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Agenda notes for the 41st Meeting of Standing Committee on Power
System Planning in Western Region
1. Confirmation of the minutes of 40th meeting of the Standing Committee on Power System
Planning in Western Region (SCPSPWR) held on 01.06.2016 at NRPC, Katwaria Sarai,
New Delhi
1.1. The minutes of the 40th SCPSPWR were issued vide CEA letter No.26/10/2016/PSP&PA-I/
269 – 282 dated 24.06.2016.
1.2. No comments have been received on the same. Thus the committee confirm the above minutes
of 40th SCPSPWR.
2. Review of Progress on Earlier Agreed Transmission Schemes
2.1. The status of implementation of transmission projects under tariff based competitive bidding
in Western Region are enclosed at Annexure – 2.1. The status of transmission schemes under
implementation by POWERGRID in Western Region is enclosed at Annexure – 2.2.
Members may deliberate.
3. Installation of 400/132 kV transformers at Champa Pooling Station as part of WR – NR
HVDC Interconnector for IPP projects in Chhattisgarh- agenda by POWERGRID
3.1. In the 32nd meeting of Standing Committee on power system planning in WR held on
13.05.2011, installation of 400/132/33 kV, 2 X 200 MVA transformers along with 2 nos. 132
kV line bays at Champa Pooling station to facilitate 33 kV auxiliary power supply to ± 800
kV, 6000 MW (initially planned to operate at 3000 MW) HVDC at Champa Pooling Station
was agreed. However, its implementation was not taken up by POWERGRID in view of
availability of two independent auxiliary supplies for HVDC system available through the
tertiary of the two 1500 MVA, 765/400/33 kV transformers at Champa Pooling Station.
Therefore, installation of 400/132/33 kV, 2 X 200 MVA transformers along with 2 nos. 132
kV line bays at Champa Pooling station is proposed to be dropped.
4. Connectivity System for Surguja Power Private Limited (4x150MW) at Parsa,

Chhattisgarh - agenda by POWERGRID
4.1. Connectivity of Surguja Power Private Limited (SPPL) for 490 MW out of 600 MW Installed
Capacity was discussed in the 20th Connectivity/Open Access meeting of WR constituents held
on 17.02.2015 and following transmission system for connectivity of M/s SPPL was agreed:
• SPPL Switchyard – Dharamjaygarh 400 kV D/C line along with line bays at either end to
be implemented by the generation developer matching with the commissioning schedule
of the project.
• 1 x 125 MVAR, 420 kV bus reactor to be provided at the generation switchyard by the
generation developer.
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4.2. Later, M/s SPPL has applied for revision in the connectivity quantum from 490 MW to 550
MW and the same was discussed in the 23rd Connectivity / Open Access meeting of WR
constituents held on 01.06.2016. The connectivity intimations issued vide CTU letters dated
07.05.2015 and 29.07.2016 mentioned the connectivity system as SPPL Switchyard –
Dharamjaygarh 400kV D/C line and 1 X 125 MVAR, 420 kV bus reactor to be implemented
by the generation developer.
4.3. The connectivity intimation does not mention about scope of implementation of the 400 kV
bays at either end of the dedicated line and its implementing agency, PGCIL has proposed that
the 2 nos. 400 kV line bays at Dharamjaygarh PS and at SPPL switchyard for the dedicated
connectivity line shall be under the scope of the generation developer.
5. Overloading of 400 kV Banaskantha – Sankhari D/C line
5.1. In the 40th SCM of WR held on 01.06.2016, the issue of critical loading of Banaskantha -
Sankhari 400 kV D/C under n – 1 contingency was discussed and it was decided to carry out
that joint system studies amongst GETCO, PGCIL and CEA on the above issue.
5.2. In line with the decision of the standing committee meeting, a joint study meeting was held on
27.07.2016 & 28.07.2016 amongst CEA, PGCIL & GETCO and various alternatives were
evolved. Subsequently, the studies were carried out for other than peak demand scenario in
2018 – 19 timeframe, with Solar maximized scenario (100 %), wind dispatch scenario (40%)
and considering the new connectivity applications received from RE projects received at Bhuj
and Bhachau. The study report is attached at Annexure – 5. The three alternatives studied are
as given below:
(i) LILO of 400 kV Zerda – Ranchodpura one line (2nd circuit) at Banaskantha (PG) PS – 30 km
(Estimated Cost – Rs 55 Cr)
(ii) LILO of 400 kV Zerda – Soja S/C (existing) at Banaskantha (PG) PS – 35 km (Estimated Cost
– Rs 60 Cr)
(iii) 765 kV Banaskantha – Vadodara D/C - 340 km (Estimated Cost – Rs 1400 Cr)
5.3. The study results show that in all above three alternatives cases, the loading on 400 kV
Banskantha – Sankhari D/C line under n-1 contingency is within acceptable limit.
Members may discuss.
6. Progress of downstream network whose terminating bays are under construction by

POWERGRID
6.1. As per the 5.4. Proviso (iii) of CERC (IEGC) (Fourth Amendment) Regulations, 2016 dated
06.04.2016 i.e.
“Where the transmission system executed by a transmission licensee is required to be connected
to the transmission system executed by any other transmission licensee and both transmission
systems are executed in a manner other than through tariff based competitive bidding, the
transmission licensee shall endeavor to match the commissioning of its transmission system

with the transmission system of the other licensee as far as practicable and shall ensure the
same through an appropriate Implementation Agreement”
In order to match commissioning of Inter-state transmission assets with the schedule of

downstream network, STUs are requested to furnish the execution status of downstream
network of following transmission system:
6.2. Status of unutilized 220kV line bays at Existing Substations in WR

220kV Lines
ISTS Voltage No of Status of
Sl Status of Bays emanating from
Substation ratio in use ckt 220kV lines
Substation
Raipur 3x315MVA, 2no Bays ready since Raipur (PG) – Doma CSPTCL may
1 2
(PG) 400/220 kV 01.07.2011 (WRSS-6) 220 kV D/c update
Mapusa 3x315MVA, 2 nos Bays ready Mapusa – Cuncolin GED may
2 2
(PG) 400/220kV since : 01.11.2013 220 kV D/c update
2x315MVA, 2nos Bays ready since Pirana – Barjadi 220 GETCO may
3 Pirana 2
400/220kV 19.03.15 (WRSS-6) kV D/c update
2x315
1no Bays ready since Boisar – STU line MSETCL
4 Boisar +500MVA, 1
30.05.15 S/c may update
400/220kV
Magarwada –
2x315MVA, 2nos Bays ready since D&D may
5 Magarwada Ringanwada 220 kV 2
400/220kV 03/11/14 update
D/c
2 nos Bays ready
since 01.02.2011 & Wardha – MSETCL
1
2 nos Bays ready Pusad220kV S/c may update
2x315MVA, since 01.01.2012
6 Wardha
400/220kV Wardha – Bhugaon MSETCL
1
220 kV S/c may update
MSETCL
220 kV 2 circuits 2
may update
2 nos Bays ready
2x315 since 01.04.2011 & Solapur – Bhale MSETCL
2
+1x500MV 2 nos Bays ready (MS) 220kV D/c may update
7 Solapur
A, since 02.11.2015
400/220kV Solapur – Bhalwane MSETCL
(MS) 220 kV D/c 2 may update
6.3. Status of Under Construction 220 kV line bays at New Substations / Substation
Extensions in WR
Prop 220kV Lines No Remarks
S. Commissionin Status of
ISTS Substation osed emanating from of
No. g Schedule 220kV lines
Bays Substation ckt
STU line 2 UC MPPTCL
Betul GIS 2x315 Sep’16
1 4 may
MVA, 400/220 kV (Mauda-II) STU line 2 UC
update

May’18 MPPTCL
Morena (TBCB) 2 x
2 4 (Chhattisgarh STU line 4 Planned may
315, 400/220 kV
& WR SS) update
Bays ready MSETC
NaviMumbai 2 x 315,
3 4 since Mar’14 STU line 4 Planned L may
400/220 kV
(WRSS-V) update
Indore (PG) 2x500 Indore (PG) – Indore MPPTCL
2 UC
MVA, (MP) 220 kV D/c may
400/220 kV Jul’18 Indore (PG) – Ujjain update
2 UC
4 6 (WRSS-14) (MP) 220 kV D/c
To be
Future 2 planned by
MP
Itarsi (PG) 1x500 To be MPPTCL
Jul’18
5 MVA, 2 Future 2 planned by may
(WRSS-14)
400/220 kV MP update
MSETC
Parli (PG) 2x500 Jun/Jul’18 Parli (PG) - Harngul
7 6 2 UC L may
MVA, 400/220 kV (WRSS-16) 220 kV D/c
update
Parli (PG) - Parli (MS) MSETC
2 UC
220 kV D/c L may
Parli (PG) 2x500 Jun/Jul’18
6 Parli (PG) - Parli (MS) update
8 MVA, 400/220 kV (WRSS-16) 1 UC
220 kV S/c
Osmanabad (MS) -
1 UC
Parli (PG) 220 kV S/c
Mapusa (PG) GED
Jun/Jul’18 Mapusa - Tuem
9 3X315 MVA, 2
(WRSS-16) 220kV D/c
2 UC may
400/220 update
Satna (PG) To be MPPTC
Jun/Jul’18
10 1x500MVA, 2 Future 2 planned by L may
(WRSS-16)
400/220kV MP update
To be MPPTC
Damoh 1 x 500 MVA
11 2 July’16 STU line 2 planned by L may
400/220 kV
MP update
220 kV Venkatpura- Lines GETCO
Vadodara GIS 2 x Vadodara D/C Line planned by may
12 500 MVA, 400/220 4 July’16 4 GETCO update
kV 220 KV Jambua –
Vadodara D/C Line
Bijawar (TBCB) 2 x LILO of Tikamgarh – MPPTC
13 500 MVA, 400/220 4 RfQ stage Chhattarpur 220kV 4 Planned L may
kV D/c line at Bijawar update

Utilities are requested to adhere to the time lines intimated for implementation. For the new
schemes implementation agreement needs to be signed between POWERGRID and the STU,
as per the CERC amendment mentioned above.
STU/ POWERGRID may update the implementation schedule and signing of the
Implementation Agreement for the new schemes.
7. Measures to control fault level at Wardha Substation

7.1. The issue of measures to control the fault level at Wardha sub station was discussed in the 40th
SCM of WR held on 01.06.2016 and following scheme was agreed in principle:
• Split of 400 kV Wardha substation into two sections, Section –A and Section-B as per
following figure, with necessary switching arrangement.
• Warora – Koradi II 400 kV (Quad) line [ formed after disconnection of Koradi-II - Wardha
400 kV (Quad) line and connecting it with Warora – Wardha 400 kV (Quad) line at outskirt
of Wardha substation].
• All necessary arrangement for Change in termination of Warora Pool - Wardha 400 kV D/C
(Quad) line by disconnecting it from Wardha 400kV BUS Section A and terminating in
vacant 400 kV bays of Warora and Koradi II 400 kV (Quad) lines at Wardha 400kV BUS
Section B.
• 12 Ohm fault limiting reactor to connect 400kV BUS Section A and BUS Section B of
Wardha 400 kV BUS.
• 2 X 63MVAr line reactors at Wardha end of Wardha – Warora Pool 400kV D/c (quad) line
to be used as bus reactors at Wardha S/s - section A (by using the two nos. of 400 kV bays
which shall be vacant in Wardha Bus Section-A after shifting of Warora pool- Wardha 400
kV D/C line from Section-A to Section-B)
• Necessary modification at Wardha substation like change of some elements including CTs
if those are not designed for 50kA fault level.

Fig: Wardha S/s with the proposed scheme
7.2. In the 40th SCM meeting, it was observed that the short circuit level of 74 kA at Koradi was
reducing to 56 kA with implementation of the above proposal at Wardha, which was still higher
than its design limit of 40 kA. Therefore, it was decided to carry out joint studies among CEA,
CTU and MSETCL for limiting the high fault level in Koradi complex.
7.3. In line with the above decision, a joint studies meeting was held on 10.08.2016 among CEA,
CTU, POSOCO and MSETCL to discuss issues regarding utilization of Navi Mumbai
substation and High fault currents in Koradi complex. In the meeting, it was agreed that
MSETCL shall examine the case of high fault current at Koradi (MSETCL) S/s and would
evolve feasible alternatives in consultation with CEA, CTU and POSOCO. However, no
further communication has been received in this regard from MSETCL.
MSETCL may update on the feasible alternatives to control high fault levels in Koradi
complex.

8. Progress of dedicated transmission lines of IPPs which are connected through interim
arrangement
8.1. The progress of dedicated transmission lines of IPPs in Western Region, which were connected
through interim arrangement was reviewed in 40th SCM held on 01.06.2016. The status of the
dedicated transmission lines as reported by IPPs in WR during the last meeting is as
summarized below:
On Target
Dedicated Interim interim Completion of
Sl. Name of IPP/
Connectivity Connectivity since dedicated line
No. Ownership
line Arrangement (as informed by
developer)
rd
LILO of 3 ckt of Sep’14 15.06.2016
RKM Powergen Pvt. RKMPPL-
Raigarh - Raipur
Ltd. (RKMPPL) Raigarh PS
400kV 2nd D/c line
1 (4x360MW) (Near Kotra)
(Presently Raigarh-
400kV D/c
RKM-KMPCL-
M/s RKMPPL (Quad) line
Raipur)
Korba West Power Co. Feb’13 Already
LILO of 2nd ckt of
Ltd. (KWPCL) KWPCL - commissioned in
Raigarh - Raipur
(1x600MW) Raigarh PS Apr’16
2 400kV 1st D/c line
(near Kotra)
(Presently Raigarh –
M/s Avantha Power & 400kV D/c line
KWPCL- Raipur)
Infrastructure Ltd.
KSK Mahanadi Power Aug’12 30.06.2016 (1st
KMPCL –
Co. Ltd. (KMPCL) LILO of Raigarh - D/c); 31.12.2016
Champa PS
3 (6x600MW) Raipur 400kV (2nd D/c)
2xD/c (Quad) nd
2 D/c line
line
M/s KMPCL
Bharat Aluminium Co. BALCO – Oct’11 15.06.2016
nd
Ltd. (BALCO) (2010 Dharamjaygarh LILO of 2 ckt of
4 MW) PS 400kV D/c Korba - Birsinghpur
(Triple / Quad) 400kV D/c line
M/s Vedanta line
Vandana Vidyut Ltd. July’12 Not present. As
VVL –
(VVL) LILO of 1st ckt of informed by M/s
Dharamjaygarh
5 (2x135+270MW) Korba - Birsinghpur BALCO, work on
PS 400kV D/c
400kV D/c line dedicated line has
line
M/s VVL not yet started.
Essar Power M.P. Ltd EPMPL - LILO of 1st ckt of Dec’11 Dec’16 (5 – 6
(EPMPL) (2x600MW) Bilaspur PS Korba STPS – months)
6
400kV D/c Vindhyachal STPS
M/s Essar Power Ltd. (triple) line 400kV D/c line

8.2. A meeting was held in CEA on 16.09.2016 to review the status of implementation of the
implementation of the dedicated transmission lines of the IPPs connected through interim
arrangement. In the meeting it was decided that
(i) M/s RKMPPL & KMPCL would submit PERT chart regarding the commissioning of
transmission line on weekly basis.
(ii) M/s VVL would submit its progress regarding approval of the financial restructuring
proposal by the bank every fortnight. M/s VVL to submit the schedule of their dedicated
transmission line after approval of financial restructuring.
(iii) Since there is no progress / slow progress in the dedicated transmission line of M/s
EPMPL for the past 2 – 3 months (as only 3 months was left for completion of the line),
target of completion as committed by M/s EPMPL is December 2016 and no
representative of M/s EPMPL was present in the meeting, CEA would write to M/s
EPMPL regarding the progress of its dedicated transmission line.
The summary of the progress status of the dedicated transmission lines as intimated in the 40th
SCM and in the review meeting is given below:
On Target Completion of
Name of IPP/ Dedicated/ Interim Connectivity
Sl. interim dedicated line
Ownership line
No. since
as on As on
01.06.2016(40th 16.09.2016 (
SCM of WR) review mtg.)
Dedicated: RKMPPL- Raigarh PS Sep’14 15.06.2016 31.10.2016
RKM Powergen Pvt.
(Near Kotra) 400kV D/c (Quad) line
Ltd. (RKMPPL)
1 (4x360MW)
Interim: LILO of 3rd ckt of Raigarh -
Raipur 400kV 2nd D/c line (Presently
M/s RKMPPL
Raigarh-RKM-KMPCL-Raipur)
Korba West Power Dedicated: KWPCL - Raigarh PS Feb’13 Already Commissioned
Co. Ltd. (KWPCL) (near Kotra) 400kV D/c line commissioned in April 2016
(1x600MW) in Apr’16
2
Interim:LILO of 2nd ckt of Raigarh -
M/s Avantha Power & Raipur 400kV 1st D/c line (Presently
Infrastructure Ltd. Raigarh –KWPCL- Raipur)
KSK Mahanadi Power Aug’12 30.06.2016 (1st 10.10.2016
Co. Ltd. (KMPCL) Dedicated: KMPCL – Champa PS D/c);
(6x600MW) 2xD/c (Quad) line 31.12.2016 (2nd 31.12.2016
3
Interim:LILO of Raigarh - Raipur D/c) (2nd D/c)
M/s KMPCL 400kV 2nd D/c line
Bharat Aluminium Dedicated: BALCO – Oct’11 15.06.2016 Commissioned

Co. Ltd. (BALCO) Dharamjaygarh PS 400kV D/c (Triple in June 2016
(2010 MW) / Quad) line
4
M/s Vedanta Interim:LILO of 2nd ckt of Korba -
Birsinghpur 400 kV D/c line

July’12 Not present. As Target date
Dedicated: VVL – Dharamjaygarh informed by would be
Vandana Vidyut Ltd.
PS 400kV D/c line M/s BALCO, intimated after
(VVL)
5 work on loan approval
(2x135+270MW)
Interim:LILO of 1st ckt of Korba - dedicated line ie. latest by
M/s VVL
Birsinghpur 400kV D/c line has not yet 31.10.2016
started.
Dec’11 Dec’16 (5 – 6 31.10.2016
Essar Power M.P. Ltd Dedicated: EPMPL - Bilaspur PS months) (no
(EPMPL) 400kV D/c (triple) line representative
(2x600MW) was present in
6
Interim:LILO of 1st ckt of Korba the meeting,
M/s Essar Power Ltd STPS – Vindhyachal STPS 400kV CEA would
D/c line take up with
M/s EPMPL)
8.3. The interim arrangement of M/s RKM and M/s KSK has already removed and they connected
with the through their dedicated transmission lines. POSOCO/ WRLDC may confirm the same.
M/s EPMPL and M/s VVL are still connected through their interim arrangement.
Members may discuss this.
9. Connectivity of Railways’ TSS with ISTS Network for Delhi – Bharuch route
9.1. Railway Board vide its letter no. 2012 / Elect (G) / 150 / 1 Pt – II dated 09.09.2016 requested
for connectivity to railways from various ISTS points (enclosed as annexure 9.1). A meeting
was held on 07.10.2016 in CEA to discuss the connectivity of Railways’ TSS (Traction Sub
Station) with ISTS network for two routes of Railways i.e. (i) Delhi (NR) – Bharuch (WR)
route (ii) Mughal Sarai (NR) – Howrah (ER) route.
9.2. In the meeting, following ISTS substations were preliminarily identified for giving
connectivity to the Railways’ TSS for its Delhi-Bharuch route (MoM enclosed as annexure –
9.2):
(i) Ballabhgarh or Tughlakabad (under construction) (ii) Agra or Bassi (Rajasthan) (iii) Kota
(iv) Rajgarh (v) Dehgam / Pirana or Vadodara
M/s PGCIL was requested to furnish the information regarding the availability of space for 2
nos. 220 kV bays and margins in transformation capacity at each of the above substation. M/s
railways was requested to provide information about its present connectivity (connectivity of
TSS along this route) with STUs.
9.3. PGCIL vide its email dated 09.11.2016 intimated that space for two nos. 220 kV line bays
(AIS) is available at Rajgarh, Dehgam, Pirana, Kota & Bassi substations and GIS bays at
Vadodara.
9.4. The margins in transformation capacity at above substations / transmission system for drawl
of traction load of about 80 to150 MW by Railways may be assessed after receipt of
connectivity / LTA application by Railways.

9.5. Railway board vide its letter no. 2012 / Elect (G) / 150 / 1 Pt – II dated 19.10.2016 (enclosed
as annexure 9.3) has furnished the information about its TSS points and their present
connectivity with state utilities.

10. Additional 400 kV feed to Goa – Reactive Compensation
10.1. In 40th SCM of WR held on 01.06.2016, the reactive power compensation for transmission
scheme “Additional 400 kV feed to Goa” was discussed. Subsequently, Additional 400 kV
feed to Goa was discussed and approved by Empowered Committee on Transmission held on
26.07.2016. In the meeting of Empowered Committee, it was agreed that PGCIL shall provide
1X 80 MVAR, 420 kV switchable line reactor along with 500 Ohms NGR and its auxiliaries
at Narendra (New) S/s (for Narendra (New) –Xeldem 400kV (quad) line formed after LILO of
one ckt of Narendra (existing) – Narendra (New) 400kV D/c quad line at Xeldem)
10.2. PGCIL vide its letter no. dated intimated that Narendra (New) substation is being a Gas
Insulated Substation, does not have sufficient space for conversion of existing “line module”
into “line with switchable reactor bay module”. However, the space available would be
sufficient for installation of 1 X 80 MVAr fixed line reactor. (This fixed line reactor may not
be used as bus reactor without opening the line jumper physically on line side due to layout
constraints in existing GIS S/s).
10.3. In view of space constraints at Narendra (New) GIS substation, it is proposed to convert the
switchable line reactor to fixed line reactor.
11. Alternative utilization of Essar Power Gujarat Ltd (EPGL) - Bhachau 400 kV D/C
(Triple) line of POWERGRID:
11.1. M/s EPGL had planned to develop coal based power plant at Salaya, Gujarat in three phases
(2 X 600 MW + 4 X 660 MW + 4 X 150 MW). The first phase i.e. 2 X 600 MW has been
commissioned and is connected to GETCO network through EPGL Phase I – Rajkot 400 kV
D/C line and its second evacuation transmission system is EPGL Phase I – Amreli 400 kV D/C
is under implementation by GETCO. M/s EPGL (3040 MW - Phase II & III) has a PPA of 800
MW with GETCO, for which GETCO has planned EPGL – Halvad 400 kV D/C and also
applied for ISTS connectivity for remaining 2240 MW, for which EPGL – Bhachau 400 kV
D/C (Triple) line was planned and under implementation by M/s PGCIL. The phase II & III of
the generation project are yet to take off. However, EPGL – Bhachau 400kV D/C (Triple) line
is almost completed by PGCIL and only 9 no tower foundation, 10 nos tower erection and 3.5
km stringing is held up due to non-finalization of gantry by EPGL.

11.2. The issue of non-utilization of EPGL – Bhachau 400kV D/C (Triple) line discussed in the 40th
SCM in WR held on 01.06.2016 and wherein it was decided to carry out joint technical studies
among CEA, CTU, POSOCO and GETCO to finalize the proposal in regard to utilization of
EPGL – Bhachau 400 kV D/C (triple) line. Accordingly, joint technical study meeting among
CEA, CTU, POSOCO and GETCO was held from 28.07.2016 – 29.07.2016.
11.3. POWERGRID has informed that a meeting between GETCO and CTU was held on 21st
Sept,2016 at Vadodara, wherein it was discussed that the Bhachau – Essar 400kV D/c (Triple)
line section may be extended to Bhogat substation in downstream of EPGL plant which is
already connected to 400 MW wind generation at 220 kV level. As the coastal area in Gujarat
is high potential site for wind power generation therefore possibility of development of more
wind power generation in vicinity of Bhogat S/s is quite high. Moreover, a 400 MW new wind
generation has been planned at Bhogat. Accordingly, GETCO has planned to develop 400kV
substation at Bhogat S/s. EPGL – Bhachau 400kV D/c (Triple) line could be extended till
Bhogat S/s for its utilization. It was also stated by GETCO that they may encourage all the
future RE developers in Bhogat area to apply for connectivity/open access to the ISTS as the
RE projects would get a ready corridor for power evacuation to ISTS
11.4. GETCO is also developing a no. of 400 kV and 220 kV substations, like Fedra, Shapar, Halvad
etc for feeding power to Saurashtra, Kutch region and other major load centers of the Gujarat.
Hence, to utilize the Essar – Bhachau line, Bhachau – Bhogat 400kV D/c line may further be
LILOed at Halvad or Shapar substations of GETCO. Load Flow study results are attached at
Annexure – 11. A schematic of the proposal is given below:
Fig-1 Proposal for Essar-Bhachau utilization
11.5. The following has transmission system strengthening in Gujarat is proposed for utilization of
Essar – Bhachau 400 kV D/C line:
i. Extension of Bhachau (PG) – Essar 400 kV D/C (triple) line upto Bhogat Substation of
GETCO
ii. LILO of Bhogat – Bhachau 400 kV D/C (triple) line (formed after i) at Halvad / Shapar
Substation of GETCO.

iii. The ESSAR – Bhachau 400 kV D/C (triple) line section has also been proposed to be made
LILO at Lakadia Pooling Station to provide connectivity to new RE generation projects in
WR (proposed in LTA agenda).
11.6. GETCO vide its letter no. GETCO/MD/66 dated 02.11.2016 has requested CEA to include the
Essar – Bhachau 400 kV D/C line under Green Energy Corridor, wherein cost of this line is
socialized, as it would facilitate transmission of RE from Saurashtra (Jamnagar & Porbandar)
and Kutch as these districts have rich potential to ISTS network.
12. Operational feedback of NLDC

The operational feedback of NLDC for the period from July 2016 to September 2016 is as
follows:
12.1. Transmission line constraints

S. Corridor Constraints Remarks
No
1. Constraints in 400 kV Bableshwar - 765/400 kV Ektuni S/S commissioned
Bableshwar - Padghe Padghe corridors along with 2 X 1500MVA ICTs and 400
corridor carrying more than 500 kV Ektuni - Bableshwar D/C in
MW in each ckt. The Apr/May16. However, in real time
Antecedents corridor is N-1 non- operation, one circuit of 400 kV Ektuni -
With high Maharashtra compliant. Bableshwar is kept open by MSETCL to
Demand of the order of control the loading on 400 kV Bableshwar-
18500-20000 during Padghe D/C which is generally loaded
morning peak and no above 550 MW each.
generation at Parli, low Commissioning of 400 kV Bableshwar-
generation at RGPPL, Kudus D/C and Kudus Sub-station to be
Jaigad and SSP. expedited by MSETCL.
MSETCL may update the status.

2. 765/400 kV ICT at Tirora The system is not n-1 Single ICT at Tirora and Akola-II is a
and 765/400 kV ICT at compliant. It has been constraint leading to n-1 non-compliance
Akola II observed that tripping and at present managed by SPS.
of 765 kV Tirora ICT or M/s MEGPTCL has informed that MERC
Antecedents 765 Akola II ICT would has issued its order for amendment in
When generation at Tirora cause sudden increase MEGPTCL License for inclusion of 1 ICT,
is above 2400 MW and in the loading of Tirora 1500 MVA (4 X 500 MVA single phase
Rattan India (3x270MW) is - Warora lines causing units with 1 spare) each at Tiroda and
in service. oscillation in the grid. Akola-II Substation. And the same would
be commissioned in about six to nine
months.

S. Corridor Constraints Remarks
No

3. Transmission system for The present system is The evacuation plan for 5 X 660 MW
Koradi St-II (3 x 660 MW) N-1 non-compliant. Tirora, 5 X 270 MW RattanIndia, 2 X 500
and IEPL (2 x 270 MW) MW Chandrapur2, 2 X 270 IEPL, 1 X 300
MW Dhariwal need to be studied by the
Antecedents STU in order to check whether the existing
Koradi-II S/S is connected plan and available network will provide
to Wardha-Warora one ckt secure evacuation under various
on interim arrangement. At contingency during N-1 criteria.
present 2 units of Koradi-II In the studies meeting held on MSETCL
commissioned and Koradi – stated that it will perform studies.
II-IEPL-Warora S/C and
Koradi-II-Wardha S/C is in MSETCL update the status
service.
4. 220 kV Navsari (PG) - High loading observed Early commissioning of Navsari- Bhesthan
Navsari (GETCO) D/C more than 220MW and (Popada) 220 kV D/C line being
N-1 non-compliant implemented under TBCB.
Antecedents: With
generation at DGEN, As per the decision of 40th SCM of WR
UKAI, JHANOR held on 01.06.2016, CE, PSPM, CEA has
taken the progress status of the said line
a meeting held on 04.11.2016. In the
meeting M/s DGENTCL intimated that
it would submit its execution plan after
resolving of financial issues i.e. Dec’
2016. It was decided that the progress of
“Transmission system associated with
DGEN TPS (1200 MW)” be reviewed in
1st week of Jan – 2017.
12.2. ICT constraints

S. ICT Description of the constraints Remarks
No
1. 2 x 315 +1 x 500 MVA It is observed that the One ckt of Ektuni – Bableshwar circuit is
Bableshwar ICTs Bableshwar ICTs are fully kept out by MSETCL to control loading on
loaded and system is n-1 non- ICTs and Bableshwar – Padghe D/c.
Antecedents compliant. MSETCL has
With Maharashtra implemented load trimming MSETCL may update the status
demand above 18500 scheme to take care of
MW. overloading.
2. 2 X 315 MVA Chakan It is observed that the loading In 40th SCM MSETCL intimated that a
ICTs on ICTs at Chakan (2 x 315 proposal for additional ICT at Chakan under
MVA) are above 200 MW and

No
Antecedents additional ICT has to be approval and expected date of Commissioning
Maharashtra meeting proposed. is March 2017.
high demand of above MSETCL has implemented
18500 MW load trimming scheme to take MSETCL may update the status.
care of overloading.
3. 3 X 315 MVA It is observed that the loading In 40th SCM MSETCL intimated that load
Lonikhand ICTs on ICTs at Lonikhand 3 x 315 of around 200 MW of Kathapur (Pargaon)
MVA) are above 200 MW and has been shifted from Lonikhand to
Antecedents additional ICT has to be Lonikhand II substation on 07.01.2016.
Maharashtra meeting proposed or 2 x 500 MVA ICTs This has relieved the loading on Lonikhand
high demand of above at Lonikhand-II are under- substation ICTs.
18500 MW utilized and the 220 kV lines
from Lonikhand II and MSETCL may update the status.
Pune(PG) to be expedited.
MSETCL has implemented

load trimming scheme to take
care of overloading.
4. 3 X 315 MVA + 600 It is observed that the Padghe In 40th SCM MSETCL intimated the status
MVA Padghe ICTs ICTs are fully loaded and of Kudus 400/220 kV substation as
system is N-1 non-compliant. Civil work- 65% & Electrical work-20%
Antecedents and expected date commissioning is March
Maharashtra meeting MSETCL has implemented 2017.
high demand of above load trimming scheme to take
18500 MW care of overloading. MSETCL may update.
5. 2 x 315 +1 x 500 MVA It is observed that loading on Nanded Sub-station with 2x500MVA 400/220
Parli ICTs these ICTs are N-1 non- kV ICTs and 220 kV lines commissioned in
compliant. Mar16 and Parli ICTs are relieved to some
Antecedents extent.
Maharashtra meeting MSETCL has implemented th
high demand of above load trimming scheme to take In 40 SCM MSETCL intimated that the
18500 MW care of overloading. construction work of 220 kV Sholapur
(PG) to 220 kV Bale Line in progress.
Completion of this line will further relieve
the loading on Parli ICTs. The status of
220kV lines associated with 400/220 kV
Parli (PG) ICT is that the survey completed
and Estimate preparation is in progress.
ICTs and bays at Parli (PG) commissioning

schedule by PGCIL is July 2018.
MSETCL / PGCIL may update the

status.

No
6. 2 X 315 MVA Satna It is observed that the loading Commissioning of 500 MVA additional
ICT on ICTs at Satna (2x315MVA) ICT is approved. In 40th SCM it was
are above 200 MW and intimated that the installation of 3rd 315
Antecedents additional ICT has to be MVA ICT in parallel with existing 315
Madhya Pradesh proposed. MVA ICTs at Satna as an interim
meeting high demand MPPTCL has implemented arrangement under progress till the
of above 9000 MW Load trimming scheme for commissioning of 500 MVA, 400/220 kV
overloading of ICTs. ICT at Satna (PGCIL) S/s along with 2
Nos. 220kV bays. The expected
commissioning by PGCIL is July 2018.
PGCIL may update the status of interim

arrangement.
7. 3 X 315 MVA Bhopal It is observed that the loading 1 X 315 MVA, 400/220 kV ICT (4th) at
ICTs on ICTs at Bhopal Bhopal is under implementation by
(3x315MVA) are above 200 MPPTCL and is expected to be completed
Antecedents MW and additional ICT has to by December 2016.
Madhya Pradesh be proposed
meeting high demand MPPTCL may update the status.
of above 9000 MW
9. 315 MVA Itarsi ICT Single ICT with loading above 1 X 500 MVA 400/220 kV ICT along with
200 MW for more than 20 % of two nos. of 220 kV bays at Itarsi (PG)
Antecedents the time. would be commissioned by July 2018.
Madhya Pradesh
meeting high demand PGCIL may update the status.
of above 9000 MW
10. 2 X 315 MVA It is observed that the loading on 1 X 500 MVA, 400/220 kV ICT has been
Dehgam ICTs ICTs at Dehgam (2 x 315 MVA) planned and its expected commissioning
are above 180 MW and additional schedule by PGCIL is March 2019.
Antecedents ICT has to be proposed
Gujarat meeting high PGCIL may update the status.
demand and generation
at Wanakbori being low.
12 2 X 315 MVA ICTs at 400 kV Raipur bus under bus In 40th SCM it was intimated that KSK and
NSPCL split operation from July’15. RKM are shifting from LILO of 400 kV
The 2 X 315 MVA NSPCL Raigarh – Raipur ckt-3&4 to permanent
Antecedents ICTs are not n-1 compliant arrangement through dedicated lines to
With Bus split especially when Chhattisgarh Champa S/s and Kotra S/s respectively. KSK
arrangement at 400 kV demand is high. has shifted and connected to Champa on
Raipur coupled with 05.10.2016 & dedicated line of RKM has been
charged on 28.10.2016.
outage of FSC of 400
kV Raipur-Wardha CTU / NLDC may confirm the same.
D/C and evacuation of
KSK and RKM
generation at Raipur.

12.3. Lines/ICTs opened to control overloading
S. No Transmission Element Overloaded corridor Remarks
(s) opened
1. 400/220 kV Pune(PG) To control loading in Additional 220 kV outlets from Pune
one ICT 220 kV Pune(PG) – (PG) to be expedited by MSETCL
Talegaon D/C lines and in 39th SCM MSETCL intimated
that Pune - Hingewadi 220 kV D/C
line expected to be commissioned by
June 2016.
MSETCL may update the status of

Pune – Hingewadi and planning of
other 220 kV outlets from Pune
(PG).
3. 400/220 kV 2 x 315 2 X 500 MVA In 39th SCM MSETCL intimated that
MVA Sholapur(PG) Sholapur (MS) ICTs about 50 MW load connected with
ICTs loading will reduce if Solapur (PG) and the around 200 MW
loads are shifted to load of Solapur (MS) would be
Sholapur PG ICTs transferred to Solapur (PG) by June
2016.

4. 400/220 kV 2 x 315 Idle charged in the In 39th SCM MSETCL intimated that
MVA Warora ICTs absence of 220 kV Shifting of one ICT to Kalwa and
downstream network. another ICT to Padghe has been
planned.
MSETCL may appraise the status

of work regarding shifting of ICTs
& progress at these locations.
5. 400 kV Ektuni- 400/220 kV Additional ICT at Bableshwar and
Bableshwar one circuit Bableshwar ICT 400 kV Kudus substation and
loading Bableshwar-Kudus ckts are to be
commissioned on priority.

12.4. Delay in transmission lines affecting grid operation adversely
S. Transmission Proposed Actual/ Likely Transmission Constraint Caused
No. Corridor Commissioning Commissioning
Date Date
1. 400 kV Essar July’13 Dec’16 Would complete Vadinar
Vadinar-Amreli evacuation and relieve Hadala-
D/C Chorania S/C. However, interim
arrangement with completed
portion of Amreli-Vadinar one ckt
terminated at Jetpur and one ckt at
Hadala relieved loading of
Chorania –Kasor.
2. 400 kV Amreli – June’13 Dec’16 Would relieve Chorania-Kasor
Kasor D/C S/C. However, interim
arrangement with completed
portion of Amreli-Vadinar D/C,
one ckt terminated at Jetpur and
one ckt at Hadala has relieved the
loading of Chorania –Kasor.
3. 400 kV Essar Mar13 Dec’16 This would complete transmission
Mahan-Bilaspur system planned for evacuation of
Pooling station Essar Mahan (2 X 600 MW) which
D/C is on interim connectivity with
LILO of 400 kV Korba-V’chal-1.
Bilaspur pooling station is
commissioned in Mar’12 and
dedicated lines from Essar Mahan
to Bilaspur are delayed indefinitely
by developer causing constraints in
the transmission system from
Korba.
4. 400 kV Kudus S/s Mar’16 Mar’17 Due to delay in commissioning of
along with 400 kV 400 kV Bableshwar –Kudus D/C,
Bableshwar-Kudus heavy loading is observed on 400
D/C and associated kV Bableshwar-Padghe S/s.
220 kV system Further 400 kv Ektuni-Bableshwar
only one circuit is kept in service
by MSETCL to control the
loadings at Bableshwar.
13. Provision of 2 no. of 220 kV bays at Raipur (PG) substation for LILO of Khedamara
(CSPTCL) – Borjaha S/C line at 220 kV Raipur (PG) Substation
13.1. The issue of provision of 2 no. of 220 kV bays at Raipur (PG) S/s for LILO of Khedamara
(CSPTCL) – Borjaha was discussed in 38th, 39th & 40th SCM of WR. CEA stated that 2 no. of 220

kV line bays (along with installation of 1 X 315 additional ICT) at Raipur 400/220 kV S/s were
already implemented by M/s PGCIL as part of WRSS – 6. However, these 2 no. of 220 kV line
bays are still not utilized by M/s CSPTCL.
13.2. In 39th SCM of WR, CSPTCL had confirmed that the two no. of unutilized 220 kV line bays at
Raipur (PG) would be used for termination of 220 kV D/C line from DOMA which is likely to be
implemented in 9 months’ time. Further, it was intimated that CSPTCL is facing severe RoW
problems in implementation of LILO of Khademara – Borjhara 220 kV S/c line at Raipur (PG)
thus, it is examining the feasibility of laying cables to overcome the RoW issue and would intimate
the same to CEA.
CSPTCL may update the information regarding this.
Members may deliberate
14. High fault level at 400 kV Korba STPS (NTPC)

14.1. In the 40th SCM of WR held on 01.06.2016, the following scheme was agreed to control high
fault current at Korba STPS (3 X 200 MW + 4 X 500 MW) of NTPC:
(i) Korba STPS - Korba West 400 kV S/C line to be normally kept open.
(ii) Korba STPS- Sipat STPS 400 kV S/C line and Sipat STPS – Raipur 400 kV S/C line to
be rearranged as Korba STPS- Raipur 400 kV S/C line (bypassing at Sipat STPS –
bypassing arrangement at Sipat STPS already exists).
14.2. M/s CSPTCL vide its letter no. 02 – 12 / SE (C & RA) / 1016 dated 02.09.2016 has intimated
that SLDC (Chhattisgarh) had raised its concern for keeping the Korba STPS - Korba West
400 kV S/C line in normally open conditions as it would cause overloading of the 400 kV &
220 kV lines emanating from Korba (West) power plant under n – 1 – 1 contingency
conditions. SLDC (Chhattisgarh) has suggested that:
• The proposal to be reexamined from contingency and stability point of view under full
power generation at Marwa Power Plant (2 X 500 MW).
• To carry out contingency (n – 1 – 1) / stability studies under outage of 400 kV lines and
considering the load on 220 kV of CSPTCL network.
• To explore the option of bus splitting at Korba STPS (NTPC) and review the
recommendations.
15. Status of earlier agreed transmission schemes

15.1. Navsari – Navi Mumbai 400 kV D/C LILO at Nasik: In 28th SCM of WR held on 06.12.2008
the Transmission System at 400kV and 765kV in Maharashtra for evacuation system from
generating stations (of MSPGCL, MAHADISCOM and IPPs) and intrastate system
strengthening was discussed and agreed. Intra state strengthening included creation of new 400
kV substations each at Lonikand-II, Chakan, Hinjewadi, Kesurdi, Nasik, Nanded, Malharpeth (Karad-
II) and Padghe-II. Nasik 400 kV substation was proposed to interconnected through LILO of
Navsari – Navi Mumbai 400 kV D/C at Nasik (an ISTS line).

It is observed that the LILO of Navsari – Navi Mumbai 400 kV D/C at Nasik is not yet
completed. MSETCL may update the implementation status of the same. It is proposed that if
the above LILO is not required, the same may dropped from the scope of the above
transmission scheme.
15.2. Aurangabad (Ektuni) – Aurangabad (PG) 765 kV D/C: In the 32nd SCM of WR held on
13.05.2011, as a part of augmentation of intra state system in Maharashtra at 400 kV & 765
kV level, interconnection of 765/400 kV Aurangabad II and 765/400 kV Aurangabad (PG)
through 765 kV D/C was agreed and the same was to be implemented by M/s MSETCL.
MSETCL may update / provide the implementation status of the above transmission line.
16. Revised proposal for 220 kV downstream interconnection with proposed Morena
(TBCB) 400/220 kV substation
16.1. Establishment of 400/220 kV substation at Morena and its interconnection with Gwalior (PG)
through 400 kV D/C line was approved in 36th meeting of Standing Committee on Power
System Planning in WR held on 29.08. 2013. In the meeting, MPPTCL has proposed the
following 220 kV outlets from above 400/220 kV Morena S/s.
(i) Morena (TBCB) - Morena (MP) 220 kV DCDS line (20 km)
(ii) Morena (TBCB) - Sabalgarh (MP) 220 kV DCDS line (80 km)
16.2. Subsequently, MPPTCL vide letter no. 04-02/n-171/2525 dated 05.09.2016 has informed that,
due to change in the site location of 400 / 220 kV Morena S/s from its earlier envisaged location
and severe RoW issues involved in implementation of earlier proposed downstream network
from this new site, the downstream 220 kV network from 400 /220 kV Morena has been revised
as follows:
(i) LILO of one circuit of Malanpur – Mehgaon 220 kV line at Morena (TBCB) 400/220 kV
S/s
(ii) Morena (TBCB) - Sabalgarh (MP) 220 kV DCDS line (92 km) and LILO of one circuit of
Morena (TBCB) – Sabalgarh 220 kV line at Morena 220 kV S/s of MPPTCL (0.5 km)
Members may note the same.
17. Incentivizing the early commissioning of transmission projects

17.1. MoP vide their order no. 15/1/2013-Trans dated 15.07.2015 has issued the policy for
incentivizing early commissioning of transmission projects (enclosed as Annexure – 17.1).
Subsequently, MoP vide its OM No. 15/1/2013-Trans dated 05.10.2016 (enclosed as
Annexure- 17.2) constituted a committee to ensure smooth operationalization of the Policy for
early commissioning of Transmission Projects.
17.2. Earlier PGCIL vide its letter no. C/CTU-Plg/E/TBCB dated 12.08.2016 (Annexure – 17.3) has
intimated CEA that few TSPs had made a request to PGCIL to advance the commissioning
schedule, for the scope of works associated with respective TSP. PGCIL had requested CEA
to decide the course of action pertaining to advancement of schedules of transmission projects
being implemented through TBCB route. Subsequently, Sterlite Power Grid Ventures Ltd vide
letter dated 19.09.2016 has furnished the revised (early) commissioning schedule of
transmission projects being implemented by M/s Sterlite and have requested to arrange a
meeting with PGCIL for advancing the construction of the associated sub-station bays in
matching timeframe (early commissioning schedule) of their transmission line.
17.3. In the first meeting of the committee held on 26.10.2016, to ensure smooth operationalization
of the Policy for early commissioning of Transmission Projects, the transmission projects of
M/s Sterlite (proposed for early commissioning) were discussed. It was found that the projects
do not qualify for consideration for early commissioning as the request from the TSP has not
been received well in advance (i.e., 24 months in advance of the intended early SCOD). But,
as these schemes were under implementation before the constitution of the committee, it was
decided that PSPM Division, CEA may hold the meetings with the TSP and the implementing
agencies of the interconnecting (upstream/ downstream) elements so that a mutually agreed
early commissioning date (before SCOD) could be arrived at through mutual consultation.
17.4. The projects proposed for early commissioning also included the transmission system for
Khargone generation project being implemented by the M/s KTL (Khargone Transmission
Limited). NTPC has informed that they were not anticipating any preponing of the Khargone
generation project commissioning schedule, therefore they would require the transmission
system as per SCOD as indicated in the TSA and no early commissioning was envisaged.
17.5. Further, M/s Sterlite vide its letter dated 10.11.2016 (enclosed as annexure 17.4) has made a
request for approval of early commissioning of the Indore- Khandwa pool- Dhule 765 kV D/C
line by delinking it from the commissioning schedule of the Khargone generation project.
18. Second 400 kV D/C transmission line for BALCO Complex – proposal by M/s BALCO
18.1. In the 40th SCM of WR M/s BALCO had stated that there is single point of connectivity with the
ISTS system (BALCO- Dharamjaygarh 400 kV D/C line) and any exigencies with the dedicated
line shall lead to black out at BALCO and non-availability of power from BALCO to the
beneficiary states. For having redundancy, the process for second dedicated line has already been
started but it would take long time for implementation as there is large forest area involved. Till
the completion of the 2nd dedicated line, BALCO had requested that the existing interim
connectivity arrangement (LILO of 2nd ckt of Korba - Birsinghpur 400kV D/c line at BALCO
switchyard), instead of dismantling, may be retained permanently for power evacuation as a
redundant transmission line, in case of any exigency condition. The issue was discussed and
committee was of the opinion that interim arrangement line can’t be put in parallel to the dedicated
line but instead of dismantling it, it can be disconnected from the main line and kept in charged
condition with a suitable bypass arrangement, which could be used in exigencies as per the
instructions of the Grid Operator. M/s BALCO was requested to submit the bypassing scheme so
that the same could be examined by CEA, CTU and POSOCO.

18.2. The installed capacity of BALCO is 2010 MW (4 X 135 MW + 4 X 67.5 MW + 4 X 300 MW)
& 5.6 LTPA Aluminium Smelter (about 430 MW load) and industrial load of 950 MW. M/s
BALCO has taken LTA for 200 MW and grid connectivity for 2010 MW. M/s BALCO
(Vedanta Ltd) vide its letter no. BALCO/CEA/2016/01 dated 19.09.2016 &
BALCO/CEA/2016/02 dated 21.10.2016 (enclosed as annexure 18) has proposed to segregate
its 2 X 300 MW Power plant from 1410 MW and requested for grant of second grid
connectivity (for 1410 MW) and had proposed LILO of Korba – Birsinghpur 400 kV line i.e.
interim arrangement as second permanent grid connectivity for the following reasons:
• Grid security for Aluminium smelter

• To fulfill RPO obligation
• Power sale commitment
• Restriction over import of power through BALCO – Dharamjaygarh PS 400 kV D/C line
(power would be imported for Aluminium smelter during the generation contingency of its
CPP)

19. Requirement of New Substation near Vapi / Ambethi area and Kosamba – Vapi 400 kV
D/C line
19.1. In the 38th SCM of WR held on 17.07.2015 it was decided that the requirement of 400 kV
Kosamba – Vapi D/C needs to be reviewed through joint studies of CEA, CTU & GETCO,
after considering the augmentation of 400 kV network in southern Gujarat to be implemented
by GETCO.
19.2. In the 39th SCM of WR held on 30.11.2015, it was suggested that instead of augmenting
transformation capacity at both substations i.e. Vapi (existing) & Kala, a new substation may
be proposed near Vapi / Ambethi area to cater the demand of DNH and Daman & Diu as there
is no space available for putting additional transformers at existing Vapi 400/220 kV
substation.
19.3. In the 40th SCM of WR held on 01.06.2016, GETCO representative stated that due to limited
outlets at Vapi (PG), many times the power is flowing from Vapi (GETCO) to Vapi (PG),
which is resulting in further loading of GETCO network and further requested for 220 kV
outlets from proposed Vapi / Ambheti (new) S/s. In view of this, it was agreed to review the
above studies during joint system studies among CEA, CTU & GETCO. Accordingly, joint
system studies meeting was held from 28.07.2016 – 29.07.2016 among CEA, CTU and
GETCO and the study report is enclosed at Annexure – 19.1. Based on the results of joint
studies, the following inter & intra transmission system is proposed:
Inter-state Transmission System Strengthening Near Vapi Area

i. Establishment of 2 x 500 MVA, 400/220 kV S/s near Vapi / Ambheti (Vapi – II)
ii. LILO of KAPP – Vapi 400 kV D/c line at Vapi – II
iii. 1 x 125 MVAr bus reactor at Vapi – II Substation
iv. 220 kV connectivity from Vapi – II is as follows:

(a) For Gujarat (GETCO)
• Vapi-II – Atul (GETCO) 220kV D/c line
• LILO of Chikhli (Ambetha) – Vapi (GETCO) 220 kV D/c line at Vapi-II
(b) For Dadra and Nagar Haveli (DNHPDCL)
• Vapi-II – Sayali (DNH) 220 kV D/c line (high capacity)
• Vapi-II – New Kharadpada (DNH) 220 kV D/c line (high capacity)
Intra-state Transmission System Strengthening in DNH network at 220 kV level

i. LILO of Vagchipa – Khadoli 2nd 220kV line at Sayali Substation
ii. Kala (PG) – Khadoli 220kV 2nd D/c line (New)
iii. Kharadpada – New Kharadpada 220kV 2nd D/c line (New)
iv. Conversion of New Kharadpada 220kV switching station into 2x160MVA, 220/66
kV substation
v. Augmentation of Transformation capacity at 220/66kV Vagchipa substation by 160
MVA (3rd ICT)
19.4. PGCIL intimated that the above proposed transmission system would able to provide supply
of power to Chikhli area thus, the requirement of new the Chikhli area of Gujarat may be
dropped. Further, it was also intimated that with the commissioning of Padghe (PG) – Kudus
400 kV D/C line (serves as a strong infeed link to South Gujarat from Maharashtra), the
proposal of Kosamba – Vapi 400 kV D/C line may also be dropped.
20. Additional ISTS feed to Navi Mumbai 400/220 kV substation of POWERGRID

20.1. The transmission scheme ‘Western Regional system strengthening scheme (WRSS – V)’ with
following scope of work was agreed in the 25th SCM of WR held on 30.09.2006 and the scheme
was implemented by M/s PGCIL:
(i) 400 kV Vapi – Navi Mumbai D/C line.
(ii) LILO of 400 kV Lonikhand/Pune – Kalwa line S/C – 2 at Navi Mumbai.
(iii) Establishment of 400/220 kV 2 X 315 MVA new (GIS) at Navi Mumbai.
(iv) 220 kV Vapi – Khadoli D/C line.
Along with the above transmission scheme, the following 220 kV downstream network has
been planned and was to be implemented by MSETCL:
a) LILO of Apta – Kalwa 220 kV S/c line at Navi Mumbai
b) LILO of Kandalgaon– Kharghar 220 kV S/c line at Navi Mumbai
20.2. In the 35th SCM of WR held on 03.01.2013, LILO of Kharghar – Padghe section of Lonikhand
– Kalwa line - 1 at Navi Mumbai was agreed instead of LILO of Lonikhand/ Pune – Kalwa
400 kV S/C line - 2 (which was agreed under WRSSS – V). It was also agreed for laying of
1.5 km of 400 kV underground cable near gantry of Navi Mumbai substation with an estimated

cost of Rs 55 crores to expedite the implementation of LILO arrangement which was held up
due to severe RoW issues.
Further, in the same meeting, in view of severe RoW problems, termination of 400 kV
Vapi – Navi Mumbai D/C line at Kudus S/s of MSETCL was agreed and PGCIL was to
continue their efforts for completing the balance portion of the Vapi – Navi Mumbai 400 kV
D/C line i.e. transmission line from Kudus to Navi Mumbai.
20.3. In the 38th SCM of WR held on 17.07.2015, MSETCL had stated that there is no ISTS source
to Navi Mumbai and the Vapi - Navi Mumbai 400 kV D/C line is being terminated at Kudus
which is about 80 km away from Navi Mumbai. Thus, the LILO of Kharghar – Padghe 400
kV line at Navi Mumbai being presently under implementation will only recirculate the power
from intrastate network of MSETCL. It was suggested that, in future also, no ISTS network
could be extended to Navi Mumbai 400 kV substation, then it would be better shift Navi
Mumbai substation to some other location. In the meeting it was agreed that CEA, CTU and
MSETCL would carry out joint studies for exploring effective utilization of Navi Mumbai 400
kV substation and put a proposal in the next standing committee meeting.
20.4. In line with the decision of 38th SCM of WR, the following scheme was proposed in the 40th
SCM of WR held on 01.06.2016.
(i) Padghe (765/400 kV) – Navi Mumbai 400kV D/c (Quad) line
(ii) 1 X 500MVA, 400/220 kV 3rd ICT at Navi Mumbai S/s
(iii) Installation of 220/33kV Transformer at Navi Mumbai substation and planning of 33 kV
outlets from Navi Mumbai substation in coordination with DISCOM / MSEDCL.
20.5. In the 40th SCM of WR, MSETCL had requested to review the as over loading was observed
on 400 kV Kharghar – Navi Mumbai S/C and severe RoW problems involved in
implementation of 400 kV Padghe – Navi Mumbai D/C line.
20.6. Accordingly, joint studies were carried out by CEA, CTU and MSETCL from 10.08.2016 to
12.08.2016 in which several alternatives were discussed and the following alternatives were
proposed.
i. Padghe (PG) – Navi Mumbai 400 kV D/C (Quad) line
ii. Padghe (PG) – Kharghar 400 kV D/C (Quad) line, bypassing one ckt. at Kharghar and
connecting it with one ckt. of Kharghar - Ghatkopar 400 kV D/c line of TPCL so as to
form Padghe (PG) – Kharghar 400kV line and Padghe (PG) – Ghatkopar 400kV line
iii. Option (ii) plus LILO of Ghatkopar – Kharghar 400 kV line at Navi Mumbai
iv. Option (ii) plus LILO of Padghe (PG) – Kharghar 400kV line at Navi Mumbai
v. Option (ii) plus LILO of Padghe (PG) – Ghatkopar 400 kV line at Navi Mumbai
vi. 400 kV Padghe – Ghatkopar Switching Station D/C line
20.7. The studies have been carried out with above 6 alternatives and two more new alternatives.
The load flow study results are enclosed as Annexure – 20.1. The observations on the above
alternatives is as follows:

Sl. Alternative Remarks
1 Padghe (PG) – Navi Mumbai 400 kV D/c line (Quad) High loading observed on Navi Mumbai – Khargar
400 kV S/c
2 Padghe (PG) – Khargar 400kV D/c line with one Circular Power flows from Padghe (PG) to
circuit terminating at Ghatkopar by connecting it to Ghatkopar to Khargar.
Khargar – Ghatkopar 400kV line bypassing Khargar
3 Case 2 + LILO of one circuit of Ghatkopar – Khargar Circular Power flows from Padghe (PG) to
400kV D/c line at Navi Mumbai Ghatkopar to Navi Mumbai & Khargar – Navi
Mumbai 400kV D/c line thus formed is seen to be
floating.
4 Case 2 + LILO of one circuit of Padghe (PG) – Circular Power flows from Padghe (PG) to
Khargar 400kV line at Navi Mumbai Ghatkopar to Khargar. However, Khargar – Navi
Mumbai 400kV D/c line is well utilized (about 760
MW)
5 Case 2 + LILO of Padghe (PG) – Ghatkopar 400kV No Circular Power flows. Balanced Flow on
line at Navi Mumbai Padghe (PG) – Navi Mumbai and Padghe (PG) –
Khargar 400kV lines is observed.
6 Padghe (PG) – Ghatkopar 400kV D/c (Quad) line Heavy power rush from Ghatkopar to Khargar
(about 1250MW)
7 Connecting NM - Kharghar line with Kharghar - Balanced Flow on Padghe (PG) – Navi Mumbai
Kalwa line so as to form NM - Kalwa 400kV S/c and Padghe (PG) – Khargar 400kV lines is
bypassing Kharghar S/s + Padghe PG - Kharghar observed.
400kV D/c (Quad) line (one ckt via NM)
8 Connecting NM - Kharghar line with Kharghar - All loadings are fairly balanced and this option
Kalwa line so as to form NM - Kalwa 400kV S/c provides long term solution for power supply to
bypassing Kharghar S/s + Padghe PG - Kharghar Mumbai Area. However, RoW issues in
400kV D/c (Quad) line + Padghe PG - NM 400kV construction of 2 D/c lines in Mumbai area need to
D/c (Quad) Line be looked into.
20.8. In most of the above cases, it is observed that

• Padghe (PG) 765/400 kV, 2 X 1500 MVA ICTs are N-1 noncompliant with any additional
feed to Mumbai area
• Khargar (MSETCL) 400/220 kV, 3 X 315MVA ICTs are critically loaded and barely
satisfy N-1 criteria in certain cases.
21. Open Access Meeting

The 24th meeting of WR constituents regarding connectivity / open access applications would
be followed by Standing Committee meeting. The agenda would be circulated by CTU /
PGCIL separately.

Annexure-2.1
Status of TBCB Tr. Projects - Western Region
S.N. Name of the Project BPC / Scope of works Current Status
Implementing Agency /
Milestones
1 System Strengthening in REC 1. Sipat/Korba (Pooling) –Seoni Matter was in CERC for
NR for import of power 2. Lucknow-Bareilly revision of tariff and
from North Karanpura and NKTCL (Reliance Power 3. Bareilly-Meerut extension of date of
other projects outside NR Transmission Company Ltd) 4. Agra-Gurgaon commissioning.
and System 5. Gurgaon-Gurgaon (PG) NKTCL filed an appeal in
Strengthening in WR for 6. Gurgaon S/S appellate tribunal
import of power from Milestones: challenging CERC order
North Karanpura and (i) SPV acquired by Reliance on of 9.5.2013. Appellate
other projects outside 20-05-2010 (Effective date) Tribunal has given final
Western Region and also (ii) Approval u/s 164 received on judgment on 2.12.13
for projects within 12.08.2013. setting aside CERC order
Western Region. and allowing the appeal.
Estimated Cost NKTCL is initiating steps
2700 cr. for implementing of
order. The judgment of
Appellate Tribunal
accepts delay in
clearance under section-
164 as force majeure.
According NKTCL have
requested MoP to extend
the validity of section 68
clearance vide their letter
dtd 14.1.2014
Beneficiaries have
appealed SC.
Work Yet to start.

2 Transmission System REC (i) Raichur-Sholapur 765 kV S/C
Associated with line-1-208 ckm Commissioned on
Krishnapattnam UMPP- RSTCL (Consortium of Patel- 30.6.2014
Synchronous Simplex- BSTranscomm)
interconnection between
SR and WR (Part-B) Milestones:
Estimated Cost (i) LOI placed on 16.12.2010
440 cr (ii) SPV acquired on 7.1.2011
Trans. license received on
24.8.2011
(iii) Approval u/s 164 received on
29.8.2011.
(iv) Tariff adoption on 12.8.2011
(v) Original COD : Jan 2014
3 System strengthening PFC Line commissioned in
common for WR and NR (i) Dhramjaygarh- 09/15
Estimated Cost JTCL(Sterlite Grid) Jabalpur 765 kV D/C 765 kV lines
1720 cr Line commissioned in
Milestones: (ii) Jabalpur-Bina 765 kV S/C line 06/15
(i) LOI placed on 31.01.2011
(ii) Special Purpose Vehicle
acquired on 31.03.2011
(iii) Scheduled Completion Date
is 31.03.2014.
(iv) Transmission License
granted on 12.10.2011.
(v) Tariff adoption approval on
28.10.2011
(vi) Clearance under Section 164
: received on 12.07.13
Milestones
4 System strengthening for PFC Line commissioned in
WR (i) Jabalpur-Bhopal 765 kV S/C line 06/15
Estimated Cost BDTCL(Sterlite Grid)
2900 cr (ii) Bhopal-Indore 765 kV S/C line Line commissioned in
Milestones: 10/14
(i) LOI placed on 19.1.2011
(ii) SPV acquired on 31.3.2011
(iii) Trans. license received on
12.10.2011 (iii) 2x1500 MVA 765/400 kV Commissioned in
(iv) Approval u/s 164 received substation at Bhopal 7/2014
on29.01.2013
(v) Tariff adoption on28.10.2011 (iv) Bhopal-Bhopal (MPPTCL) 400 Line Commissioned in
Original COD : Mar2014 kV D/c quad line. 7/2014
(v) Aurangabad-Dhule 765 kV S/C Line commissioned in

line 10/14
(vi) Dhule-Vadodara 765 kV S/C Line commissioned on

line 10/15
(vii) 2x1500 MVA, 765/400 kV Commissioned on
substation at Dhule 11/14
(viii) Dhule - Dhule(Msetcl)400 kV Line Commissioned on

D/C Line 11/14
5 Transmission System PFC (i) DGEN TPS – Vadodara 400 Completion Target :
associated with DGEN kV D/C, Twin Moose line. May 2018
TPS (1200 MW) of M/s Instalaciones Inabensa, S.A. (ii) Navsari – Bhestan 220 kV
Torrent Power Ltd. Spain D/C line
Milestones:
(i) LoI issued on 19.05.2014
(ii) Approval under section 68
on 30.01.2014.
(iii) Approval under Sec 164 of
EA,2003 on 24.04.2016
6 Transmission System REC (i) Gadarwara STPS-Jabalpu Completion Target:
associated with Pool 765 D/C line November, 2017
Gadarwara STPS (2x800 Powergrid Warora Transmisson (ii) Gadarwara STPS- Warora
MW) of NTPC (Part-A) Limited (A subsidiary of PGCIL) P.S. (New) 765 D/C line
Milestones: (iii) LILO of both Ckts. Of
(i) Date of issuance of RFQ Wardha-Parli 400 kV D/C at
:15.08.2014 Warora P.S. (2xD/C).
(ii) Date of RFP:14.11.2014 (iv) Warora 765/400 kV P.S.
(iii) Date of signing of TSA: (2x1500 MVA).
09.02.2015
7 Transmission System REC (i) Warora P.S.-Parli (New) 765 Completion Target:
associated with kV D/C line January, 2018
Gadarwara STPS (2x800 Powergrid Parli Transmisson (ii) Parli(New)-Solapur 765 D/c
MW) of NTPC (Part-B). Limited (A subsidiary of PGCIL) line
Milestones: (iii) Parli (New)-Parli (PG) 400 kV
(i) Date of issuance of RFQ D/C (Quad) line
:07.08.2014 (iv) 765/400 kV Parli (New) Sub-
(ii) Date of RFP:14.11.2014 station (2x1500 MVA).
(iii) Date of signing of TSA:
09.02.2015
8 Transmission System REC (i) Vindhyachal P. S- Jabalpur P. Completion Target:

Strengthening associated S. 765 kV D/C line. June,2018
with Vindhyachal- V Powergrid Jabalpur Transmisson
Limited (A subsidiary of PGCIL)
Milestones:
(i) Date of issuance of RFQ
Milestones
:20.08.2014
(ii) Date of RFP:22.10.14
(iii) SPV has been acquired by
the successful bidder on
26.02.2015
(iv) Date of filing of petition for
adaptation of tariff and
grant of license :
26.02.2015
(v) Approval u/s 164 of
EA,2003: September,2016
9 System strengthening for PFC (i) Gwalior 765/400 kV – Morena Scheduled Date of
IPPs in Chhattisgarh and 400 kV D/C line 400 kV D/C Completion: 22.03.2019
other generation projects Chhattisgarh-WR Transmission Length- 50 km
in Western Region Ltd. (A subsidiary of Adani Power (ii) Establishment of substation at Anticipated Date of
Limited) Morena 400/ 220 kV 2X315 Completion: May’18
MVA
Milestones: (iii) Vindhyachal-IV & V STPP –
(i) MoP vide letter dated Vindhyachal Pool 400 kV D/C
15.01.2014 trans dated 15- (Quad) 2nd line 400 kV D/C
07-2014 & Gazette Length-15 km
Notification dated 09.07.14 (iv) Sasan UMPP – Vindhyachal
appointed PFCCL as BPC. Pooling station 765 kV S/C line
(ii) SPV incorporated on 765 KV S/C (Length-8 km)
24.12.2014 (v) LILO of one circuit of
(iii) RFQ notice published on Aurangabad – Padghe 765 kV
29.12.2015. D/C line at Pune 765 kV D/C
(iv) LoI issued to the successful Length-50 km
bidder Adani Power Ltd on
28.07.2015.
EA,2003: September,2016:
October,2016
10 Additional System PFC (i) Sipat – Bilaspur Pooling Scheduled Date of

Strengthening for Sipat Station765 kV S/C line Completion: 22.03.2019
STPS Sipat Transmission Ltd (A 765 kV S/C Length-25 km
subsidiary of Adani Power Limited) (ii) Bilaspur Pooling Station - Anticipated Date of
Milestones: Rajnandgaon765 kV D/C line Completion: Jul’18
(i) MoP vide letter dated 765 kV D/C Length-180
15.01.2014 trans dated km
15-07-2014 & Gazette
Notification dated
09.07.14 appointed
PFCCL as BPC.
(ii) SPV incorporated on
23.12.2014
(iii) RFQ issued on
01.01.2015.
(iv) LoI issued to the
successful bidder
Adani Power Ltd on
28.07.2015
EA,2003:
September,2016:
August,2016
11 Additional System PFC (i) Raipur (Pool) – Rajnandgaon Scheduled Date of
Strengthening Scheme for 765 kV D/C line 765 KV Completion: 22.11.2018
Chhattisgarh IPPs – Part Raipur – Rajnandgaon - Warora D/C Length-60 KM
B Transmission Ltd (A subsidiary of (ii) Rajnandgaon – New Pooling Anticipated Date of
Adani Power Limited) station near Warora 765 kV Completion: Jul’18
D/C line 765 KV
Milestones: D/C Length- 270 KM
(i) MoP vide letter dated (iii) Establishment of new
15.01.2014 trans dated substation near Rajnandgaon
15-07-2014 & Gazette 765/400kV 2x1500
Notification dated MVA
Milestones
09.07.14 appointed
PFCCL as BPC.
23.12.2014
(iii) RFQ notice published
on 01.01.2015.
(iv) LoI issued to the
successful bidder
Adani Power Ltd on
28.07.2015
EA,2003:
September,2016:
June,2016
12 Additional inter-Regional PFC (i) Establishment of 765/400kV
AC link for import into substations at Warangal (New) SPV Transferred
Southern Region i.e. Warora Kurnool Transmission Ltd with 2x1500 MVA transformers
Warora – Warangal and (A subsidiary of Essel Infraprojects and 2x240 MVAR bus reactors.
Chilakaluripeta - Limited) 765/400kV Scheduled Date of
Hyderabad - Kurnool (ii) Warora Pool – Warangal (New) Completion : Nov-2019
765kV link Milestones: 765kV D/c line with 240 MVAR
(i) MoP vide Gazette switchable line reactor at both
Notification dated ends. 765 KV D/C
06.02.15 appointed Length- 350 KM
PFCCL as BPC. (iii) Warangal (New) –Hyderabad
(ii) SPV incorporated on 765 kV D/c line with 330 MVAR
20.04.20155RFQ notice switchable line reactor at
published on Warangal end. 756 KV
23.04.2015. D/C Length- 160 KM
(iii) RfQ responses (iv) Warangal (New) – Warangal
received and opened (existing) 400 kV (quad) D/c
on 22.05.2015. RfQ line. 400KV D/C Length-10
evaluation completed. KM
(iv) The revised RfQ has (v) Hyderabad – Kurnool 765 kV
been re-issued on D/c line with 240 MVAR
11.09.2015 with switchable line reactor at
submission of response Kurnool end. 765 KV D/C
due on 12.10.2015. Length- 170 KM
(v) 5 nos. RfQ responses (vi) Warangal (New) –
received on schedule Chilakaluripeta 765kV D/c line
date i.e 12.10.2015 and with 240 MVAR switchable line
opened on the same reactor at both ends.765 KV
day. The RfQ evaluation D/C Length-250
is under progress. (vii) Cuddapah – Hoodi 400kV
(quad) D/c line with 63 MVAR
switchable line reactor at both
ends. 400 KV D/C
Length-200
13 Common Transmission PFC (i) OPGC (IB TPS) – Jharsuguda
System for Phase-II (Sundargarh) 400kV D/C line SPV Transferred
Generation Projects in Orissa Generation Phase-II with Triple Snowbird Conductor
Odisha and Immediate Transmission Limited (A subsidiary 400 kV D/C Length- 50
Evacuation System for of Sterlite Grid Limited) KM Scheduled Date of
OPGC (1320 MW) Project Completion: 08.08.2019
in Odisha Milestones: (ii) Jharsuguda (Sundargarh) –
(i) MoP vide Gazette Raipur Pool 765 kV D/C line Anticipated Date of
Notification dated 765 KV D/C Completion: July’17
06.02.15 appointed Length- 350 KM
PFCCL as BPC.
17.04.2015
(iii) RFQ notice published
on 23.04.2015.
14. Transmission System REC Scope:

Strengthening in WR A. Connectivity system for TSA not yet signed
associated with Milestones: Khargone STPP
Khargone TPP (i). MoP vide Gazette (i) LILO of one ckt of Rajgarh- Yet to Award / Bidding
Milestones
(1320 MW) Notification dated Khandwa 400kV D/C line at under process
17.11.2015 appointed Khargone TPP
RECTPCL as BPC (ii) Khargone TPP Switchyard –
(ii). RFQ notice published Khandwa pool 400 kV D/C
on 30.11.2015. (Quad) line.
B. System strengthening in WR
in time frame of Khargone
TPP
(i) Khandwa Pool– Indore 765
kV D/C line.
(ii) Khandwa Pool– Dhule 765
kV D/C line.
(iii) Establishment of 765/400
kV, 2x1500 MVA pooling station
at Khandwa pool.
15. New WR- NR 765 kV REC (i) 765 kV Vindhyanchal Pooling
Inter-regional corridor Station- Varanasi D/C line Yet to Award
Milestones:
(i). MoP vide Gazette
Notification dated
28.10.2016 appointed
RECTPCL as BPC
16. A. Additional 400kV PFC A. Additional 400kV feed to

feed to Goa Goa Yet to Award
Milestones: (i) LILO of one ckt. of Narendra
(i). MoP vide Gazette (existing) – Narendra (New) 400kV
Notification dated D/c quad
28.10.2016 appointed line at Xeldem
B. Additional System for PFCCL as BPC (ii) Xeldem – Mapusa400kV D/c
Power Evacuation (quad) line
from Generation (iii) Establishment of 2x500MVA,
projects pooled at 400/220kV substation at Xeldem
Raigarh (Tamnar)
Pool B. Additional System for Power
Evacuation from Generation
Projects pooled at Raigarh
(Tamnar) Pool
Dharamjaygarh Pool section B -
Raigarh (Tamnar) Pool 765kV D/c
line
17. A. Connectivity System PFC A. Connectivity System for
for Lanco Vidarbha Lanco Vidarbha Thermal Yet to Award
Thermal Power Ltd. Milestones: Power Ltd. (LVTPL)
(LVTPL) (i). MoP vide Gazette (i) LVTPL TPS switchyard – Warora
Notification dated Pool 765kV D/c line
28.10.2016 appointed (ii) 2 nos of 765kV Line bays at
PFCCL as BPC Warora Pool (for LVTPL TPS
switchyard – Warora Pool 765kV
D/c line)
B. Inter State B. Inter State Transmission
Transmission system system strengthening in
strengthening in Chhatarpur area in Madhya
Chhatarpur area in Pradesh
Madhya Pradesh (i) LILO of both circuits of Satna –
Bina 400kV (1st) D/c line at Bijawar.
(There are 2 nos. of 400kV D/c lines
between Satna and Bina. One
circuit
of 2nd D/c line is proposed to be
LILOed at Sagar (MPPTCL)
Substation.
This LILO is to be done on the other
D/c line).
(ii) Establishment of 2x500MVA,
400/220kV substation at Bijawar
Annexure - 2.2
STATUS OF TRANSMISSION SCHEMES UNDER IMPLEMENTATION BY POWERGRID IN WESTERN REGION
Date of firming up Date of
Sl. Estimated Target date as of
Description of Scheme in WR standing investmen Remarks
No. Cost (Rs. Cr) now
committee t approval
th
1 Western Region System Strengthening Scheme -II 5222 20 (23.01.04) July’06
Set-A: For absorbing import in eastern and central part of
1700 Commissioned
WR Grid (POWERGRID)
Set-B: For regional strengthening in Southern
1050 Commissioned
Maharashtra (100 % private)
Set-C: For regional strengthening in Gujarat (100 %
600 --- Implementation by Reliance
private)
a) Rajgarh – Karamsad 400kV D/c commissioned
b) Limdi(Chorania) – Ranchodpura 400kV D/c commissioned
c) Ranchodpura – Zerda(Kansari) 400kV D/c commissioned
Set-D: For regional Strengthening in Northern Madhya
1050 commissioned
Pradesh (POWERGRID)
2 Western Region System Strengthening -V 722 25th (30.09.06) Dec’07 Under implementation
Vapi-Kala portion
commissioned in Mar'14.
a) 400 kV Vapi- Kala - Kudus D/c Mar'17
Kudus S/s being
implemente by MSETCL.
b) LILO of 400 kV Lonikhand - Kalwa line at Navi Cable work in progress
Dec'16
Mumbai (2km.) Critical ROW issues
Substation is ready
c) Establishment of 400/220 kV, 2 x 315 MVA new and shall be
S/s (GIS) at Navi Mumbai commissioned
matching with line
d) 220 kV Vapi- Khadoli D/c. Commissioned
Tr. System of Mundra Ultra Mega Power Project
3 4824 26th (23.02.07) Oct’08 Under implementation
(4000 MW)
a) Mundra – Bachchau -Ranchodpura 400 kV (Triple)
Commissioned
D/c
b) Mundra – Jetpur 400 kV (Triple) D/c Commissioned
c) Mundra – Limbdi 400 kV (Triple) D/c Commissioned
d) Gandhar-Navsari 400 kV D/c Commissioned
Severe ROW & Forest
e) Navsari - Boisar 400 kV D/c Dec'16
issue.
f) LILO of both circuits of Kawas-Navsari 220 kV
Commissioned
D/c at Navsari (PG)
Both Contracts terminated
due to unsatisfactory
g) Wardha-Aurangabad 400 kV(Quad) D/c (with
Mar'17 performance. Tender
provision to upgrade at 1200 kV at later date)
awarded for both the
packages.
g) Aurangabad (PG) -Aurangabad I (Waluj) 400
Commissioned
kV(Quad)
Substations
a) 40% Fixed Series Compensation each on Wardha - Commissioning matching
Mar'17
Aurangabad 400 kV D/c at Wardha end with the line
b) Establishment of new 400/220 kV, 2x315 MVA
Commissioned
substation at Navsari & Bachchau
c) Establishment of new 765/400 kV, 3x1500 MVA,
substation at Wardha for charging of Seoni - Wardha Commissioned
2xS/c lines at 765 kV level
Transmission system associated with Krishnapatnam
4 (5x800 MW) (WR Portion)- now delinked from 1928 27th (30.07.07) Under implementation
Krishnapatnam UMPP
a) Raichur – Solapur (PG) 765 kV S/c Commissioned
b) Solapur(PG) – Pune 765 kV S/c Commissioned
c) LILO of 400kV Aurangabad I (Waluj) - Pune (PG)
Commissioned
D/c & Parli (PG) - Pune (PG) D/c lines at Pune(GIS)
d) Establishment of new 765/400 kV substations at Pune
Commissioned
(GIS) with 2x1500 MVA transformation capacity
Associated transmission system of VSTPP-IV and
5 4673 29th (10.09.09) Mar’10 Under implementation
Rihand-III
Ckt-I charged on 26.06.14.
a) Rihand III- Vindhyachal Pool 765 kV D/c (initially to Ready for
Ckt-II ready for
be op. at 400kV) commissioning
commissioning in Aug'15
b) Vindhyachal IV - Vindhyachal Pool 400kV
Commissioned
D/c(Quad)
c) Vindhyachal Pool - Satna 765 kV 2xS/c Commissioned
d) Satna -Gwalior 765 kV 2xS/c Commissioned
e) Gwalior – Jaipur(South) 765 kV S/c Commissioned
f) Vindhyachal Pool-Sasan 765 kV S/c Commissioned
g) Vindhyachal Pool-Sasan 400 kV D/c Commissioned
h) Establishment of 765/400kV, 2x1500 MVA substation
Commissioned
at Vindhyachal Pool
6 Solapur STPP(2x660MW) transmission system 63.32 30th (08.07.10) Oct'13 Under implementation
a) Solapur STPP – Solapur (PG) 400kV D/c (Quad) Commissioned Line completed in Apr'15
b) Augmentation of 400/220kV ICT by 1x500MVA
rd Commissioned
transformer (3 ) at Solapur (PG)
Solapur STPP (2x660MW) transmission system (Part-
7 50.52 36th (29.08.13) Mar'15 Award placed in May'15
A)
Foundation commenced
a) Solapur STPP – Solapur (PG) 400kV 2nd D/c (Quad) Mar'17
from Nov'15
Transmission system for evacuation of Kakrapar
8 378.71 31st (27.12.10) Feb'14 Under Implementation
Atomic Power Project unit 3 &4 (2x700 MW)
Stringing commenced from
a) Kakrapar NPP – Navsari 400kV D/c – 38 km Dec'16
Mar'16
b) Kakrapar NPP – Vapi 400kV D/c - 104 km Dec'16
Transmission System associated with Mauda Stage-II nd
9 1575.3 32 (13.05.11) Sep'13 Under Implementation
(2x660 MW)
a) Mauda II – Betul 400KV D/c (Quad)-210 km Dec'16
b) Betul– Khandwa 400KV D/c (Quad)-180 km Dec'16
c) Khandwa – Indore(PG) 400kV D/c -215 km Dec'16
d) Establishment of 400/220kV 2x315MVA substation at
Dec'16
Betul
Provision of 1x315MVA ICT & Spare Converter Trf ICT commissioned in
10 for reliable auxlliary power supply at HVDC back to 143 33rd (21.10.11) - Mar'17 Mar'15. Balance work under
back station at Bhadravati progress.
Establishment of Pooling Station at Champa and
11 Raigarh (Near Tamnar) for IPP Generation Projects 2066.85 29th (10.09.09) May'11 Under Implementation
in Chhattisagrh
Other ckt terminated at
a) Champa Pooling Station - Raipur Pooling Station One ckt
D'jaygarh bypassing
765kV D/c commissioned
Champa
b) Raigarh Pooling Staiton (near Kotra) - Raigarh
Commissioned
pooling (near Tamnar) 765kV D/c
Commissioned by-
c) Champa Pooling Station - Dharamjaygarh Pooling
passing Champa
Station 765kv S/c
Pool
d)Raigarh Pooling Staiton (near Kotra) - Champa
Commissioned
pooling 765kV S/c
e) Establishment of 765/400kV 6x1500MVA Champa ICTs to be commissioned
Nov'16
Pooling Station with C-K HVDC Link
f)Establishment of 765/400kV 3x1500MVA Raigarh
Commissioned
Pooling Station (near Tamnar)
Transmission system strengthening in Western Part
12 2127.51 29th (10.09.09) Nov'11 Under Implemetation
of WR for IPP generation proejcts in Chhattisgarh
Stage-I Forest Clearance
a) Aurangabad(PG) – Boisar 400kV D/c (Quad) Dec'16
received in Aug'15
b) Wardha - Aurangabad (PG) 765kV D/c Commissioned
c) Establishement of 765/400kv 2x1500MVA
Commissioned
auraganbad (PG) S/s
d) Augmentation of transformation capacity at Boisar by
Commissioned
400/220kV, 1x500MVA
System strengthening in North/West part of WR for
13 2073.26 29th (10.09.09) Dec'11 Under Implementation
IPP Projects in Chhattisgarh
a) Aurangabad (PG) – Padghe(PG) 765kV D/c Mar'17 Forest clearance awaited
b) Vadodara – Asoj 400kV D/c(Quad) Commisisoned
Matching with Kudus S/s of
c) Padghe – Kudus 400kV D/c (Quad) Mar'17 MSETCL & A'bad-Padghe
line
System Strengthening in Raipur-Wardha Corridor
14 1422.85 29th (10.09.09) Jan'12 Under Implementation
for IPP projects in Chhattisgarh (DPR-6)
Stage-I Forest Clearance
a) Raipur Pooling station - Wardha 765kV 2nd D/c Dec'16 received in Jun'15 & Stage-
II in Dec'15
WR-NR HVDC interconnector for IPP Projects in 29th (10.09.09)/30th
15 9569.76 Mar'12 Under Implementation
Chhattisgarh (08.07.10)
a) A + 800kV, 3000Mw HVDC bipole between Champa
Pooling Station-Kurukshetra (NR) (provision to upgrade Nov'16
to 6000MW at a latter date)
b) Kurukshetra(NR) - Jallandhar 400kV D/c(Quad) one
Commissioned
ckt. via 400/220kV Nakodar
c) LILO of Abdullapur – Sonepat 400kV D/c(triple) at
Commissioned
Kurukshetra
d) Establishment of 3000MW 800KV HVDC bipole
terminal each at Champa Pooling station and
Nov'16
Kurukshetra(NR) respectively: to be upgraded to
6000MW.
400kV bays ready for
e) Establishment of 400/220kV 2x500 MVA S/s at
Nov'16 commissioning in Dec'15.
Kurukshetra (GIS) 2x500MVA
ICT-II under progress.
Inter-regional system strengthening scheme for WR
16 1315.9 36th (29.08.13) Oct'13 Completed
and NR-Part A
a) Solapur - Aurangabad 765kV D/c Commissioned
Transmission System Associated with Lara STPS-I th
17 400.47 17 LTA (03.01.13) Jun'14 Under Implementation
(2x800MW)
a) Lara STPS-I – Raigarh (Kotra) Pooling Station 400
Commissioned
kV D/c line – 18km
b) Lara STPS-I – Champa Pooling Station 400 kV D/c Tower erection commenced
Apr'17
(quad) line.-112km in Oct'15
Transmission System Strengthening in WR-NR
18 5151.37 35th (03.01.13) Jun'14 Award under progress
Transmission Corridor for IPPs in Chattisgarh
a) Up-gradation of + 800kV, 3000MW HVDC bipole
between Champa Pooling Station – Kurukshetra (NR) to Mar'18
6000MW
b) Kurukshetra (NR) – Jind 400kV D/c (Quad) Mar'18
Inter-regional system strengthening scheme for WR
19 6517.36 Dec'14
and NR-Part B Award placed in Mar'15
(a) 765KV D/C Jabalpur Pooling Station - Orai line Apr'18
(b) 765KV D/C Orai - Aligarh line Apr'18
(c) 400KV D/C Orai - Orai line (Q) Apr'18
(d) LILO of one ckt of Satna-Gwalior 765KV 2x S/C line
Apr'18
at Orai
(e) LILO of Agra - Meerut 765KV S/C at Aligarh Apr'18
(f) LILO of Kanpur - Jhatikara 765KV S/C at Aligarh Apr'18
20 Wardha - Hyderabad 765kV Links 3662.02 Jan'15
(a) 765KV D/C Wardha - Hyderabad line May'18
(b) 400KV D/C Nizamabad - Dichpali line May'18
Award placed in Mar'15
GREEN ENERGY CORRIDORS:- Inter State 36 / 37th
21 3705.61 Apr'15
Transmission Scheme (ISTS) - Part B (29.08.13/05.09.14) Award placed in July'15
(a) 765KV D/C Banaskanta - Chittorgarh (New) line Apr'18
(b) 765KV D/C Chittorgarh (New) - Ajmer (New) line Apr'18
(c) 400KV D/C Banaskanta - Sankhari line Apr'18
(d) Establishment of 765/400/220kV (765/400kV -
2x1500 MVA & 400/220kV - 2x500MVA) substation at Apr'18
Banaskanta
GREEN ENERGY CORRIDORS:- Inter State 36 / 37th
22 2247.37 July'15 Award under progress.
Transmission Scheme (ISTS) - Part C (29.08.13/05.09.14)
(a) 765KV D/C Bhuj Pool - Banaskanta line July'18
(d) Establishment of 765/400/220kV (765/400kV -
2x1500 MVA & 400/220kV - 2x500MVA) pooling July'18
station at Bhuj
Transmission System Strengthening Associated with
23 34th (09.05.12) Feb'15
Vindhyachal V - Part A Award placed in Aug'15
(a) 1x1500MVA, 765/400kV ICT at Vindhyachal
July'17
Pooling Station
Transmission System Strengthening Associated with Investment Approval
24 34th (09.05.12)
Vindhyachal V - Part B pending
(a) 2 nos of 765kV Line bays alongwith 2x330MVAR
Jun'18
Line Reactor at Vindhyachal Pooling Station
(a) 2 nos of 765kV Line bays alongwith 2x330MVAR
Jun'18
Line Reactor at Jabalpur Pooling Station
25 STATCOMs in Western Region 36th (29.08.13) Mar'15
(a) Aurangabad Sep'17 Award placed in Jun'15
(b) Gwalior Sep'17 Award under progress
(c) Solapur Sep'17 Award placed in Jun'15
(d) Satna Sep'17 Award placed in Jun'15
26 Western Region System Strengthening Scheme XIV 93.96 37th (05.09.14)
(a)2x500MVA, 400/220kV transformer alongwith six

July'18
nos of 220kV bays at Indore (PG) 765/400kV Substation
(b)1x500MVA, 400/220kV transformer alongwith two
July'18
nos of 220kV bays at Itarsi (PG) 400/220kV S/s
Powergrid works associated with Part-A of 36/37th
27
Transmission system for Gadarwara STPS of NTPC (29.08.13 / 05.09.14)
(a) 2 nos. 765 kV line bays at 765/400kV Jabalpur
Pooling Station of POWERGRID {for Gadarwara STPS May'17
(NTPC) - Jabalpur PS 765 kV D/c}
Powergrid works associated with Part-B of
36/37th Matching with
28 Transmission system for Gadarwara STPS of NTPC
(29.08.13 / 05.09.14) TBCB schedule
i.e. WRSS XV
(a) 2 nos. 765 kV line bays at 765/400kV Solapur sub-
station of POWERGRID {for Parli New (TBCB) -
Solapur (PG) 765 kV D/c}
(b) 2 nos 400kV line bays at existing 400kV Parli (PG)
Switching Station of POWERGRID {for Parli New
(TBCB) - Parli (PG) 400kV D/c (quad)}
Powergrid works associated with System
36th Matching with
29 Strengthening for IPPs in Chhattisgarh and other
(29.08.13) TBCB schedule
generation projects in Western Region
(a) 1 no. 765 kV line bay at 765/400kV Vindhyachal
Pooling Station of POWERGRID {for Sasan UMPP -
Vindhyachal PS (PG) 765 kV 2nd S/c}
(b) 2 no. 400 kV line bays at 765/400kV Vindhyachal
Pooling Station of POWERGRID {for Vindhaychal
(IV/V) STPP switchyard (NTPC) - Vindhyachal PS
(PG) 400 kV 2nd D/c (quad)}
(c) 2 no. 400 kV line bays at Gwalior Substation {for
Gwalior - Morena 400 kV D/c (quad)}
(d) 2 nos. 765 kV line bays at 765/400kV Pune (GIS)
sub-station of POWERGRID {for LILO of one circuit of
Aurangabad(PG) – Padghe(PG)765 kV D/c at Pune
(GIS) (PG)}
(e) 2 nos. 765 kV line bays at 765/400kV Champa
Pooling Station of POWERGRID {1for Champa PS(PG)
- Raigarh (Kotra) PS(PG) 765 kV 2nd S/c, 1 for Champa
PS(PG) – Dharamjaigarh(PG) 765 kV 2nd S/c}
(f) 1 no. 765 kV line bay at 765/400kV Raigarh (Kotra)
Pooling Station of POWERGRID {for Champa PS(PG) -
Raigarh (Kotra) PS(PG) 765 kV 2nd S/c}
(g) 1 no. 765 kV line bay at 765/400kV Dharamjaigarh
Pooling Station of POWERGRID {for Champa PS(PG)
– Dharamjaigarh(PG)765 kV 2nd S/c}
Powergrid works associated with Additional System 36/37th Matching with
30
Strengthening Scheme Chhattisagrh IPPs Part-B (29.08.13 / 05.09.14) TBCB schedule
(a) 2 nos. 765 kV line bay at 765/400kV Raipur Pooling
Station of POWERGRID {for Raipur PS(PG) –
Rajnandgaon (TBCB) 765 kV D/c}
Powergrid workds associated with Additional 36/37th Matching with
30
System Strengthening for Sipat STPS (29.08.13 / 05.09.14) TBCB schedule
(a) 3 nos. 765 kV line bays at 765/400kV Bilaspur
Pooling Station of POWERGRID (1 no. for Sipat
STPS(NTPC) - Bilapur PS(PG) 3rd 765kV S/c, 2 nos.
for Bilaspur PS(PG)-Rajnandgaon(TBCB) 765 kV D/c)
(b) 2 nos. 240 MVAR, 765 kV switchable line reactors
at 765/400kV Bilaspur PS end for Bilaspur PS(PG) -
Rajnandgaon(TBCB) 765 kV D/c
Transmission System Strengthening associated with 36th
31 266.19 Jun'18
Mundra UMPP- Part A (29.08.13)
(a) LILO of both circuits of Mundra UMPP-Limbdi
400kV D/c (triple snowbird) line at Bachau
36/38th
Transmission System Strengthening associated with
32 (29.08.13/17.07.2015 Jan'19
Mundra UMPP- Part B
)
(a) Mundra UMPP - Bhuj Pool 400kV D/c line (triple
snowbird)
13/14th LTA
Bays for Transmission System Associated with Matching with
33 (27.12.10/13.05.2011
DGEN Torrent Energy Ltd (1200MW) TBCB Line
)
(a) 2nos 400kV Bays at Vadodara (GIS)
(b) 2nos 220kV Bays at Navsari (GIS)
34 Western Region System Strengthening -16 38th (17.07.15) July'18
(a) Installation of 2x500MVA, 400/220kV ICTs with
associated bays at Parli (PG) switching station along
with provision of six nos. of 220 kV bays
(b) Provision of two nos. of 220kV bays at Mapusa
(Colvale) 400/220 kV substation
(c) Installation of 500MVA, 400/220kV (3rd) ICT with
associated bays at Satna (PG) S/s with provision of two
nos. 220kV line bays
(d) Provision of two nos. of 400 kV bays at 765/400kV
Indore(PG) substation
35 Western Region System Strengthening -17 39th (30.11.15) Mar'19
1. Provision of 1x240 MVAR switchable line reactor at
Pune GIS S/s end {for Aurangabad (PG) – Pune GIS
765kV S/C line, formed after LILO of one ckt of
Aurangabad (PG) – Padghe (PG) 765kV D/C line at
Pune GIS}.
2. Conversion of followings Fixed Line Reactor into
Switchable Line Reactors / BUS Reactor.
a. Itarsi – Indore (MPPTCL) 400kV 2xS/C lines: 420kV
50 MVAR fixed line reactors at both ends of each line
are to be converted into switchable line reactors.
b. Bina (PG) – Shujalpur 400kV D/C line: 420kV 50
MVAR fixed line reactor at Shujalpur end is to be
converted into switchable line reactor. The 420kV 63
MVAR line reactor installed at Bina (PG) end is already
switchable.
c. 1x63 MVAR BUS Reactor at Bhadravati S/s: 420kV
3. Installation of ICTs along with associated bays at
following substations of POWERGRID:
a. Khandwa 400/220kV Substation: 1x500 MVA,
400/220kV 3rd ICT.
b. Boisar 400/220kV Substation: 1x500 MVA,
400/220kV 4th ICT.
c. Kala 400/220kV Substation: 1x500 MVA, 400/220kV
3rd ICT.
d. Dehgam 400/220kV Substation: 1x500 MVA,
400/220kV 3rd ICT.
36 Western Region System Strengthening -18 39th (30.11.15) Aug'19
1. Splitting of following substation along with necessary
switching arrangement.
a. Dharamjaygarh Pool 765kV BUS
b. Raigarh Pool (Kotra) 400kV & 765kV BUS
c. Champa Pool 400 kV & 765kV BUS
2. Installation of Reactors:
a. 1X125 MVAR BUS Reactor at 400kV BUS Section A
of Dharamjaygarh Pool.
b. 1X125 MVAR BUS Reactor at 400kV BUS Section A
of Raigarh Pool (Kotra).
c. 1X240 MVAR BUS Reactor at 765kV BUS Section A
of Raigarh Pool (Kotra).
d. 1X240 MVAR BUS Reactor at 765kV BUS Section A
of Champa Pool.
e. 1X330 MVAR BUS Reactor at 765kV BUS Section B
of Dharamjaygarh Pool.
PG Works associated with Transmission System for (17.07.15 &
37 Khargone TPP 30.11.15)
1. 63 MVAr switchable line reactor along with
500Ω NGR at Rajgarh(PG) end of Khargone TPS –
Rajgarh (PG) 400kV line {formed after LILO of one Feb'18
circuit of Khandwa - Rajgarh 400 kV D/C line at
Khargone TPS, being implemented under TBCB}
2. 2 nos. of 765 kV line bays at 765/400kV Indore
Substation of POWERGRID {for termination of
July'19
Khandwa PS – Indore 765 kV D/C line, being
implemented under TBCB }
3. 240 MVAr Switchable Line Reactors along with
700Ω NGR at Indore (765/400kV S/s) end of each
July'19
circuit of Khandwa Pool – Indore 765kV D/c line (Line
being implemented under TBCB)
POWERGRID Works associated with New WR - NR Matching with
38 765kV Inter-regional corridor 40th (01.06.2016) TBCB Line
a. 2 nos. of 765kV Line Bays at Vindhyachal 765/400
kV Pooling Station;
b. 2 nos. of 765kV Line Bays along with 765kV, 1x330
MVAr line reactor in each bay at Varanasi 765/400 kV
GIS sub-station
POWERGRID Works associated with Additional Matching with
39 400kV feed to Goa 40th (01.06.2016) TBCB works
2 nos of 400kV line bays at Mapusa s/s for termination
of Xeldem – Mapusa 400kV D/c (quad) line &
1x80MVAr LR at Narendra (New) S/s for
Narendra(New) - Xeldam 400kV line
POWERGRID Works associated with Additional
Matching with
System for Power Evacuation from Generation
TBCB works
40 Projects pooled at Raigarh (Tamnar) Pool 40th (01.06.2016)
2 nos. of 765kV Line Bays each at Dharamjaygarh Pool
and Raigarh (Tamnar) Pool
Annexure 5
Study Report on addressing loading on 400kV Banaskantha-Sankhari line
In the 40th WR SCM held on 01.06.2016, issue of critical loading of Banaskantha-

Sankhari 400 kV D/c during its n-1 contingency was discussed. In the meeting, it was
decided that joint studies amongst GETCO, PGCIL and CEA shall be carried out to
address above issue.
It is to mention that recently new applications from various wind IPP/developer in

Kutch area have been received by the CTU, which are under processing. A list of
new applications (total- 2100 MW) near Bhuj PS is as under:
 Adani Green (Connectivity & LTA -500 MW)

 Inox (Connectivity-I -500 MW)
 Inox (Connectivity-II -500 MW)
 Suzlon (Connectivity-I – 250 MW)
 Suzlon (Connectivity-II – 250 MW)
 Orange (Connectivity-100 MW)
765/400kV Banaskantha Pooling station pools power from Banaskantha Solar park
(700 MW) as well as 765kV Bhuj Pooling Station. M/s Srijan Energy (Wind-300 MW)
has already been granted Connectivity/LTA at Bhuj Pooling station in last LTA
meeting held on 01.06.2016.
In order to find out a solution to control loading of 400 kV Banaskantha-Sankhari D/c

line as well as other aspects, a joint study meeting was held on 27th & 28th July 2016
amongst CEA, PGCIL & GETCO. Studies were carried out for other than peak
demand scenario in 2018-19 time frame, with Solar maximised scenario (100%) &
wind despatch scenario 40% as well as considering above new applications also.
From studies, it was observed that at 400/220kV Sankhari (GETCO) S/s, total about
1300-1400 MW is drawn which includes about 700 MW power drawl through
Sankhari ICT and balance 650 MW through Zerda & Randhodpura. Sankhari
400/220kV ICTs drawl is increased due to GETCO’s reconfiguration of 220kV lines
towards load centers which are being LILOed at Sankhari.
Majority of above power is injected from 400kV Banaskantha- Sankhari D/c line at
400kV Sankhari. In base case, flow on 400 kV Banaskantha- Sankhari line is about
544 MW/circuit, which under n-1 contingency reaches upto 978 MW. Result of base
case load flow study is enclosed at Exhibit-I.
Since drawl at 400/220kV Sankhari ICT is feeding the loads, alternatives have been
explored to address loading towards Ranchodpura & Zerda so as to control overall
loading of 400kV Banaskantha – Sankhari line.
Towards this, following three alternatives have been studied -

Alternative-1
LILO of 400 kV Zerda-Ranchodpura one line (2nd circuit) at Banaskantha(PG)PS –

30 km
Estimated Cost – Rs 55 Cr
Alternative-2
LILO of 400 kV Zerda-Soja S/c (existing) at Banaskantha(PG) PS – 35 km
Alternative-3
765 kV Banaskantha-Vadodara D/c - 340 km
Flows on various elements in three different alternatives are summarized in table as

under:
S. Element Base Case Alt- 1 Alt- 2 Alt- 3

No (MW) (MW) (MW) (MW)
Banaskantha-Sankhari 2x544 2x301 2x288 2x271
1
400 kV D/c (n-1:978) (n-1:490) (n-1:473) (n-1:478)
Banaskantha 765/400
2 2x196 2x296 2x293 -2x76
kV transformer
Banaskantha-
3 2x408 2x346 2x344 2x133
Chittorgarh 765 kV D/c
CGPL-Bhuj Pool 400
4 2x127 2x165 2x160 2x282
kV D/c
Banaskantha-Zerda
5 - 293 209 -
400 kV D/c
Banaskantha-
6 Ranchodpura 400 kV - 391 - -
D/c
Banaskantha-Soja 400
7 - - 495 -
kV D/c
Banaskantha-
8 - - - 2x702
Vadodara 765 kV D/c
From above, it may be seen that with all above three alternatives, loading on
Banskantha – Sankhari line during n-1 contingency is significantly relieved. However
Alternative -1 seems to be most economical alternative. In view of the above, LILO
of 400 kV Zerda-Ranchodpura one line (2nd circuit) at Banaskantha (PG)PS is
proposed.
Base Case
354136
354040 BANASKANTHA 354005
358136 BANASKANT PS SOJA4
BANASKANTHA
700.0
S 350.0
408.1 0.0H
0.0
104.6 347.9
407.0 To Chittorgarh
26.9
58.6 354019
To Vadodara
ZERDA
196.9
75.0
1
196.9
70.8
1
354135
358135 BHUJ POOL 420.5
BHUJ POOL n-1:978 MW
544.8 38.7
607.2 607.3
103.9
127.7 60.6
1
1
605.1 607.3 127.3 229.4
21.0 24.8 115.4 282.8 2.0
1
1
49.3
398.4
960.0
1 72.0 To Bhinmal
0.0H
354015 86.6
MUNDRA4
17.0 To Kankroli
826.9 783.6 354140 352141 354137 354003

CHARANKA SOL CHARANAKA SANKHARI DEHGM4
392.3 388.3
To Mohindergarh 88.5 79.7 71.4 To Wanakbori
826.9 783.6
1.5 354017 51.0 14.9
392.3 388.3 179.9 89.9 To Jangral 227.3
543.3 RANCHDP4 79.8 71.4
9.4 7.9 2.5
1
106.3 163.4 72.9 14.9

117.8 3.5 130.4
23.9
63.4 17.3
1
3168.0 0.1 130.4
1
118.1 85.4
327.4 17.3
1
23.9 11.1 354023 403.0 99.8
480.0 CGPL 354024 To Nagda
0.1 48.2 85.4
1
BACHAU
0.0
127.6 178.8 99.8
467.0
284.4 688.2
1
55.4 2.5
1
17.5
70.0 20.3 178.8
0.1 12.7
1
1
1
240.7 463.7
15.2
1
417.5
1
93.4 354025 32.6 399.9
VERSANA 6.2 587.9
To Jetpur 79.7
417.5 24.1 681.9
131.7 268.6 394.5 369.9
6.2 583.7 97.4
51.7 66.2 10.3 76.9
3200.0 106.0 687.2 To Pirana
164.3 36.9 369.9
125.4 To Hadala 65.2 78.3
32.7 531.5 28.8 76.9
51.4 36.9
263.5 3.3 To Limdi
531.5
250.8 23.6 28.8 466.0
3.3
121.5 263.6 132.9 44.4
405.4 To Sanand To Gandhar
18.9 37.3 466.0
96.0 161.9
To Sami 281.5 To Halvad 44.4
34.8
1
397.1 57.8
280.1 583.2 397.1 161.9
13.7
14.5 43.1 34.8
1
42.1 To Sami
392.8
253.3
4.3
69.2
1
Alt-1 LILO of 400 kV Zerda Ranchodpura at Banaskantha
354136
BANASKANTHA
700.0
S 350.0
346.3 0.0H
0.0
102.9 348.0
27.3
66.7 354019
To Vadodara
ZERDA
296.3
94.7
1
296.3 293.8 293.1
85.6 21.8 7.0
1
391.2
354135
358135 BHUJ POOL 68.4
453.4
301.8 45.8
645.2 645.3
78.5
133.9 59.1
1
1
642.9 645.3 165.3 247.1
33.7 18.6 113.8 218.5 1.6
1
1
64.4
362.1
960.0
1 62.1 To Bhinmal
0.0H
354015 55.3
MUNDRA4
14.5 To Kankroli
826.9 783.6 354140 352141 354137 388.5

354003
392.3 388.3 46.5
826.9 783.6
1.7 354017 53.2 15.7
392.3 388.3 178.6 89.3 To Jangral 52.5
301.3 RANCHDP4 89.7 75.6
9.3 7.8 38.3
1
69.3 74.9 15.7

185.1 137.0
23.8
49.1 15.7
1
3168.0 0.1 137.0
1
185.7 91.2
319.8 15.7
1
23.8 0.6 354023 307.3 100.4
0.1 20.5 91.2
1
BACHAU
0.0
165.8 185.1 100.4
452.4
219.5 611.2
1
55.6 1.1
1
15.0
72.0 20.1 185.1
8.4 16.3
1
1
1
243.1 449.3
14.8
1
412.2
1
95.3 354025 31.7 389.0
VERSANA 4.5 569.6
To Jetpur 80.0
412.2 26.6 698.7
135.0 270.2 383.9 377.0
4.5 565.6 100.0
53.8 68.0 6.4 77.9
3200.0 104.9 704.3 To Pirana
161.4 50.6 377.0
128.6 To Hadala 77.1 77.9
32.2 524.9 31.4 77.9
53.4 50.6
251.6 3.5 To Limdi
524.9
250.8 26.0 31.4 470.6
3.5
121.5 251.7 151.0 44.7
21.1 40.4 470.6
96.2 163.5
34.4
1
393.8 57.5
273.4 567.2 393.8 163.5
12.5
13.4 42.2 34.4
1
36.2 To Sami
389.6
250.9
6.0
70.2
1
Alt-2 LILO of 400 kV Zerda Soja (Existing) at Banaskantha
354136
BANASKANTHA
700.0
S 350.0
346.3 0.0H
0.0
102.9 348.0
27.3
66.7 354019
To Vadodara
ZERDA
296.3
94.7
1
296.3 293.8 293.1
85.6 21.8 7.0
1
354135 391.2
358135 BHUJ POOL 68.4 453.4
301.8 45.8
645.2 645.3
78.5
133.9 59.1
1
1
642.9 645.3 165.3 247.1
33.7 18.6 113.8 218.5 1.6
1
1
64.4
362.1
960.0
1 62.1 To Bhinmal
0.0H
354015 55.3
MUNDRA4
14.5 To Kankroli
826.9 783.6 354140 352141 354137 354003

CHARANKA SOL CHARANAKA SANKHARI 388.5
DEHGM4
392.3 388.3 46.5
826.9 783.6
1.7 354017 53.2 15.7
392.3 388.3 178.6 89.3 To Jangral 52.5
301.3 RANCHDP4 89.7 75.6
9.3 7.8 38.3
1
69.3 74.9 15.7

185.1 137.0
23.8
49.1 15.7
1
3168.0 0.1 137.0
1
185.7 91.2
319.8 15.7
1
23.8 0.6 354023 307.3 100.4
0.1 20.5 91.2
1
BACHAU
0.0
165.8 185.1 100.4
452.4
219.5 611.2
1
55.6 1.1
1
15.0
72.0 20.1 185.1
8.4 16.3
1
1
1
243.1 449.3
14.8
1
412.2
1
95.3 354025 31.7 389.0
VERSANA 4.5 569.6
To Jetpur 80.0
412.2 26.6 698.7
135.0 270.2 383.9 377.0
4.5 565.6 100.0
53.8 68.0 6.4 77.9
3200.0 104.9 704.3 To Pirana
161.4 50.6 377.0
128.6 To Hadala 77.1 77.9
32.2 524.9 31.4 77.9
53.4 50.6
251.6 3.5 To Limdi
524.9
250.8 26.0 31.4 470.6
3.5
121.5 251.7 151.0 44.7
21.1 40.4 470.6
96.2 163.5
34.4
1
393.8 57.5
273.4 567.2 393.8 163.5
12.5
13.4 42.2 34.4
1
36.2 To Sami
389.6
250.9
6.0
70.2
1
Alt-3 765 kV Banaskantha-Vadodara D/c
354136
BANASKANTHA
700.0
S 350.0
133.1 0.0H
0.0
74.5 348.1
702.2 132.9 To Chittorgarh
497.9
31.5
266.6 354019
To Vadodara
702.2 ZERDA
76.3
497.9
74.7
1
76.3
75.7
1
354135
358135 BHUJ POOL 333.6
271.8 3.1
762.5 762.8
46.8
267.7 52.0
1
1
759.5 762.8 282.8 225.1
178.4 106.6 4.5 258.0 10.9
1
1
62.7
400.9
960.0
1 107.4 To Bhinmal
0.0H
354015 83.4
MUNDRA4
45.1 To Kankroli
826.9 783.6 354140 352141 354137 354003

392.3 389.0
826.9 783.6
4.4 354017 54.6 12.9
392.3 389.0 174.3 87.2 To Jangral 112.7
271.4 RANCHDP4 19.7 14.0
6.4 6.1 88.9
1
58.0 100.9 77.4 12.9

182.2 20.7 147.2
23.3
11.2 39.0
1
3168.0 0.1 147.2
1
182.8 71.2
172.8 39.0
1
23.3 39.9 354023 228.6 98.3
0.1 48.0 71.2
1
BACHAU
0.0
283.8 175.9 98.3
410.7
259.3 564.9
1
47.5 14.1
1
4.1
94.4 22.5 175.9
8.4 86.2
1
1
1
275.7 408.1
26.3
1
388.5
1
127.8 354025 46.2 375.3
VERSANA 9.6 517.0
To Jetpur 97.6
388.5 54.7 574.2
149.9 308.9 370.6 270.5
9.6 513.7 63.0
81.8 101.1 16.2 83.5
3200.0 123.8 577.8 To Pirana
144.0 12.7 270.5
142.8 To Hadala 412.3 62.3
31.8 486.3 19.7 83.5
80.1 12.7
221.9 23.1 To Limdi
486.3
250.8 34.7 19.7 436.3
23.1
121.5 222.0 94.6 25.5
29.5 24.8 436.3
115.3 164.5
49.3
1
366.3 66.7
252.3 556.9 366.3 164.5
18.5
20.0 51.4 49.3
1
56.2 To Sami
362.7
245.5
5.1
91.8
1
Annexure 9.1
/
No. e), O I).. ft;.),�� er:,)/ I'> -0 /l P·l: IL
Dated: 07.09.2016.
Chairperson
Central Electricity Authority
Sewa Bhawan, R. K. Puram
Sector-1, New Delhi -110 066
Sub: Connectivity of Railway TSSs with ISTS network - Approval for

Connectivity.
Central Electricity Authority (CEA) in their report on ··Energy Plan fqr Indian
Railways" of Feb 2015 has advised that for connecting its existing or future
TSSs. Railways as Deemed Transmission Licence are required to communicate
their connectivity requirement to CEA & CTU for consideration of integrated
planning for ISTS in a coordinated manner.
Pursuant to above, Indian Railways is initially planning to connect its existing

TSSs between Mughal Sarai - Howrah and Delhi • Bharuch routes of Railways
by way of construction of associated infrastructure including transmission lines
and bay extension work at ISTS points preferably at 220kV. Powe requirement
of Railways from the nearby proposed ISTS points as well as the indicative
route diagrams for these sections are enclosed.
It is requested that the connectivity to Railways from these ISTS points for the
given load may kindly be communicated at the earliest for planning and
execution of transmission line works of Railways.
/ J �-:n
1
(Sudhir Garg) ·
Executive Director(EEM)
Railway Board
Copy to: CMD, PGCIL: - For kind information & n/a please.
CEO, REMCL: - For kind information & n/a please.
Annexure 9.2
Annexure - 9.3
GOVERNMENT OF INDIA
MINISTRY OF RAILWAY
RAILWAY BOARD
No. 2012/El�ct(G)/ 150/ lPt.-II Dt. 19.10.16
To,
Chief Engineer
Central Electricity Authority
Sewa Bhawan, R. K. Puram
Sector-I, new Delhi-110066
(Kind attn: Mr. Pardeep Jindal)
Sub: Connectivity of Railways TSSs with ISTS network approval for

connectivity.
Ref: This office's letter no. 2012/Elect(G)/150/1 Pt.-II dt. 09.09.16.
As desired regarding subject matter, detailed information about the

connectivity of Railways TSSs with State Utilities is attached.
Encl: As above.
� it AJJ¥ai1
Director Elect. Engg.(PS)
Railway Board
Copy: CEO/REMCL: For information and necessary action please.
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Annexure 11
ESSAR - BHACHAU UTILISATION STUDIES
Study Senario : High RE 354024 354006

BACHAU RANCHODPURA/VADAVI CHORN4
Study Case : Base Case 354023 501.0
CGPL 29.8 29.8
44.2
70.2 9.4
612.5 501.0
12.8 44.2 29.8 29.8
1
564.9 70.2 9.4
352205 352024 612.5
RENEW WP BHIMASAR 71.5
12.8 216.3
216.8
200.0 199.2 3777.4 771.1 97.5 73.1
21.1 19.3 278.0 47.9 662.4
400.0
W1 200.0 199.2 128.2
42.3R 771.1 SANAND
21.1 19.3 354147
47.9 BHACHAU NEW 662.4
220.0 352221
69.1 128.2
400.0 BHACHAU-NEW
352204 5.0 286.3 287.0
410.2 410.2
OSTRO -409 6.8 26.6
69.1 31.7 11.1
1
300.0 300.0 299.7 1
W 5.0 286.3 287.0 410.2 410.2
0.0H 0.0 2.4 6.8 354136 26.6 31.7 11.1
1
218.2 BANASKANTHA 410.2 410.2
541.5 2
1 324.4 328.4 31.7 11.1
1
27.1 354038
352161 53.4 20.9 EPGL PH2 352133
541.5
CHARADWA 324.4 328.4 218.2 LALPAR
27.1 155.2
128.0 131.0 53.4 20.9 1
147.9 397.3 144.2 30.9 37.3
240.0 17.7 19.7 1
W1 4.1 390.2 1.5 4.4 330.9
116.2H 2
354036 44.6
128.0 131.0 46.3
150.0 HALVAD NEW 399.0
17.7 19.7 400.0 24.4
187.7 2.9
1 154.2 212.3
28.2 218.0
54.5
154.2
354015 54.5
MUNDRA4 567.4
352140
51.3 HALWAD NEW 352086
209.2
0.0 MORBI
240.0
-250.1 274.4 354025 W1 46.2
VERSANA 116.2H 247.0
6.4 397.7 23.7 1
3626.3 35.2
137.1
250.1 152.9 146.3
32.5 352025 93.9 352108
VARSANA 57.8 1 HALWAD 3.3 V
14.1
152.9
400.0 31.4 110.2 111.0
57.8
3.8 559.7 195.3
194.7 0.6 0.4
31.4 18.3 61.0 39.241.4
110.2 111.0
3.8 67.2 40.0
195.3
194.7 0.6 0.4 V1
19.4H
218.7 61.0 39.241.4
0.0 559.7 169.2 212.5
1 67.2 1
354100 111.7 18.3 24.1
210.9
BHACHAUNDA 211.0
246.5 0.0
2 119.1 334.6
33.2 44.7 94.2
394.6 28.7
246.5
354051 376.6
33.2 SHAPAR HADALA
12.0
399.6
397.1
352156
SHAPAR2
12.0
354071 73.3
BHOGAT 12.0 140.8
1
73.3 18.8
352163 168.0 427.5
BHOGAT W1 213.3
81.4H 83.3
168.0 427.5
W1
81.4H 83.3 HADALA
183.2
413.1
56.0 314.2
168.0 354072 143.0
W2 KALAVAD 35.0
81.4H 183.2
314.2
56.0
35.0
413.1
206.5 168.0 351.2
W2 143.0
81.4H 147.8
395.4
351.2
147.8 352162
381.9 KALAVAD2
140.8
1 23.0
18.8
87.6
354020
354026 360.0 23.0 AMRELI4 FEDRA
VADINAR W1
174.4H 87.6 156.0
54.7 210.8 1 45.3
230.0
1 88.0
18.7R 0.0
54.7 2 282.6
45.4
88.0 88.4
230.0
2 282.6
18.7R
392.4 282.1 88.4
11.0
1 282.1
11.0
400.4
400.0
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Study Case : Extension of EPGL Bhachau till Bhogat 354023 498.6
CGPL 26.9 26.9
43.0
72.3 11.4
614.4 498.6
17.3 43.0 26.9 26.9
1
566.0 72.3 11.4
352205 352024 614.4
17.3 219.2
219.7
200.0 199.2 3777.4 773.5 99.6 75.4
17.8 16.1 238.8 42.2 658.1
400.0
W1 200.0 199.2 127.6
35.7R 773.5 SANAND
17.8 16.1 354147
220.0 352221
71.2 127.6
400.0 BHACHAU-NEW
352204 5.3 258.4 258.9
410.2 410.2
OSTRO -409 11.1 24.2
71.2 34.6 8.2
1
300.0 300.0 299.7 1
W 5.3 258.4 258.9 410.2 410.2
0.0H 0.0 2.4 11.1 354136 24.2 34.6 8.2
1
218.4 BANASKANTHA 410.2 410.2
527.0 2
1 316.2 319.9 34.6 8.2
1
31.5 354038
352161 56.6 20.1 EPGL PH2 352133
527.0
31.5 159.6
127.1 130.1 56.6 20.1 1
146.8 397.7 143.2 30.9 37.0
240.0 16.7 18.3 1
W1 2.5 390.5 2.6 4.4 337.5
116.2H 2
354036 35.9
127.1 130.1 46.0
16.7 18.3 36.5 400.0 24.7
187.7 1.3
1 153.3 7.6 212.9
28.2 218.2
55.5
153.3
354015 55.5
MUNDRA4 567.4
352140
209.7
0.0 36.5 MORBI
240.0
-240.2 272.9 354025 7.6 W1 46.0
12.8 398.2 23.9 1
3626.3 35.2
132.9
240.2 152.0 145.2
25.7 352025 93.9 352108
14.1
152.0
400.0 33.1 109.8 110.6
58.7
3.1 554.1 194.2
193.6 0.2 0.8
33.1 22.5 59.7 40.442.5
109.8 110.6
3.1 65.9 40.0
194.2
193.6 0.2 0.8 V1
19.4H
218.9 59.7 40.442.5
0.0 554.1 169.2 213.1
1 65.9 1
354100 112.0 22.5 24.1
211.4
BHACHAUNDA 211.5
247.3 0.0
2 108.2 341.3
31.4 44.8 85.2
395.4 15.2
247.3
354051 368.1
31.4 SHAPAR HADALA
3.3
399.8
397.5
352156
SHAPAR2
13.2
354071 74.5
BHOGAT
13.2 140.8
168.0 36.4 1
W1 74.5 18.8
352163 81.4H 104.1
433.9
BHOGAT 36.4 214.0
168.0 73.6
W2 104.1
168.0 81.4H 433.9
W1
81.4H 73.6 HADALA
175.0
418.2
84.8 334.4
168.0 354072 134.6
W2 KALAVAD 6.2
81.4H 175.0
334.4
84.8
6.2
418.2
211.7 379.5
134.6
72.3
396.7
379.5
72.3
394.2 352162
KALAVAD2
140.8
1 20.0
18.8
87.1
354020
354026 360.0 20.0 AMRELI4 FEDRA
VADINAR W1
174.4H 87.1 160.4
59.9 212.8 1 45.4
230.0
1 36.4
37.1R 0.0
59.9 2 286.2
45.6
36.4 89.0
230.0
2 286.2
37.1R
396.0 287.1 89.0
5.9
1 287.1
5.9
401.0
400.0
FRI, OCT 21 2016 12:41
1

CGPL 38.5 38.5
31.5
& LILO at Halvad 75.1 14.2
621.6 470.8
29.2 31.5 38.5 38.5
1
730.0 75.1 14.2
352205 352024 621.6
29.2 159.3
159.6
200.0 199.2 3777.4 782.5 112.786.3
11.4 9.7 154.9 27.3 628.4
400.0
W1 200.0 199.2 115.6
22.8R 782.5 354147 SANAND
11.4 9.7 BHACHAU NEW
27.3 628.4
220.0 352221
90.4 115.6
400.0 BHACHAU-NEW
352204 7.1 129.5 129.4
410.2 410.2
OSTRO -409 33.0 8.0
90.4 38.9 3.8
1
300.0 300.0 299.7 1
W 7.1 129.5 129.4 410.2 410.2
0.0H 0.0 2.3 33.0 354136 8.0 38.9 3.8
1
218.7 BANASKANTHA 410.2 410.2
233.8 2
1 212.7 214.4 38.9 3.8
1
35.2 354038
352161 75.1 24.2 EPGL PH2 352133
233.8
35.2 147.5
114.6 116.9 75.1 24.2 1
141.0 398.7 137.7 30.9 38.1
240.0 17.3 15.5 1
W1 0.8 391.6 2.6 4.4 336.1
116.2H 2
354036 31.8
114.6 116.9 530.3 37.8
17.3 15.5 26.1 528.6 400.0 24.3
187.7 0.4
1 140.7 213.6
28.2 218.5 17.0
54.9
140.7 530.3 528.6
354015 54.9 26.1 17.0
MUNDRA4 694.4
352140
210.8
0.0 MORBI
240.0
-211.7 143.4 354025 W1 37.7
34.3 398.9 23.5 1
3626.3 35.2
79.6
211.7 139.7 139.3
1.4 352025 93.9 352108
14.1
139.7
400.0 41.0 91.6 92.2
57.1
1.1 301.6 234.7
233.9 1.2 1.3
41.0 41.7 129.7 38.341.9
91.6 92.2
1.1 68.5 40.0
301.6 234.7
233.9 1.2 1.3 V1
19.4H
219.2 41.7 129.7 38.341.9
0.0 169.2 213.9
1 68.5 1
112.7 108.9 24.1
354100 212.6
BHACHAUNDA 43.8 212.6
108.9
245.1 0.0
2 43.8 320.3 339.7
27.0 45.1 82.3
398.3 8.6
245.1
354051 352.7
27.0 SHAPAR HADALA
7.1
400.6
398.8
352156
354071 SHAPAR2
BHOGAT
2.5
109.3
74.1
168.0 103.4
W1 2.5 140.8
81.4H 1
74.1 18.8
352163 168.0 429.5
BHOGATW2 214.6
81.4H 70.4
168.0 429.5
W1
81.4H 70.4 HADALA
214.1
424.6
85.0 251.6
168.0 354072 130.1
W2 KALAVAD 0.6
81.4H 214.1
251.6
85.0
0.6
424.6
211.9 272.8
77.3
397.8
130.1
272.8
77.3
394.7 352162
KALAVAD2
140.8
1 25.6
18.8
85.4
354020
354026 360.0 25.6 AMRELI4 FEDRA
VADINAR W1
174.4H 85.4 148.2
44.0 213.5 1 46.0
230.0
1 19.9
58.6R 0.0
44.0 2 274.7
45.7
19.9 89.7
230.0
2 274.7
58.6R
397.0 271.5 89.7
4.1
1 271.5
4.1
401.6
400.0
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1

CGPL 9.8 9.8
30.9
& LILO at Shapar 71.1 9.7
633.0 465.7
32.6 30.9 9.8 9.8
1
566.2 71.1 9.7
352205 352024 633.0
32.6 257.3
257.9
200.0 199.2 3777.4 796.8 98.0 75.2
9.3 7.7 110.4 23.0 597.3
400.0
W1 200.0 199.2 107.3
18.7R 796.8 SANAND
9.3 7.7 354147
220.0 352221
95.1 107.3
400.0 BHACHAU-NEW
352204 7.8 68.7 68.6
410.2 410.2
OSTRO -409 49.2 6.7
95.1 46.7 4.1
1
300.0 300.0 299.7 1
W 7.8 68.7 68.6 410.2 410.2
0.0H 0.0 2.3 49.2 354136 6.7 46.7 4.1
1
218.8 BANASKANTHA 410.2 410.2
362.1 2
1 218.8 220.6 46.7 4.1
1
24.8 354038
352161 79.0 19.8 EPGL PH2 352133
362.1
24.8 170.3
113.8 116.1 79.0 19.8 1
137.1 399.1 134.0 30.9 35.0
240.0 17.3 15.2 1
W1 0.3 392.1 2.6 4.4 372.0
116.2H 2
354036 31.9
113.8 116.1 36.8
17.3 15.2 400.0 24.2
187.7 1.5
1 139.9 463.3 214.0
28.2 218.7
54.9 57.0
139.9
354015 54.9
MUNDRA4 554.9
463.3 352140
211.0 57.0
0.0 MORBI
240.0
-202.8 253.9 354025 W1 36.8
29.7 400.1 23.4 1
3626.3 35.2
86.9
202.8 138.9 135.5
0.6 352025 93.9 352108
14.1
138.9
400.0 48.2 93.3 93.9
57.0
0.9 482.7 209.5
208.8 1.9 0.5
48.2 30.1 35.1 40.643.2
93.3 93.9
0.9 64.0 40.0
209.5
208.8 1.9 0.5 V1
19.4H
219.3 35.1 40.643.2
0.0 482.7 169.2 214.2
1 64.0 1
354100 112.8 30.1 24.1
212.8
BHACHAUNDA 212.9
254.0 0.0
2 11.2 376.4
24.7 45.1 74.3
397.4 13.6
254.0
354051 273.5
24.7 SHAPAR HADALA
12.2
459.9
400.7
399.0 17.3
459.9 352156
354071 SHAPAR2
17.3
BHOGAT
112.1
215.9 214.5
72.1
168.0 110.9 26.4
W1 112.1 140.8
81.4H 1
72.1 18.8
352163 168.0 90.6
BHOGATW2 216.2
81.4H 70.9
168.0 90.6
W1 214.5
81.4H 70.9 HADALA
240.4 26.4
652.9
86.7 181.1
168.0 354072 97.9
W2 KALAVAD 2.1
81.4H 240.4
181.1
86.7
2.1
192.5 652.9
212.4
74.7 97.9
192.5 400.5
74.7
396.0 352162
KALAVAD2
140.8
1 23.7
18.8
83.3
354020
354026 360.0 23.7 AMRELI4 FEDRA
VADINAR W1
174.4H 83.3 171.2
33.7 214.3 1 46.9
230.0
1 1.0
82.0R 0.0
33.7 2 244.6
45.9
1.0 87.5
230.0
2 244.6
82.0R
398.3 261.4 87.5
1.7
1 261.4
1.7
402.3
400.0
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1
Annexure 17.1
No. 15/1/2013-Trans
Government of India
Ministry of Power
Shrarn Shakti Bhawan, Rafi Marg,
New Delhi - 110001
Dated. 15th July, 2015

O R DE R
Subject: Policy for incentivizing early commissioning of Transmission projects.
The undersigned is directed to say that the Hon'ble Minister of State (IC) for Power
has approved the Policy for incentivizing early commissioning of Transmission projects
w e.f 12.06.2015 as given below:
1.1 For transmission system strengthening schemes under Tariff Based Competitive
Bidding (TBCB) and also for such schemes awarded to PGCIL under compressed time
schedule on cost plus basis, the developer shall get the following incentive for early
commissioning of transmission project(s).
(i) Entitlement of the transmission charges from the actual date of Commercial
Operation (COD) prior to the original scheduled COD. Howeve"� the number of
years of applicability of tariff would remain unchanged i.e. for 25/35 years, as the
case may be.
Note: The above mcentive will be applicable for the transmission project(s)I
element(s) which are under implementation I yet to be bid out under TBCB I yet to
be assigned to CTU (PGCIL) under compressed time schedule.
2. It is requested that the aforesaid Policy may be disseminated to all the stakeholders
for information and necessary action.
--
(S. Venkateshwarlu)
Under Secretary (Trans)
Tele.No.2332 5242
Email:transdesk-mop@nic.in
To
1. Chairperson. CEA.
2. Secretary, CERC - Also requested to make necessary changes in the Regulations of
CERC, if necessary, for smooth implementation of the Policy.
3. Principal Secretary / Secretary (Energy/Power) of all States/UTs (as per list attached)
4. CMD, PGCIL, Gurgaon.
5. CEO, REC Transmission Projects Company Ltd., New Delhi.
6. CEO, PFC Consulting Limited, New Delhi.
Annexure 17.2
No. 15/1/2013-Trans
Government of India
Ministry of Power
Sh ram Shakti Bhawan, Rafi Marg, New Delhi- 110001
Dated, 5th October, 2016

OFFICE MEMORANDUM
Subject: - Constitution of Committee to ensure smooth operationalization of the

Policy for early commissioning of Transmission Projects, issued by
Ministry of Power on 15.7.2015
The undersigned is directed to inform that it has been decided with the approval
of Competent Authority to constitute a committee to ensure smooth operationalization of
the Policy for incentivizing early commissioning of Transmission Projects, issued by
Ministry of Power on 15.7.2015.
2. Composition of the Committee shall be as mentioned below:
SI. Constituent of the Committee Capacity

No.
1 Member (Power System), CEA Chairperson
2 COO (CTU- PIQ), PGCIL Member
3 CEO,POSOCO Member
4 Chief Engineer, PSPA- II, CEA Member
5 Chief Engineer, PSPA-1, CEA Convener & Member
Secretary
6 Representatives of STUs of As_ invitees (as the case may
concerned State Utilities, LLTIC be)
and Generation project developer (if
ATS)
7 Representatives of the transmission As invitee
project developer
. 3. 9 D. Committee shall look into and resolve various issues related to Policy for
.x_,_ .-r.A ·�., 0-,yntivizing early commissio�ing of Transmission Projects in respect of various ISTS
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as per following mechanism:
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� ��rTransmission licensee may send their request for revised early Schedule,p
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Commercial Operation Date (SCoD) well in advance (i.e. 24 months in advance
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, .. . a he intended early SCOD) to the Convener & Member Secretary of the
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committee and communicate the same to the implementing agencies of the
interconnecting (upstream/ downstream) elements.
\ (ii)
The Committee, will discuss the early SCoD request received from
·o7 transmission licensee and may take a decision on early commissioning, based
on usefulness of the early commissioning for the system and mutual
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indemnification agreem�nts between Transmission Licensee/ STU/
/4 POWERGRID/ exi ting l{a smission Licensee! e tio 1�r_er, � � t�e�
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CIN: L40101DL1989GOI038121
Ref. No. C/CTU-Plg/ErTBCB
Date: 12-08-2016
Shri K. K. Arya
CE (PSP&A-1)
CEA, Sewa Bhawan
R. K. Puram
New Delhi-110066
Sub: Advancement of schedules of TBCB schemes
Sir,
As you are kindly aware, a number of TBCB schemes have been awarded for
implementation to different private Transmission Service Providers (TSP). Few of
these transmission schemes require termination of transmission lines at
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POWERGRID sub-station for which line bays are to be provided tty POWERGRID. In
this regard, few TSPs have approached POWERGRID requesting to advance the
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commissioning schedule of associated line bays so as to enable them commission
Q- ;::, their transmission lines before the scheduled date of commissioning. A list of such
schemes is enclosed.
In this regard, it may be mentioned that CERC in few orders has opined that
utilization of transmission system in the advanced timeframe should be examined
and certified by CEA. Accordingly, CEA is requested to convene a meeting of all
concerned to discuss and decide the course of action in this regar
Thanking you.
Yours faithfully,
�l.i._ �....<.
(Ashok Pal)
GM (CTU-Plg)
Copy to:
Shri Pardeep Jindal
CE (PSP&A-11)
CEA, Sewa Bhawan
R. K. Puram, New Delhi-110066
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Annexure 18
Vedanta Limited
balco
(formerly known as Sesa Sterlite Ltd.)
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BALCO/CEA/2016/01 Dated: 19-Sep-2016
To
The Chief Engineer,

Power System Planning & Appraisal-I Division,
Central Electricity Authority,
Sewa Bhawan, R. K. Puram, Sector-1, New Delhi - 110 066
Kind attention : Mr. KK Arya
Sub:- Regarding BALCO's 2 nd Grid Connectivity (new).

Ref:
1) Balco letter: BALCO/PGCIL/2016/07 Dated : 12.08.2016.
2) Balco letter: BALCO/PGCIL/2016/08 Dated : 23.08.2016. ' �
Respected Sir,
Bharat Aluminium Company Ltd., (BALCO) is having an installed Power Plant capacity of
2010MW at Korba Chhattisgarh.
BALCO has signed BPTA agreement with PGCIL for 200MW & grid connectivity agreement
of 2010MW with PGCIL dated 16Sep2013 with an interim arrangement of LILO
connection with 400KV Transmission line -01 of Korba to Birsingh_pur with permanent
connectivity to 400KV double circuit transmission line from BALCO to Dharamjaigarh /
Korba Pooling station.
BALCO originally has its connectivity through 400 KV LILO from Korba - Birsinghpur D/c
Line. Presently LILO transmission line is disconnected & kept in uncharged condition
since BALCO constructed and commissioned 400 KV D/C direct line from BALCO -
Dharamjaigarh in June2016.
Balco has tied-up a long term & medium term power sale agreement with various state
government & details are as below,
BALCO Letter no: BALCO/CEA/2016/01 Page 1 of 3
Bharat Aluminium Company Limited

Balco Nagar, Korba (Chhattisgarh) - 495 684
T +91 7759 252 316 F +91 7759 242 084 www.balcoindia.com
Registered Office: Aluminium Sadan Core - 6, Scope Office Complex, 7 Lodi Road, New Delhi - 110 003
CIN · U74899DL 1965PLC004518
Annexure 19
System Study to assess requirement of new

substation near Vapi / Ambethi area and
Kosamba- Vapi 400 kV D/c line
Joint System Study Report

CEA, CTU & GETCO
October, 2016
Abstract: This report is the outcome of studies carried out after the joint system studies
meeting among CEA, CTU and GETCO from 28th – 29th July, 2016 and proposes
establishment of Vapi – II Substation in order to ensure secure and reliable supply of power
to South Gujarat and UT of Dadra and Nagar Haveli
Study
System Study to assess requirement of new substation near Vapi / Ambethi area and
Kosamba- Vapi 400 kV D/C line
Time Frame
2021-22
Study Background
In the 38th WR SCM held on 17.07.2015 it was decided that the proposal of 400 kV
Kosamba – Vapi D/C needs to be reviewed through joint studies of CEA, CTU & GETCO
after considering the augmentation of 400kV network in southern Gujarat to be implemented
by GETCO. Further in the 39th WR SCM held on 30.11.2015, it was suggested that instead
of augmenting transformation capacity at Vapi (existing), a new substation may be proposed
near Vapi / Ambethi area to cater to the demand of DNH and Daman & Diu as there is no
space available for putting additional transformers at existing Vapi 400/220 kV substation.
POWERGRID had carried out comprehensive transmission system studies, as a part of
consultancy, for UT of Dadra and Nagar Haveli (DNH) as well as Daman and Diu (D&D) for
2021-22 timeframe. For providing adequate transformation capacity at ISTS level for power
drawl by UT of DNH, the following transmission system has been proposed by
POWERGRID:
(i) Establishment of a New 2x500MVA, 400/220kV Substation near Vapi / Ambheti
(ii) LILO of KAPP – Vapi 400kV D/c line at Vapi / Ambheti (New) Substation
(iii) Vapi / Ambheti (New) – Sayali (DNH) 220kV D/c line (high capacity)
(iv) Vapi / Ambheti (New) – New Kharadpada (DHN) 220kV D/c line (high capacity)
In the 40th WR SCM held on 01.06.2016, GETCO was of the view that outlets may be given
from the proposed Vapi(New) S/s to GETCO 220kV network. In view of the same, it was
decided that a revised study would be jointly carried out CEA, CTU and GETCO and the
proposal would be put up for approval in the next standing committee meeting. This report is
the outcome of studies carried out after the joint system studies meeting from 28th – 29th
July, 2016.
Load Generation Scenario

Load Generation Scenario of Gujarat for 2021-22 time - frame considered for this study:
Generation (MW) Demand (MW) Net Surplus (MW)

Gujarat 20504 21168 - 664 (Deficit)
Renewable generation despatch has been considered as about 10% in order to simulate a
stressed scenario when Gujarat would experience a deficit scenario.
Central Transmission Utility – Planning Division Page 1

Load Flow Study Cases & Results
As proposed by GETCO, Chikhli S/s (under planning stage) has not been considered in the
studies. Further, following load flow cases have been performed:
BASE CASE – Without Vapi (New) Substation
CASE-1 – Feed from Vapi (New) Substation to GETCO 220kV network
 LILO of Chikhli(Ambetha) – Vapi(GETCO) 220kV D/c line at Vapi(New) S/s

 Vapi(New) – Atul 220kV D/c line
Estimated Cost – 160 Cr.
CASE-2 – Feed from Vapi (New) Substation to GETCO as well as DNHPDCL 220kV
network
 Case – 1 Network (Interconnection with GETCO 220kV network)

 Vapi(New) – Kharadpada (DNH) 220kV D/c line (high capacity proposed)
 Vapi(New) – Sayali 220kV D/c line (high capacity proposed)
Estimated Cost – 222 Cr.
Load flow study exhibits are available at Exhibit – 1. Summary of the load Flow results are
as given below:
TABLE-1
Sl. Line/ICT BASE CASE CASE-1 Loading CASE-2 Loading

Loading (MW) (MW) (MW)
1 Vapi(New) – n/a
2x155 (251*) 2x65 (98)
Vapi(existing) 220kV D/c
2 Kala – New Kharadpada 2x165 (245*)
2x152 (226) 1x105 (137)
(DNH) 220kV D/c
3 Vapi(PG) – Kharadpada 2x94
2x107 (149) 2x27
220kV D/c
4 Kala ICTs 2x253+402 2x236 + 374
2x199+316 (2x260)
(2x315+500MVA) (2x350*) (2x324*)
5 Vapi ICTs (3x315MVA) 3x246
3x202 (2x234) 3x180 (2x207)
(2x290*)
6 Vapi (New) ICTs n/a
2x216 (286) 2x285 (351)
(2x500MVA)
*Critical Loadings observed
Values in brackets represent power flow on the line under N-1 outage of parallel circuit
In the second case, it is observed N-1 outage constraints are relieved considerably.
Moreover, reliable feed of power to DNH as well as GETCO networks is also achieved
through Vapi (New) S/s. Further flow on Kosamba – Vapi 400kV D/c line when it is put into
service in both the cases is as given below: Case – 1 : 2x61MW ; Case – 2 : 2x52MW.
Hence, it may be concluded that Padghe(PG) – Kudus 400kV D/c line provides a powerful
ISTS feed to Vapi 400/220kV S/s (via Kala S/s), thereby eliminating the need for another
400kV feed to South Gujarat in the form of Kosamba – Vapi 400kV D/c line.

Recommendations
1. In order to ensure that all 400kV and 220kV system in Vapi area is N-1 as well as N-1-1
compliant and seemless supply of power to South Gujarat and DNH area, following
transmission system is proposed:
Inter-state Transmission System Strengthening Near Vapi Area
i. Establishment of 2x500MVA, 400/220kV S/s near Vapi / Ambheti (Vapi – II )

ii. LILO of KAPP – Vapi 400kV D/c line at Vapi – II
iii. 1x125MVAr bus reactor at Vapi – II Substation
iv. Following 220kV connectivity from Vapi – II is proposed:
For Gujarat (GETCO)
 Vapi-II – Atul (GETCO) 220kV D/c line
 LILO of Chikhli(Ambetha) – Vapi(GETCO) 220kV D/c line at Vapi-II
For Dadra and Nagar Haveli (DNHPDCL)
 Vapi-II – Sayali (DNH) 220kV D/c line (high capacity)
 Vapi-II – New Kharadpada (DHN) 220kV D/c line (high capacity)
The above system also ensures supply of power to Chikhli area thereby eliminating need of
establishment of a new substation in Chikhli area by GETCO. Here, it may be mentioned
that the above ISTS strengthening has been worked out assuming the following intra-state
works which are proposed to be implemented by DNHPDCL in matching time-frame (in
DNHPDCL Draft Consultancy report):
Intra-state Transmission System Strengthening in DNHPDCL network
1. Strengthening required at 220kV level

i. LILO of Vaghchipa – Khadoli 2nd 220kV line at Sayali Substation
ii. Kala (PG) – Khadoli 220kV 2nd D/c line (New)
iii. Kharadpada – New Kharadpada 220kV 2nd D/c line (New)
iv. Conversion of New Kharadpada 220kV switching station into 2x160MVA,
220/66kV substation
v. Augmentation of Transformation capacity at 220/66kV Vaghchipa substation by
160MVA (3rd ICT)
2. Strengthening required at 66kV level

vi. New Kharadpada – Amli 66kV D/c line (High Capacity/HTLS conductor)
vii. New Kharadpada – Rakholi 66kV D/c line (High Capacity/HTLS conductor)
viii. Vaghchipa – Dadra 66kV line, which is under construction, may be constructed
with high capacity/HTLS conductor. Further, Waghdara – Dadra 66kV S/c line
may be put into service under normal conditions so as to support the system
under n-1 outage of Vaghchipa – Dadra line
ix. Khadoli (220/66kV) – Khadoli (66/11kV) 66kV D/c line shall have to be
strengthened through another 66kV D/c line or reconductoring with high
capacity/HTLS conductor.
2. There is no requirement of Kosamba – Vapi 400kV D/c line with the commissioning of
Padghe (PG) – Kudus 400kV D/c line which serves as a strong infeed link to South
Gujarat from Maharashtra.

EXHIBIT-1 : VAPI-II STUDY REPORT
354047 352047
Gujarat LGB Zone 35 Summary: VAV4 VAV
Net Interchange : -664.07 MW, 1436.92 MVAR 214.5
Zone loads : 20813.95 MW, 3204.07 MVAR
21.0 0.0
Zone generation : 20503.81 MW, -4416.62 MVAR 1
Zone losses : 353.94 MW, 4300.07 MVAR 214.5 10.5
21.0
VAPI AREA
354002 214.5 392.3
GANCS4 1 354029
21.0 65.4 KOSAMBA
3.2 219.5
164.1 BASE CASE
41.8
111.1
0.0
1 87.5
113.5
352007 34.3
UKAIT2 134.7
13.3
1
354007
404.6 401.7
UKAI4 3.6
170.5 15
4 58.2
27.0R 0.0
13.5 21.2 1
74.3
170.5
5 92.5 87.7 354034
27.0R 33 NAVSARI
21.4 71.2 0.5 404.8
170.1
3 479.6 87.7
26.9R 26.5
125.0 71.2
2 402.3
354078
220.0 354010 KAKRAPARAPP
VAPI4 650.0 650.0
354012 354070
SUGEN4 2 1
VAPI NEW 45.4R 45.4R
402.0 374018 15.4
289.2 357.9
100.5 BOISAR 162.7
93.1 79.8
404.2
322009 352010 50.0 289.2 357.9
MAGARWD2-A 289.1 352170 352098 79.8
VAPI_PG2 36.6 93.1
386.2 VAPI NEW AMBETHA

97.4 400.0
65.2 246.1
1
56.9
30.2 32.3 289.1 170.5
21.1 1
97.4 24.3
65.2 246.1
1
56.9
30.2 32.3 21.1
402.1
209.1 246.1
1
332007 392.2
352079 32.3 VAGHCHIPA 216.3
BHD2 102.5
29.3
352150
102.5 ATUL2
64.8 29.3 332008
280.2 SAYALI
1 10.0 336007
46.7 24.7 VAGHCHIPA 11.6
61.9 33.4 391.2
76.1 76.1 19.7
9.7
1.4 6.4
1
11.6 212.8
61.9 336025 332006
76.1 19.7 SAYALI ALOK IND 332002
9.7 KHADOLI
6.4 332003
1
64.6 122.9 122.9

210.9 1 212.5 KALA 334003
76.1 10.1 17.5 17.5
1
211.0 144.7
KALA DNH
6.4
1
64.6 209.2 138.0

62.6 209.5 13.5
10.1 0.8
1
113.1
144.7
352049 138.0 98.2
62.2 VAPI2 336002 13.5
0.8
372336 KHADOLI6 113.1
TARAPUR220 209.4 56.5 144.7 1
100.9 100.9 98.2
28.1 13.5
116.0 9.5 18.6
1
1 402.1 402.1
1
96.0H 352078 6.6 56.5 144.7

KAKRA2 100.9 33.9 78.4
4.7 28.1 13.5
116.0 18.6
1
2 194.4 91.3 253.3

1
96.0H 1
0.2R 25.1 326.9 100.9 21.4
0.0 1 164.6
1 70.0 18.6332004
1
10.1
1 18.2 168.0 332001 NEW KHARDPDA 10.5 253.3
1
3.0 2 91.3 KARARPD2

62.2 374052
0.2R 209.9 21.4
210.5 25.1
.6 KUDUS
94.0
211.8 164 10.5
220.0 567.5
24.1 210.3
94.0 9.6
336001 24.1 332005
KARARPD6 RIL 567.5
22.8 9.6
53.7 53.7
1.0
8.3 8.6 7.6
1
1 107.5 390.7 388.3

5.0H 22.8 CS
53.7 53.7 15.3
1.0 336104
8.6 7.6
1
NEW KHARDPDA
62.1
TR
20.5 85.8 22.8 64.4 64.4
1
208.8
13.7 1.0 2.6 1.0
1
91.0 85.8 22.8 64.4 64.4

1
CS
13.0 13.7 1.0 2.6 1.0
1
Bus - Voltage
(kV) 208.8 62.6
62.1 208.8
Branch - MW/Mvar
Equipment - MW/Mvar
kV: >0.000<=66.000 <=132.000 <=220.000 <=400.000 <=765.000

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354047 352047
22.0 0.0
22.0
VAPI AREA
354002 201.1 392.3
GANCS4 1 354029
22.0 65.4 KOSAMBA
13.8 219.6
167.5 CASE 1
40.9
108.9
0.0
1 92.9
113.6
352007 35.2
UKAIT2 125.0
11.3
1
354007
404.8 402.0
UKAI4 0.3
170.5 16
4 51.4
32.8R 0.0
15.0 22.8 1
74.4
170.5
5 81.7 93.1 354034
32.8R 29 NAVSARI
23.8 72.0 0.6 405.0
170.1
3 479.6 93.1
32.7R 24.6
125.0 72.0
2 402.5
354078
VAPI4 650.0 650.0
354012 354070
SUGEN4 2 1
402.0 374018 28.8
338.2 308.7
100.5 BOISAR 163.0
93.0 80.1
404.3
322009 352010 1.7 338.2 308.7
MAGARWD2-A 122.2 352170 352098 80.1
VAPI_PG2 34.6 93.0

78.1 400.0
67.5 201.8
1
215.9 215.9 10.8

30.6 30.3 122.2 170.5
20.9 8.6 17.4 1
1
78.1 24.3
67.5 201.8
1
215.9 215.9 10.8

30.6 30.3
20.9 8.6 17.4
1
402.4
209.4 201.8
1
332007 391.6
352079 30.3 VAGHCHIPA 216.9
BHD2 121.1
28.5
352150
121.1 ATUL2
155.5
42.7 28.5 332008
280.2 SAYALI
34.1 71.0
1 10.5 336007
46.7 111.7 VAGHCHIPA 0.9
6.6
40.8 38.4 390.9
76.3 76.3 19.0 34.1 71.0
10.1
155.5
1.3 6.3 0.9

1
6.6 214.6
40.8 336025 332006
76.3 19.0 SAYALI ALOK IND 332002
10.1 KHADOLI
6.3 332003
1
64.8 122.9 122.9

211.5 1 214.1 KALA 334003
76.3 10.1 17.5 17.5
1
211.4 135.1
KALA DNH
6.3
1
64.8 209.5 120.0

62.7 209.8 13.5
10.1 0.7
1
167.2
135.1
352049
155.0
62.3
120.0 94.5
VAPI2 336002 0.7
13.5
372336 KHADOLI6 167.2

TARAPUR220 209.7 135.1 1
100.2 100.2 94.5
32.9 13.5
116.0 9.5 18.4
1
1 374.1 374.1
1
96.0H 352078 22.9 155.0 135.1

KAKRA2 100.2 33.3 71.8
5.2 32.9 13.5
116.0 18.4
1
2 194.4 75.9 235.7

1
96.0H 1
9.3R 23.9 326.9 100.2 21.0
0.0 1 152.2
1 70.0 18.4332004
1
10.1
1 18.3 168.0 332001 NEW KHARDPDA 10.2 235.7
1
3.0 2 75.9 KARARPD2

62.3 374052
8.0R 210.1 21.0
210.7 23.9
.2 KUDUS
106.7213.0 152 10.2
220.0 590.0
23.5 210.6
106.7 13.4
336001 23.5 332005
KARARPD6 RIL 590.0
16.5 13.4
53.7 53.7
0.7
8.3 8.5 7.6
1
1 107.5 390.7 388.3

5.0H 16.5 CS
53.7 53.7 15.3
0.7 336104
8.5 7.6
1
NEW KHARDPDA
62.1
TR
20.5 86.0 16.5 64.6 64.6
1
209.1
13.6 0.7 2.5 1.1
1
91.0 86.0 16.5 64.6 64.6

1
CS
13.0 13.6 0.7 2.5 1.1
1
Bus - Voltage
(kV) 209.1 62.7
62.2 209.1
Branch - MW/Mvar
Equipment - MW/Mvar
kV: >0.000<=66.000 <=132.000 <=220.000 <=400.000 <=765.000

1
354047 352047
22.0 0.0
22.0
VAPI AREA
354002 205.0 392.3
GANCS4 1 354029
22.0 65.4 KOSAMBA
10.1 219.7
167.3 CASE 2
41.6
108.4
0.0
1 91.2
113.7
352007 35.6
UKAIT2 126.9
11.1
1
354007
405.0 402.1
UKAI4 8.5
170.5 15
4 53.5
34.5R 0.0
15.6 23.5 1
74.4
170.5
5 85.0 91.3 354034
34.5R 30 NAVSARI
24.7 72.5 0.5 405.1
170.1
3 479.6 91.3
34.4R 22.6
125.0 72.5
2 402.6
354078
VAPI4 650.0 650.0
354012 354070
SUGEN4 2 1
402.0 374018 17.7
334.6 312.3
100.5 BOISAR 151.3
75.5 86.7
404.9
322009 352010 3.8 334.6 312.3
MAGARWD2-A 49.6 352170 352098 86.7
VAPI_PG2 42.4 75.5

36.7 400.0
71.0 180.2
1
285.0 285.0 36.2

33.2 17.1 49.6 170.5
45.1 23.5 17.1 1
1
36.7 24.3
71.0 180.2
1
285.0 285.0 36.2

33.2 17.1
45.1 23.5 17.1
1
402.6
211.7 180.2
1
332007 393.1
352079 17.1 VAGHCHIPA 217.0
BHD2 42.1
0.7
352150
42.1 ATUL2
64.7
72.4 0.7 332008
280.2 SAYALI
14.4 32.9
1 1.3 336007
46.7 49.3 VAGHCHIPA 4.5
69.6 90.6 64.7
69.1 1.7 392.8
74.5 74.5 6.6 36.4 14.4 32.9
1.3
0.3 4.9 4.5
1
69.6 90.6 214.3

69.1 336025 332006
74.5 6.6 SAYALI 36.4 ALOK IND 332002
1.3 KHADOLI
4.9 332003
1
63.7 122.9 122.9

213.4 1 214.3 KALA 334003
74.5 8.9 17.5 17.5
1
213.9 125.9
KALA DNH
4.9
1
63.7 213.6 104.5

64.0 213.7 5.8
8.9 12.9
1
214.2
125.9
352049 104.5 68.5
63.6 VAPI2 336002 5.8
12.9
372336 KHADOLI6 214.2
TARAPUR220 213.8 64.6 125.9 1
98.2 98.2 68.5
15.7 5.8
116.0 8.1 16.3
1
1 316.3 316.3
1
96.0H 352078 10.7 64.6 125.9

KAKRA2 98.2 4.6 31.0
5.4 15.7 5.8
116.0 16.3
1
2 194.4 79.6 199.3

1
96.0H 1
13.2R 20.3 326.9 98.2 2.9
0.0 1 105.3
16.3332004
132.7
1 70.0
1
10.1
1 18.4 168.0 332001 NEW KHARDPDA 6.4 199.3
1
3.0 2 79.6 KARARPD2

63.5 374052
11.4R 213.9 2.9
211.6 20.3
26.9 5.3 6.4 KUDUS
213.6 36.2 1 0
220.0 571.6
0.5 132.7 214.2
26.9 33.5
36.2
336001 0.5 332005
KARARPD6 RIL 571.6
58.4 33.5
55.3 53.7
10.5
8.3 8.3 7.6
1
1 107.5 392.5 391.3

5.0H 58.4 CS
55.3 53.7 15.3
10.5 336104
8.3 7.6
1
NEW KHARDPDA
62.1
TR
20.5 88.5 58.4 67.1 67.1
1
213.7
13.3 10.5 2.1 1.6
1
91.0 88.5 58.4 67.1 67.1

1
CS
13.0 13.3 10.5 2.1 1.6
1
Bus - Voltage
(kV) 213.7 64.1
63.6 213.7
Branch - MW/Mvar
Equipment - MW/Mvar
kV: >0.000<=66.000 <=132.000 <=220.000 <=400.000 <=765.000

1
Annexure 20
Study for Utilization of Navi Mumbai 400/220kV Substation : Time Frame 2021-22
2+ Connecting NM -
2 + Padghe PG -
1 + LILO of Kharghar line with
Kharghar 400kV
Padghe-Kharghar Kharghar - Kalwa 7+ Padghe PG -
D/c line with one 4 + LILO of one 4 + LILO of one
Base Case i.e. 400kV S/c and 2 + Padghe PG - line so as to form 7+ Padghe PG - Kharghar 400kV
2 + Padghe PG - ckt terminating ckt of 4 + LILO of one ckt of Padghe PG
Sl. w/o Navi LILO of Apta - Ghatkopar NM - Kalwa 400kV Kharghar 400kV D/c (Quad) line
Line / ICT Loading in MW NM 400kV D/c to one ckt of Ghatkopar - ckt of Paghe PG -- Ghatkopar
No. Mumbai (NM) Kalwa 220kV S/c 400kV D/c (Q) S/c bypassing D/c (Quad) line & Padghe PG -
(Quad) line Ghatkopar - Kharghar 400kV Kharghar @ NM 400kV D/c (Q) @
s/s & Kharghar - line Kharghar S/s (in (one ckt via NM) NM 400kV D/c
Kharghar 400kV D/c @NM NM
Khandalgaon order to spare 2nos. (Quad) Line
D/c bypassing
220kV S/c @ NM 400kV line bays at
Kharghar S/s
Kharghar s/s)
Case ID -> 1 2 3 4 5 6 6a 6b 7 8 9
Alternatives as per MoM dtd
i ii iii iv v vi Addl. Alt. Base Case Addl. Alt. I Addl. Alt. II
10.08.2016
ICT Loadings
400/220kV Kalwa
1 3*353+434 3*335+411 3*365+449 3*366+450 3*366+450 3*364+448 3*369+454 3*363+447 3*390+479 3*369+453 3*375+461
(3x500+600MVA)
400/220kV Kharghar
2 3*189 3*159 3*255 3*259 3*258 3*254 3*266 3*253 3*11 3*268 3*280
(3x315MVA)
400/220kV Navi Mumbai
3 - 2*133 2*242 2*215 2*219 2*223 2*233 2*210 2*210 2*231 2*251
(2x315MVA)
4 400/220kV Vikroli (2x315MVA) 2*79 2*71 2*103 2*116 2*116 2*115 2*108 2*124 2*16 2*107 2*111
400/220kV Padghe
5 3*202+320+393 3*198+314+386 3*218+346+425 3*216+342+420 3*216+342+421 3*216+343+421 3*218+346+425 3*215+340+418 3*208+330+405 3*218+345+425 3*222+351+432
(3x315+500+600MVA)
6 400/220kV Kudus (2x500MVA) 2*577 2*576 2*382 2*391 2*390 2*391 2*375 2*399 2*580 2*375 2*343
765/400kV Padghe (PG)
7 2*822 2*821 2*1142 2*1128 2*1129 2*1127 2*1155 2*1114 2*825 2*1154 2*1028
(2x1500MVA)
765/400kV Pune (PG) GIS
8 2*948 2*950 2*762 2*770 2*769 2*770 2*754 2*778 2*943 2*754 2*723
(2x1500MVA)
Line Loadings
1 Padghe - Kalwa 400kV 2xS/C line 2*503 2*510 2*368 2*360 2*362 2*367 2*353 2*367 2*478 2*353 2*328
2 Padghe - Kharghar 400kV S/C 498 - - - - - - - - - -
Padghe - Navi Mumbai 400kV
3 - 556 129 208 197 185 148 227 421 152 81
S/C line
Navi Mumbai-Kharghar 400kV
4 - 285 1283 223 2*23 409+352 347 -194 - 160 (Q) -
S/C (or D/c) line
Navi Mumbai-Kalwa 400kV S/C
5 - - - - - - - - -2 365 483
line bypassing Khargar
6 Kalwa - Kharghar 400kV S/C line 233 337 -307 -325 -318 -298 -367 -286 - - -
Pune PG AIS - Kalwa 400kV S/C
7 729 740 510 513 514 517 496 524 706 496 457
line
Padghe PG - Navi Mumbai 400kV
8 - - 2*823 - - 1028 824 - - 839 2*453
D/c (or S/c) (Quad)
Padghe PG - Ghatkopar 400kV
9 - - - 520 521 537 - 2*750 - - -
S/c line (bypassing Khargar)
Padghe PG - Khargar 400kV S/c
10 - - - 1045 1050 - 882 - - 864 2*534
(or D/c) line (Quad)
Navi Mumbai-Ghatkopar 400kV
11 - - - - -288 - 155 - - - -
S/c line
Khargar - Ghatkopar 400kV S/c
12 2*79 2*71 2*103 -287 - -305 61 (-) 2*622 2*16 2*107 2*111
(or D/c) line
Alternative-1
miles 20
km 40
Alternative-2
miles 30
km 50
Alternative-3
miles 20
km 40
Alternative-4
miles 20
km 40
Alternative-5
miles 20
km 40
Alternative-6
miles 30
km 40
Alternative-7
miles 20
km 40
Alternative-8
miles 20
km 40
NAVI MUMBAI UTILISATION STUDIES VAPI4
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37
MAHARASTHRA LGB Zone 37 Summary: 393
Net Interchange : -6487.17 MW, 1156.94 MVAR RINFBOIS220 -43
RINFRABOISAR BOISAR BOISAR-P
Zone loads : 29747.37 MW, 4895.32 MVAR 343 354
Zone generation : 24739.21 MW, 2758.63 MVAR 34 57
Zone losses : 1479.01 MW, 19932.36 MVAR
513 354
201
TRPR3&4G 57
BASE CASE W/o NAVI MUMBAI ICTs 343 401 224
2
34 165R 36
Case ID 1 NAGOTHANE
209
-49
PADGH4 TAPS4401
1
224
165R 36 MAGARWADA-DD
16 6
666 18 208
99 118 -48
0 269 18
1
69 2
168 137
AMBENARTH400 66 18
35 62
69 64 18
387 254 22 553 395
35 22 -44 -33
47 61 -43
AURANG-CHTPM
389 368 0
COLRCHM2 -44 -50 F 254 553
735 120 47 61
TEMGHR2
102 389
61 PADGHE22 1 KUDUS
223 -43
4 202
46 413
57 KALA
-26 DNH
200 303
-52 43 202 390 540
57 -42 22
249 KUDUS220
KALWAII2 BAPGON220 35 202 540
577
84 57 22
TFIPL220 MULUND22 100 392
23
393 577 -42
201
25 100 302 203 BABLESWAR
-51
1 110 100
7 37
SALSET22 16 -53
200 320 206 306
263 272 -47
-54 KALWA4 90 123
7 14 SIEMENS22
201 503 204 306
125 -54 -49 0
246 120 123 1
47 75
4
200 503 563
253 434 394
243
KALWA-I2 -54 120 CHANDRAPUR I -38 128

0
4 50
1.1208 1.0480 2
200 702 679 563 75
KALWA110 40 151 353
-55 729 290 274 128
97 41 16.87 16.06
102 KNOWPK22 126 1.1208 1.0480
702 679
17 36 353 1 PADGHEGIS
23 233 290 274
1 3 41 16.87 16.06
5 33
KALWA2K
102 201 498
6 -54 27 353 412
17 113
1 19 41 -13 407
822 -33
102 12
6 1 201 99
17 3
-54 374
1 NAVI-MUM220 -48 NAVI-MUM 822
342
78
102 20
383 99
35 -55 -43 AURANG-CHTPM
17 PADGHEGIS
40 41
89 1368
-59 8 822
42 280
201 99 PUNE-PG-GIS
APTA-220 5
286 1227
-54 822
87 9 161 286
50 KHARGR22 99
16 KHARG33 797
TOPWORTH2 35
TALOJA22
203 22 PUNE-PG-GIS -24
-531 32 104 1 763
5 948 -33
8 24
207 202
URAN-220 22 116
-50 -54 67
KHARGAR
8 5
1 373
16 948
201 35 22 -48
-54 PAWANE220 116 AURANGBD-I
8 5 395 766
30 -37 368 -33
35
-57
494 PUNE-PG-AIS
204 112
23
-54 92 189
368
50 10
BORIVLI2 TROM-M-2 23
201 PARLI-PG
785
59 -54 61 189
141 267 413
31 4 10 PUNEPG22
785 12 -28
232
130 201 189 141
-55 28 267
19 10 GHATKOPAR400
12
79 232 785
130
6 28 141 395 414
19 NERUL220
79 0 232 785 -37 -28
202 227 1
-54 6 63 28 141 LONIKAND I
PANVEL-TSS22 49
372 211 590
88 -49 -45
200 CHAKAN 26 0
18
-55 1
203 VIKROLI400 762 266 43
NAV-GHAT
-53 109 58
1 * 79 39
VIKROLI220 389
15 8 400 1
202 0 -42
73 -54
1 1 39
5 1 * 79 391 389
8 -39 -41
15
73 39
5 1 1 8 Bus - Base voltage (kV)
* 6
* 6
30 Branch - MW/Mvar
0
VIKROLI33 -57 Equipment - MW/Mvar

39
8
kV: >0.000 <=66.000<=132.000 <=220.000 <=400.000<=765.000
200 372
1
11
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35
Zone generation : 24739.21 MW, 2713.45 MVAR
33 55
522 350
199
TRPR3&4G 55
BASE CASE 337 401 221
2
33 163R 35
Case ID 2 209 PADGH4 TAPS4401 221
NAGOTHANE -49 1
8 9
666 18 209
99 120 -48
0 266 17
1
69 4
169 137
67 18
AMBENARTH400 35 61
69 63 17
387 251 22 554 395
35 22 -43 -33
46 60 -43
AURANG-CHTPM
390 368 0
COLRCHM2 -44 -50 F 251 554
736 126 46 60
TEMGHR2
102 389
59 PADGHE22 1 KUDUS
213 -43
4 198
47 414
56 KALA
-26 DNH
201 296
-52 41 198 390 540
56 -42 21
243 KUDUS220
576
82 56 21
22
386 576 -42
201
25 100 302 203 BABLESWAR
-51
1 109 98
7 37
SALSET22 15 -52
200 314 207 305
265 271 -46
-54 KALWA4 89 122
7 13 SIEMENS22
201 510 204 305
125 -54 -48 0
249 118 122 1
46 75
4
201 510 566
255 411 394
233

0
4 49
1.1208 1.0487 2
201 702 679 566 75
KALWA110 40 62 335
-55 740 290 274 127
93 40 16.88 16.06
103 KNOWPK22 123 1.1208 1.0487
702 679
17 34 335 1
23 337 290 274
1 3 40 16.88 16.06
5 46
103 201 556
-53
KALWA2K 21 335 412 PADGHEGIS
17 124
6 19 40 -13 408
821 -33
103 1
201 98
17 12 -53 374
6 1
-48 821
348
77
3
103 1 NAVI-MUM220 384 98
NAVI-MUM -43 AURANG-CHTPM
17 129 20 PADGHEGIS
35 46 -54 133
89 1368
-58 8 10 821
278
201 APTA-220
42 98 PUNE-PG-GIS
-53
5 133 285 1227
821
10 160 284
KHARGR22 98
94 23
KHARG33 798
TALOJA22
51 14 164 -24
TOPWORTH2 22 PUNE-PG-GIS
8 764
204 32 95 5 -33
-53 1 950
8 22
URAN-220 22 115
208 203 67
KHARGAR
12 5
-50 -52 1 372 395
16 -49 -37 950
201 35 22 285
-54 PAWANE220 76
115 AURANGBD-I
12 5 766
30 368 -33
35
-56
PUNE-PG-AIS
205 23
-53 99 159
368
50 8
BORIVLI2 TROM-M-2 23
202 786 PARLI-PG
59 -54 64 159
140 267 414
31 4 8 PUNEPG22
786 12 -28
230
145 202 159 140
-55 28 267
19 8 GHATKOPAR400
12
71 230 786
145
4 28 140
395 414
19 NERUL220
71 0 230 786 -37 -28
202 230 1
-54 4 63 28 140 LONIKAND I
PANVEL-TSS22 49
372 211 586
86 -49 -45
201 CHAKAN 26 0
18
-55 1
204 VIKROLI400 758 264 43
NAV-GHAT
-53 108 58
1 * 71 36
VIKROLI220 389
13 7 400 1
203 0 -42
65 -53
1 1 36
5 1 * 71 392 389
7 -39 -41
13
65 36
* 6
* 6
30 Branch - MW/Mvar
0

36
7
kV: >0.000 <=66.000<=132.000 <=220.000 <=400.000<=765.000
200 371
1
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24 43
333 324
121
TRPR3&4G 43
Case ID 3
CASE-1 313 401 205
2
24 121R 27
214 PADGH4
NAGOTHANE TAPS4401 205
-45 1
47 103
666 38 214
67 78 -45
0 196 12
1
71 43
151 137
50 38
AMBENARTH400 17 46
66 66 12
395 288 22 515 398
29 22 -41 -30
33 56 -41
AURANG-CHTPM
396 377 0
COLRCHM2 -41 -47 F 288 515
772 70 33 56
TEMGHR2
76 396
58 PADGHE22 1 KUDUS
103 -40
3 218
55 415
56 KALA
-25 DNH
206 246
-48 30 218 397 369
56 -40 31
202 KUDUS220
382
58 56 31
15
425 382 -41
207
25 100 303 209 BABLESWAR
-48
1 109 64
7 36
SALSET22 12 -48
207 346 211 439
260 272 -44
-49 KALWA4 89 153
6 11 SIEMENS22
207 368 209 439
125 -49 -46 0
244 104 153 1
45 76
3
207 368 461
251 449 394
145

0
3 51
1.1214 1.0735 2
207 702 679 461 76
KALWA110 42 100 365
-50 510 291 275 65
99 42 16.95 16.15
103 KNOWPK22 97 1.1214 1.0735
702 679
17 5 365 1
23 307 291 275
1 1 42 16.95 16.15
5 32
103 207 129
-49
KALWA2K 14 365 412 PADGHEGIS
17 35
6 19 42 -12 410
319 -32
103 1
207 35
17 12 -49 386
6 1
-43 319
227
48
3
103 1 NAVI-MUM220 393 35
17 220 21 PADGHEGIS
42 47 -50 242
92 1500
-54 6 23 1142
313
207 APTA-220
42
823
122 PUNE-PG-GIS
-49
5 242 798 1293
157 1142
23 336 289
KHARGR22 122
94 68 823
KHARG33 800
TALOJA22
48 10 219 157 -23
12 764
210 32 68 5 -33
-49 1 762
8 8
URAN-220 22 43
212 KHARGAR
83
210 5 67
-45 13 388 393
12
-47 1
16 -41 -38 762
207 32 22
-50 PAWANE220 245
43 AURANGBD-I
13 5 769
31 357 -32
32
-51
PUNE-PG-AIS
211 8
-49 138 255
357
50 14
BORIVLI2 TROM-M-2 8
208 685 PARLI-PG
64 -49 78 255
107 263 416
33 3 14 PUNEPG22
685 3 -27
220
238 208 255 107
-50 27 263
23 14 GHATKOPAR400
3
103 220 685
238
12 27 107
400 416
23 NERUL220
103 0 220 685 -36 -27
208 249 1
-50 12 68 27 107 LONIKAND I
PANVEL-TSS22 49
387 214 581
50 -42 -43
207 CHAKAN 40 0
12
-50 1
210 VIKROLI400 749 263 44
NAV-GHAT
-48 115 48
1 * 103 52
VIKROLI220 394
22 11 400 1
209 0 -40
97 -48
1 1 52
6 1 * 103 397 394
11 -38 -39
22
97 52
* 6
* 6
31 Branch - MW/Mvar
0

52
11
kV: >0.000 <=66.000<=132.000 <=220.000 <=400.000<=765.000
207 386
1
11
-51 -42
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23 43
346 324
123
TRPR3&4G 43
Case ID 4
CASE-2 312 401 204
2
23 122R 27
214
NAGOTHANE PADGH4 TAPS4 401 204
-45 1
44 92
666 36 213
0 68 81 -45
197 12
1
71 39
152 137
51 36
AMBENARTH400 17 47
12
66 66
394 285 22 517 398
29 22 -41 -30
33 56 -41
AURANG-CHTPM
395 377 0
COLRCHM2 -41 -47 F 285 517
771 75 33 56
TEMGHR2
78 396
58 PADGHE22 1 KUDUS
104 -40
3 216
55 415
56 KALA
-25 DNH
206 246
-48 30 216 397 377
56 -40 31
202 KUDUS220
391
58 56 31
15
420 391 -41
207
25 100 302 209 BABLESWAR
-48
1 109 64
7 36
SALSET22 12 -48
206 342 211 432
256 272 -44
-50 KALWA4 89 152
7 11 SIEMENS22
207 360 209 432
125 -49 -46 0
240 103 152 1
45 76
4
207 360 467
247 450 394
145

0
4 51
1.1227 1.0724 2
207 702 679 467 76
KALWA110 43 119 366
-50 513 289 276 68
101 42 16.75 16.21
103 KNOWPK22 97 1.1227 1.0724
702 679
17 5 366 1
23 325 289 276
1 1 42 16.75 16.21
5 36
103 207 208
-49KALWA2K 12 366 412 PADGHEGIS
17 49
6 19 42 -12 410
343 -32
103 1
207 31
17 12 -49 385
6 1
-43 343
236
49
3
103 1 NAVI-MUM220 393 31
200
17
21 PADGHEGIS
44 46 -50 215
92 1493
-54 6 20 1128
311
207 APTA-220 122 PUNE-PG-GIS
-49 215 776 1289
1128
20 329 288
KHARGR22 122
92 62 KHARG33 800
TALOJA22
48 10 194 -23
9 764
210 32 70 5 -33
-49 1 770
8 8
URAN-220 22 45
212 210 67
KHARGAR
13 5 387 394
-46 -48 1
16 -42 -38 770
207 32 22 223
-50 PAWANE220 10
45 AURANGBD-I
13 5 769
31 357 -32
32 1045 PUNE-PG-AIS
-51 8
211 173
-49 136 259
357
50 15
BORIVLI2 TROM-M-2 8
208 689 PARLI-PG
63 -49 77 259
108 263 416
33 3 15 PUNEPG22
689 3 -27
220
233 208 259 108
-50 27 263
22 15 GHATKOPAR400
3
287 220 689
233
47 27 108
22 NERUL220 400 416
0 220 689 -36 -27
208 248 1
-50 68 27 108 LONIKAND I
PANVEL-TSS22 49
387 214 582
51 -42 -43
207 CHAKAN 40 0
12
520
-50 1
210 VIKROLI400 750 263 44
95
NAV-GHAT
-48 520 115 48
1 * 116 58
VIKROLI220 95 393
26 13 391 1
209 -40 -40
110 -49
1 1 58
7 1 * 116 397 394
13 -38 -39
26
110 58
* 6
* 6
31 Branch - MW/Mvar
0

58
13
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344 324
123
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Case ID 5
CASE-3 313 401 204
2
23 122R 27
214 PADGH4
-45 1
44 93 122R 27 MAGARWADA-DD
666 36 214
68 81 -45
0 197 12
1
71 39
152 137
51 36
AMBENARTH400 17 47
66 66 12
394 285 22 517 398
29 22 -41 -30
33 56 -41
AURANG-CHTPM
395 377 0
COLRCHM2 -41 -47 F 285 517
771 74 33 56
TEMGHR2
77 396
58 PADGHE22 1 KUDUS
104 -40
3 216
55 415
56 KALA
-25 DNH
206 246
-48 30 216 397 376
56 -40 30
202 KUDUS220
390
58 56 30
15
421 390 -41
207
25 100 302 209 BABLESWAR
-48
1 109 64
7 36
SALSET22 12 -48
206 342 211 433
256 272 -44
-50 KALWA4 89 152
7 11 SIEMENS22
207 362 209 433
125 -49 -46 0
240 103 152 1
45 76
4
207 362 466
247 450 394
145

0
4 51
1.1227 1.0725 2
207 702 679 466 76
KALWA110 43 116 366
-50 514 289 276 67
101 42 16.75 16.22
103 KNOWPK22 97 1.1227 1.0725
702 679
17 5 366 1
23 318 289 276
1 1 42 16.75 16.22
5 KALWA2K 36
103 207 197
6 -49 12 366 412 PADGHEGIS
17 48
1 19 42 -12 410
341 -32
103 12
6 1 207 31
17 3
-49 385
235
49
103 21
393 31
203 219 -40 AURANG-CHTPM
17 -50 PADGHEGIS
43 46 20
92 1494
-54 6 219 1129
42 311
207
33 20 122 PUNE-PG-GIS
APTA-220 5
777 1290
-49 288 1129
92 63 329 288
45 122
48 10 KHARGR22
KHARG33 800
TOPWORTH2 198
TALOJA22
-491 32 70 9 764
5 769 -33
8 8
212 210
URAN-220 22 45
-46 -48 67
KHARGAR
5 394
13 1 387
16 -38 769
207 32 22 23 -42
-50 PAWANE220 28
45 AURANGBD-I
5 769
13
31 357 -32
32 23 PUNE-PG-AIS
-51 8
211 28
-49 136 258
357
50 15 1050
BORIVLI2 TROM-M-2 8
208 173 689 PARLI-PG
63 -49 77 258
107 263 416
33 3 15 PUNEPG22
689 3 -27
220
233 208 258 107
-50 27 263
22 15 GHATKOPAR400
3
220 689
233
27 107 400 416
22 NERUL220
0 220 689 -36 -27
208 248 1
-50 68 27 107 LONIKAND I
PANVEL-TSS22 49
387 214 581
51 -42 -43
CHAKAN 40
207 12 0
521
-50 1
210 VIKROLI400 750 263 44
93
NAV-GHAT
-48 521 115 48
1 * 116 58
VIKROLI220 93 394
26 13 391 1
209 -40 -40
109 -49
1 1 58
7 1 * 116 397 394
13 -38 -39
26
109 58
* 6
* 6
31 Branch - MW/Mvar
0

58
13
kV: >0.000 <=66.000<=132.000 <=220.000 <=400.000<=765.000
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Case IDADDL
CASE-3 6
313 401 205
2
23 122R 27
214 PADGH4
-45 1
44 94
666 36 213
68 80 -45
0 197 12
1
71 40
152 137
AMBENARTH400 51 36
17 47
66 66 12
394 286 22 517 398
29 22 -41 -30
33 56 -41
AURANG-CHTPM
395 377 0
COLRCHM2 -41 -47 F 286 517
771 74 33 56
TEMGHR2
77 396
58 PADGHE22 1 KUDUS
106 -40
3 216
55 415
56 KALA
-25 DNH
206 247
-48 30 216 397 377
56 -40 30
203 KUDUS220
391
58 56 30
15
421 391 -41
207
25 100 302 209 BABLESWAR
-48
1 109 65
7 36
SALSET22 12 -48
206 343 211 432
256 272 -44
-50 KALWA4 89 151
7 11 SIEMENS22
207 367 209 432
125 -49 -46 0
240 103 151 1
45 76
4
207 367 467
247 448 394
146

0
4 51
1.1214 1.0728 2
207 702 679 467 76
KALWA110 43 111 364
-50 517 291 275 68
101 42 16.95 16.15
103 KNOWPK22 97 1.1214 1.0728
702 679
23 298 291 275
1 1 42 16.95 16.15
5 33
KALWA2K
103 207 185
6 -49 12 364 412
17 46
1 19 42 -12 410
344 -32
103 12
6 1 207 30
17 3
-49 385
235
49
103 21
393 30
206 -50
223 -40 AURANG-CHTPM
17 PADGHEGIS
43 46 21
92 1493
-54 6 223 1127
42 310
APTA-220 5 1028
774 1289
-49 212 1127
92 63 327 287
48 KHARGR22 121
10 KHARG33 800
TOPWORTH2 203
TALOJA22
-491 32 70 10 764
5 770 -33
8 8
212 210
URAN-220 22 46
-46 -48 67
KHARGAR
12 5
1 387
16 770
207 32 22 409 -42
-50 PAWANE220 84
46 AURANGBD-I
12 5 394 769
31 -38 357 -32
32
-51
352 PUNE-PG-AIS
211 88
8
-49 136 254
357
50 15
BORIVLI2 TROM-M-2 8
208 PARLI-PG
690
63 -49 77 254
108 264 416
33 3 15 PUNEPG22
690 3 -27
220
232 208 254 108
-50 27 264
22 15 GHATKOPAR400
3
305 220 690
232
49 27 108 400 416
22 NERUL220
0 220 690 -36 -27
208 247 1
-50 68 27 108 LONIKAND I
PANVEL-TSS22 49
387 214 581
51 -42 -43
207 CHAKAN 40 0
12
537
-50 1
210 VIKROLI400 750 263 44
98
NAV-GHAT
-48 537 115 48
1 * 115 58
VIKROLI220 98 393
26 13 390 1
209 -40 -40
109 -49
1 1 58
7 1 * 115 397 394
13 -38 -39
26
109 58
* 6
* 6
31 Branch - MW/Mvar
0

58
13
kV: >0.000 <=66.000<=132.000 <=220.000 <=400.000<=765.000
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CASE-6a 311 401 203
2
23 120R 27
214 PADGH4
-45 1
48 104
666 41 214
66 77 -45
0 193 13
1
71 44
150 137
AMBENARTH400 50 41
16 46
66 66 13
395 289 22 514 398
29 22 -41 -30
32 56 -41
AURANG-CHTPM
396 378 0
COLRCHM2 -41 -46 F 289 514
773 69 32 56
TEMGHR2
76 396
58 PADGHE22 1 KUDUS
97 -40
3 218
55 416
56 KALA
-25 DNH
207 243
-48 30 218 397 362
56 -39 32
200 KUDUS220
375
56 56 32
14
425 375 -41
207
25 100 303 209 BABLESWAR
-47
1 109 62
7 36
SALSET22 13 -48
207 346 211 444
259 272 -44
-49 KALWA4 89 155
6 11 SIEMENS22
208 353 209 444
125 -49 -45 0
243 102 155 1
45 76
3
207 353 457
250 454 394
139

0
3 52
1.1215 1.0743 2
207 702 679 457 76
KALWA110 43 113 369
-50 496 291 275 63
101 42 16.94 16.16
103 KNOWPK22 95 1.1215 1.0743
702 679
23 367 291 275
1 2 42 16.94 16.16
5 43
KALWA2K
103 208 148
6 -49 15 369 412
17 38
1 19 42 -12 410
300 -32
103 12
6 1 208 40
17 3
-49 386
225
47
103 21
393 40
215 -50
17 PADGHEGIS
43 47 22
92 1504
-53 6 233 1155
42 315
APTA-220 5 824
819 1295
-49 155 152 1155
93 67 343 289
26 123
48 10 KHARGR22
KHARG33 800
TOPWORTH2 208
TALOJA22
-481 32 68 11 764
5 754 -33
8 7
213 210
URAN-220 22 40
-45 -47 67
KHARGAR
15 5
1 388
16 754
208 32 22 -41
-49 PAWANE220 40 AURANGBD-I
15 5 393 769
31 -38 356 -32
32
-51
347 PUNE-PG-AIS
211 100
7
-49 140 265
882 356
50 16
BORIVLI2 TROM-M-2 148 7
208 PARLI-PG
681
64 -49 79 265
105 263 416
32 3 16 PUNEPG22
681 2 -27
220
243 208 265 105
-50 27 263
23 16 GHATKOPAR400
2
61 220 681
243
2 27 105 400 416
23 NERUL220
0 220 681 -36 -27
209 250 1
-49 68 27 105 LONIKAND I
PANVEL-TSS22 50
388 214 581
48 -42 -43
208 CHAKAN 41 0
11
-50 1
210 VIKROLI400 749 263 44
NAV-GHAT
-48 115 48
1 * 108 54
VIKROLI220 394
24 12 400 1
209 0 -40
101 -48
1 1 54
7 1 * 108 397 394
12 -38 -39
24
101 54
* 6
* 6
31 Branch - MW/Mvar
0

54
12
kV: >0.000 <=66.000<=132.000 <=220.000 <=400.000<=765.000
207 387
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CASE 6b
CASE-4 313 401 205
2
23 123R 27
214 PADGH4
NAGOTHANE TAPS4 401 205
-46 1
42 86
666 33 213
69 83 -45
0 199 11
1
71 37
152 137
52 33
AMBENARTH400 18 47
66 66 11
394 283 22 519 398
29 22 -41 -31
33 56 -41
AURANG-CHTPM
395 377 0
COLRCHM2 -41 -47 F 283 519
770 78 33 56
TEMGHR2
79 396
57 PADGHE22 1 KUDUS
109 -40
3 215
55 415
56 KALA
-25 DNH
206 248
-48 30 215 397 384
56 -40 30
203 KUDUS220
399
59 56 30
15
418 399 -41
207
25 100 302 209 BABLESWAR
-48
1 109 66
7 36
SALSET22 12 -48
206 340 210 426
253 271 -45
-50 KALWA4 88 150
7 11 SIEMENS22
207 367 209 426
125 -50 -46 0
237 103 150 1
45 76
4
207 367 472
244 447 394
148

0
4 51
1.1226 1.0716 2
207 702 679 472 76
KALWA110 43 119 363
-50 524 289 276 70
101 41 16.76 16.21
103 KNOWPK22 98 1.1226 1.0716
702 679
23 286 289 276
1 1 41 16.76 16.21
5 30
KALWA2K
103 207 227
6 -49 10 363 412
17 53
1 19 41 -12 410
364 -32
103 12
6 1 207 26
17 3
-49 385
242
50
103 21
392 26
195 -50
17 PADGHEGIS
46 19
44
92 1488
-54 6 210 1114
42 309
APTA-220 5
753 1287
-49 1114
92 60 321 287
48 KHARGR22 121
10 KHARG33 800
TOPWORTH2 192
TALOJA22
-491 32 71 9 764
5 778 -33
8 9
212 210
URAN-220 22 750 48
-46 -48 67
KHARGAR 146
5
12 1 386
16 750 778
207 32 22 -43
PAWANE220 146 48 AURANGBD-I
-50
5 394 769
12
31 -38 358 -32
32
-51
194 PUNE-PG-AIS
210 16
9
-49 134 253
358
50 14
BORIVLI2 TROM-M-2 9
208 694 PARLI-PG
63 -49 76 253
109 264 415
33 4 14 PUNEPG22
694 3 -27
221
227 208 253 109
-51 27 264
22 14 GHATKOPAR400
3
622 221 694
227
99 27 109 399 416
22 NERUL220
622 0 221 694 -36 -27
208 246 1
-50 99 68 27 109 LONIKAND I
PANVEL-TSS22 49
386 214 582
52 -42 -43
207 CHAKAN 40 0
12
-50 1
209 VIKROLI400 750 263 44
NAV-GHAT
-48 115 49
1 * 124 62
VIKROLI220 393
29 15 209 400
0
1 -41
117 -49
1 1 62
7 1 * 124 397 394
15 -38 -39
29
117 62
* 6
* 6
31 Branch - MW/Mvar
0

62
15
kV: >0.000 <=66.000<=132.000 <=220.000 <=400.000<=765.000
207 389
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46 -365
MAHARASTHRA LGB Zone 37 Summary:
393 -62
Net Interchange : -6503.30 MW, 1083.26 MVAR RINFBOIS220 RINFRABOISAR BOISAR
-43
Zone loads : 29747.27 MW, 4895.30 MVAR -358
-365
Zone generation : 24739.21 MW, 2893.20 MVAR -40
-62
Zone losses : 1495.24 MW, 20090.12 MVAR -230
497
-39
208
TRPR3&4G
BASE CASE+NAVI MUMBAI KALWA S/c LINE BYPASSING KHARGAR -358 401
-230
2 -39
-40 173R 207
Case ID 7 207 PADGH4 TAPS4 401 -49
NAGOTHANE -49 1
173R MAGARWADA-DD
25 38
666 20
-102 -111
0 282 24
1
68 16
COLRCHM2 168 137
-63 20
AMBENARTH400 38 64
24
69 66
385 261 22 -554 394
237 36 23 -44 -33
53 -63 -43
-39 389 366 AURANG-CHTPM
0
199 -44 -50 F 261 -554
BAPGON220 -731 -107
-52 KALWAII2 53 -63
-102 387
87 PADGHE22 1 KUDUS
SALSET22 -43
25 MULUND22 -208
309 -59 KALA DNH 413
335 201 -26
3 -53 389
23 -208 -541
290 -59 -42 24
301 KUDUS220
5 -208 -541
21 SIEMENS22 -580
297 -59 24
125 199 -106
6 392
47 -55 -405 -580 -42 BABLESWAR
-114 -106
198 199 -330 205 308
-56 -55
KALWA4 -93 -47 126
TFIPL220 -479
-478 203 308
-60 -49 0
25 -123 126 1
1 100 75
7 -390
37 -478 558
-49 393
198 -123 CHANDRAPUR I -38 132
0
-55 -390 1.1205 1.0451 2
702 -679 558 75
-49
290
16.89 274
16.03 132
-390 -706 1.1205 1.0451
702 -679
-49 -134 1
290
16.89 274
16.03
KALWA-I2 421
-48 411 PADGHEGIS
2
-13 93
-28
-84 407
825 -33
-51 -54 NAVI-MUM 825
-337
-82
372
NAVI-MUM220
-48 382 103
199 -44
-54 PADGHEGIS
1367
-825 286
APTA-220 -210
-103 PUNE-PG-GIS
-34 -25 293 1225
-825
12 -210 165 291
42
KHARGR22 -103
33
5
-25 KHARG33 797
TOPWORTH2 KRGR-BYPASS -24
-22 -2
762
PUNE-PG-GIS
202 97 -5 12 -33
-54 32 URAN-220 -307 373
26 -48 -943
1 -27 -22
8 202 67
KHARGAR -119
-5 394 -943 AURANGBD-I
-53 1 373
-39 16 -37
-22 -48 -119
207 -39
-50 -5 764
-39 29 -33 367
-58
PUNE-PG-AIS
PAWANE220 -39 25
11
32 367
202 14
-54 TROM-M-2 42 PARLI-PG
25
-781
199 46 11 266
-144
BORIVLI2 -55 -5 14 PUNEPG22
-781 14 413
199 -233 -28
-52 11 -144 266
-56 -29
-7 14 GHATKOPAR400 14
16 -233 -781 394
-52 LONIKAND I
-8 -29 -144 -37
-7 NERUL220 413 0
1
-28
16 0 -233 -781 43
207 1
200 -8 59 -29 -144
-55 PANVEL-TSS22 47 CHAKAN
361 210 -595
-104 -55 -45
198 -25
-21
-56 VIKROLI400 -766 -269
201 NAV-GHAT
-54 -109 60
1 * 16 -8
VIKROLI220 388 388
1 -0 200 400 1
0
-41 -42
-11 -55
1 1 -8
0 1 * 16 391
-0 -39
1
-11 -8
0 1 1 -0 Bus - Base voltage (kV)
* -6
* -6
30 Branch - MW/Mvar
-0
-0

-8
-0 kV: >0.000 <=66.000 <=132.000 <=220.000 <=400.000 <=765.000
198 361
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-17 -322
396 -43
-42
-322
-43
329
-27
117
TRPR3&4G
Case ID 8ADDL
CASE-6 -203
-311 401
2 -27
-23 119R 214
214 PADGH4 401 -45
NAGOTHANE TAPS4
-45 1 MAGARWADA-DD
47 103 119R
666 -40
-66 -77
0 193 -13
1
71 44
COLRCHM2 150 137
-50 -40
AMBENARTH400 16 46
-13
66 66
395 289 22 -514 398
97 29 22 -41 -30
32 -56 -41
0
207 -41 -46 F 289 -514
BAPGON220 -773 -69
-48 KALWAII2 32 -56
-75 396
56 PADGHE22 1 KUDUS
SALSET22 -40
14 MULUND22 -218
259 -56 KALA DNH 416
302 209 -25
-6 -48 397
13 -218 -362
243 -56 -39 32
272 KUDUS220
-3 -218 -362
11 SIEMENS22 -375
249 -56 32
125 208 -62
-3 394
45 -49 -425 -375 -41 BABLESWAR
-109 -62
207 207 -345 211 443
-50 -49
KALWA4 -89 -44 155
TFIPL220 -453
-353 209 443
-52 -45 0
25 -101 155 1
1 100 76
7 -369
36 -353 458
-43 394
207 -101 CHANDRAPUR I -39 63
0
-49 -369 1.1215 1.0744 2
702 -679 458 76
-43
291
16.94 275
16.16 63
-369 -496 1.1215 1.0744
702 -679
-43 -94 1
291
16.94 275
16.16
KALWA-I2 152
-113 412 PADGHEGIS
-36
-12 39
-48
-101 410
4
301 -32
-214 208 -40 AURANG-CHTPM
-46 -49 NAVI-MUM 301
-225
-47
386
NAVI-MUM220
-43 393 -40
208 -40
-49 PADGHEGIS
1504
-231 -1154 315
APTA-220
-22 839 -123 PUNE-PG-GIS
-67 818 1295
-231 155 -1154
10 343 289
33
42 -22 KHARGR22 -123
5 KHARG33KRGR-BYPASS 800
TOPWORTH2 365 -23
-22
41 764
PUNE-PG-GIS
210 68 -5 388
-33
-48 32 URAN-220 -205 -42
7 -754
1 -11 -22
8 210 67
KHARGAR -40
-47 1 388
15 16 -38
-22 -160 -42 -40
213 -32
-45 -5 -88 769
15 31 -32 356
-864 PUNE-PG-AIS
PAWANE220 -32 -51 7
-148
-268
141 356
211 -16
7
-681
208 79 -268 263
-105
BORIVLI2 -49 -3 -16 PUNEPG22
-681 2 416
208 -220 -27
-244 -268 -105 263
-50 -27
-23 -16 GHATKOPAR400 2
107 -220 -681 400
-244 LONIKAND I
13 -27 -105 -36
-23 NERUL220 416 0
1
-27
107 0 -220 -681 44
250 1
209 13 68 -27 -105
388 214 -581
-48 -42 -43
208 -41
-11
-50 VIKROLI400 -749 -263
210 NAV-GHAT
-48 -115 48
1 * 107 -54
VIKROLI220 394 394
23 -12 209 400 1
0
-39 -40
-101 -48
1 1 -54
-6 1 * 107 397
-12 -38
23
-101 -54
-6 1 1 -12 Bus - Base voltage (kV)
* -6
* -6
31 Branch - MW/Mvar
-0
-0

-54
-12 kV: >0.000 <=66.000 <=132.000 <=220.000 <=400.000 <=765.000
207 387
1
11
-50 -42
1
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-23 -318
396 -42
-42
-318
-42
297
-26
104
TRPR3&4G
Case ID 9
CASE-5 -201
-308 401
2 -26
-24 113R 214
215 PADGH4 401 -44
NAGOTHANE TAPS4
-45 1 MAGARWADA-DD
54 122 113R
666 -50
-60 -67
0 182 -18
1
71 52
COLRCHM2 147 137
-46 -50
AMBENARTH400 13 43
-18
65 67
396 295 22 -507 399
79 28 22 -40 -30
31 -56 -41
0
208 -40 -46 F 295 -507
BAPGON220 -779 -60
-47 KALWAII2 31 -56
-70 397
53 PADGHE22 1 KUDUS
SALSET22 -40
13 MULUND22 -222
259 -57 KALA DNH 416
303 210 -25
-4 -47 398
14 -222 -335
243 -57 -39 29
273 KUDUS220
-1 -222 -335
13 SIEMENS22 -343
250 -57 29
125 209 -59
-1 394
45 -48 -432 -343 -41 BABLESWAR
-110 -59
208 208 -351 211 466
-49 -48
KALWA4 -89 -44 157
TFIPL220 -461
-328 210 466
-56 -45 0
25 -97 157 1
1 100 76
7 -375
35 -328 440
-45 394
208 -97 CHANDRAPUR I -39 54
0
-49 -375 1.1227 1.0784 2
702 -679 440 76
-45
289
16.79 276
16.19 54
-375 -457 1.1227 1.0784
702 -679
-45 -88 1
289
16.79 276
16.19
KALWA-I2 81
-120 412 PADGHEGIS
-48
-12 18
-79
-102 410
2
219 -31
-229 209 -46 AURANG-CHTPM
-48 -48 NAVI-MUM 219
-205
-42
388
NAVI-MUM220
-42 395 -46
209 -40
-48 PADGHEGIS
1527
-1208 317
APTA-220 -251
453 -117 PUNE-PG-GIS
-74 -28 904 1306
48 -1208
7 -251 360 287
42
KHARGR22 -117
33 -28 KHARG33 453 801
5
TOPWORTH2 KRGR-BYPASS 48 -23
-22 483
765
PUNE-PG-GIS
211 64 -5 78 -33
-48 32 URAN-220 -217 391
5 -41 -723
1 -16 -22
8 211 67
KHARGAR -31
-46 1 392
19 16 -39
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Agenda notes for the 41st Meeting of Standing Committee on Power

System Planning in Western Region

4. Connectivity System for Surguja Power Private Limited (4x150MW) at Parsa,

Agenda – 41st SCMPSPWR 1

5. Overloading of 400 kV Banaskantha – Sankhari D/C line

6. Progress of downstream network whose terminating bays are under construction by

Agenda – 41st SCMPSPWR 2

In order to match commissioning of Inter-state transmission assets with the schedule of

6.2. Status of unutilized 220kV line bays at Existing Substations in WR

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Agenda – 41st SCMPSPWR 4

Members may discuss.

7. Measures to control fault level at Wardha Substation

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Members may discuss.

Agenda – 41st SCMPSPWR 6

Agenda – 41st SCMPSPWR 7

Bharat Aluminium Dedicated: BALCO – Oct’11 15.06.2016 Commissioned

Agenda – 41st SCMPSPWR 8

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Members may deliberate.

Members may discuss.

Agenda – 41st SCMPSPWR 10

Fig-1 Proposal for Essar-Bhachau utilization

Agenda – 41st SCMPSPWR 11

Members may deliberate.

12. Operational feedback of NLDC

12.1. Transmission line constraints

MSETCL may update the status.

Agenda – 41st SCMPSPWR 12

MSETCL may update the status.

12.2. ICT constraints

Agenda – 41st SCMPSPWR 13

MSETCL has implemented

ICTs and bays at Parli (PG) commissioning

MSETCL / PGCIL may update the

Agenda – 41st SCMPSPWR 14

PGCIL may update the status of interim

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MSETCL may update the status of

MSETCL may update the status.

MSETCL may appraise the status

MSETCL may update the status.

Agenda – 41st SCMPSPWR 16

Agenda – 41st SCMPSPWR 17

14. High fault level at 400 kV Korba STPS (NTPC)

Members may deliberate.

15. Status of earlier agreed transmission schemes

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17. Incentivizing the early commissioning of transmission projects

Members may deliberate.

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• Grid security for Aluminium smelter

Members may deliberate.

Inter-state Transmission System Strengthening Near Vapi Area

Agenda – 41st SCMPSPWR 21

Intra-state Transmission System Strengthening in DNH network at 220 kV level

Members may discuss.

20. Additional ISTS feed to Navi Mumbai 400/220 kV substation of POWERGRID

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20.8. In most of the above cases, it is observed that

Members may deliberate.