific directions on case to case basis.


GM, WRLDC clarified that communication in regards to invoking the above shall be made

by RLDCs well before the default trigger date, Further as per above order the clauses are

required to be invoked in the cases of consistent and willful default only.

Committee noted.

ITEM No.4: CERC ORDER ON AVERAGE POWER PURCHASE COST(APPC) AT

NATIONAL LEVEL:

SE (Comml), WRPC informed that WRLDC vide letter WRLDC/MO-II/1551/2016 (copy

enclosed at Annex 2) dated 11.02.2016 intimated that the Hon’ble CERC has issued order in

15/SM/2015dtn 25.01.2016 specifying the Average Power Purchase Cost (APPC) at National

Level which shall be used for determination of Fixed Rate for Wind & Solar generating stations

that are regional entities which are selling power under Open Access (where this power is not

accounted for RPO compliance of the buyer) & the captive wind & solar power plants.

APPC has been set at Rs 3.40 per unit vide the above order which shall be applicable during the

year 2015-16 for the purpose of deviation settlement in respect of the open access and captive

wind and solar generation qualifying as regional entities.

APPC is the average cost of power from conventional sources & is calculated at National level as

the weighted average cost of power purchase by individual states (using volume of power

purchased by states from Non-RE sources as the weight) based on the data from last years’ Tariff

orders of the individual state commissions (SERCs / JERCs).

At present there is no regional RE generator in WR which qualifies to be treated as regional

entity, as per the 3rd

amendment of DSM regulations.

Committee noted.

ITEM No.5: CERC ORDER IN 05/SM/2014 ON ADMS IMPLEMENTATION

SE (Comml), WRPC informed that WRLDC vide letter WRLDC/MO-II/1551/2016 dated

11.02.2016 (copy enclosed at Annex 2) intimated that Hon’ble CERC has issued order in suo

motu in Petition 5/SM/2014 dt 31st Dec’2015 on implementation of Automatic Demand


Management scheme (ADMS) u.s. 5.4.2(d) of IEGC. The Commission has expressed its

displeasure at the conduct of SLDC & DISCOMs in implementation of ADMS.

However based on request of the respondents the Commission has granted extension till

31.6.2016 failing which the defaulters shall be liable for action under section 142 of the Act.

RLDCs have been directed to submit a report on this matter to CERC by 31.08.2016

MS,WRPC stated that this issue shall be taken in the ensuing OCC.

Committee noted

ITEM No.6: CERTIFICATION OF 400KV SEONI-SARNI AND SEONI-BHILAI LINES

a) Background:

SE (Comml), WRPC informed that MPPMCL vide letter No.CGM(Regulatory)/494 dated

20.10.2015 informed that Hon’ble CERC in its order dated 15.10.2015 in Petition

No.217/TT/2013 has directed that STUs lines used for carrying Inter-State power can be

considered for inclusion in the PoC charges only if it is certified by RPC in terms of Para

2.1.3 of Annexure-I to Central Electricity Regulatory Commission (Sharing of Inter-State

Transmission Charges and Losses) Regulations, 2010. In view of above, MPPMCL has

requested to decide the certification of 400 kV Seoni-Sarni and 400 kV Seoni – Bhilai (part

of line in MP Jurisdiction) as Inter-State lines by RPC and payment thereof through PoC

mechanism

b) Discussions in 71st CCM & 30

th TCC/WRPC meeting:

In the 71st CCM it was suggested that WRLDC shall obtain the user access to the WebNet

software for carrying out the above study for deciding the certification of the State owned

lines as deemed ISTS lines. All the States were requested to put up their proposal to WRPC

at the earliest, so that the activity can be carried out for all the claimed lines.

In the 30th

TCC/WRPC meeting it was informed that user access to the WebNet software for

carrying out the above for deciding the certification of State owned lines as deemed ISTS lines is

available with WRLDC and it was decided that WRPC and WRLDC may at mutually convenient

date carry out the joint studies. Further it was requested that all the states may put up their


proposal for claiming the State owned lines as ISTS lines for carrying out the studies by

WRPC/WRLDC at the earliest, preferably by 31.12.2015, so that the activity can be carried out

for all such claimed lines. As regards to 400 kV Seoni (in MP) – Bhilai (in Chhattisgarh) it was

clarified that this line is a natural ISTS line by definition and can be claimed under POC without

certification of WRPC. Regarding 400 kV Seoni(in MP) - Sarni(in MP) line can be certified

based on study results.

Accordingly WRLDC have carried out the studies for line and the results are enclosed at Annex -

6.

72nd

CCM discussion: SE (Comml), WRPC informed that as per studies on WebNet software

carried out for 400kV Seoni(MP) – 400 kV Sarni(MP) to check the usage of the line by home

state and other than home state, the results show that out of total tariff of the circuit, 49% of the

tariff usage is by home state Madhya Pradesh where as 51% of the tariff of the said line is being

used by other states.

In view of the above results, CCM recommended that the certification of 400kV Seoni(MP)-

Sarni(MP) line as deemed ISTS may be put up in the ensuing WRPC for its approval. Further the

CCM decided that for future claims for deemed ISTS status, the latest PoC study case validated

by Validation Committee shall be used to decide the usage of the claimed lines by the home

State and other than home State. CCM also recommended, once a line is so declared as ISTS, it

shall not be revoked back in case contribution on drops below 50% for convenience in

accounting.

MS, WRPC informed that these recommendations shall be put for WRPC approval.

ITEM No.7: DATA FOR ANCILLARY SERVICES OPERATIONS REGULATIONS

2015 ISSUED BY HON’BLE CENTRAL ELECTRICITY REGULATORY

COMMISSION ON 13.08.2015

Background: SE (Comml), WRPC informed that Hon’ble CERC has issued Ancillary

Services Operation Regulations, 2015 dt 13th

Aug 2015. The objective of these regulations is

to restore the frequency at desired level and to relieve the congestion in the transmission

network. These regulations shall be applicable to the Regional Entities involved in the


transactions facilitated through STOA/MTOA/LTA in inter-State transmission of electricity.

All Generating Stations that are regional entities and whose tariff is determined or adopted by

the Commission for their full capacity shall provide RRAS.

The generating companies are required to submit data, which is mentioned in the draft procedure

formulated by NLDC(yet to be approved by CERC) and this data shall be made available to

WRPC. RRAS Provider shall on monthly basis submit details of fixed charges and variable

charges, and any other applicable statutory charges, to the Regional Power Committees.

In the 30th

TCC/WRPC meeting, NTPC informed that they shall be providing the above data for

their system. However heat rate when Ramp down of generation around 60% levels, is not

specified by Hon’ble CERC. NLDC representative informed that Technical minimum regulation/

amendment to IEGC is expected by the Hon’ble CERC wherein it is anticipated that these issues

would be addressed and then only RRAS is possible to implement. With these expected

regulations coming in force, the data can be given to RPC.

72nd

CCM discussion: S.E (Comml), WRPC informed that the data is yet to be received by

WRPC and he reiterated that WRLDC and the RRAS generators may expedite and provide the

data so that WRPC can develop the required software module and may begin the mock trials for

ancillary services accounting.

NTPC and WRLDC agreed to provide the same in the formats given at Annex – 7.

Committee noted.

ITEM No.8: SHEDULING FOR NTPC JHANOR GPP FOR GGF GAS UTILISATION

8.1 Background: SE (Comml), WRPC informed that NTPC vide letter no. WR-I

HQ/COMML/2015-16/ dated 18.02.2016 (copy enclosed at Annex 8) intimated that Jhanor gas

station remains under close reserve due to less/no requisition from beneficiaries. This is resulting

in non utilisation of Gandhar gas field (GGF) gas. Due to non-availability of generation

schedule, the station is not able to draw any ONGC's South Gujarat gas from GAIL which can


only be taken at Jhanor Gandhar GPS. The gas suppliers are compelled to flare gas due to low

off take by consumers. GAIL has stated that if this situation continues, they would be

constrained to raise Take-or-Pay(ToP) clause in line with the contractual obligations. The GGF is

in APM category which is the cheapest gas in the country any shortfall in its drawl may lead the

Govt. to reduce its allocation. The matter was also discussed in 28th WRPC meeting dated 04.03

2015, the utilisation of the GGF was in principal agreed by all and beneficiaries were advised to

give schedule accordingly. However, practically Jhanor did not get the required schedule.

Further NTPC have stated that the matter was again discussed in 478th OCCM where in Madhya

Pradesh and Gujarat agreed to take up the power up to technical minimum as per their share.

This may be noted by all beneficiaries that if GGF is left un-requisitioned then Take or Pay

(ToP) liability will be on all the beneficiaries as per their entitlements, hence scheduling for

running of unit may be ensured by all. Financial Implication of GGF under utilisation on account

of ToP, for FY 2014-15 is around Rs 36 Cr and for FY 2015-16 till Dec 2015 is 27 Cr.

8.2 In view of the above, NTPC have requested that all the beneficiaries are advised to give the

consent and ensure at least technical minimum schedule 149 MW by taking/requisitioning their

share. Further, WRLDC may be authorized to provide technical minimum schedule to NTPC

Jhanor by all the beneficiaries for GGF gas utilization even if specific consent is not received by

some of the beneficiaries.

72nd

CCM discussion: NTPC representative reiterated their position as per their letter dated

18.02.2016 and 25.02.2016 and emphasized on the seriousness of the issue. NTPC representative

suggested the following proposals:

1. That all the beneficiaries to ensure at least technical minimum schedule of 149 MW by

taking/requisitioning their share on sustainable basis i. e. 149MW of Technical Minimum

from Gandhar to be treated as must-run.

2. That WRLDC may be authorized to provide technical minimum schedule to NTPC

Jhanor on behalf of all beneficiaries of Gandhar.

NTPC representative further stated that Madhya Pradesh and Gujarat have given their

consent for technical minimum schedule for Gandhar, whereas MSEDCL has not addressed

this issue since 28th

WRPC meeting inspite of numerous communications.


MS, WRPC stated that all beneficiaries should consider this issue in true spirit as NTPC has

requested the beneficiaries to schedule their entitlements corresponding to atleast the

Technical Minimum of 149 MW and in case of any of the beneficiary/benificiaries are

schedulling more than its minimum entitlement the burden of other beneficiaries shall

reduce.

Pro-rata break up as per entitlements vis a vis each beneficiary

ALLOCATION TO WR BENEFICIARIES

BENEFICIARIES

Technical Minimum

required to be

scheduled (MW)

Total Allocation

GUJARAT 54 237

MP 27 118

CHATTISGARH 0 0

MAHARASHTRA 45 200

GOA 3 12

DD 7 32

DNH 13 58

GRAND TOTAL 149 657

MSEDCL representative stated that the issue has been taken up with their management and

the decision shall be communicated.

MS, WRPC requested MSEDCL representative to communicate their response at the earliest

after consultation with the management. More delay on this issue is not desirable as it’s a

long pending issue, since its deliberation in the 28th

WRPC meeting.

Committee recommended that MSEDCL should communicate its decision at the earliest to

NTPC/WRPC and further recommended that if the issue remains unresolved the same

shall be taken up in the ensuing TCC/WRPC.

ITEM No.9: OUTSTANDING PAYMENT BETWEEN WR&SR.

a) Background


i. CSPDCL vide letter No.02-02/SE-I/CS/C-42/2395 dated 14.10.2015 have stated that

MSEB vide their letter No. 10961 dated 26.03.02 have confirmed that CSEB is liable to

receive s. 26,10,97,736 against the exchange of power.

ii. SRPC Chairman vide letter No. CMD/103/SRPC-Overdue Payments/2015/Dated

06.07.2015 has also brought attention on the long pending outstanding payment issue

between the Constituents of WR & SR. Settlement of payment for the energy exchanges

between WR & SR during the period from August 1999 to December 2002 is yet to be

completed. The issue has been under ‘correspondence/dialogue’ between the Constituents

of WR & SR.

b) Discussions during 71st CCM & 30

th TCC/WRPC meeting:

i. MSEDCL representative clarified that payments to Kerala, Tamil Nadu and Puducherry

were made by them on 12-10-2015

ii. MPPMCL representative stated that accounts need to be reconciled first and details

thereof is given in Annexure of their letter.

iii. CSPDCL informed that they have to receive money from Andhra Pradesh and Tamil

Nadu and pay to Kerala. CSPDCL is NET receivable. Hence if payments from Tamil

Nadu and AP are received by them, payment to Kerala can be done. Also CSPDCL has to

receive from Maharashtra also.

iv. For GUVNL payment to Kerala has been already done. They have to receive from

Karnataka and Tamil Nadu. Payment to Puducherry is already done.

v. CSPDCL requested MSEDCL to make payments for about 26 crores rupees from

MSEDCL. MSEDCL representative agreed to verify and make the necessary payments.

WRPC requested MSEDCL to make payment within a month, as it is a very old issue.

The updated payment status on SRPC letter is as follows:

DISCOM Amount payable / receivable Amount (in

Rs)

Remarks(Action by WR

constituents)

MSEDCL Amount payable to Kerala 1,19,61,444/- Payment made by MSEDCL


Amount payable to Tamil

Nadu

98,64,551 on 18.10.2015

Amount payable to Puducherry 27,39,427

MPPMCL

Amount payable to Andhra

Pradesh

1,21,76,270 The statement needs

reconciliation. Not yet

reconciled. Amount payable to Karnataka 13,27,208

Amount payable to Kerala 1,21,47,260

Amount payable to Tamil

Nadu

1,17,17,268

CSPDCL

Amount payable by Karnataka 73,72,176 CSPDCL representative was

not present in 71st CCM. Amount payable to Kerala 7,05,279

Amount payable by Tamil

Nadu

92,77,878

GUVNL

Amount payable by Karnataka 9,40,320 Yet to be received

Amount payable to Kerala 10,57,955 Payments made

Amount payable by Tamil

Nadu

10,57,227 Yet to be received

Amount payable to Puducherry 1,02,721 Payments made

c) POWERGRID vide email dated 11.02.2016 informed that the returning of excess amount

received from PTC as UI charges, credited by POWERGRID, is not done by any of the

constituents in WR except Goa and DNH. The constituent wise status on the above is as

follows:

MPPMCL

MPPMCL representative has agreed to pay the 50% UI received by them to POWERGRID in

a few days. However the amount is yet to be received.

CSPDCL

In order to expedite the payment from CSPDCL, Sr Engineer (Commercial) POWERGRID

Vide letter(enclosing Recon Statement) dated 12.1.2016 and personal visit requested the


official of CSPDCL to resolve the issue at the earliest. However payment for the same is still

pending from them.

MSEDCL

DGM (Commercial), POWERGRID has made a visit to MSEDCL on 7.1.2016 and

14.1.2016 for payment follow-up and in support of our claim Reconciliation Statement of

2004-05 and 2005-06 were submitted to them. However payment for the same is still pending

from them.

72nd

CCM discussion: S.E (Comml), WRPC requested WR entities to reconcile their statements

and make the necessary payments at the earliest as is a long pending issue between WR-SR.

MSEDCL representative informed that they have not received the required documents from

CSPDCL and hence they were unable to reconcile the statements. They have requested CSPDCL

to provide all the necessary documents at the earliest.

Since MP/Gujarat representatives were not present for the meeting the status could not be

updated.

Committee noted

ITEM No.10: REVISIONS IN RTDA FOR THE PERIOD FROM SEPT 14 TO NOV 14.

MPPMCL vide letter no. CGM(Regulatory)/759 dated 05.02.2016 (copy enclosed at Annex 10)

intimated that it has been observed that the Bill-4 raised by PGCIL based on Regional

Transmission Deviation Account (RTDA) issued by WRPC includes a component relating to

deviation by Jaypee Nigrie Super Thermal Power Project (JNSTPP). An amount of Rs. 8042017

has been claimed on account of deviation by JNSTPP for the period from September 2014 to

November 2014 from MPPMCL. It may be mentioned here that MPPMCL has PPA with

JNSTPP for purchase of power upto 30% of installed capacity of Regulated Tariff. There is

another agreement for purchase of 7.5% of net power generated by JNSTPP on variable cost

only. As such MPPMCL has total of 37.5% share in the JNSTPP. The capacity of JNSTPP is

1320 MW (2x660 MW). After accounting for the auxiliary energy consumption of 6%, the net

power available for despatch is 1240.8 MW, out of which 37.5% share of MPPMCL works out

to 465.3 MW. Accordingly MPPMCL has requested and PGCIL has granted long term open

access for 465.3 MW.


JNSTPP has running its plant for fulfilling its long term obligation to MPPMCL as well as their

own contracts with other than MPPMCL. In such case the deviation by JNSTPP beyond the long

term open access approved in favour of MPPMCL is relating to obligations of JNSTPP to other

than MPPMCL. However, it is observed that these deviations have been billed to MPPMCL and

have been paid by MPPMCL.

There are no clear directions in this type of matters where generators have tied up part of its

installed capacity in the sharing of Transmission Charges and reg 2010 & amendments to it as

per the provisions of regulations the deviation by generators between 100-120% is to be passed

on to this beneficiary, therefore it needs to be discussed whether generators having part of

installed capacity tied up with beneficiary be applied RTDA.

S.E (Comml), WRPC stated that MPPMCL has requested that Agenda points from

MPPMCL be taken up in the 73rd

CCM since PPMCL could not depute their

representative for the 72nd

CCM, due to the ongoing assembly session in Madhya Pradesh.

Committee noted

ITEM No.11: APTEL ORDER UNDER APPEAL NO.315 OF 2013 DATED 20.08.2015 IN

THE MATTER OF M/S TORRENT POWER LIMITED (APPELLANT)

VERSUS CENTRAL ELECTRICITY REGULATORY COMMISSION

AND OTHER (RESPONDENTS)

a) Background: Hon’ble APTEL vide order dated 20.08.2015 in the appeal No 315 of 2013

filed by M/s Torrent Power Ltd vs CERC and others, have directed PGCIL to refund the inter-

regional link charges to the appellant (M/s Torrent power Ltd.) against the CERC order in the

matter of sharing of inter-regional charges and wheeling transmission charges for Maharashtra

and Gujarat system, interpreting various clauses as regards to sharing of Inter-regional

transmission charges of Hon’ble CERC (Terms & Conditions for tariff regulations 2009-2014).


b) Jindal Power Ltd. vide letter no. JPL/WRPC/2016 dated 10.02.2016 (copy enclosed at

Annex 11) intimated that WRPC has revised the REA for the period April, 2009 to June, 2011 as

per APTEL Order dated 20.8.2015 on the basis of which PGCIL has revised Inter Regional

Transmission Charges for April, 2009 to June, 2011 on 17.11.2015.

Further, Jindal Power Ltd. has informed that as per the above revision, an amount of

Rs.23.71 Crore is refundable to JPL towards Inter Regional Transmission Charges. Despite a

lapse of a period of 3 (three) months, this amount has not been paid to JPL till date and requested

PGCIL to take suitable action and ensure payment to JPL by end of Feb., 2016 along with

interest for delayed payment.

c) Powergrid vide email dated 11.02.2016 intimated that as per the REA issued on

17.11.2015 and 27.12.2015, POWERGRID has raised bills on to the constituents towards Inter-

Regional Transmission Charges. The Bills were raised on 19.11.2015 and 04.1.2016. Amount is

received from constituents other than GUVNL, MSEDCL & LANCO Kondapalli. Letters were

written on 18.12.2015, 5.1.2016 & 8.1.2016 urging them to release the payment against the said

bill. A total amount of Rs 41.81 Crs is to be collected from these constituents.

Further, PGCIL have intimated that honoring the APTEL order, POWERGRID has already made

a payment of Rs 23.59 Crs to M/s TORRENT. The credit to other receiving constituents shall be

completed only upon receipt of these amounts.

CCM discussions:

JPL representative informed that they have always honored and paid the transmission charges

within the due dates and therefore PGCIL as per the Hon’ble APTEL order should make the

payments and interest thereof applicable to JPL.

PGCIL informed that as and when payments are received by them, they shall be refunding to

concerned parties as per REA statement.

Committee Noted.

ITEM No.12: REVISION OF DSM ACCOUNT FOR THE PERIOD 20.06.2015 TO

07.07.2015 OF LANCO AMARKANTAK POWER LTD.


12.1 Background: S.E(Comml),WRPC Lanco Aamrkantak Power Limited vide letter no.

LAPL/PWR/COM/CON/L3/WRPC/2015-16/223289 dated 08.09.2015 (copy enclosed at Annex

12) intimated that with reference to the item no. 8.9 of minutes of 473rd OCC meeting dated

20.07.2015 wherein the issue of non-availability of MRI meter reading to WRLDC/LAPL by

PGCIL Bilaspur pooling station was discussed. During the said meeting at WRPC, Mumbai,

LAPL had also made submission that in the absence of above meter reading, 2% line loss is

being considered in calculation of weekly DSM account which is unfair whereas actual average

line loss is 0.61% should be considered based on past 9 months data. The minutes of the above

WRPC meeting noted the following:

"the stand taken by PGCIL regarding not sending energy meter data from Lanco end to WRLDC

even when it was available, is not correct. It is unfair to load extra losses on beneficiaries / Lanco

even when the authentic meter readings at Lanco end were available".

12.2: On 20.07.2015, PGCIL forwarded MRI meter reading for the past period from 20.06.2015

to 07.07.2015 for which DSM accounts were prepared based on 2% transmission losses.

Subsequently LAPL vide e-mails and letters (copy enclosed in annex 12) requested to WRLDC

to revise DSM account based on actual meter readings as provided by PGCIL Bilaspur pooling

station. WRLDC vide its email dated 4th August 2015, advised LAPL to take up the same with

WRPC as accounting is issued by them.

In view of the above, LAPL requested for suitable direction on revision of DSM account for the

period 20.06.2015 to 07.07.2015 so that LAPL doesn't suffer financial loss of approx. Rs. 32

lakhs for the reasons not attributable to it.

72nd

CCM discussion: WRLDC representative stated that it is a standard practice to apply 4%

transmission losses for 220kV lines and 2% transmission loss for 400 kV lines for the standby

meter readings received, whenever the main meter data is not received or main meter is faulty.

As the MRI meter data for LAPL end was not provided by PGCIL on time hence the MRI meter

data for PGCIL Bilaspur pooling station after application 2% losses was provided to WRPC for

DSM accounting.


LAPL representative stated that LAPL has been burdened with DSM liabilities of about 32 lakhs

(approx) for the said period due to constraints beyond LAPL’s control (the responsibility of

providing the main meter data for the line is with PGCIL) hence the accounts should be revised

by considering the MRI meter data at LAPL end which was subsequently provided by PGCIL to

WRLDC.

MS,WRPC stated that based on the merits of the issue and in view of constraints beyond LAPL’s

Control ,in this specific case the DSM accounts for the period 20.06.2015 to 07.07.2015 may be

revised .

CCM in this specific case recommended that WRLDC shall forward the main meter data

for the period 20.06.2015 to 07.07.2015 to WRPC for revising the DSM accounts. The meter

data shall be submitted by the responsible agencies as per the IEGC timelines. Further the

earlier such cases shall not be reopened, since there has been no timely representation of

such cases.

ITEM No.13: ISSUE OF CERTIFICATION OF PLANT AVAILABILITY FACTOR OF

JAYPEE NIGRIE STPP 1320 MW (660X2 MW) BY WRLDC/WRPC.

MPPMCL vide letter no. CGM(Regulatory)/758 dated 05.02.2016 (copy enclosed at Annex 13)

intimated that

1. M/s Jaiprakash Power Ventures Limited (JPVL) owns and operates Nigrie Super Thermal

Power Project of 1320 MW (2x660 MW). JPVL has entered into a PPA on regulated tariff,

with Madhya Pradesh Power Management Company Limited (MPPMCL) for sale of power

up to 30% of installed capacity on regulated tariff. M/s JPVL has also entered into another

PPA with GoMP for sale of 7.5% of net power (Gross power generated minus Auxiliary

Consumption) available for sale on variable cost.

2. MPPMCL has been granted Long Term Open Access (LTOA) for 465.3 MW. Unit-1 & Unit-

2 of the Nigrie Project were declared under commercial operation on 3rd

Sept. 2014 & 21st

Feb.2015 respectively. As per the terms of the PPA, Nigrie TPS is required to submit the

monthly bill which shall include Availability and Energy Account for the relevant month as

per SEA/REA for monthly bill.

3. However, the REA prepared by WRPC does not contain PAFM in respect of the Nigrie

Project. The matter was already brought to the notice of WRPC and WRLDC officials by


JPVL and MPPMCL. In the discussions held at Mumbai on 28.10.2014 in the 68th

Commercial Committee Meeting in the Office of the WRPC, the issue of PAFM of Nigrie

TPS was discussed. The representatives of WRPC and WRLDC expressed their inability to

include PAFM for Nigrie in the REA. The matter was also brought up in the 69th

Commercial

Committee Meeting held on 23rd

January 2015.

4. It is to mention that in reply to MPPMCL letter No.05-01/CGM(Comml)/1106 dated

20.05.2015 on this issue, GM, Power System Operation Corporation Limited vide letter No.

WRLDC/ MO-II/3003/2015/605 dated 01.06.2015 replied as below:-

“As per definition of ISGS by IEGC, ISGS means a central generating stations or other

generating stations in which two or more states have share. Further DC can only be

accepted in case there is 100% allocation from the plant is allocated to more than one state.

Therefore declaration of partial capacity can neither be checked for faithfulness nor be

certified. It is also clarified that WRLDC is not doing any DC certification of any of the

stations in Western Region but only submitting the DC submitted by ISGS stations having

100% allocation to WRPC secretariat for preparation of Regional Energy Accounting

(REA).”

5. The issue of non-certification of DC was also discussed in the meeting held on 23rd

July 2015

with POSOCO at Bhopal, wherein again the above request was made to resolve such matter

of Nigrie TPS, and it was assured to take action in the matter.

6. Since the issue is as yet unresolved, it is for consideration that the case may please be again

included in the ensuing 72nd

CCM for appropriate directives to WRLDC/ WRPC or the

competent authority, so that the PAFM/PAFY achieved by the Nigrie TPS appears in the

monthly REA issued by WRPC. This would help MP Power Management Co. Ltd.

(MPPMCL) to settle the billing disputes so far as monthly payment of capacity charge is

concerned.

S.E (Comml), WRPC stated that MPPMCL has requested that Agenda points from

MPPMCL be taken up in the 73rd

CCM since PPMCL could not depute their

representative for the 72nd

CCM, due to the ongoing assembly session in Madhya Pradesh.

Committee noted


ITEM No.14: TIME SYNCHRONIZATION OF SEMS IN WR.

a) Discussions in 71st CCM:

The matter was discussed in 71st CCM wherein, PGCIL representative stated that all

concerned entities can correct the drifts by using DCDs at their ends. PGCIL has

provided a procedure to correct the drifts using DCDs and contact details of officers in

case of difficulties. In case of a specific query where representative of MB Power stated

their in ability to correct the drift by themselves it was suggested that the SEM meter

may be brought to RAIPUR office of PGCIL for correction of the same.

b) WRLDC vide letter no. WRLDC/MO-II/1551/2016 dated 11.02.2016 (copy enclosed

at Annex 2) has once again intimated that:

i. It has been observed that drift in Energy Meters has become a matter of concern due to

large drift noticed and no actions have been forthcoming from the respective locations

were the SEMs are installed. It may be appreciated that keeping the SEMs in healthy way

ids the requirement of all and the respective locations have to take care of the SEMs in

their premises. It is practically impossible POWERGRID to keep all SEMs in healthy

conditions including Time Synchronization. Any drift in time may lead to large

difference in deviation in 15TMBLK and can effect the DSM charges.

ii. Further WRLDC has requested that all the locations shall be entrusted with the following

responsibilities.

1. Keeping SEMs in a healthy environment

2. Storing the necessary cables required for data down loading from SEM to DCD/MRI

( Optical Cable) and cable used to transfer data from DCD/MRI to PC in a proper

way so that cables are not subjected to any type of damages.

3. Keeping the DCD and its battery in a healthy condition by frequent charging of the

battery and clearing the DCD files so that memory is released for storage of next

weeks data.


4. Using rechargeable batteries for DCD and locations shall not depend on

POWERGRID to purchase of such batteries.

iii. List of Substations having major time drift issues faced by WRLDC and required to

synchronize with GPS/AIR signal immediately:

72nd

CCM discussion: WRLDC representative stated that the issue has been taken up in CCM

once again since it is observed that the utilities except NTPC are not time synchronizing the

meters with GPS regularly which have serious effects on accounting.

Committee recommended that all entities shall time synchronize the meters at least once in

a month so that there will not be time drift in the meters.

ITEM No.15: WEEKLY SEM DATA COLLECTION TRANSMITTING THE SAME TO

WRLDC IN TIME.

WRLDC vide letter no. WRLDC/MO-II/1551/2016 dated 11.02.2016 (copy enclosed at

Annex 2) intimated that as per clause 6.4.21 of IEGC 2010, “all concerned entities (in whose

Sl.No Location Ownership

1 Solapur POWERGRID

2 Kolhapur MSETCL

3 Aurangabad POWERGRID

4 Aurangabad MSETCL

5 Vapi POWERGRID

6 Dharamjayagarh POWERGRID

7 Halderwa GETCO

8 Pirana POWERGRID

9 Mapussa POWERGRID

10 Kasor GETCO


premises the special energy meters are installed) shall take weekly meter readings and

transmit them to the RLDC by Tuesday noon The SLDC must ensure that the meter data from

all installations within their control area are transmitted to the RLDC within the above

schedule.”

Weekly data collection and further transmission the same to WRLDC is the responsibility of the

location were SEMs are installed. And also all SLDCs shall ensure that weekly data of the

respective locations within the SLDCs control area are transmitted to WRLDC in time.

WRLDC has to furnish weekly Actual energy accounts (SEM data) to WRPC by every

Thursday evening. But even after repeated discussion in CCMs, WRLDC is receiving SEM data

from few locations only by Thursday/Friday. This is creating delay in the submission of Energy

accounts to WRPC.

WRPC is weekly uploading intimation on their web site on non submission of data by WRLDC.

It may be appreciated that WRLDC can only forward the data to WRPC after processing of all

data and the delay is purely due to non availability of data from various locations. Hence all are

requested to submit SEM data at least by Tuesday evening positively. Then only WRLDC can

furnish the data to WRPC in time.

GM WRLDC stated that they have taken the matter seriously and all out effort is being

made by them and the issue is also being pursued at the highest level for timely submission

(by every Tuesday)of the meter data to WRLDC. He requested members to adhere the time

lines so that the data shall be submitted to WRPC by every Thursday.

Committee noted.

ITEM No.16: NON SUPPLY OF REQUIRED DCD BY POWERGRID & INCORRECT

DATA RECEIPT AT WRLDC AFTER FIRST INSTALLATION OF SEMS

WRLDC vide letter WRLDC/MO-II/1551/2016 dated 11.02.2016 (copy enclosed at Annex 2)

intimated that, it is noticed that POWERGRID is not able to provide required DCD to stations

due to non availability of sufficient spare DCDs.


220KV Ujjain to Modak line was made LILO at Banpura in January 2016. POWERGRID is yet

to provide the DCD to Banpuira. Due to non availability of DCD data from Bhanpura is received

so far.

Similarly SEMs were installed at TAPS 1&2 on 33kV feeders to BARC and the data of the same

is not yet received by WRLDC due to DCD issues.

As already mentioned, even with availability of DCD at a particular location , WRLDC is not

receiving data in time. Many of the stations are not having healthy DCD’s and are using shared

DCD, this is causing loss of data and delayed data collection. The matter was discussed in 68th

CCM and 70th

CCM. AMR implementation in WR has not yet started by POWERGRID, The

proposed AMR project for WR shall be taken up immediately to eliminate the DCD issues. It is

requested that sufficient DCDs shall be made available as spares for uninterrupted data flow to

WRLDC.

Following are some of the locations where after installation of meter for the first time following

problems were faced by WRLDC

Sl.No Location Meter Make Problem reported

1 Bhanpura(MPPTCL) Secure Meters DCD yet to be provided.

2 Dhule( MSETCL) Elster Wrong data format

3 Solapur (PG) Elster Wrong data format

4 Dharamjayagar (PG) Elster Meter was not communicating with

DCD

5 Kasor( GETCO) Secure Meters S/W did not install during

installation of SEM

6 TAPS 1&2 Elster DCD yet to be provided


From the above statistics it is noticed that after installation of SEM data is not downloaded on

the same day and verification of data format, required S/W installation carried out, SEM

communicating with DCD, DCD communicating with SEM has not being carried out. It is

therefore requested that a set of procedures may be followed by POWERGRID and the location

where the SEM is installed for the first time and format may be forwarded to WRLDC at the

earliest . The following format is proposed by WRLDC.

Sl.No Description of items to be checked Details & Remarks*

1 Sl.No.of SEM with feeder Name & Connected

CTR&PTR

2 Date of installation dd/mm/yyyy

3 All CT& PT connections are properly done without

any loose connections

Yes/No

4 CT connections are done with correct polarity. Checked & verified

5 All parameters displayed on the SEMs using the

push button are checked and verified

Yes/No

6 Meter data down loading S/W installed in the

location PC

Yes/No

7 SEM is communicating with DCD and one set of

data downloaded

Yes/No

8 One set of data transfer from DCD to PC has been

carried out.

Yes/No

Note: ‘*’ In case of any of the above activity could not be completed then reason for the same

and expected date of completion of the pending activities.


PGCIL representative stated that the additional DCD have been procured by them and the

issue would be resolved.

Committee noted.

ITEM No.17: FREQUENT PROBLEMS FACED SEMS OF M/S ELSTER MAKE


intimated that, in WR presently there are SEMs from three vendors i.e. M/s SML, M/s L&T &

M/s Elster. It was observed by WRLDC the Elester make SEMs are giving errors specially after

first installation. There is always some formatting problem with the data of Elster SEMs and

WRLDC is receiving the data after a few weeks.

Further, WRLDC intimated that currently the SEMs installed at TAPS 1&2 on 33kB BARC

feeders have not yet received at WRLDC due some similar issues. It is requested that

POWERGRID may take up the issue with M/s Elster at the earliest to eliminate such

misbehavior of SEMs, DCD or the S/W provide by them. It may be appreciated that weekly

DSM account of nearly 50Crs in WR is purely depend on the meter data and timely and correct

data is need of the hour. It is felt that AMR need to be implemented in WR immediately ,

otherwise WRLDC will not be in a position to issue accounts by every Thursday as per IEGC

2010 with the present way of submission of data.

PGCIL representative stated that they have taken up the issue with M/s Elster and they

have removed the above anomalies.

Committee noted.

ITEM No.18: SHIFTING OF CONTROL AREA OF BARC


intimated that as per the decision of 30th WRPC meeting, the control area jurisdiction of BARC

has been shifted from SLDC, Maharashtra to WRLDC , Mumbai w.e.f. 14th Dec’2015 after

completion of all required formalities as per the existing Regulations.


WRLDC representative stated that telemetry (RTUs) is required to be installed at BARCs, since

the data from BARC end is not received in their SCADA system. He further requested PGCIL to

help BARC in installing the telemetry on reimbursement basis.

PGCIL requested WRLDC to co ordinate with BARC for implementing the above.

Committee noted.

ITEM No.19: NON-PAYMENT OF ULDC CHARGES( POWERGRID PORTION ) BY

GENERATORS

POWERGRID vide email dated 11 Feb 2016 intimated that payment from M/s RGPPL, Lanco

Amarkantak, ESSAR POWER(MP) and SSNL are still pending towards the ULDC

(POWERGRID portion) fees and charges for the period pertaining to 2009-14. The bills were

overdue since long time despite regular follow-up by powergrid and discussion in various CCMs.

Committee may direct the parties to release the payment immediately and suggest those having

objection against the CERC order to approach the commission.

PGCIL representative stated that SSNL have made the payments recently.

Committee once again requested RGPPL, LANCO Amarkantak and EASSAR Power (MP)

to make the payments at the earliest. Also Committee felt that PGCIL may invoke the

provisions of Hon’ble CERC regulations.

ITEM No.20: REVISIONS OF DSM ACCOUNTS DURING THE PERIOD OCT15 TO

FEB16

Following DSM and UI accounts were revised by WRPC during the period Oct.-15 to Dec.-16:

1. Week from 14.09.15 to 20.09.15 ( Revised on 15.10.2015 )

http://www.wrpc.gov.in/ui_blk.asp?week=2&yy=sep15&ln=&wk=14.09.15%20-%2020.09.15

































Committee noted.

ITEM No.21: REVISIONS OF SHARE ALLOCATION DURING THE PERIOD OCT-15

TO JAN-16

Following Revised share allocations were issued by WRPC during the period Oct-15 to Jan-16.

1. WRPC vide letter dated 27.10.2015 issued allocation of power from Vindhyachal STPS

Stage-V (500 MW) in Madhya Pradesh.

2. WRPC vide letter dated 16.11.2015 issued allocation of 500 MW RGPPL's Power to

Indian Railways on temporary basis. The order includes allocation of 500 MW of power in

Ratnagiri CCPP of RGPPL (1967.08 MW) to Indian Railways on temporary basis under

the PSDF support scheme for the FY 2015-16 and 2016-17, out of the power allocated to

Maharashtra (Maharashtra State Electricity Distribution Company Limited).

3. WRPC vide letter dated 19.11.2015 allocation of Redistribution of State wise allocation

500MW power from RGPPL.

4. WRPC vide letter dated 15.12.2015 allocation of Redistribution of State wise allocation

500MW power from RGPPL. The Distribution of 500 MW power from RGPPL to Indian

Railways is further distributed to following Nodal Railways statewise by Ministry of

Railway.

5. WRPC vide letter dated 30.12.2015 issued allocation of additional 120 MW RGPP 's

Power to Indian Railways on temporary basis

6. WRPC vide letter dated 15.01.2016 issued allocation in view of readiness of SER

(Jharkhand) for scheduling 100MW from RGPPL to SER (Jharkhand). The revised power

allocation from RGPPL to Indian Railways to be utilized in various states i.e.

Maharashtra, Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh and Jharkhand. This allocation is temporary i.e

upto 31.03.2017.

7. WRPC vide letter dated 20.01.2016 issued allocation of Redistribution of State wise

allocation 620MW power from RGPPL. The revised power allocation from RGPPL to

Indian Railways to be utilized in various states i.e. Maharashtra, Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh

and Jharkhand. This allocation is temporary i.e upto 31.03.2017.


Committee noted.

ITEM No.22: DECLARATION OF TRANSMISSION ELEMENTS INTO

COMMERCIAL OPERATION BY ISTS LICENCEES.

SE (Comml) WRPC informed about the transmission elements commissioned during the period

01.11.2015 to 31.01.2016 as conveyed by PGCIL is given below:

S.No Project Name of The Element DOCO

1 Transmission System for

Solapur STPP(2x660MW)

500MVA, 400/220kV ICT-III along

with associated bays at Solapur S/s. 2/Nov/15

2

Transmission System for

Vindhyachal -IV(1000MW)

and Rihand-III(1000MW)

Generation Projects

400 kV bay (1 No.) at Vindhyachal

pooling station for Ckt#1 of 765 kV

D/C Rihand-III -Vindhyachal pooling

station T/L (initially to be charged at

400 kV level). (Ckt#1 of 765 kV D/C

Rihand-III-Vindhyachal pooling station

T/L already commissioned w.e.f.

06.07.2014 bypassing Vindhyachal

pooling Station).

6/Nov/15

3

Transmission System

Strengthening in Southern

Region - XVII

400kV GIS Kolhapur S/s along with

125MVAR Bus Reactor & Associated

bays & LILO of 400kV D/c Kolhapur-

Mapusa TL at Kolhapur GIS

12/Nov/15


4

Transmission System for

Phase-I Generation Projects in

Jharkhand & West Bengal

Part A2.

765kV S/c Ranchi(new)-

Dharamjaygarh Line alongwith

3x110MVAR Reactor at

Dharamjaygarh alongwith

3x110MVAR Reactor at

Dharamjaygarh alongwith associated

bays.

26/Dec/15

Committee noted.

ITEM No.23: DECLARATION OF INFIRM AND CoD OF STATIONS

WRLDC has informed the status of new station started commissioning activities and stations

which declared CoD during the period June-15 to Sept-15 as conveyed by WRLDC is given

below:

Sl.No Station Name Unit No/

Capacity

Date wef

commencement

of

Commissioning

activities

Date of

Syn. Of

GT

Date of

CoD

1 GMR Chhattisgarh 1-685MW 27/02/2014 02/10/2014 01.06.2015

2-685MW 14/10/2015 - -

2 RKM POWER* 1-360MW 21/10/2014 28/02/2015 27/11/2015

2-360MW 26/10/2015 07/01/2016 12/02/2016

3 BALCO

(1200MW)

1-300MW NA 22.02.2015 11.07.2015

2-300MW - - -

3-300MW NA 14/10/2015 28/11/2015

4-300MW NA 31/01/2016

4 MB POWER 1-600MW 25/02/2015 19.03.2015 20.05.2015

2-600MW 13/11/2015 - -


5 VSTPS-V(GT-13) 13-

500MW 07.07.2015 16.08.2015 30.10.2015

6 SOLAPUR(NTPC) 14.10.2015 - -

*Date of Syn of GT for RKM Unit #2 was informed vide WRLDC email dated 19.02.16

Committee noted.

ITEM No.24: Status of Letter of credit (LC) opening against Deviation charges liability for

2015-16.

The details of LC to be opened by WR entities for the FY 2015-16 and the status is given below.

Sl

No.

WR Entity who have

to open LC

No of

weeks in

which UI

payable

Average

payable

weekly UI

(Rs in lakhs)

LC

Amount

(Rs in

lakhs)

REVISED

LC

AMOUNT

(Rs in

lakhs)

Remark

1 CSPDCL 45 265 292

2 MP Power

Management Co. Ltd. 25 185 204

3 MSLDC UI

Settlement account 31 582 641

4 Goa 46 134 147 OPENED LC

ON 26.06.15

5 D&D 28 87 95

6 D&NH 38 40 44

7 JPL 29 267 293 OPENED LC

ON 22.07.15

8 LANCO 7 18 20

9 ACBIL 40 51 56 OPENED LC


ON 05.08.15

10 RGPPL 52 36 40 OPENED LC

ON 18.05.15

11 BALCO 49 44 48

12 CGPL UMPP

MUNDRA 8 16 17

13 DCPP JSPL 35 38 41

14 Essar Power MP Ltd 51 68 1217

15 KSK 13 43 47

16 vandana Vidhut ltd 52 31 506

17 EMCO 15 16

18 OPENED LC

ON 18.05.15

18 KORBA WEST

POWER Corp. LTD 51 43 47 325

19 DB POWER 49 68 75

20 JAYPEE NIGRI 30 49 54

21 Essar STEEL LTD 31 62 68 167

22 GMR

CHHATTISGARH 42 11 12 465

23 Dhariwal

Infrastructure Ltd. 28 5 5

24 RKM POWERGEN 15 9 10

Committee requested that all entities who are yet to open LC are requested to open LC at

the earliest.

.


ITEM No.25: STATUS OF DEVIATION CHARGES PAYABLE/RECEIVABLE BY WR

ENTITIES TO WR DEVIATION POOL ACCOUNT FUND MAINTAINED

BY WRLDC AS ON 08TH FEB 16 IS ENCLOSED AT ANNEX-I.

Major Default by Entities towards Deviation charges –Payable

1. Essar Power MP Ltd- Rs 26.13 crs

2. Vandana Vidyut Ltd- Rs 9.63 crs

3. Essar Hazira- Rs 6.58 crs

4. GMR Chhattisgarh- Rs 6.38 crs

5. MB POWER- Rs 1.18 crs

Committee requested the entities to make the payments at the earliest.

ITEM No.26: STATUS OF REACTIVE ENERGY CHARGES PAYABLE/RECEIVABLE

BY WR ENTITIES TO REACTIVE POOL ACCOUNT FUND

MAINTAINED BY WRLDC AS ON 08TH FEB 16 IS ENCLOSED AT

ANNEX-II.

Major Default by Entities towards Reactive Energy charges –Payable…. NIL

Committee noted.

ITEM No.27: STATUS OF CONGESTION CHARGES PAYABLE/RECEIVABLE BY

WR ENTITIES TO CONGESTION CHARGES ACCOUNT FUND

MAINTAINED BY WRLDC AS ON 08TH FEB 16 IS ENCLOSED AT

ANNEX-III.

Major Default by Entities towards Congestion charges –Payable

MPPMCL- Rs 1.45 crs

Lanco- Rs 0.97 crs

ACBIL- Rs 0.56 crs


SASAN- Rs 1.25 crs

KSK- Rs 0.16 crs

Jaypee Nigri- Rs 0.32 crs

Essar Hazira- Rs 0.92 crs

Committee requested the entities to make the payments at the earliest.

ITEM No.28: STATUS OF RECONCILIATION OF DEVIATION AND REC POOL

ACCOUNT FOR THE PERIOD JUL’15 TO SEP’15.

WRLDC vide letter dated 06.10.2015, have intimated that WRLDC has sent the signed

reconciliation statement for the period Jul’15 to Sep’15 to all Deviation/REC pool members as

on 1st Oct ‘2015 . All the details of payments/receipts of Deviation charges and REC during

Jul’15 to Sep’15 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 for the period mentioned above. As for financial audit , signed reconciled statement is

required, all the above entities are requested to reconcile at their end and send the signed

statement to WRLDC at the earliest.

DSM Pool Members REC Pool members Congestion Pool Members

1 CSPDCL 1 CSPDCL 1 CSPDCL

2 MSLDC UI Settlement

account 2

MP Power Management Co.

Ltd. 2

MP Power Management Co.

Ltd.

3 Goa 3 MSEDCL 3 MSLDC UI Settlement account

4 D&D 4 Goa 4 Goa

5 D&NH 5 D&D 5 D&D

6 JINDAL POWER

LIMITED

6 D&NH

7 HVDC Vin. 7 NTPC

8 HVDC Bha. 8 JINDAL POWER LIMITED

9 Lanco Amarkantak Power

Ltd 9 HVDC Vin.

10 ACBIL 10 HVDC Bha.

11 BALCO 11 Lanco Amarkantak Power Ltd

http://www.wrldc.com/commercial/Pool


12 CGPL UMPP MUNDRA 12 NSPCL

13 DCPP JSPL 13 ACBIL

14 Essar Power MP Ltd 14 RGPPL

15 SASAN Power Limited 15 BALCO

16 KSK Mahanadi

16 CGPL UMPP MUNDRA

17 Vandana Vidyut Ltd

17 DCPP JSPL

18 EMCO Energy Ltd. 18 Essar Power MP Ltd

19 KORBA WEST POWER

Co. LTD 19 SASAN Power Limited

20 D. B.Power 20 KSK Mahanadi

21 JAYPEE NIGRI TPP 21 Vandana Vidyut Ltd

22 Essar Steel India Ltd 22 EMCO Energy Ltd.

23 DGEN (Torrent Energy

Limited) 23

KORBA WEST POWER Co.

LTD

24 GMR Chhattisgarh

Energy Ltd 24 D. B.Power

25 RKM Powergen Pvt Ltd. 25 JAYPEE NIGRI TPP

26 Jhabua Power Ltd 26 Essar Steel India Ltd

27

SKS POWER

GENERATION

(CHHATTISGARH)

LTD

27 DGEN (Torrent Energy

Limited)

28 TRN Energy Ltd. 28 GMR Chhattisgarh Energy Ltd

29 Dhariwal Infrastructure Ltd.

30 RKM Powergen Pvt Ltd.

31 MB Power (Madhya Pradesh)

Ltd.

32 Jhabua Power Ltd

33 SKS POWER GENERATION

(CHHATTISGARH) LTD

34 TRN Energy Ltd.

Committee requested members that the signed reconciled statement shall be submitted by

the entities to WRLDC at the time CCM.

a) Status of Deviation Charges Payable/Receivable to WR Deviation Pool Fund

Account

Last updated on 08/02/16

Total dues Payments overdue


Principal Principal

CSPDCL -48,14,202

MP Power Management Co. Ltd. -87,26,405

GETCO LTD. 47,93,018

MSLDC UI Settlement account -81,20,253

Goa 32,96,411

D&D 39,21,452

D&NH -20,43,961

NTPC -6,66,34,953

NR 1,29,95,28,762 1,02,44,27,978

SR -1,45,34,267

ER -23,15,85,546

JINDAL POWER LIMITED -5,50,72,079

HVDC Vin. -1,16,486

HVDC Bha. -81,416

Lanco Amarkantak Power Ltd -53,24,662

NSPCL -10,72,210

ACBIL 79,69,148 79,53,345

RGPPL -1,53,047

BALCO -16,94,812

CGPL UMPP MUNDRA -37,47,750

DCPP JSPL -56,02,220

Essar Power MP Ltd 26,18,82,993 26,13,00,619

SASAN Power Limited -3,27,05,100

KSK Mahanadi 31,120

Vandana Vidyut Ltd 9,62,87,290 9,62,70,366

EMCO Energy Ltd. -3,22,427

KORBA WEST POWER Co. LTD 5,91,82,509

D. B.Power -42,95,251

JAYPEE NIGRI TPP -74,39,536


Essar Steel India Ltd 6,83,17,460 5,58,49,937

DGEN (Torrent Energy Limited) 12,60,698

GMR Chhattisgarh Energy Ltd 6,58,12,854 6,38,92,696

Dhariwal Infrastructure Ltd. 14,11,188

RKM Powergen Pvt Ltd. -2,87,844

MB Power (Madhya Pradesh) Ltd. 1,21,26,928 1,18,02,914

Jhabua Power Ltd 41,38,991 40,19,913

SKS POWER GENERATION

(CHHATTISGARH) LTD 0

TRN Energy Ltd. 12,70,995 5,38,486

BARC (PAO, PREFRE, Tarapur) -25,92,179

Note : This includes :

1. DSM Accounts issued upto 43rd week of 2015-16 ie., 18.01.15 TO 24.01.16.

2. DSM Payments received and distributed upto 08.02.16

b) Status of Reactive Energy Charges Payable to REC Pool Account


(+) Payable / (-) Receivable from Pool

Amount in Rs.

Total dues Total overdues

Principal Principal

GETCO -23,32,796 0

MPMPCL -16,93,026 -1,90,738

CSPDCL 9,75,813 0

MSEDCL 29,81,725 0

Goa -2,23,768 0

DD 5,61,600 0

DNH -2,69,548 0

*When Receivables are more than payable, total of all receivables made equal to payable.

*When all are receivable, all receivables made zero .

Note : This includes :


1. REC Accounts issued upto 43rd week of 2015-16 ie.,18.01.2016 to 24.01.2016

2. REC Payments received up to 08.02.16

c) Status of Congection Charges Payable/Receivable


(+) Payable / (-) Receivable from Pool Amount in Rs.

Total dues Payments overdue

Principal Principal

GETCO -8,34,039

MPPTC 1,46,69,966 1,45,22,636

CSPDCL -11,69,564

MSEDCL 0

Goa 41,482

D&D -1,05,271

D&NH 1,88,481

NTPC -15,406

JINDAL POWER -6,61,430

HVDC Vin. 0

HVDC Bha. 0

Lanco power ltd 10,10,241 9,73,156

NSPCL 16,555

ACBIL 57,07,547 56,17,245

RGPPL 0

BALCO 0

CGPL UMPP MUNDRA -6,25,636

DCPP JSPL 1,29,940

Essar Power MP Ltd -85,37,860

SASAN Power limited 1,34,60,687 1,24,84,808

KSK Mahanadi 1,73,831 1,60,614

Vandana Vidyut Ltd -18,19,173


EMCO Energy ltd. 41,668

KORBA WEST POWER Corp. LTD 1,67,362 1,61,534

D. B.Power 26,313

JAYPEE NIGRI TPP 32,59,610 30,95,868

Essar Steel India Ltd 85,92,279 92,79,710

DGEN (Torrent Energy Limited) 0

GMR Chhattisgarh Energy ltd -38,82,703

Dhariwal Infrastructure Ltd. 0

RKM Powergen Pvt Ltd. 0

MB Power (Madhya Pradesh) Ltd. 0

Jhabua Power Ltd 0

SKS POWER GENERATION

(CHHATTISGARH) LTD 0

TRN ENERGY -9,420

BARC 80,433

Net Total in congection A/c 2,99,05,893 4,62,95,571

d) Interest calculation statement of Deviation Pool Account for the period from 1st Oct

’2015 to 31st Dec’2015

The summary of interest payable/receivable for Deviation pool account as on 01.01.16 is

as given below.

Constituent Net interest payable/ receivable

(in Rs.)

CSPDCL -54,479

MP Power Management Co. Ltd. -7,15,464

GETCO LTD. -2,09,507

MSLDC UI Settlement account -2,19,341

Goa 3,48,343


D&D 14,98,373

D&NH 29,891

NTPC -6,37,554

JINDAL POWER LIMITED 6,60,632

HVDC Vin. -756

HVDC Bha. -671

Lanco Amarkantak Power Ltd 34,852

NSPCL -7,438

ACBIL 55,24,340

RGPPL 0

BALCO 8,71,002

CGPL UMPP MUNDRA 3,20,994

DCPP JSPL 0

Essar Power MP Ltd 4,86,64,664

SASAN Power Limited -3,53,389

KSK Mahanadi 2,52,368

Vandana Vidyut Ltd 1,70,27,937

EMCO Energy ltd. 6,07,181

Korba West Power Co.Ltd 13,41,604

D. B.Power 15,97,521

Jaypee Nigrie TPP 11,305

Essar Steel India Ltd 87,03,303

DGEN (Torrent Energy Limited) -2,556

GMR Chhattisgarh Energy Ltd 27,25,174

Dhariwal Infrastructure Ltd. 11,38,608

RKM POWERGRN Pvt Ltd. 10,311

MB POWER LTD 3,16,085

JHABUA POWER LTD 9,48,593

SKS Power Generation Ltd 10,115

TRN Energy Ltd -1,950


Note: +ve indicates payable by the constituent and –ve indicates receivable by the constituent

e) Interest calculation statement of Reactive Charge Account for the period from 1st Oct

’2015 to 31st Dec’2015

The summary of interest payable/receivable for Reactive Charge account as on 01.01.16 is

as given below.

Constituent Net interest payable/ receivable (in

Rs.)

CSPDCL -27,157

MP Power Management Co. Ltd. -3,081

GETCO LTD. -53,395

MSEDCL -35,853

Goa -2,753

D&D 57,685

D&NH 5,701

Note: +ve indicates payable by the constituent and –ve indicates receivable by the

constituent

f) Interest calculation statement of Congestion Charge Account for the period from 1st

Oct ’2015 to 31st Dec’2015

The summary of interest payable/receivable for Congestion Charge account as on

01.01.16 is as given below.

Constituent Net interest payable/ receivable (in

Rs.)

CSPDCL -3,403


MP Power Management Co. Ltd. 7,39,905

GETCO LTD. 1,80,634

MSLDC UI Settlement account -3,237

Goa 39

D&D 21,728

D&NH -268

NTPC -1,317

JINDAL POWER LIMITED -3,268

HVDC Vin. 28

HVDC Bha. 84

Lanco Amarkantak Power Ltd 23,645

NSPCL 151

ACBIL 4,18,397

RGPPL -199

BALCO 75

CGPL UMPP MUNDRA 14,322

DCPP JSPL -384

Essar Power MP Ltd -4,37,506

SASAN Power Limited 6,67,483

KSK Mahanadi 81,689

Vandana Vidyut Ltd -93,492

EMCO Energy ltd. -97

Korba West Power Co.Ltd 8,096

D. B.Power -48,506

Jaypee Nigrie TPP 1,17,585

Essar Steel India Ltd 4,11,659

DGEN (Torrent Energy Limited) 27,525

GMR Chhattisgarh Energy Ltd -151

Dhariwal Infrastructure Ltd. -4,348

RKM POWERGRN Pvt Ltd. -4,727


MB POWER LTD -173

JHABUA POWER LTD -36,910

SKS POWER -982

Note: +ve indicates payable by the constituent and –ve indicates receivable by the

constituent.

Committee noted.

ITEM No.29: VENUE AND DATE OF NEXT COMMERCIAL COMMITTEE MEETING

OF WRPC:

Committee decided that the next (73rd

CCM) will be hosted by PGCIL WR-II, the exact

date & venue of next (73rd

CCM) shall be communicated separately.

Sl.No. Name Designation Organisation E-mail Mobile No. 1 Shri S.D. Taksande M.S. WRPC [email protected] 98208783842 Shri Satyanarayan S. S E WRPC [email protected] 92233999384 Shri P.D. Lone E E WRPC [email protected] 98676228235 Shri D.N. Gawali E.E. WRPC [email protected] 99306667656 Shri Vikas Mundotia A.D. -I WRPC [email protected] 90110225777 Ms. Kanchi Gupta A.D. -I WRPC [email protected] 88795830678 Shri P.B. Behere E.D. NTPC [email protected] 90044970889 Shri P. Sreenivas G.M. NTPC [email protected] 900467757310 Shri A.K. Juneja G M NTPC [email protected] 900449701011 Shri Anil Nautiyal G.M. NTPC [email protected] 900449701212 Shri H.C. Harchandani A.G.M. NTPC [email protected] 942420915813 Shri Kishore Hota A.G.M. NTPC kishorehota@gmail,com 965099121514 Shri Sachine Jain D.G.M. NTPC [email protected] 965099034515 Shri D. Shrikhande A.G.M. NTPC [email protected] 900449701616 Shri P.V. Nath G.M. POWERGRID [email protected] 942989947417 Shri V.K. Shrivastava G.M. WRLDC [email protected] 986945022118 Shri T. Sunil D.G.M. POWERGRID [email protected] 942208791819 Shri Abhimanyu Gartia D.G.M. WRLDC [email protected] 986908805820 Shri Abhinav Verma D.G.M. POWERGRID [email protected] 942850406221 Smt. S. Usha C.M. WRLDC [email protected] 986940445822 Smt. Roselind Varghese C.M. WRLDC [email protected] 986940461823 Smt. Pushpa S. C.M. WRLDC [email protected] 986940448224 Shri Neeraj Mittal S. Engr. WRLDC [email protected] 986906831825 Shri G. Anil Kumar Sr. Engr. POWERGRID [email protected] 940396473826 Shri Eknath Dhengle S.E. MSLDC [email protected] 993040111027 Shri A.N. Sonawane S.E. MSEDCL [email protected] 992088901928 Shri Anil Rewagad E.E. MSLDC [email protected] 982034970729 Shri A.S. Nikale A.E. MSEDCL [email protected] 996933545330 Shri R.K. Awasthi Addl.C.E. CSPDCL [email protected] 982611673831 Shri A.A. Prasad A G M NSPCL [email protected] 942529358332 Shri R.C. Gupta A.V.P. JPL [email protected] 789890501033 Shri Anil Sharma V.P. LANCO Amarkantak [email protected] 956025800934 Shri H.M. Jain Sr.V.P. ACBIL, Gurgaon [email protected] 99535041235 Shri Sanjay Jadhav Dy. G.M. D.B. Power [email protected] 976919036036 Shri Sanjiv K. Hoel Addl.G.M. Jai Prakash Power Venture [email protected] 999944812037 Shri M H Kshatriya G.M. TPL, Sugen [email protected] 992741014838 Shri B.M. Gulati A.G.M. RGPPL [email protected] 900449709239 Ms. Binita Sahoo Mgr. RGPPL [email protected] 9004497096

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Name Type On Bus Owner Area ZoneTransmissionCharges (Rs.)

% Share ofTransmissionCharges

% of EntityCost Allocation

Load-2301 LOAD AMLA MPPTCL MP Unspecified 8901.8161 0.0743 3.8375Load-2402 LOAD KATNI21 MPPTCL MP Unspecified 3661.9012 0.0306 0.3192Load-2404 LOAD UJJAIN MPPTCL MP Unspecified 27332.1268 0.2282 1.1163Load-2405 LOAD CHINDWAR MPPTCL MP Unspecified 1901.0404 0.0159 0.1212Load-2406 LOAD CHINDWAR MPPTCL MP Unspecified 1819.6503 0.0152 0.1212Load-2407 LOAD SEONMP21 MPPTCL MP Unspecified 5286.1579 0.0441 0.3452Load-2408 LOAD BALAGHAT MPPTCL MP Unspecified 11971.7524 0.1 0.5267Load-2409 LOAD SATN21 MPPTCL MP Unspecified 2059.7953 0.0172 0.1263Load-2410 LOAD SATN21 MPPTCL MP Unspecified 3277.2667 0.0274 0.1263Load-2411 LOAD KATNI1 MPPTCL MP Unspecified 9091.5171 0.0759 0.3323Load-2412 LOAD JABP1 MPPTCL MP Unspecified 11430.2097 0.0954 0.4488Load-2413 LOAD JABP1 MPPTCL MP Unspecified 3395.8449 0.0284 0.4488Load-2414 LOAD AGAR1 MPPTCL MP Unspecified 248.737 0.0021 0.0114Load-2415 LOAD SUWAS1 MPPTCL MP Unspecified 10742.5007 0.0897 0.2653Load-2416 LOAD KYMOR1 MPPTCL MP Unspecified 2780.2018 0.0232 0.1453Load-2417 LOAD MAIHR1 MPPTCL MP Unspecified 1971.4203 0.0165 0.1299Load-2418 LOAD REWA1 MPPTCL MP Unspecified 1810.9671 0.0151 0.1097Load-2419 LOAD NIMRAN1 MPPTCL MP Unspecified 93.6876 0.0008 0.0398Load-2420 LOAD JULWN1 MPPTCL MP Unspecified 361.9661 0.003 0.1528Load-2421 LOAD BARWAH1 MPPTCL MP Unspecified 134.3377 0.0011 0.0625Load-2422 LOAD NEPA1 MPPTCL MP Unspecified 437.6629 0.0037 0.1083Load-2423 LOAD INDSTG2 MPPTCL MP Unspecified 11053.9551 0.0923 1.1148Load-2424 LOAD INDNZ MPPTCL MP Unspecified 8182.3854 0.0683 0.5381Load-2425 LOAD INDOR_CH MPPTCL MP Unspecified 1914.2816 0.016 0.1826Load-2426 LOAD PITHMPR1 MPPTCL MP Unspecified 4752.1698 0.0397 0.3991Load-2427 LOAD KHAPS1 MPPTCL MP Unspecified 48983.2447 0.409 4.5438Load-2429 LOAD MAHALGN MPPTCL MP Unspecified 4494.731 0.0375 0.0698Load-2430 LOAD MAHALGN MPPTCL MP Unspecified 5795.75 0.0484 0.0698Load-2431 LOAD MAHALGN MPPTCL MP Unspecified 1301.1936 0.0109 0.0698Load-2432 LOAD PICHH1 MPPTCL MP Unspecified 2906.6846 0.0243 0.1591Load-2433 LOAD BINA1 MPPTCL MP Unspecified 8288.3833 0.0692 0.3314Load-2434 LOAD NEEMU1 MPPTCL MP Unspecified 3388.2678 0.0283 0.2886Load-2435 LOAD RATLA1 MPPTCL MP Unspecified 2148.476 0.0179 0.2536Load-2436 LOAD RATLA1 MPPTCL MP Unspecified 1447.1568 0.0121 0.2536Load-2437 LOAD RATLA1 MPPTCL MP Unspecified 1467.4849 0.0123 0.2536Load-2438 LOAD INDSZ MPPTCL MP Unspecified 2663.9375 0.0222 0.1984Load-2439 LOAD INDSZ MPPTCL MP Unspecified 837.9018 0.007 0.1984Load-2440 LOAD INDSZ MPPTCL MP Unspecified 837.9018 0.007 0.1984Load-2441 LOAD INDSZ MPPTCL MP Unspecified 837.9018 0.007 0.1984Load-2442 LOAD DEWAS_BN MPPTCL MP Unspecified 13809.5333 0.1153 1.7517Load-2443 LOAD NAGDA1 MPPTCL MP Unspecified 7494.2896 0.0626 0.2802Load-2444 LOAD ASHTA MPPTCL MP Unspecified 15113.8113 0.1262 2.3803Load-2445 LOAD BADNAGR MPPTCL MP Unspecified 1539.885 0.0129 0.2093Load-2446 LOAD BADNAGR MPPTCL MP Unspecified 1953.1872 0.0163 0.2093Load-2447 LOAD BADOD MPPTCL MP Unspecified 2651.3237 0.0221 0.2693Load-2448 LOAD BADOD MPPTCL MP Unspecified 4660.7076 0.0389 0.2693Load-2449 LOAD BAIRAGRH MPPTCL MP Unspecified 7934.2429 0.0663 0.7145Load-2450 LOAD BETUL MPPTCL MP Unspecified 6717.1288 0.0561 0.5778Load-2451 LOAD BETUL MPPTCL MP Unspecified 5842.7179 0.0488 0.5778Load-2452 LOAD BHOPAL MPPTCL MP Unspecified 25447.6118 0.2125 0.6978Load-2453 LOAD BHOPAL MPPTCL MP Unspecified 29069.4433 0.2427 0.6978Load-2454 LOAD BHOPAL MPPTCL MP Unspecified 9812.2537 0.0819 0.6978Load-2455 LOAD BHOPAL MPPTCL MP Unspecified 30576.894 0.2553 0.6978Load-2456 LOAD BIRSNGPR MPPTCL MP Unspecified 619.2567 0.0052 0.4043Load-2457 LOAD CHEGAON MPPTCL MP Unspecified 1657.6393 0.0138 0.408Load-2458 LOAD CHEGAON MPPTCL MP Unspecified 723.6276 0.006 0.408Load-2459 LOAD DABRA MPPTCL MP Unspecified 3635.8655 0.0304 0.0828Load-2460 LOAD DAMOH MPPTCL MP Unspecified 12250.2966 0.1023 0.3308Load-2461 LOAD GUNA MPPTCL MP Unspecified 18860.0532 0.1575 0.3815Load-2462 LOAD GUNA MPPTCL MP Unspecified 5055.955 0.0422 0.3815Load-2463 LOAD HANDIYA MPPTCL MP Unspecified 11229.7622 0.0938 2.2729Load-2464 LOAD HANDIYA MPPTCL MP Unspecified 11229.7622 0.0938 2.2729Load-2465 LOAD HOSHNGBD MPPTCL MP Unspecified 6769.1226 0.0565 0.3346Load-2466 LOAD ITARSI MPPTCL MP Unspecified 14568.9606 0.1217 1.4829Load-2467 LOAD MALANPUR MPPTCL MP Unspecified 1419.7348 0.0119 0.071Load-2468 LOAD MANDIDEP MPPTCL MP Unspecified 4359.3784 0.0364 0.1131Load-2469 LOAD MEHGAON MPPTCL MP Unspecified 1860.5165 0.0155 0.0869Load-2470 LOAD NARSNGPR MPPTCL MP Unspecified 26122.6144 0.2181 0.7489Load-2471 LOAD PANDHURN MPPTCL MP Unspecified 28775.6697 0.2403 8.7335

Load-2472 LOAD PIPARIYA MPPTCL MP Unspecified 17434.5722 0.1456 0.5334Load-2473 LOAD SABALGRH MPPTCL MP Unspecified 3988.6892 0.0333 0.1289Load-2474 LOAD SABALGRH MPPTCL MP Unspecified 3486.8961 0.0291 0.1289Load-2475 LOAD SAGAR MPPTCL MP Unspecified 16489.5194 0.1377 0.3285Load-2476 LOAD SARNI MPPTCL MP Unspecified 36169.7487 0.302 7.9365Load-2477 LOAD SHIVPURI MPPTCL MP Unspecified 6069.63 0.0507 0.1933Load-2478 LOAD SHIVPURI MPPTCL MP Unspecified 5706.2795 0.0477 0.1933Load-2479 LOAD SHIVPURI MPPTCL MP Unspecified 5527.9697 0.0462 0.1933Load-2480 LOAD SHUJALPR MPPTCL MP Unspecified 28100.2871 0.2347 0.5482Load-2481 LOAD SIDHI MPPTCL MP Unspecified 1266.9986 0.0106 0.1061Load-2482 LOAD SIDHI MPPTCL MP Unspecified 942.5562 0.0079 0.1061Load-2483 LOAD TIKAMGAD MPPTCL MP Unspecified 13251.3436 0.1107 0.3131Load-2484 LOAD KOTMA MPPTCL MP Unspecified 2743.1769 0.0229 0.2998Load-2485 LOAD SUNSER MPPTCL MP Unspecified 130.7367 0.0011 0.0113Load-2486 LOAD MORWA MPPTCL MP Unspecified 90.1693 0.0008 0.0217Load-2487 LOAD SHAHDOL MPPTCL MP Unspecified 1684.3168 0.0141 0.2994Load-2488 LOAD SHAHDOL MPPTCL MP Unspecified 1242.2712 0.0104 0.2994Load-2489 LOAD WAIDHAN MPPTCL MP Unspecified 69.2071 0.0006 0.0223Load-2490 LOAD ARON MPPTCL MP Unspecified 8141.1056 0.068 0.375Load-2491 LOAD ASHOKNGR MPPTCL MP Unspecified 13915.7516 0.1162 0.3654Load-2492 LOAD ARNIAKLA MPPTCL MP Unspecified 12602.2935 0.1052 0.6555Load-2493 LOAD POLAIKLA MPPTCL MP Unspecified 37878.656 0.3163 2.3834Load-2494 LOAD DEPALPUR MPPTCL MP Unspecified 13929.2271 0.1163 1.1208Load-2495 LOAD GAUTMPRA MPPTCL MP Unspecified 1116.6135 0.0093 0.2099Load-2496 LOAD KANWAN MPPTCL MP Unspecified 1783.9638 0.0149 0.2103Load-2497 LOAD GAROTH MPPTCL MP Unspecified 8568.011 0.0715 0.262Load-2498 LOAD KURAWAR MPPTCL MP Unspecified 27846.7519 0.2325 0.6192Load-2499 LOAD SEHORE MPPTCL MP Unspecified 14530.8045 0.1213 0.4441Load-2500 LOAD SHYAMPR MPPTCL MP Unspecified 10202.7398 0.0852 0.7145Load-2501 LOAD KATANGI MPPTCL MP Unspecified 4392.8087 0.0367 0.9925Load-2502 LOAD BIRSA MPPTCL MP Unspecified 4783.1044 0.0399 0.4635Load-2503 LOAD BANMORE MPPTCL MP Unspecified 1076.9863 0.009 0.0928Load-2504 LOAD MORENA MPPTCL MP Unspecified 4517.5822 0.0377 0.0949Load-2505 LOAD BARELI1 MPPTCL MP Unspecified 13260.5911 0.1107 0.5351Load-2506 LOAD GADARWRA MPPTCL MP Unspecified 19024.4829 0.1589 0.8175Load-2507 LOAD BARMAN MPPTCL MP Unspecified 19727.2162 0.1647 0.7804Load-2508 LOAD C.KHRGNE MPPTCL MP Unspecified 191.5454 0.0016 0.135Load-2509 LOAD SANAWAD MPPTCL MP Unspecified 1008.0874 0.0084 0.38Load-2510 LOAD GUDGAON MPPTCL MP Unspecified 9183.2611 0.0767 0.5868Load-2511 LOAD AYDHYNG MPPTCL MP Unspecified 11602.0769 0.0969 0.6929Load-2512 LOAD MACT_BHO MPPTCL MP Unspecified 14168.9092 0.1183 0.3744Load-2513 LOAD BIJAWAR MPPTCL MP Unspecified 6213.0832 0.0519 0.2991Load-2514 LOAD CHATARPR MPPTCL MP Unspecified 4940.4799 0.0413 0.1697Load-2515 LOAD CHANDERI MPPTCL MP Unspecified 2054.5691 0.0172 0.2205Load-2516 LOAD GANJBSDA MPPTCL MP Unspecified 2384.7547 0.0199 0.4198Load-2517 LOAD SIRONJ MPPTCL MP Unspecified 5566.181 0.0465 0.4107Load-2518 LOAD RAJGRH_M MPPTCL MP Unspecified 7883.0639 0.0658 0.264Load-2519 LOAD BIAORA MPPTCL MP Unspecified 16291.9823 0.136 0.462Load-2520 LOAD MAKSDNGR MPPTCL MP Unspecified 9330.4217 0.0779 0.4593Load-2521 LOAD UMARIYA MPPTCL MP Unspecified 1117.8878 0.0093 0.4047Load-2522 LOAD BORGAON MPPTCL MP Unspecified 28023.6867 0.234 7.3691Load-2523 LOAD CHOURAI MPPTCL MP Unspecified 1811.6054 0.0151 0.0972Load-2524 LOAD KHAJURAH MPPTCL MP Unspecified 3256.3382 0.0272 0.1714Load-2525 LOAD BHIKANGN MPPTCL MP Unspecified 458.7155 0.0038 0.1016Load-2526 LOAD KHANDWA MPPTCL MP Unspecified 2034.4376 0.017 0.4011Load-2527 LOAD AMARWADA MPPTCL MP Unspecified 1790.3055 0.015 0.085Load-2528 LOAD DATIYA MPPTCL MP Unspecified 1555.0436 0.013 0.0977Load-2529 LOAD DATIYA MPPTCL MP Unspecified 2951.6548 0.0246 0.0977Load-2530 LOAD DEWAS_MS MPPTCL MP Unspecified 19773.7716 0.1651 1.6556Load-2531 LOAD MANGALIY MPPTCL MP Unspecified 370.8877 0.0031 0.0745Load-2532 LOAD CHAPDA MPPTCL MP Unspecified 22193.7044 0.1853 1.7303Load-2533 LOAD SONKATCH MPPTCL MP Unspecified 19723.7248 0.1647 2.1364Load-2534 LOAD DHAMNOD MPPTCL MP Unspecified 248.7027 0.0021 0.1428Load-2535 LOAD DHAR MPPTCL MP Unspecified 5525.5246 0.0461 0.2769Load-2536 LOAD DHAR MPPTCL MP Unspecified 2494.8475 0.0208 0.2769Load-2537 LOAD MANASA MPPTCL MP Unspecified 994.5768 0.0083 0.0624Load-2538 LOAD GHATBILO MPPTCL MP Unspecified 2603.084 0.0217 0.399Load-2539 LOAD GHOSLA MPPTCL MP Unspecified 7850.3658 0.0656 1.0903Load-2540 LOAD BHONRA MPPTCL MP Unspecified 11352.2927 0.0948 0.4027Load-2541 LOAD TIGHRA MPPTCL MP Unspecified 2625.6032 0.0219 0.0744Load-2542 LOAD HARDA MPPTCL MP Unspecified 32841.565 0.2742 1.9596Load-2543 LOAD KANNOD MPPTCL MP Unspecified 23770.6617 0.1985 2.4108Load-2544 LOAD CHANERA MPPTCL MP Unspecified 9093.0202 0.0759 1.9593

Load-2545 LOAD INDORE_W MPPTCL MP Unspecified 1504.7114 0.0126 0.2047Load-2546 LOAD SANWER MPPTCL MP Unspecified 14412.1978 0.1203 1.098Load-2547 LOAD INGORIA MPPTCL MP Unspecified 8917.2923 0.0745 1.0662Load-2548 LOAD JABLPRVF MPPTCL MP Unspecified 6526.9776 0.0545 0.452Load-2549 LOAD JABLPRVF MPPTCL MP Unspecified 9239.9656 0.0772 0.452Load-2550 LOAD MADHOTAL MPPTCL MP Unspecified 6263.1185 0.0523 0.4252Load-2551 LOAD MANERI MPPTCL MP Unspecified 3146.8391 0.0263 0.4509Load-2552 LOAD MANSAKRA MPPTCL MP Unspecified 7067.017 0.059 0.3977Load-2553 LOAD PATAN1 MPPTCL MP Unspecified 6192.8353 0.0517 0.4153Load-2554 LOAD SHAHPURA1 MPPTCL MP Unspecified 6858.9739 0.0573 0.5869Load-2555 LOAD BADWANI MPPTCL MP Unspecified 198.4165 0.0017 0.1437Load-2556 LOAD BADWANI MPPTCL MP Unspecified 457.2835 0.0038 0.1437Load-2557 LOAD KUKSHI MPPTCL MP Unspecified 634.4111 0.0053 0.0997Load-2558 LOAD KHARGONE MPPTCL MP Unspecified 1420.8756 0.0119 0.2205Load-2559 LOAD SENDHWA MPPTCL MP Unspecified 229.4913 0.0019 0.1492Load-2560 LOAD KARERA MPPTCL MP Unspecified 2307.9213 0.0193 0.1248Load-2561 LOAD SALEMNBD MPPTCL MP Unspecified 7137.5605 0.0596 0.3205Load-2562 LOAD KHACHROD MPPTCL MP Unspecified 4830.5217 0.0403 0.2772Load-2563 LOAD KHATGAON MPPTCL MP Unspecified 12874.9129 0.1075 2.2723Load-2564 LOAD NASRULGJ MPPTCL MP Unspecified 21776.3319 0.1818 2.2707Load-2565 LOAD ALIRAJPR MPPTCL MP Unspecified 315.8826 0.0026 0.1019Load-2566 LOAD LAKHNADN MPPTCL MP Unspecified 4953.1407 0.0414 1.0459Load-2567 LOAD AMARPATA MPPTCL MP Unspecified 2506.074 0.0209 0.129Load-2568 LOAD AMBAH MPPTCL MP Unspecified 1946.2941 0.0163 0.0747Load-2569 LOAD MORAR MPPTCL MP Unspecified 1735.177 0.0145 0.0726Load-2570 LOAD MANAWAR MPPTCL MP Unspecified 311.2285 0.0026 0.0754Load-2571 LOAD BHIND MPPTCL MP Unspecified 2391.3407 0.02 0.0897Load-2572 LOAD PORSA MPPTCL MP Unspecified 1095.4268 0.0091 0.0885Load-2573 LOAD RON MPPTCL MP Unspecified 867.4356 0.0072 0.0917Load-2574 LOAD RON MPPTCL MP Unspecified 818.0219 0.0068 0.0917Load-2575 LOAD SEONDHA MPPTCL MP Unspecified 1731.8915 0.0145 0.0906Load-2576 LOAD JORA MPPTCL MP Unspecified 2990.4059 0.025 0.1028Load-2577 LOAD MULTAI MPPTCL MP Unspecified 46237.4946 0.3861 7.7126Load-2578 LOAD ALOT MPPTCL MP Unspecified 220.3802 0.0018 0.0196Load-2579 LOAD MAHIDPUR MPPTCL MP Unspecified 2491.5499 0.0208 0.2801Load-2580 LOAD SHRINAGR MPPTCL MP Unspecified 11730.6598 0.098 0.7583Load-2581 LOAD JAORA MPPTCL MP Unspecified 6540.9136 0.0546 0.2629Load-2582 LOAD RATANGAR3 MPPTCL MP Unspecified 4392.4365 0.0367 0.2886Load-2583 LOAD MALHARGR MPPTCL MP Unspecified 3847.142 0.0321 0.2845Load-2584 LOAD MANDSOUR MPPTCL MP Unspecified 5859.568 0.0489 0.2792Load-2585 LOAD DALODA MPPTCL MP Unspecified 3117.4979 0.026 0.2792Load-2586 LOAD BAHDURPR MPPTCL MP Unspecified 1645.8042 0.0137 0.1115Load-2587 LOAD BAHDURPR MPPTCL MP Unspecified 202.4125 0.0017 0.1115Load-2588 LOAD BADGAON MPPTCL MP Unspecified 625.1341 0.0052 0.1099Load-2589 LOAD KASRAWAD MPPTCL MP Unspecified 30.4013 0.0003 0.0393Load-2590 LOAD PACHORE MPPTCL MP Unspecified 16092.3613 0.1344 0.5151Load-2591 LOAD RAJGARH2 MPPTCL MP Unspecified 5657.6098 0.0472 0.4357Load-2592 LOAD BAGDI MPPTCL MP Unspecified 1013.8492 0.0085 0.3974Load-2593 LOAD BETMA MPPTCL MP Unspecified 819.4837 0.0068 0.3984Load-2594 LOAD JAMLI MPPTCL MP Unspecified 1648.4577 0.0138 0.3971Load-2595 LOAD PETLAWAD MPPTCL MP Unspecified 3124.7544 0.0261 0.2654Load-2596 LOAD RAMPR.BG MPPTCL MP Unspecified 1905.2133 0.0159 0.1182Load-2597 LOAD RATADIYA MPPTCL MP Unspecified 11323.5739 0.0946 0.8657Load-2598 LOAD SAILANA MPPTCL MP Unspecified 3019.4055 0.0252 0.2537Load-2599 LOAD MANGAWAN MPPTCL MP Unspecified 430.7373 0.0036 0.103Load-2600 LOAD KATRA MPPTCL MP Unspecified 100.3737 0.0008 0.06Load-2601 LOAD SHEOPUR MPPTCL MP Unspecified 2428.696 0.0203 0.1297Load-2602 LOAD SHEOPUR MPPTCL MP Unspecified 2907.2878 0.0243 0.1297Load-2603 LOAD GARHKOTA MPPTCL MP Unspecified 8274.1529 0.0691 0.3193Load-2604 LOAD GAURJHMR MPPTCL MP Unspecified 9232.0764 0.0771 0.341Load-2605 LOAD KHILCHPR MPPTCL MP Unspecified 10914.4563 0.0911 0.4745Load-2606 LOAD SARANGPR MPPTCL MP Unspecified 16648.4552 0.139 0.567Load-2608 LOAD MAJHGAWN MPPTCL MP Unspecified 886.907 0.0074 0.1269Load-2609 LOAD PANNA MPPTCL MP Unspecified 2263.1415 0.0189 0.1289Load-2610 LOAD PAWAI MPPTCL MP Unspecified 1140.6889 0.0095 0.1276Load-2611 LOAD PANSEMAL MPPTCL MP Unspecified 286.6284 0.0024 0.1434Load-2612 LOAD SEONIMP MPPTCL MP Unspecified 11290.7501 0.0943 1.0726Load-2613 LOAD NAINPUR MPPTCL MP Unspecified 4500.7775 0.0376 0.97Load-2614 LOAD SEONMLWA MPPTCL MP Unspecified 11241.7534 0.0939 1.4057Load-2615 LOAD SHAJAPUR MPPTCL MP Unspecified 46946.7212 0.392 2.2606Load-2616 LOAD MAUGANJ MPPTCL MP Unspecified 178.1887 0.0015 0.2195Load-2617 LOAD JATARA MPPTCL MP Unspecified 5525.9799 0.0461 0.3143Load-2618 LOAD PRITHVPR MPPTCL MP Unspecified 6652.9834 0.0556 0.3145

Load-2619 LOAD MAKSHI MPPTCL MP Unspecified 19429.8116 0.1622 2.2318Load-2620 LOAD TARANA MPPTCL MP Unspecified 8365.5382 0.0699 1.1169Load-2621 LOAD TARANA MPPTCL MP Unspecified 4082.2661 0.0341 1.1169Load-2622 LOAD BEOHARI MPPTCL MP Unspecified 19.5733 0.0002 0.1736Load-2623 LOAD HATTA MPPTCL MP Unspecified 5030.8897 0.042 0.3225Load-2624 LOAD VIJAYPUR MPPTCL MP Unspecified 2326.5706 0.0194 0.3819Load-2625 LOAD RAGHOGRH MPPTCL MP Unspecified 13437.4969 0.1122 0.4024Load-2626 LOAD MOMNBDOD MPPTCL MP Unspecified 4597.8978 0.0384 0.5956Load-2627 LOAD PANWADI MPPTCL MP Unspecified 15723.1167 0.1313 2.1036Load-2628 LOAD MANDLA MPPTCL MP Unspecified 7465.8255 0.0623 0.9389Load-2629 LOAD ZEERAPUR MPPTCL MP Unspecified 8754.5341 0.0731 0.4745Load-2630 LOAD ZARDA MPPTCL MP Unspecified 1584.355 0.0132 0.2801Load-2631 LOAD VIDISHA MPPTCL MP Unspecified 22446.0768 0.1874 0.6472Load-2632 LOAD BERASIYA MPPTCL MP Unspecified 16007.3335 0.1337 0.6808Load-2633 LOAD GAIRTGNJ MPPTCL MP Unspecified 10387.1487 0.0867 0.6488Load-2634 LOAD RAISEN MPPTCL MP Unspecified 17528.1945 0.1464 0.6485Load-2635 LOAD RAJMILAN MPPTCL MP Unspecified 33.3093 0.0003 0.0214Load-2636 LOAD BHANEGN MPPTCL MP Unspecified 2827.1595 0.0236 0.3263Load-2637 LOAD SAT_SAI MPPTCL MP Unspecified 1327.2286 0.0111 0.1916Load-2638 LOAD AMRVTKRD MPPTCL MP Unspecified 10367.4391 0.0866 0.7154Load-2639 LOAD BETUL1 MPPTCL MP Unspecified 57642.5794 0.4813 7.1852Load-2640 LOAD BETUL1 MPPTCL MP Unspecified 32923.8868 0.2749 7.1852Load-2641 LOAD BANKHEDI MPPTCL MP Unspecified 7569.5779 0.0632 0.9145Load-2642 LOAD CHICHLI MPPTCL MP Unspecified 10593.8166 0.0885 0.8269Load-2643 LOAD SIMROL MPPTCL MP Unspecified 447.815 0.0037 0.304Load-2644 LOAD GOPALPUR MPPTCL MP Unspecified 7962.8633 0.0665 2.2728Load-2645 LOAD SAGARA MPPTCL MP Unspecified 419.3044 0.0035 0.1009Load-2646 LOAD RAU MPPTCL MP Unspecified 1148.3075 0.0096 0.1996Load-2647 LOAD MOONDI MPPTCL MP Unspecified 526.1902 0.0044 0.4037Load-2648 LOAD SATWAS MPPTCL MP Unspecified 11427.5115 0.0954 2.2722Load-2649 LOAD CHICHOLI MPPTCL MP Unspecified 4154.7125 0.0347 0.5798Load-2650 LOAD VIJAYPUR1 MPPTCL MP Unspecified 2818.9661 0.0235 0.1292Load-2651 LOAD NAGOD MPPTCL MP Unspecified 1657.2363 0.0138 0.1268Load-2652 LOAD DINDORI MPPTCL MP Unspecified 897.9444 0.0075 0.2991Load-2653 LOAD KOLARAS MPPTCL MP Unspecified 4984.2591 0.0416 0.1936Load-2654 LOAD SHAMSHABAD MPPTCL MP Unspecified 8783.0366 0.0733 0.6487Load-2655 LOAD CHINDWARA MPPTCL MP Unspecified 10700.5806 0.0894 0.2612Load-2656 LOAD BAIHAR MPPTCL MP Unspecified 3497.4601 0.0292 0.4742Load-2657 LOAD REWA-132 MPPTCL MP Unspecified 969.196 0.0081 0.1141Load-2658 LOAD PITHAMPUR MPPTCL MP Unspecified 1774.249 0.0148 0.226Load-2659 LOAD NEEMUCH MPPTCL MP Unspecified 3986.2906 0.0333 0.2886Load-2660 LOAD BAMNIYA-TAP MPPTCL MP Unspecified 1141.9595 0.0095 0.2539Load-2661 LOAD MEGHNAGAR MPPTCL MP Unspecified 1751.1549 0.0146 0.2541Load-2662 LOAD JHABUA MPPTCL MP Unspecified 1293.8068 0.0108 0.2542Load-2663 LOAD DEWAS MPPTCL MP Unspecified 14015.1375 0.117 1.753Load-2664 LOAD DEWAS MPPTCL MP Unspecified 11450.9656 0.0956 1.753Load-2665 LOAD ASHTA1 MPPTCL MP Unspecified 42837.6022 0.3577 2.4102Load-2666 LOAD LALGHATI-TAP MPPTCL MP Unspecified 25697.6783 0.2146 0.7172Load-2667 LOAD DAMOH1 MPPTCL MP Unspecified 6032.4124 0.0504 0.3305Load-2668 LOAD MANDIDEEP MPPTCL MP Unspecified 10861.1433 0.0907 0.3751Load-2669 LOAD NARSINGPUR MPPTCL MP Unspecified 16815.503 0.1404 0.7541Load-2670 LOAD PIPARIYA1 MPPTCL MP Unspecified 4445.8251 0.0371 0.4093Load-2671 LOAD SEMRI MPPTCL MP Unspecified 2840.0656 0.0237 0.5337Load-2672 LOAD SAGAR1 MPPTCL MP Unspecified 14645.59 0.1223 0.3395Load-2673 LOAD BANDA MPPTCL MP Unspecified 2188.5719 0.0183 0.3289Load-2674 LOAD MOHNA MPPTCL MP Unspecified 1431.2045 0.012 0.1935Load-2675 LOAD SHUJALPUR MPPTCL MP Unspecified 9930.9105 0.0829 0.556Load-2676 LOAD DEOSAR MPPTCL MP Unspecified 436.7676 0.0036 0.1062Load-2677 LOAD SIDHI1 MPPTCL MP Unspecified 1294.411 0.0108 0.1061Load-2678 LOAD RAUKHEDI MPPTCL MP Unspecified 101.9444 0.0009 0.0355Load-2679 LOAD LAHAR MPPTCL MP Unspecified 827.3996 0.0069 0.0922Load-2680 LOAD ANJAD MPPTCL MP Unspecified 177.0067 0.0015 0.1513Load-2681 LOAD BALWADA MPPTCL MP Unspecified 158.5672 0.0013 0.2056Load-2682 LOAD BAROTHA MPPTCL MP Unspecified 6890.17 0.0575 1.754Load-2683 LOAD BATIYAGARH MPPTCL MP Unspecified 4778.4124 0.0399 0.3317Load-2684 LOAD BICHUA MPPTCL MP Unspecified 908.4448 0.0076 0.1258Load-2685 LOAD CHANDWGNJ MPPTCL MP Unspecified 4249.5866 0.0355 1.1166Load-2686 LOAD DIGODA MPPTCL MP Unspecified 4904.8273 0.041 0.3139Load-2687 LOAD DIMNI MPPTCL MP Unspecified 593.7606 0.005 0.0733Load-2688 LOAD INDORE_EC MPPTCL MP Unspecified 1733.8432 0.0145 0.1872Load-2689 LOAD KHIRKIYA MPPTCL MP Unspecified 10975.5059 0.0917 1.9595Load-2690 LOAD KHURAI MPPTCL MP Unspecified 3015.6259 0.0252 0.3319Load-2691 LOAD LAUNDI MPPTCL MP Unspecified 2594.1125 0.0217 0.172

Load-2692 LOAD NOWGAON MPPTCL MP Unspecified 2534.358 0.0212 0.171Load-2693 LOAD RAHATGARH MPPTCL MP Unspecified 7584.2728 0.0633 0.3312Load-2694 LOAD RAMPR_NAIKIN MPPTCL MP Unspecified 4.5362 0 0.2286Load-2695 LOAD RUHANA MPPTCL MP Unspecified 10421.7417 0.087 0.7146Load-2696 LOAD SHAHGANJ1 MPPTCL MP Unspecified 3175.0236 0.0265 0.335Load-2697 LOAD SHANKARGARH MPPTCL MP Unspecified 10200.0559 0.0852 1.7536Load-2698 LOAD SITAMAU MPPTCL MP Unspecified 24.0503 0.0002 0.0025Load-2699 LOAD TEJGARH MPPTCL MP Unspecified 4111.4644 0.0343 0.379Load-2700 LOAD NALKHEDA MPPTCL MP Unspecified 4342.8939 0.0363 0.5962Load-2701 LOAD LATERI MPPTCL MP Unspecified 3368.8267 0.0281 0.4372Load-2702 LOAD BUDHERA MPPTCL MP Unspecified 2441.8053 0.0204 0.3135Load-2703 LOAD BHERUGARH MPPTCL MP Unspecified 6880.1641 0.0575 1.123Load-2704 LOAD BERCHA MPPTCL MP Unspecified 22375.6773 0.1868 2.2612Load-2705 LOAD SAHARWASA MPPTCL MP Unspecified 2400.663 0.02 0.42Load-2706 LOAD ANDAD MPPTCL MP Unspecified 501.0883 0.0042 0.3569Load-2711 LOAD ANUPPUR1 MPPTCL MP Unspecified 2181.4665 0.0182 0.3073Load-2712 LOAD KOTAR MPPTCL MP Unspecified 1408.6744 0.0118 0.1132Load-2713 LOAD IND_EAST MPPTCL MP Unspecified 673.6531 0.0056 0.0637Load-2714 LOAD ICHCHAWAR MPPTCL MP Unspecified 24434.1435 0.204 2.3831Load-2715 LOAD PANAGAR1 MPPTCL MP Unspecified 2991.1132 0.025 0.3979

Total 2275507.066

Total charges of total load nodes 4628061

Charges of MP load nodes 2275507

Percentage usage by MP 49%

Annex – 7

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Ref; LAPL/PWR/COM/CON/L3/WRPC/2015- .16/ a 3g gq . .

8th September 2015

ToMember SecretaryWesterri , Regional Power CommitteeF-3,. MIDC Area, Andheri (East),

•Mumbai - 400 093

Dear Sir,

Sub: Request for inclusion of Revision of DSM account for the period 20.06.2015 to 07.07.2015 of

Lanco Amarkantak Power Ltd. as an agenda item for the . upcoming . WRPC Commercial

Committee Meeting

Ref:

" 1. • Minutes of 473rd meeting of Operation and Co-ordination sub-committee of WRPCheld on 14.07.2015 at Mumbai.

2. LAPL email dated 20.07.2015, 24.07.2015

•3. LAPL Letter no. LAPL/PWR/COM/CON/L3/WRLDC/2015-16/223168 dated 31.07.20154.

. WRLDC e-mail dated 04.08.2015

.

We write with reference to the item no. 8.9 of minutes of 473 rd OCC meeting dated 20.07.2015 wherein the issue of non-availability of MRI meter reading to WRLDC/LAPL by PGCIL Bilaspur pooling stationwas•discussed. During the said meeting at WRPC, Mumbai, LAP! had also made submission that in theabsence ' of above meter 'reading, 2% line loss is being considered in calculation .of weekly DSMaccount which is unfair whereas actual average line loss is 0.61% should be considered based on past9 months data. The minutes of the above WRPC meeting noted the following:

.

"the stand taken by PGCIL regarding not . sending energy meter data from Lanco end to WRLDC evenwhen it was available, is not correct. It is unfair to load extra losses on beneficiaries / Lanco even whenthe authentic meter readings at Lanco end were available".

Ori 20.07.2015, PGCIL forwarded MRI meter reading for the past period from 20.06.2015 to07.07.2015 for whioh DSM accounts were prepared based on 2% transmission losses. SubsequentlyLAPL vide above referred e-mails and letters requested to WRLDC to revise DSM account based onactual meter readings as provided by PGCIL Bilaspur pooling station. WRLDC vide its email dated 4th"August 2015, advised LAPL to take up the same with WRPC as accounting is issued by them.

In view of the above, we request you to include the above issue as an agenda item in the upcomingWRPC Commercial Committee Meeting for suitable direction on revision of DSM account for the

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Lanco Amarkantak Power Limited

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T:+91 1244741000 F:+91 1244741024 E: [email protected] Office: Lanco House, Plot No. 4, Software Units Layout HITEC City, Madhapur Hyderabad-500 081, T.i3., India.

T: +91 40 40090400 F: +91 40 23116127Project Office: Village Pathadi, P.O. -Tilkeja, District - Korba, Chhattisgarh -495 674

T: +91 7759 279938 F: +91 7759 279970www.lancogroup.com

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Always Inspiring

period 20.06.2015 to 07.07.2015 so that LAPL doesn't suffer financial loss of approx. Rs. 32 lakhs forthe reasons not attributable to it. , Further, it would be pertinent. to note that the power generatedfrom Unit-1 is being supplied at regulated tariff to beneficiaries of PTC/MP for which LAPL is entitledto get only nominal return on equity.

Yours sincerely

For Lanco Amarkantak Power Limited

Anil SharmaSr.•General Manager (Commercial)

CC:. General Manager, WRLDC, Mumbai

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Anil Sharma

Roselind VARGHESE <[email protected] >04 August 2015 11:20Anil Sharma; S. K. BhardwajChillimuntha Jagadeesh; Nabarun Roy; Prithwish MukhopadhyayRe: Sem data of Bilaspur s/s dated 10.6.2015 to 13.7.2015 of LANCO Line 1 & URevision of DSM Account

Ref:-Your letter dated LAPL/PWR/COMICON/L3/WRLDC?201 5-1 6/2231 68 dated 31.07.2015.

Dear Sir,

With reference to your above " mait, the issue of the revision of DSM account for the period 15.06.2015 to 05-07-2015, may be taken up with WRPC as accounting is issued•by them.

Thanks & Regards,Roselind Varghese.CM' MO-I, WRLDCMob No:9869404618

On Friday, July 31, 2015 6:55 PM, Anil Sharma . <[email protected] > wrote:

Dear Madam

We also appreciate that the matter pertaining to non-availability of SEM data by PGCIL at Bilaspur end ofLanco Line 1.& II was resolved in the said WRPC's OCC Meeting. However, as noted . in the minutes of .meeting dated 20.07.2015 of the said WRPC's OCC meeting, "it would be unfair to load extra losses onLanco for non-availability of the said data, when the authentic meter readings at Lanco end were available";

requesting both WRLDC and WRPC to revise. the said DSM account for the period of non-availability . of the

said MRI data.

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Please find attached a scanned copy of our letter dated 31.07.2015 on the subject for your kind re-.'consideration.

Regards

Anil Sharma 1Sr. General Manager-Power Sales, Regulatory and Fuel Management} LancoAmarkantak Power LimitedPlot No 397 I Udyog Vihar J Phase 1111 Gutgaon 122016 J HaryanaPhone: +91-124-4741305 I Mobile: +91 95602580091 www.lancbar•oup.comGo Green 1 The future will thank you

From: Roselind VARGHESE [mailto:[email protected]: 30 July 2015 11:28To: S K Bhardwaj; [email protected]; 'usha sethumadhavan'; [email protected] ;[email protected] ; [email protected]; Nabarun Roy; Prithwish MukhopadhyayCc: [email protected] ; [email protected] ; [email protected] ; [email protected] ;[email protected] ; 'Anuj Garg'; [email protected] ; [email protected]; 'AnilSharma'; Chillimuntha JagadeeshSubject: Re: Sem data of Bilaspur s/s dated 10.6.2015 to 13.7.2015 of LANCO Line I &'li Revision of DSM Account

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Dear Sir,

It is good that the issue of non avaifability of the SEM data at Bilaspur end of Lanco Line I & II has beenresolved after the decision taken in the 473 rd WRPC OCC meeting held at Mumbai on 14.07.2015.

Since the Revision of previous DSM accounts will create many complications in UI accounts ofother entities also, It is not possible to revise it now, based on the actual Data available for theperiod 10.06.2015 to 13.07.2015 of Lanco Line I & II. More over WRLDC communicatedthe non availability of the data to LAPL as well as PGCIL in time for avoiding furthercomplications.

Thanks and Regards

Roselind VargheseCM MO-I, WRLDCMob No:9869404618

On Wednesday, July 29, 2015 3:50 PM, S K Bhardwaj <sk.bhardwak Iancoaroup.com > wrote:

Dear Sir(s) /Madam (s)

In continuation to trailing mail and subsequent discussion undersigned had yesterday over the matter, weonce again request WRLDC to consider for the revision of DSM account based on the actual availableSEM data for the period 10.06.2015 to 13.07.2015 of Lanco Line I & 11 .

Regards

S. K. BhardwajLAPL9650582888

From: Anil Sharma [mailto:[email protected] ]Sent: 24'July 2015 10:39To: wrsemdata@gmail,com;'usha sethumadhavan'; [email protected] ; [email protected] ;[email protected] ; [email protected]: [email protected] ; [email protected] ; [email protected]; [email protected] ;[email protected] ;'S K Bhardwaj;'Anuj Garg'; [email protected] ;[email protected]: RE: Sem data of Bilaspur s/s dated 10.6.2015 to 13.7.2015 of LANCO Line 1 & II .- Revision of DSMAccount

Dear Sir(s) /Madam (s)

As the issue of PGCIL not sending the SEM data for the period 10.06.2015 to 13.07.2015 of Lanco Line 1 &11 has been resolved after the decision taken in the 473 rd WRPC OCC meeting held at Mumbai on14.07.2015 and PGCIL has already sent the data earlier held by it to WRLDC, we request WRLDC torevise the DSM account for the above period as actual transmission line loss is about 0.6% instead of flat2% considered by WRLDC in the DSM account in the absence of availability of SEM data.

Thanks &. Regards

Anil Sharma 1 Sr. General Manager-Power Sales, Regulatory and Fuel Management! Lanco

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Amarkantak Power Limited

Plot No 397 I Udyog Vihar I Phase III I Gurgaon 1220161 Haryana •Phone: +91-124-4741305 I Mobile: +91 95602580091 www.lancogroup.comGo Green I The future 'will thank you

From: S K Bhardwaj jmailto:sk.bhardwai(Iancogroup..comjSent: 21 July 2015 10:20To: 'usha sethumadhavan'; wrldc.fee.charge(a7gmail.com ; roselind v cr,yahoo.comCc: 'Anil Sharma'Subject: FW: Sem data of Bilaspur s/s dated 10.6.2015 to 13.7.2015 of LANCO Line I & II .- Revision of DSMAccount

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Dear Sir/Madam,

Kindly refer the trailing mail vide which PGCIL has forwarded SEM data for the period 10:6.2015 to 13.7.2015of LANCO Line I & II . We request you to revise the DSM account of Lanco for the said period based on above datafurnished by. PGCIL. Your kind consideration and"necessary action over the above shall be highly appreciable.

Regards

S.K.BhardwajLAPL9650582888

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Ref: LAPL/PWR/COM/CON/L3/WRLDC/2015-16/2-2:3 i g r?

To

General Manager

Western Regional Load Dispatch Centre

MIDC Area, Marol,

Andheri (East), Mumbai - 400093

Dear Sir, '

Sub:. Request for Revision of DSM account for the period 15.06.2015-05.07.2015 -Lanco.

Amarkantak Power Ltd.

Fief

1.'LAPL's E-mail dated 23.06.2015, 06.07.15, 16.07.15 tot PGCIL

2. WRLDGS E-mails dated 25.06,2015, 02.07.15 & 08.07.15 to PGCIL3.LAPL's letter dated 06.07.2015 to WRPC & WRLDC

4. !APL's E-mails dated 08.07.2015., 09.07.2015 & 13.07.2015 to WRLDC & WRPC

5. LAPL's E-mails .da:ted 21.07:15, 24.07.155 and 29.07.2015 to WRLDC & WPC

f. WRLDC'.s E-mail dated 30.07.2015.

We: write with reference to WRLDC's:.e-trail: dated 30.07.2015 on the subject,Lanco Amarkantak Power Ltd. (LAPL) has been supply.ingpower from Its 300 MW Unit 1to

Discorns of M.P. at a regulated tariff The accounting for D5M charges i5 currently being .

done at PGCIL Bilaspur (Bharari) Pooling Station,, For the period 15;06.2015-05:07x20.5„

PGCIL did not submit weekly MR1 data to WRLDC. LAPL had requested PGCIL on severer

.occasions. orally .as well as through .:e-mails. to send the MRI data. to WRLDC so: that It can be

timely taken into account while preparing the weekly energy accounting statements byWRLDC. Even, WRLDC vide its'email dated 25.06,2015 and 02.07.2015, had requested POOL.

Bilaspur Pooling Station to send the said MRI data but there was no response from PGCIL,:

LAP. vide. its letter dated 06.07..2015 informed WRPC that since 15:0.6.2015;. PGCIL has not

been sending weekly downloaded MR1 data to WRLDC. Thereafter, the matter was taken up

at. WRPC's 473rd •OCC meeting held on 14.07.2015 at.M.urnbai. In the above WRPC Meeting, .

LAPL expressed concern on non-submission of MRI data from PGCIL and made a sullmissior

that if energy meter from Lanco switchyard is considered, actual transmission toss of 0.6.1;

may be used instead of 2% being considered at present in weekly DSM account released by

WRPC. Accordingly, Member Secretary in the minutes of meeting dated 20,07.2015 of

WRPC's 0.CC meeting noted that "The stand taken by PGCIL regarding not sending energy

meter data from Lanco end to WRLDC even when it was available is not correct.. It is unfair

to load extra losses on beneficiaries / Lanco even when the authentic 'meter readings at

Lanco end were available".Lanco Amarkantak Power Limited

.(Formerly Lanco Power Limited)

Corporate Office: Lanco House, Plot # 397, Udyog Thar, Phase-3, .Gurgaon-122 416, New Delhi Region, India.T +91 124.474100Q F:+91 '1244741024 Eaapl@iancogroup,com

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AlVVays InspiringThereafter, PGCIL on 20.07,2015 (same day) furnished all the MRI data held by'it to WRLDC

for the period 15.06,201505..07.2015.

In the absence of actual metering data of PGCIL Bilaspur (Bharari) Pooling Station, WRPCwhile preparing weekly DSM account had considered the line loss;of 2% against the'pctual

line loss of 0.61%, due to which approx. Rs. 10.44 Lakhs has been' debited to LAPL againstthe .entitled credit of approx. Rs. 21.83 Lakhs. Therefore, the above accounting followed byWRLDC has resulted in net loss of Rs.32.27 Lakhs to LAPL. The weekly DSM account

calculations based on the. MR1 data of PCCIL Bilaspur (Bharari) Pooling 5tatian is tabulatedas below:

LANCO AMARKANTAK POWER LTD. -UI Calculation

S. No. Week PeriodInjection as perPGCIL 8harari

Pooling station

ImplementedSchedule

UI Energy AmountUiReceivable

From To MUs MUs • MUs Rs. Lakhs1 7.5-Jun-15 x7. Jun-75 39.189538 38.925 x.264538. 8.943652 22-Jun-15 2$ Jun-15 32.487779 31.253 0.,234779 5.817043 29 Jun-15 05-Jul-15 43,095716. 42839 0,2:56716 7-00902

Iota! 2'1.82971.

As informed above, LAPL has been supplying power from its Unit 1 to Discoms of M.P. at a

regulated tariff and is allowed only a nominal rate of. return on equity. LAPL cannot be

penalised on account of any default/delay in submission of weekly MR1 data for three weeks

by PGCIL.

In view of the above, as the actual MRI data of PGCIL Bilaspur (Bharari) Pooling Station for

the above period has been submitted by PCCIL only on 20.07.2015 to WRLDC, in accordance

with the minutes of meeting dated 20.07.2015, we request WRLDC to send the revised DSM

account for the period 15.06.2015-05.07,2015 to WRPC and accordingly WRPC may release

the revised DSM account.

Thanking you,For, LANCO AMARKANTAK POWER LIMITED

Cc:

,Superintending Engineer ,(Commercial), •WRPC, F-3, MIDC Area, Marol, Andheri

(East); Mumbal : 400053

L.INCO

Anil armaSr. General Manager (Commercial)

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