Electricity Tariff

Electricity Tariff ( Mod2Tariff)

Tariff Determination Process under Sec 62 & 63 of EA Act for Generation, Transmission and Distribution business of DVC

Tariff Policy & Submission of Annual Revenue Requirement

Tariff Design Challenges

Fundamentals of Tariff Petitions

Impact of delayed project execution on Tariff, Delay Analysis &maintenance of record etc.

DVC Act

DVC Act

https://www.indiacode.nic.in/handle/123456789/1807?view_type=search&sam_handle=123456789/1362

4. Constitution of the Corporation.—1[(1) The Corporation shall consist of— 

(a) a Chairman; 

(b) a member (technical) and a member (finance); 

(c) one representative from the Central Government; 

(d) two representatives one each from the State Government of Jharkhand and West Bengal; 

(e) three independent experts one each from the field of irrigation, water supply and generation or transmission or distribution of electricity; and 

12. Functions of the Corporation.—The functions of the Corporation shall be— 

(a) the promotion and operation of schemes for irrigation, water-supply and drainage, 

(b) the promotion and operation of schemes for the generation, transmission and distribution of electrical energy, both hydro-electric and thermal 

Powers 

22. General powers of the Corporation.—(1) The Corporation shall have the power to do anything which may be necessary or expedient for the purposes of carrying out its functions under this Act. 

(2) Without prejudice to the generality of the foregoing provision, such power shall include the power— 

(i) to acquire and hold such movable and immovable property as it may deem necessary and to lease, sell or otherwise transfer any such property; 

(ii) to construct or cause to be constructed such dams, barrages, reservoirs, power houses, power structures, electrical transmission lines and sub-stations, navigation works, irrigation, navigation and drainage canals and such other works and structures as may be required; 

DVC Transmission Lines at a glance

StateTransmission line in Circuit Kilometer (CKm)
33 KV132 KV220 KV400 KV
Jharkhand88623321322251
West Bengal6201300951227
Orissa35
TOTAL150636322308478

Interconnecting Tie Lines with DVC Network

Tie-LineVoltageOther UtilityCKm
D/C RTPS-Ranchi400KVPGCIL310.9
S/C Ramgarh-Ranchi220KVPGCIL94.47
Double Circuit (D/C) DTPS-Bidhannagar220KVWBSEB34.52
Single Circuit (S/C) Jamshedpur-Joda220KVGRIDCO135.00
D/C Kalyaneswari-Pithakari220KVPGCIL15.2
D/C Dhanbad-Pithakarai220KVPGCIL104
D/C Parulia-Parulia220KVPGCIL2.00
S/C Barhi-Biharsharif132KVJSEB95.00
S/C Barhi-Rajgir132KVJSEB80.00
S/C Maithon-Sultanganji132KVJSEB107.60
D/C Patratu-PTPS132KVJSEB20.00
S/C Chandil-Manique132KVJSEB3.00
S/C Kolaghat-Kolaghat132KVWBSEB3.00
S/C MTPS-Ranchi220KVPGCIL232

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Transmission

Charged with the responsibilities of providing electricity, the vital input for industrial growth in the resource-rich Damodar Valley region, DVC over the last 66 years has developed a big and robust transmission grid network and expanded its grid from 132KV to 220KV & 400KV to serve its consumers across the valley area and to export power to other power deficit regions. DVC grids operates in unison with the eastern regional grid through 132 KV, 220KV and 400KV Tie lines. All the Power stations and Sub stations of DVC are connected through DVC grids. DVC power consumers are provided supply at 25KV, 33KV, 132KV and 220KV voltage level. Considering 12th plan projected load & evacuation of generation corresponding to 2016-17 Power scenarios, DVC has taken transmission system augmentation work under 12th Master plan.

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Transmission and Distribution

Transmission

Charged with the responsibilities of providing electricity, the vital input for industrial growth in the resource-rich Damodar Valley region, DVC over the last 66 years has developed a big and robust transmission grid network and expanded its grid from 132KV to 220KV & 400KV to serve its consumers across the valley area and to export power to other power deficit regions. DVC grids operates in unison with the eastern regional grid through 132 KV, 220KV and 400KV Tie lines. All the Power stations and Sub stations of DVC are connected through DVC grids. DVC power consumers are provided supply at 25KV, 33KV, 132KV and 220KV voltage level. Considering 12th plan projected load & evacuation of generation corresponding to 2016-17 Power scenarios, DVC has taken transmission system augmentation work under 12th Master plan.

DVC Sub-stations (Numbers) at a glance

State33 KV132 KV220 KV
Jharkhand1105
West Bengal 155
TOTAL12510

Sub-stations

Divisional OfficeSubstations
HowrahHowrahBelmuriBurdwanKolaghatKharagpur
MaithonBurnpurKumardhubiKalyaneswariRamkanaliRight Bank
JamshedpurJamshedpurChandilMosabaniPurulia
PutkiPutkiPatherdihNimiaghatSindhriBiadaDhanbadGiridih
HazaribaghHazaribaghBarhiKodermaKTPS S/SKonar
DurgapurDurgapurParuliaBarjoraASPKalipahariJamuria
RamgarhRamgarhPatratuGolaNorth Karanpura

Color Codes for Sub-stations

 400 Kilo Volt 220 Kilo Volt 132 Kilo Volt 33 Kilo Volt

At 33 KV
Receiving Stations
GOMD: Grid Operation and Maintenance Division

GOMD IIGOMD IVGOMD VGOMD VIGOMD VII
KULTIKATRASKODERMASEEBPURWest Bokaro
CLWDIGWADIH  LUCHIPUR 
RUPNARAYANPUR    
DISHERGARH    
HEERAPUR    
KUMARDUBI    

Transformation Capacity

EquipmentRatioNo.s of EquipmentCapacity(MVA)Transformed Voltage level
ICT400kV/220kV82520220 kV
ATR220kV/132kV 243700132 kV
Power Transformer 220kV/33kV 22163033 kV
Power Transformer 132kV/33kV 58336933 kV
Total Transformation Capacity  11219 

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Generating Units

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