GETCO Tariff Petition For True up FY 2020-21 and ...

BEFORE THE GUJARAT ELECTRICITY REGULATORY COMMISSION

GANDHINAGAR

CASE NO. 2026 of 2021

Filing of Petition for True Up of FY 2020-21

and

Determination of ARR & Tariff for FY 2022-23

Under

GERC MYT Regulations, 2016 and Section 62 of the Electricity Act, 2003

Filed by:-

Gujarat Energy Transmission Corporation Limited

Regd. Office: Vidyut Bhavan, Race Course Circle, Vadodara – 390 007

Determination of True Up of FY 2020-21 and ARR & Tariff for FY 2022-23


BEFORE THE GUJARAT ELECTRICITY REGULATORY COMMISSION

GANDHINAGAR

Filing No:

Case No:

IN THE MATTER OF Filing of Petition for True Up of FY 2020-21 and Determination

of ARR & Tariff for FY 2022-23 for GETCO under GERC MYT

Regulations, 2016 and Section 62 of the Electricity Act, 2003.

AND

IN THE MATTER OF Gujarat Energy Transmission Corporation Limited,

Sardar Patel Vidyut Bhavan,

Race Course,

Vadodara 390007

PETITIONER

THE PETITIONER ABOVE NAMED RESPECTFULLY SUBMITS



TABLE OF CONTENTS

Section 1. Introduction ..................................................................................... 8

1.1. Preamble ........................................................................................................ 8

1.2. Introduction ................................................................................................... 8

Section 2. Executive Summary ....................................................................... 10

2.1. Preamble ...................................................................................................... 10

2.2. True up for FY 2020-21 ................................................................................. 10

2.3. Net Recovery ................................................................................................ 11

2.4. Projections of ARR for FY 2022-23 ................................................................ 11

2.5. Tariff for FY 2022-23 ..................................................................................... 12

Section 3. True up of FY 2020-21 .................................................................... 13

3.1. Preamble ...................................................................................................... 13

3.2. Principles for True Up for FY 2020-21 ........................................................... 13

3.3. Existing Capacity of GETCO in FY 2020-21 ..................................................... 14

3.4. Capital expenditure for FY 2020-21 .............................................................. 14

3.5. Funding of Capitalisation .............................................................................. 15

3.6. Addition to Transmission lines and Substations ............................................ 17

3.7. Availability of transmission system ............................................................... 17

3.8. Transmission losses ...................................................................................... 17

3.9. Network outages & faults ............................................................................. 17

3.10. Annual fixed cost for FY 2020-21 .................................................................. 18

3.11. Categorization of heads of expenses ............................................................ 18

3.12. Operation & maintenance expenditure for FY 2020-21 ................................. 19

3.13. Depreciation for FY 2020-21 ......................................................................... 21

3.14. Interest & finance charges for FY 2020-21 .................................................... 22

3.15. Return on Equity for FY 2020-21 ................................................................... 23

3.16. Interest on working capital for FY 2020-21 ................................................... 24

3.17. Expenses capitalized for FY 2020-21 ............................................................. 24

3.18. Income tax for FY 2020-21 ............................................................................ 25

3.19. Incentive on transmission availability ........................................................... 25

3.20. Revenue from Non-tariff income .................................................................. 25

3.21. Aggregate revenue requirement for FY 2020-21 ........................................... 28

3.22. Sharing of gains & losses .............................................................................. 29

3.23. Revenue (Gap) / Surplus for FY 2020-21 ....................................................... 30

Section 4. Determination of ARR For FY 2022-23 ........................................... 32

4.1. Preamble ...................................................................................................... 32

4.2. Principles for Determination of ARR ............................................................. 32

4.3. Transmission Losses ..................................................................................... 32

4.4. Availability .................................................................................................... 32

4.5. Additional Loading of Transmission System .................................................. 33

4.6. Proposed Capital Expenditure For FY 2022-23 .............................................. 34

4.7. Funding of Capitalisation .............................................................................. 36

4.8. Details of Fixed Cost for FY 2022-23 ............................................................. 36

4.9. O&M expenses for FY 2022-23 ..................................................................... 37

4.10. Expenses Capitalised for FY 2022-23 ............................................................. 38

4.11. Depreciation for FY 2022-23 ......................................................................... 38

4.12. Interest & Finance Charges for FY 2022-23 ................................................... 38

4.13. Return on Equity for FY 2022-23 ................................................................... 39



4.14. Interest on Working Capital for FY 2022-23 .................................................. 40

4.15. Income Tax for FY 2022-23 ........................................................................... 40

4.16. Non-Tariff Income for FY 2022-23 ................................................................. 41

4.17. Incentive for FY 2022-23 ............................................................................... 41

4.18. Aggregate Revenue Requirement for FY 2022-23 ......................................... 41

Section 5. Transmission Tariff for FY 2022-23 ................................................ 43

5.1. Transmission Tariff for FY 2022-23 ............................................................... 43

5.2. Reactive Energy Charges............................................................................... 44

Section 6. Compliance of Directives ............................................................... 45

6.1. Preamble ...................................................................................................... 45

6.2. Compliance of Directives .............................................................................. 45

Section 7. Prayer ............................................................................................ 47

Annexure A: Average Peak Loading of Various Substations in 2nd Quarter of FY 2021-

22 (July-2021 to Sept-2021) ...................................................................................... 49

Annexure B: Important EHV Transmission Element Loading : Peak & Average loading

86

Annexure C: Transmission lines running overload condition for more than 2 times in

a calendar month 89

Annexure D: Area wise transmission constraints....................................................... 90

Annexure E: Capex Details for FY 2022-23 ................................................................. 91



LIST OF TABLES

Table 1 : True up for FY 2020-21 ....................................................................................................... 10

Table 2 : Summary of Controllable & Uncontrollable factors ............................................................. 11

Table 3 : Net Recovery For FY 2020-21 .............................................................................................. 11

Table 4 : Determination of arr For FY 2022-23 .................................................................................. 12

Table 5 : Transmission tariff for FY 2022-23 ...................................................................................... 12

Table 6 : Existing Capacity of GETCO as on FY 2020-21 ...................................................................... 14

Table 7 : Capital expenditure during FY 2020-21 ............................................................................... 15

Table 8 : Past Dissaproval claimed in Present Petition ....................................................................... 16

Table 9 : Funding of CAPEX ............................................................................................................... 16

Table 10 : Network addition of GETCO during FY 2020-21 ................................................................. 17

Table 11 :GETCO system availability for FY 2020-21 .......................................................................... 17

Table 12 : Transmission losses of GETCO for FY 2020-21 ................................................................... 17

Table 13 : Network outages & faults for GETCO for FY 2020-21......................................................... 18

Table 14 : Transmission lines & No. of bays for FY 2020-21 ............................................................... 20

Table 15 : O&M cost (Normative) for FY 2020-21 .............................................................................. 20

Table 16 : Net O&M cost (As per audited accounts) for FY 2020-21 .................................................. 20

Table 17 : Gains/ (losses) from O&M expenses ................................................................................. 21

Table 18 : Depreciation for FY 2020-21 ............................................................................................. 22

Table 19 : Gain/ (losses) from Depreciation ...................................................................................... 22

Table 20 : Interest & Finance charges for FY 2020-21 ........................................................................ 23

Table 21 : Gains/ (losses) from Interest & finance charges ................................................................ 23

Table 22 : Return on Equity for FY 2020-21 ....................................................................................... 23

Table 23 : Gains/ (losses) from Return on Equity ............................................................................... 24

Table 24 : Interest on working capital for FY 2020-21........................................................................ 24

Table 25 : Gains/ (losses) on Interest on working capital ................................................................... 24

Table 26 : Gains/ (losses) on Expense capitalized .............................................................................. 24

Table 27 : Income Tax for FY 2020-21 ............................................................................................... 25

Table 28: Gains/ (losses) on Income Tax ........................................................................................... 25

Table 29 : Incentive for higher availability ......................................................................................... 25

Table 30 : Gains/ (losses) on Incentive .............................................................................................. 25

Table 31 : Deferred Income Claim Calculation ................................................................................... 27

Table 32 : Revenue from Non-Tariff income...................................................................................... 28

Table 33: Brerak up of Non-Tariff income ........................................................................................ 28

Table 34 : Treatment of Non -Tariff income ...................................................................................... 28

Table 35 : Aggregate revenue requirement for FY 2020-21 ............................................................... 29

Table 36 : Net gains/ (losses) for FY 2020-21 ..................................................................................... 30

Table 37 : Revenue (Gap) / Surplus for FY 2020-21 ........................................................................... 31

Table 38 : Transmission Losses of GETCO For FY 2022-23 .................................................................. 32

Table 39: Transmission Availability of GETCO For FY 2022-23............................................................ 32

Table 40 : Anticipated Loading of GETCO at the end of FY 2022-23 ................................................... 33

Table 41 : Additional Loading of GETCO in FY 2022-23 ...................................................................... 34

Table 42 : Proposed Capital Expenditure of GETCO For FY 2022-23 ................................................... 35

Table 43: Year-wise substation (BAY) And Transmission Line addition during FY 2022-23 .................. 35

Table 44 : Funding of Capitalisation For FY 2022-23 .......................................................................... 36

Table 45 : O&M Expenses For FY 2022-23 ......................................................................................... 37

Table 46 : Expenses Capitalised For FY 2022-23 ................................................................................ 38

Table 47 : Depreciation For FY 2022-23............................................................................................. 38

Table 48 : Interest & Finance Charges For FY 2022-23 ....................................................................... 39

Table 49 : Return on Equity For FY 2022-23 ...................................................................................... 40

Table 50 : Interest on Working Capital For FY 2022-23 ...................................................................... 40

Table 51 : Tax For FY 2022-23 ........................................................................................................... 41

Table 52 : Non-Tariff Income For FY 2022-23 .................................................................................... 41

Table 53: Aggregate Revenue Requirement For FY 2022-23 .............................................................. 41

Table 54: Arr for FY 2022-23 ............................................................................................................. 43



Table 55 : Loading of GETCO in FY 2022-23 ....................................................................................... 43

Table 56 : Transmission tariff for FY 2022-23 .................................................................................... 44



ABBREVIATIONS

1. A&G Administrative & General

2. AC Alternate Current

3. ARR Aggregate Revenue Requirement

4. CAPEX Capital Expenditure

5. Ckt. km Circuit Kilometer

6. FY Financial Year

7. GEB Gujarat Electricity Board

8. GERC Gujarat Electricity Regulatory Commission

9. GETCO Gujarat Energy Transmission Corporation Limited

10. GoG Government of Gujarat

11. GSECL Gujarat State Electricity Corporation Limited

12. GUVNL Gujarat Urja Vikas Nigam Limited

13. HVDC High Voltage Direct Current

14. KV Kilo Volt

15. MVA Mega Volt Ampere

16. MW Mega Watt

17. MYT Multi Year Tariff

18. O&M Operation & Maintenance

19. R&M Renovation & Modernization

20. S/s Sub Station



SECTION 1. INTRODUCTION

1.1. PREAMBLE

This section presents the background and reasons for filing of this Petition.

1.2. INTRODUCTION

The Government of Gujarat (hereinafter referred to as “GoG”) notified the Gujarat

Electricity Industry (Reorganization and Regulation) Act 2003 (hereinafter called as

“Act”) in May 2003 for the reorganization of the entire power sector in the State of

Gujarat.

Pursuant to the above, erstwhile GEB was divided into seven different entities where

in all its transmission related assets were transferred to the newly created entity

Gujarat Energy Transmission Corporation Ltd (hereinafter referred as “GETCO”).

As per Government of Gujarat’s notification no GHU-2004-31-GEB-1104- 2946-K,

GETCO has been notified as the State Transmission Utility with effect from 1st June

2004.

The Gujarat Electricity Regulatory Commission (hereinafter referred to as “GERC” or

“the Commission”), an independent statutory body constituted under the provisions

of the Electricity Regulatory Commissions (ERC) Act, 1998 and is currently under

purview of the Electricity Act, 2003. GERC is vested with the authority of regulating

the power sector in the State inter alia including determination of Tariff for electricity

consumers.

Determination of Tariff for supply of Electricity’ is one of the important functions of

the State Electricity Regulatory Commission as provided in the Section 86 of the EA

2003. The Act provides that:-

“Section 86 (Functions of State Commission): --- (1) The State Commission shall

discharge the following functions, namely: -

(a) Determine the tariff for generation, supply, transmission and wheeling of

electricity, wholesale, bulk or retail, as the case may be, within the State:

Provided that where open access has been permitted to a category of consumers

under section 42, the State Commission shall determine only the wheeling

charges and surcharge thereon, if any, for the said category of consumers;

Further, the EA 2003 also provides that-

“Section 61 (Tariff regulations):

The Appropriate Commission shall, subject to the provisions of this Act, specify

the terms and conditions for the determination of tariff, and in doing so, shall be

guided by the ….”

The Hon’ble Commission notified the Gujarat Electricity Regulatory Commission

(Multi Year Tariff) Regulations, 2016 (“GERC MYT Regulations, 2016”). Based on the

petition filed by GETCO, the Hon’ble Commission issued MYT order on 31st March,

2017 for determining the ARR for the Third Control Period i.e. FY 2016-17 to FY 2020-

21 in line with provisions outlined in the GERC MYT Regulations, 2016. The GERC MYT

Regulations, 2016 notified on 29th March, 2016 were in force till 31st March, 2021.



The Hon’ble Commission had initiated the process of framing the new MYT

Regulations for the Fourth Control Period of FY 2021-22 to FY 2025-26 by issuing

Public Notice dated 10th August, 2020 and invited comments/suggestions on the

draft MYT Regulations from the stakeholders. However, subsequently the

Commission vide its Suo-Motu Order No. 07 of 2020 dated 22nd December, 2020

deferred the notification of the Regulations by one year and directed the Licensees

/ utilities to file the tariff application for the FY 2021-22 based on the principles and

methodologies as provided in the GERC MYT Regulations, 2016.

Similarly, the Hon’ble Commission vide its Order in Suo Motu Petition No. 1995 of

2021 dated 24th September, 2021 directed generating companies, licensees and

utilities to file their tariff applications for approval of true-up for FY 2020- 21 and for

determination of Annual ARR and Tariff for FY 2022-23 on or before 30th November,

2021 based on the principles and methodologies as provided in the GERC MYT

Regulations, 2016.

Also, the FY 2020-21 is over and annual accounts of GETCO are also audited, GETCO

is required to file its Petition for True-up of FY 2020-21 in accordance with GERC MYT

Regulations, 2016, to the Hon’ble Commission for its approval.

Accordingly, GETCO is filing present Petition for determination of the True up for FY

2020-21 and Aggregate Revenue Requirement & Tariff for FY 2022-23 to the Hon’ble

Commission.



SECTION 2. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

2.1. PREAMBLE

This section highlights the summary of Petition for True Up for FY 2020-21 and

Determination of ARR & Tariff for FY 2022-23.

2.2. TRUE UP FOR FY 2020-21

GETCO has worked out its Aggregate Revenue Requirement (ARR) for FY 2020-21 as

a part of the True Up for FY 2020-21. GETCO has presented the actual cost

components based on audited annual accounts for FY 2020-21.

The detailed comparison of various cost components with the values approved by

the Hon’ble Commission has been presented in Chapter True up of FY 2020-21. A

summary of the proposed ARR for Truing-up of of FY 2020-21 compared with the

approved ARR for of FY 2020-21 in the MYT Order dated 31st March, 2017 is

presented in the table given below.

TABLE 1 : TRUE UP FOR FY 2020-21

Rs. in Crores

Sr. No. Particulars FY 2020-21

(Approved)

FY 2020-21

(Actual)

Deviation

1 Operation & Maintenance Expenses 1,882.18 1,451.84 430.34

2 Depreciation 1,355.67 1,189.71 165.96

3 Interest & Finance Charges 618.80 506.10 112.70

4 Interest on Working Capital 93.39 72.76 20.63

5 Return on Equity 1,013.02 996.05 16.97

6 Total Fixed Costs 4,963.06 4,216.46 746.60

7 Add: Provison for Tax 64.62 329.88 (265.26)

8 Total Transmission Charges 5,027.68 4,546.35 481.33

9 Less: Expenses capitalized 194.13 213.84 (19.71)

10 Less: Non-Tariff Income 331.37 70.31 261.06

11 Add: Incentive for target availability - 43.03 (43.03)

12 Aggregate Revenue Requirement 4,502.18 4,305.22 196.96

In line with the provisions of the GERC MYT Regulations, 2016, GETCO has computed

the gains and losses on account of controllable and uncontrollable parameters and

its proposed sharing mechanism. Summary of the deviation allocation to

Controllable & Uncontrollable factors is outlined as per the table below:



TABLE 2 : SUMMARY OF CONTROLLABLE & UNCONTROLLABLE FACTORS Rs. in Crores


(Approved)

FY 2020-21

(Actual)

Gain/(Loss)

due to

Controllable

Factor

Gain/(Loss) due

to

Uncontrollable

Factor

1 Operation & Maintenance Expenses 1,882.18 1,451.84 511.70 (81.36)

2 Depreciation 1,355.67 1,189.71 165.96



5 Return on Equity 1,013.02 996.05 16.97

6 ARR (1 to 5) 4,963.06 4,216.46 511.70 234.89


8 Less : Non-Tariff Income 331.37 70.31 261.06



11 Total ARR 4,502.18 4,305.22 511.70 (314.74)

12 Net Gains / Losses on account of

Controllable/ Uncontrollable factor

511.70 (314.74)

13 Gain on account of Controllable factor to

be passed on to Consumer (1/3 x Sr. No.

12)

170.57

14 Losses on account of Uncontrollable factor

to be passed on to Consumer

(314.74)

The net Revenue (Gap) / Surplus recoverable from the Open Access Beneficiaries has

been computed and the same would be recovered through the annual transmission

charges in the FY 2022-23.

2.3. NET RECOVERY

Net recovery of GETCO for the FY 2020-21 is as per the table given below. The net

recovery will be adjusted in the tariff determination for FY 2022-23:

TABLE 3 : NET RECOVERY FOR FY 2020-21 Rs. in Crores

Sr. No. Particulars Amount

1 Gain / (Loss) on account of Uncontrollable

factor to be passed on to Beneficiaries for

FY 2020-21

(314.74)

2 Gain / (Loss) on account of Controllable

factor to be passed on to Beneficiaries

(1/3rd of Total Gain / (Loss) for FY 2020-21

170.57

3 Total Gain/ (Loss) of the true up to be

addresesd in the determination of tariff

for FY 2022-23

(144.18)

GETCO requests the Hon’ble Commission to approve the True-up for FY 2020-21 and

allow us to pass on the Revenue (Gap) / Surplus on the approved tariff for FY 2022-

23.

2.4. PROJECTIONS OF ARR FOR FY 2022-23

GETCO has projected its ARR for FY 2022-23. The basis of such projections has been

dealt in subsequent sections of the Petition. The ARR for FY 2022-23 is projected as

under:



TABLE 4 : DETERMINATION OF ARR FOR FY 2022-23

Rs. in Crores

FY 2022-23

Projection1 Operation & Maintenance Expenses 2,156.84

2 Depreciation 1,381.91

3 Interest & Finance Charges 507.86

4 Interest on Working Capital 87.06

5 Return on Equity 1,155.66

6 Total Fixed Costs 5,289.33

7 Less: Expenses Capitalised 239.00

8 Add: Provison for Tax / Tax Paid 329.88

9 Total Transmission Charges 5,380.21

10 Less: Non-Tariff Income 494.48

11 Aggregate Revenue Requirement 4,885.73

Sr. No. Particulars

GETCO requests the Hon’ble Commission to approve Projections for ARR for FY 2022-

23.

2.5. TARIFF FOR FY 2022-23

GETCO has calculated the Transmission Tariff for FY 2022-23 on the basis of the

Projections of ARR for FY 2022-23 and Revenue (Gap) / Surplus for FY 2020-21 as

mentioned above. Further, the MW allocation has been taken based on the

projected loading of the transmission system for the FY 2022-23 as discussed in

subsequent sections. The Transmission Tariff of GETCO for FY 2022-23 after applying

the Revenue (Gap) / Surplus of FY 2020-21 is as follows:

TABLE 5 : TRANSMISSION TARIFF FOR FY 2022-23

Rs. in Crores

Sl.No. Particulars FY 2022-23

1 Aggregate Revenue Requirement for

FY 2022-23

4,885.73

2 Less: Revenue (Gap) / Surplus for FY

2020-21

(144.18)

3 ARR after considering Gap of true-up

for FY 2020-21 (1 + 2)

5,029.90

4 Total MW allocation 33,330

5 Transmission tariff (Rs/MW/day) 4,135

GETCO has calculated the projected ARR for FY 2022-23 as Rs. 5,029.90 Crore. In

past, the Hon’ble Commission has decided the methodology for working of short-

term transmission charges on per kWh basis and worked out short-term charges for

FY 2020-21. Considering the same methodology as adopted by the Hon’ble

Commission in the past, GETCO has considered the Energy input of 1,02,048 MUs of

Transmission System as per energy accounting of SLDC corresponding to

Transmission Capacity of 27,727 MW during FY 2020-21. Based on the actuals of FY

2020-21 the total estimated wheeled units during FY 2022-23 works out as 1,22,669

MUs on proportionate basis considering the Transmission Loading Capacity of 33,330

MW during FY 2022-23. As per the above methodology, transmission charges

payable in the case of all types of short-term transactions works out to;

• TC (Rs/kWh) = Rs. 5,029.90 Crore/ 1,22,669 MUs

= 41.00 Ps. /kWh



SECTION 3. TRUE UP OF FY 2020-21

3.1. PREAMBLE

This section outlines the performance of GETCO for FY 2020-21. In line with the

provisions of the GERC MYT Regulations, 2016, GETCO hereby submits the True up

Petition comparing the actual performance during FY 2020-21 with the forecast

approved by the Hon’ble Commission vide MYT Order dated 31st March, 2017.

3.2. PRINCIPLES FOR TRUE UP FOR FY 2020-21

As per GERC MYT Regulations, 2016, the Hon’ble Commission shall undertake the

True Up of the licensee for the past financial year i.e. FY 2020-21 based on the actual

performance of the licensee in that year with the approved forecast for such year.

The relevant provision in the regulations is shown as below:

Section 16.2 of the GERC MYT Regulations, 2016 is read as below:

“16.2 The Multi-Year Tariff framework shall be based on the following elements, for

determination of Aggregate Revenue Requirement and expected revenue from tariff

and charges for Generating Company, Transmission Licensee, SLDC, Distribution

Wires Business and Retail Supply Business:

(i) A detailed Multi-Year Tariff Application comprising the forecast of Aggregate

Revenue Requirement for the entire Control Period and expected revenue from

existing tariffs for the first year of the Control Period to be submitted by the

Applicant:

Provided that the performance parameters, whose trajectories have been

specified in the Regulations, shall form the basis for projection of these

performance parameters in the Aggregate Revenue Requirement for the entire

Control Period:

Provided further that a Mid-term Review of the Aggregate Revenue

Requirementshall be undertaken for the Generating Company, Transmission

Licensee, SLDC and Distribution Licensee on an application that shall be filed by

the utilities along with the Petition for truing-up for the second year of the

Control Period and tariff determination for the fourth year of the Control Period;

(ii) Determination of Aggregate Revenue Requirement by the Commission for

the entire Control Period and the tariff for the first year of the Control Period

for the Generating Company, Transmission Licensee, SLDC, Distribution Wires

Business and Retail Supply Business;

(iii) Truing up of previous year's expenses and revenue by the Commission based

on Audited Accounts vis-à-vis the approved forecast and categorisation of

variation in performance as those caused by factors within the control of the

Applicant (controllable factors) and those caused by factors beyond the control

of the Applicant (uncontrollable factors):”

In line with the provisions under GERC MYT Regulations, 2016, GETCO is furnishing

the information in the form of present petition to the Hon’ble Commission, together

with the audited annual accounts for FY 2020-21 and other details as the Hon’ble

Commission may require to assess the reasons for variation in financial performance

from the approved forecast of Annual Revenue Requirement for FY 2020-21.



Accordingly, actual data for Revenue (Gap) / Surplus for FY 2020-21 are given in the

following sections of this chapter.

For the purpose of True Up, all the expense heads have been categorized into

Controllable and Uncontrollable factors as shown in the subsequent sections. Head

wise comparison of the expenses has been made between the values approved by

the Hon’ble Commission vide MYT Order dated 31st March, 2017 under Aggregate

Revenue Requirement for FY 2020-21 and the actual figures for various expenditures

for FY 2020-21.

3.3. EXISTING CAPACITY OF GETCO IN FY 2020-21

The capacity of GETCO network as on 31st March 2021 was 138,646 MVA which is

3.55% higher than the capacity of 133,889 MVA as on 31st March 2020. GETCO has

shown capacity additions of 4,757 MVA during the FY 2020-21 in comparison to

11,533 MVA during the FY 2019-20. In addition, GETCO is undertaking rapid

augmentation of transmission network to cater to the power requirement across the

State.

The table below summarizes the voltage level wise capacity of GETCO system i.e. as

on 31st March, 2021.

TABLE 6 : EXISTING CAPACITY OF GETCO AS ON FY 2020-21

Sr. No.

Name of Circle

Voltage class (Capacity in MVA)

400 KV (MVA)

220 KV (MVA)

132 KV (MVA)

66 KV (MVA)

TOTAL (MVA)

1 Amreli 1,445 3,090 483 5,330 10,348

2 Anjar 1,260 2,480 150 4,170 8,060

3 Bharuch 1,445 3,410 660 3,750 9,265

4 Gondal 2,890 3,620 1,975 6,813 15,298

5 H'nagar 1,500 2,180 600 4,595 8,875

6 Jambuva 1,815 5,350 2,110 5,391 14,666

7 Jamnagar - 2,050 1,088 3,695 6,833

8 Junagadh - 2,660 700 5,267 8,627

9 Mehsana 2,260 3,060 390 3,580 9,290

10 Nadiad 2,445 3,420 1,805 5,670 13,340

11 Navsari 1,000 4,580 425 7,303 13,308

12 Palanpur 1,575 3,730 200 5,185 10,690

13 S'nagar 2,130 3,430 590 3,898 10,048

Total 19,765 43,060 11,175 64,646 138,646

3.4. CAPITAL EXPENDITURE FOR FY 2020-21

In order to ensure unrestricted power flow across the State of Gujarat and maintain

an efficient transmission system, GETCO had spent significant amount of capital

expenditure for construction of transmission lines and substations during FY 2020-

21. Capital expenditure of Rs. 2,981.00 Crores was approved vide MYT Order dated

31st March, 2017 and GETCO has incurred an actual expenditure of Rs. 2,195.50

Crores during FY 2020-21. GETCO has incurred this expenditure in construction of

new substation and transmission lines required for strengthening of the transmission

network of GETCO. The comparison of CAPEX approved by the Hon’ble Commission

& capital expenditure incurred during FY 2020-21 are shown below:



TABLE 7 : CAPITAL EXPENDITURE DURING FY 2020-21

Rs. in Crores

FY 2020-21 FY 2020-21

Approved Actual

New Projects

1 765 KV Substations 128.00 -

2 765 KV Lines 230.00 -

3 400 KV Substations 431.00 259.97

4 400 KV Lines 517.00 129.16

5 220 KV Substation 413.00 261.57

6 220 KV Lines 299.00 118.38

7 132 KV Substation - 24.42

8 132 KV Lines - 16.02

9 66 KV Substation 348.00 580.69

10 66 KV Lines 170.00 574.87

11 Capacitor Bank 60.00 6.04

12 Reactor and Reactor Bay 25.00 -

13 Total of New Projects 2,621.00 1,971.11

R&M

14 Renovation and Modernization 250.00 150.76

15 Augmentation of Sub-station/ Lines 110.00 73.63

16 Replacecment of RTU - -

Total of R&M 360.00 224.39

17 City Development Plan -

Total 2,981.00 2,195.50

S.No: Particulars

3.5. FUNDING OF CAPITALISATION

The capitalisation has been funded through grants, equity and the remaining

expenditure incurred during FY 2020-21 has been funded through debt.

As per annual accounts of FY 2020-21, GETCO has capitilised assets of Rs. 1,850.23

Crore.

The Hon’ble Commission in its Tariff Order in Case No. 1837 of 2019 dated 30th

March, 2020 has disallowed capitalization of Rs. 34.05 Crore as part of True-up of FY

2019-20. The relevant part of the same is reproduced herebelow:

“4.2 Capital Expenditure and Capitalization ….. Commission’s Analysis …..

GETCO submitted the work-wise details of actual capitalisation vis-à-vis approved capitalisation, date of first power flow, date on which maximum and minimum load achieved, etc. The Commission has analysed the work-wise details. The Commission observed that some of the schemes claimed as capitalised in FY 2019-20, have been kept on “Soak Charge” on account of pending work at consumer-end/source-end, and have not actually been put to use. Further, some of the schemes have already been claimed and allowed as capitalised in FY 2018-19, based on data submitted in the trueup of FY 2018-19. The Commission has hence, not considered the capitalisation for the works kept on soak charge as well as assets already considered as capitalised in FY 2018-19, while allowing the capitalisation for FY 2019-20, as these assets are not actually put to use in FY 2019-20. The Commission notes that GETCO has not provided actual cost of many of the Assets put to use. The Commission has hence, considered approved cost of the Assets to compute the disallowed asset cost. Further, the approved cost of augmentation works’ has been computed on pro-rata basis from the total approved



cost. The details of such works and capitalisation disallowed against such works in the truing up for FY 2019-20, are given in the Table below: ….”

While truing up of FY 2019-20, the Hon’ble Commission has not considered the

capitalization for the works kept on soak charge as well as already considered as

capitalized in FY 2018-19.

Out of disallowed amount of Rs. 14.75 Crore due to soak charges, GETCO has claimed

capitalization for the assets amountingng to Rs. 4.71 Crore which are now put to use

and remaining capitalization will be claimed as and when assets will be put to use.

In present Petition, GETCO has claimed disallowed capitalization of Rs. 4.71 Crore

out of Rs. 34.05 Crore over and above capitalization for FY 2020-21 as shown in the

Table below:

TABLE 8 : PAST DISSAPROVAL CLAIMED IN PRESENT PETITION Sr.

No

Particulars Disallowed

Cost

Claimed in

this Petition

Pending

Claim

Substations

1 66 kV Ochhan (Telod -Ikhar) 5.25 - 5.25

2 66 kV Panvi-Navda (Panvi S/s) 0.70 0.70

3 1 No. FB of Magharvada line at 66 kV Kheradi SS 0.35 - 0.35

4 2 No.s FB at 66 kV Dhrangda S/s for 66 kV D/C Dhrangda Virpar line 0.70 0.70 5 66 kV Rozva - J K Cement line 0.04 0.04 -

6 220 kV Ranasan 2.18 2.18 -

7 66 kV Wadhwan S/s 1.09 1.09 -

8 220 kV Visavadar 1.09 1.09

9 66 kV Bunder (Bandar Rd) 1.09 1.09 -

Sub-total (A) 12.49 4.40 8.09

Transmission Lines

11 66 kV LILO line to proposed 66 kV Sondarda S/s from existing 66 kV

Keshod - Ajab H-frame line on Panther Tower with ACSR Dog conductor

0.14 - 0.14

12 66 kV LILO to 66 kV Bapodar S/s from 66 kV Rana Kandorna - Hiraco

(Solar) line (on D/C Panther tower with ACSR Panther conductor)

1.06 - 1.06

13 66 kV Bagodara - Kalyangadh line 1 & 2 66kv M/C & D/C Tower line

from220kv Bagodara s/s

6.25 - 6.25

14 66KV Bagodara - Kesardi line 66 kV M/C & D/C Tower line from 220 kV

Bagodara S/s

6.24 - 6.24

15 66 kV Rozva - J K Cement line 0.31 0.31 -

16 66KV line from 220KV Virpur SS to 66KV Galkuva SS -(2nd Source) 2.88 2.88

17 220KV Bhilad - Sarigam line 4.67 4.67

Sub-total (B) 21.56 0.31 21.25

Grand Total (A+B) 34.05 4.71 29.34

Hence, total capitalization for FY 2020-21 works out to Rs. 1830.93 Crore (Rs. 1829.96

Crore of FY 2020-21 + Rs. 4.71 Crore disallowed Capitalization during FY 2019-20 -

3.74 Crore SLDC capitalisation).

The breakup of funding of capitalization during FY 2020-21 is mentioned below.

TABLE 9 : FUNDING OF CAPEX Rs. in Crores


(Approved)

FY 2020-21

(Actual)

Deviation

1 Capex 2,984.49 2,195.50 788.99

2 Capitalization 2,387.59 1,830.93 556.66

3 Consumer contribution / Grants 318.74 432.12 (113.38)

4 Debt 1,448.19 979.17 469.02

5 Equity 620.66 419.64 201.02



3.6. ADDITION TO TRANSMISSION LINES AND SUBSTATIONS

The details of Ckt. Km addition of transmission lines and substations during FY 2020-

21 are as follows:

TABLE 10 : NETWORK ADDITION OF GETCO DURING FY 2020-21

Voltage ClassSubstations

(No.)

Transmission

Lines

(Ckt. Km.)

400 KV 1 -

220 KV 3 189.64

132 KV - 55.54

66 KV 84 1,019.23

33 KV - -

Total 88 1,264.41

3.7. AVAILABILITY OF TRANSMISSION SYSTEM

In FY 2020-21, GETCO has maintained its entire transmission system at exceptionally

high level and achieved system availability of the tune of 99.47% (Higher than the

benchmark specified in the Regulations for recovery of full transmission charges i.e.

98.50%) as shown in the table below:

TABLE 11 :GETCO SYSTEM AVAILABILITY FOR FY 2020-21

Sr. No. Description FY 2020-21

(Approved)

FY 2020-21

(Actual)

1 GETCO System Availability 98.50% 99.47%

3.8. TRANSMISSION LOSSES

The actual transmission losses for FY 2020-21 were 3.50% as certified by SLDC and

3.41% as computed by GETCOas shown in the following table.

TABLE 12 : TRANSMISSION LOSSES OF GETCO FOR FY 2020-21


(Actual as

certified by

SLDC

FY 2020-21

(Actual as per

GETCO)

1 Transmission Losses* 3.50% 3.41%

* As per revised methodology approved in Order no. 990/2010

3.9. NETWORK OUTAGES & FAULTS

For any transmission system, network outages & faults are the true performance

indicators of the power system condition. In order to have an efficient transmission

system, GETCO is taking up planned shutdowns for periodic maintenance of its

transmission lines and substations.

The following table indicates the network outages and faults in the GETCO system

for the FY 2020-21. It may be worth noting that GETCO has been able to perform well

in maintaining the system to its best level.



TABLE 13 : NETWORK OUTAGES & FAULTS FOR GETCO FOR FY 2020-21

Network Component

Type of Fault Unit Monthly

average for FY 2020-21

400KV

PSD Hrs/100km 3.54

TT Nos/100km 0.28

SF Nos/100km 0.11

ESD Nos/100km 0.13

220KV

PSD Hrs/100km 5.04

TT Nos/100km 0.28

SF Nos/100km 0.10

ESD Nos/100km 0.19

132KV

PSD Hrs/100km 8.01

TT Nos/100km 0.80

SF Nos/100km 0.29

ESD Nos/100km 0.23

66KV

PSD Hrs/100km 11.15

TT Nos/100km 1.15

SF Nos/100km 0.28

ESD Nos/100km 0.21

Wherein: PSD: Planned Shut Down TT: Transient Tripping SF: Sustained Fault ESD: Emergency Shutdown

3.10. ANNUAL FIXED COST FOR FY 2020-21

As per the GERC MYT Regulations, 2016, the fixed cost has been computed under

following heads:

• Operation and Maintenance Expenses

• Depreciation

• Interest and Finance Charges

• Return on Equity

• Interest on Working Capital

Net Annual Revenue Requirement has been computed with addition of provision for

tax and incentive for achieving higher availability and after deduction of Other

Income & Expenses capitalized of GETCO.

For the purpose of True Up, all the heads mentioned above have been categorized

into Controllable or Uncontrollable factors in line with provisions of GERC MYT

Regulations, 2016, as discussed in subsequent sections of the petition. A head wise

comparison has been made between the values approved by the Hon’ble

Commission and actuals to arrive at the revenue (Gap) / Surplus for the FY 2020-21.

3.11. CATEGORIZATION OF HEADS OF EXPENSES



As per provision of section 22, 23 & 24 of GERC MYT Regulations, 2016, expenses

have been categorized into 2 factors viz. (1) Controllable (Under the control of the

petitioner) & (2) Uncontrollable (Not under control of petitioner). The Hon’ble

Commission vide its GERC MYT Regulations, 2016 has defined the mechanism for

sharing of gain/ losses arising on account of uncontrollable & controllable factors

respectively.

The details of the expenses categorized into the above factors have been covered in

the subsequent sections.

Based on the existing practice for allocation & as approved by the Hon’ble

Commission in previous years true-ups, all the items of expenditure for FY 2020-21

have been classified as either controllable or uncontrollable. Accordingly, the gains/

(losses) attributed to such controllable & uncontrollable factors have been

determined in the subsequent sections.

GETCO has worked out its Aggregate Revenue Requirement (ARR) for FY 2020-21 as

a part of the True Up for FY 2020-21. GETCO has presented the actual cost

components based on audited annual accounts for FY 2020-21.

3.12. OPERATION & MAINTENANCE EXPENDITURE FOR FY 2020-21

As per GERC MYT Regulations, 2016, O&M Expenses shall be computed based on the

norms provided in clause 68.2.1 of the Regulations. As per the norms, the O&M

expenses shall be computed based on the no. of bays and transmission length (in

Ckt.km). Accordingly, the normative O&M expense for the FY 2020-21 is given as

below:



TABLE 14 : TRANSMISSION LINES & NO. OF BAYS FOR FY 2020-21

FY 2020-21

Actual

1 Substations (Bays)

Opening Number of Bays Number 14,306

Addition during year Number 719

Closing Number of Bays Number 15,025

Average Number of Bays Number 14,666

2 Transmission Lines (Ckt km)

Opening Ckt km Ckt km 61,185

Addition during year Ckt km 1,264

Closing Ckt km Ckt km 62,449

Average Ckt km Ckt km 61,817

UnitsSr. No. Particulars

TABLE 15 : O&M COST (NORMATIVE) FOR FY 2020-21

1 Based on no. of Bays

Average no. of bays during the year No. 14,311.00 14,665.50

O&M exp norm per Bay Rs.lacs 9.50 9.50

Total O&M Expenses based on no. of bays Rs. crores 1,359.55 1,393.22

2 Based on no. of Transmission lines

Average lines' length during the year No. 64,523.44 61,817.21

O&M exp norm per ckt km Rs.lacs 0.81 0.81

Total O&M Expenses based on no. of ckt km Rs. crores 522.64 500.72

3 Total O&M Expenses (as per norms) Rs. crores 1,882.18 1,893.94

Reference FY 2020-21

(Approved)

FY 2020-21

(Actual)

ParticularsSr. No.

GETCO has computed O&M expenses by considering the employee costs, R&M

expenses & A&G expenses for the FY 2020-21 for working of gain/ (loss). The O&M

expenses (excluding SLDC) as per audited annual accounts are as shown in the table

below:

TABLE 16 : NET O&M COST (AS PER AUDITED ACCOUNTS) FOR FY 2020-21

Rs in Crores

FY 2020-21

Actual

1 Employee Expenses 954.68

2 Repair & Maintenance Expenses 367.25

3 Administrative & General Expenses 129.90

4 Net Operation & Maintenance Expenses 1,451.84

Sr. No. Particulars

Employee Cost: In past True-up Orders, the Hon’ble Commission had ruled that the

impact in Employee Expenses due to revision in salary shall be considered by the

Commission after prudence check as an uncontrollable factor. Employee cost

claimed by GETCO as per P&L is Rs. 954.68 Crore (Rs. 991.29 Crore of employee cost

as per P&L minus Rs. 53.49 Crore of provisions of 7th Pay Commission plus Rs. 16.88

Crore of Other Comprehensive Income). GETCO has worked out impact of Rs. 69.60

Crore due to implementation of 7th Pay Commission and claimed as uncontrollable

employee expense.

R&M Expenses: The actual R&M expenses for FY 2020-21 were Rs. 367.25 Crores. As

per the provisions of the GERC MYT Regulations, 2016, A&G expenses are

categorised as controllable expenses.



A&G Expenses: The actual A&G expenses for FY 2020-21 were Rs. 129.90 Crores. As

per the provisions of the GERC MYT Regulations, 2016, A&G expenses are

categorised as controllable expenses.

O&M expenses are controllable in nature, under Regulation 22.2 of GERC MYT

Regulations, 2016. However, as per the methodology adopted by the Hon’ble

Commission, the variance in the O&M expenses as approved in MYT Order and the

normative O&M expense as per actual performance during the year is considered as

uncontrollable and variation in the normative O&M expenses and actual as per

audited accounts is considered as controllable. The O&M expenses and gains /

(losses) considered in the Truing up for FY 2020-21 are summarized in Table below:

TABLE 17 : GAINS/ (LOSSES) FROM O&M EXPENSES

Rs in Crores


(Approved)

FY 2020-21

(Revised

Normative)

FY 2020-21

(Actuals)

Gain/(Loss) due

to Controllable

Factor

Gain/(Loss) due to

Uncontrollable

Factor

1 O&M Cost 1,882.18 1,893.94 1,451.84 511.70 (81.36)

Note: The Uncontrollable loss comprises of difference of Approved and Revised Normative O&M expenses i.e. (Rs. 1882.18

Crore – Rs. 1893.94 Crore = Rs. (11.76) Crore plus 7th pay impact of Rs. (69.60) Crore.

3.13. DEPRECIATION FOR FY 2020-21

The Hon’ble Commission in the MYT Order dated 31st March, 2017 has observed the

following:

“In case of Depreciation, Regulation 39 of the GERC MYT Regulations, 2016 provides

that:

Depreciation shall be computed annually based on the straight line method at the

rates specified in the Annexure I to these Regulations.

Provided that the remaining depreciable value as on 31st March of the year closing

after a period of 12 years from date of commercial operation shall be spread over the

balance useful life of the assets:

Provided further that for a Generating Company or a Transmission Licensee or SLDC

or a Distribution Licensee formed as a result of a Transfer Scheme, the depreciation

on assets transferred under the Transfer Scheme shall be charged as per rates

specified in these Regulations for a period of 12 years from the date of the Transfer

Scheme, and thereafter depreciation will be spread over the balance useful life of the

assets:

…..”

The petitioner came into existence through Transfer Scheme of the State Government

effective from 1st April 2005 and the period of 12 years is getting completed on

31.03.2017. Accordingly, the petitioner is required to consider depreciation for the FY

2017-18 in accordance with the MYT Regulations, 2016 as stated above. The

Commission will consider and allow depreciation charges for FY 2020-21 in

accordance with the MYT Regulations, 2016.”

Accordingly, GETCO has calculated the Depreciation for FY 2020-21 in accordance

with the provisions of the GERC MYT Regulations, 2016 and the aforementioned

directives of the Hon’ble Commission.



The addition to GFA has been considered based on capitalisation considered for FY

2020-21.

The actual depreciation for FY 2020-21 works out to be Rs. 1,189.71 Crores. The

Weighted Average Rate of Depreciation, works out to be 4.18% which is less than

4.87%, rate approved by the Hon’ble Commission for FY 2020-21 as shown in the

table below:

TABLE 18 : DEPRECIATION FOR FY 2020-21

Rs. in Crores


(Approved)

FY 2020-21

(Actual)

Deviation

1 Gross Block in Beginning of the year 26,629 27,524

2 Additions during the Year (Net) 2,388 1,831

3 Gross Block in Closing of the year 29,017 29,355

4 Average Gross Block for the year 27,823 28,439

5 Average Rate of Depreciation 4.87% 4.18%

6 Total Depreciation claimed for FY 2019-20 1,355.67 1,189.71 165.96

The variation in the amount of depreciation as per the actual cost incurred by GETCO

in FY 2020-21 against the amount approved by the Hon’ble Commission is considered

as gain/ (loss) on account of uncontrollable factor and has been appropriately

treated as indicated in below tables.

TABLE 19 : GAIN/ (LOSSES) FROM DEPRECIATION

Rs. in Crores


(Approved)

FY 2020-21

(Actual)

Gain/(Loss)

due to

Controllable

Factor

Gain/(Loss) due

to

Uncontrollable

Factor

1 Depreciation 1,355.67 1,189.71 165.96

3.14. INTEREST & FINANCE CHARGES FOR FY 2020-21

The closing loan approved in the True up Order for FY 2019-20 dated 30th March,

2021 is considered as the opening loan for FY 2020-21. The debt component of the

Capitalisation during the year net of grants is considered at the debt-equity ratio of

70-30.

In line with the approach adopted by the Hon’ble Commission and as prescribed by

GERC MYT Regulations, 2016, repayment during the year has been considered equal

to the depreciation for the financial year.

Based on the provisions of the GERC MYT Regulations, 2016, the weighted average

rate of interest during the year for Truing up of FY 2020-21 is 6.95% as against 9.85%

as approved by the Hon’ble Commission.

In line with past approval methodology of the Hon’ble Commission, the other

charges which include loss on foreign exchange fluctuation, bank charge,

commission etc are considered at actuals as per the audited accounts.

The value of interest and finance charges approved by the Hon’ble Commission and

those actually incurred by GETCO for FY 2020-21 is shown as per the table below.



TABLE 20 : INTEREST & FINANCE CHARGES FOR FY 2020-21

Rs. in Crores


(Approved)

FY 2020-21

(Actual)

Deviation

1 Opening Loans 6,223.13 7,213.59

2 Loan Additions during the Year 1,448.19 979.17

3 Repayment during the Year 1,355.67 1,189.71

4 Closing Loans 6,315.65 7,003.04

5 Average Loans 6,269.39 7,108.32

6 Interest on Loan 617.80 493.84

7 Other Charges 1.00 12.25

8 Total Interest & Financial Charges 618.80 506.10 112.70

9 Weighted Average Rate of Interest on

Loan

9.85% 6.95%

The variation on account of Interest & Finance charges is considered as

Uncontrollable factor and accordingly, GETCO has compared actual expenses vis-à-

vis the approved expenses and worked out deviation on account of uncontrollable

factor. The same has been outlined in the tables given below:

TABLE 21 : GAINS/ (LOSSES) FROM INTEREST & FINANCE CHARGES

Rs. in Crores


(Approved)

FY 2020-21

(Actual)

Gain/(Loss)

due to

Controllable

Factor

Gain/(Loss) due

to

Uncontrollable

Factor


3.15. RETURN ON EQUITY FOR FY 2020-21

As per the GERC MYT Regulations, 2016, a return @ 14% on the equity base is

considered as reasonable and allowed by the Hon’ble Commission. Accordingly,

GETCO has computed the Return on Equity considering a rate of return at 14%.

For assessing actual return on equity for FY 2020-21, GETCO has considered the

opening balance of equity of FY 2020-21 as the closing balance of equity of FY 2019-

20 approved by the Commission in the True up Order dated 30th March, 2021 and

additions during the year as already discussed in the above paragraphs have been

considered. The return on equity for FY 2020-21 is as shown below:

TABLE 22 : RETURN ON EQUITY FOR FY 2020-21

Rs in Crores


(Approved)

FY 2020-21

(Actual)

Deviation

1 Opening Equity Capital 6,925.52 6,904.82 2 Equity Additions during the Year 620.66 419.64

3 Closing Equity 7,546.18 7,324.46

4 Average Equity 7,235.85 7,114.64

5 Rate of Return on the Equity 14% 14%

6 Return on Equity 1,013.02 996.05 16.97

The variation on account of return on equity is considered as Uncontrollable factor

and accordingly, GETCO has compared actual expenses vis-à-vis the approved

expenses and worked out deviation on account of uncontrollable factor. The same

has been outlined in the tables given below:



TABLE 23 : GAINS/ (LOSSES) FROM RETURN ON EQUITY

Rs. in Crores


(Approved)

FY 2020-21

(Actual)

Gain/(Loss)

due to

Controllable

Factor

Gain/(Loss) due

to

Uncontrollable

Factor

1 Return on Equity 1,013.02 996.05 16.97

3.16. INTEREST ON WORKING CAPITAL FOR FY 2020-21

Working Capital is computed based on the norms provided in GERC MYT Regulations,

2016 by considering O&M expenses, receivables for 1 month and maintenance

spares.

As per GERC MYT Regulations, 2016, GETCO has considered the weighted average of

1-year SBI MCLR for FY 2020-21 plus 250 basis points i.e. 9.57%. The comparison of

actual value of interest on working capital based on above methodology and the

value approved by the Hon’ble Commission is shown as per the table below.

TABLE 24 : INTEREST ON WORKING CAPITAL FOR FY 2020-21

Rs in Crores


(Approved)

FY 2020-21

(Actual)

Deviation

1 O & M expenses (1 Month) 156.85 120.99 2 Maintenance Spares (1% of GFA) 266.29 275.24

3 Receivables (1 Month) 375.11 364.10

4 Total Working Capital 798.25 760.33

5 Rate of Interest on Working Capital 11.70% 9.57%


The deviation between approved and actual interest on working capital has been

considered as an uncontrollable factor.

TABLE 25 : GAINS/ (LOSSES) ON INTEREST ON WORKING CAPITAL

Rs. in Crores


(Approved)

FY 2020-21

(Actual)

Gain/(Loss)

due to

Controllable

Factor

Gain/(Loss) due

to

Uncontrollable

Factor


3.17. EXPENSES CAPITALIZED FOR FY 2020-21

The expense capitalized has been approved at Rs. 194.13 Crore for FY 2020-21.

GETCO has incurred an expense of Rs. 213.84 Crore.

The comparison of approved expenses capitalized by the Hon’ble Commission for the

FY 2020-21 with the actual values is shown below:

TABLE 26 : GAINS/ (LOSSES) ON EXPENSE CAPITALIZED

Rs. in Crores


(Approved)

FY 2020-21

(Actual)

Gain/(Loss)

due to

Controllable

Factor

Gain/(Loss) due

to

Uncontrollable

Factor

1 Expenses capitalized 194.13 213.84 (19.71) The Hon’ble Commission is hereby requested to approve the expenses capitalized

for the FY 2020-21.



3.18. INCOME TAX FOR FY 2020-21

GETCO’s provision of tax for FY 2020-21 is Rs. 329.88 Crores (after excluding Income

Tax of Rs. 2.13 Crore pertaining to SLDC from the consolidated tax of Rs. 332.01

Crore).

TABLE 27 : INCOME TAX FOR FY 2020-21

Rs. in Crores


(Approved)

FY 2020-21

(Actual)

Deviation

1 Provision for Tax 64.62 329.88 (265.26) The comparison of tax against the tax approved by the Hon’ble Commission is shown

below and the variation between these values is considered uncontrollable.

TABLE 28: GAINS/ (LOSSES) ON INCOME TAX

Rs. in Crores


(Approved)

FY 2020-21

(Actual)

Gain/(Loss)

due to

Controllable

Factor

Gain/(Loss) due

to

Uncontrollable

Factor

1 Provision for Tax 64.62 329.88 (265.26)

3.19. INCENTIVE ON TRANSMISSION AVAILABILITY

GETCO has achieved an availability of 99.47% for its transmission network during FY

2020-21 certified by SLDC as against targeted availability of 98.50%.

Regulation 73 of the GERC MYT Regulations, 2016 provides that the transmission

licensee shall be entitled to an incentive for increase in annual availability beyond

the target availability.

GETCO has computed the incentive on higher availability based on the target

availability of 98.50% and the same is presented in the table given below. The

incentive is calculated on Aggregate Revenue Requirement.

TABLE 29 : INCENTIVE FOR HIGHER AVAILABILITY


1 Target Availability as per MYT Regulations

(%)

98.50%

2 Actual Availability (%) 99.47%

3 Annual Transmission Charges 4,369.24

4 Incentive for Transmission System

Availability

43.03

TABLE 30 : GAINS/ (LOSSES) ON INCENTIVE

Rs. in Crores


(Approved)

FY 2020-21

(Actual)

Gain/(Loss)

due to

Controllable

Factor

Gain/(Loss) due

to

Uncontrollable

Factor

1 Incentive for Transmission System Availability - 43.03 (43.03)

3.20. REVENUE FROM NON-TARIFF INCOME

Non-Tariff Income includes income from investments, income from sale of scrap,

parallel operation charges, and reactive energy charges, O&M charges for dedicated

lines and supervision charges of deposit work as approved by Commission.



The variation of actual Non-Tariff income from the approved value is due to the

treatment of EAC Opinion (Expert Advisory Committee of Institute of Chartered

Accountants of India) on deferred income adopted by GETCO and other state owned

utilities in Gujarat.

It is to mention that in January 2015, Ministry of Corporate Affairs (‘MCA’) issued the

road map for implementation of Indian Accounting Standards (‘Ind AS’) (as

converged with the International Financial Reporting Standards (‘IFRS’)) for certain

specified class of companies other than Banking Companies, Insurance Companies

and Non-Banking Finance Companies (‘NBFCs’). As per the road map, Ind AS are

applicable in a phased manner on a mandatory basis for the accounting periods

beginning on or after April 01, 2016, with comparatives for the periods ending March

31, 2016, or thereafter and is applicable to following companies;

a. Companies whose equity and/or debt securities are listed or are in the process

of listing on any stock exchange in India or outside India and having net worth

of Rs. 500 crore or more.

b. Companies having net worth of Rs. 500 crore or more other than those covered

above.

Holding, subsidiary, joint venture or associate companies of companies covered

above.

As GETCO has Net Worth more than Rs. 500 Crore, Ind AS as notified by MCA on

February 16, 2015 was applicable to GETCO.

As per the provisions of Ind AS, the company has to recognize grants in proportion

of the depreciation expense. Further, deferred income is to be recognized in the

profit and loss statement on a systematic and rational basis over the useful life of the

asset. Accordingly in order to comply with the mandatory provisions of Ind As and in

order to align the method of offering deferred income with the depreciation, GETCO

has to revise its method and offer deferred income @ 5.28 % Straight Line Method

(SLM) for the first 12 years and then over remaining useful life as against depreciation

rate @ 5.28% SLM for first 12 years and then spread over 23 years (35 years life less

first 12 years)as approved by Hon’ble GERC for Plant & Machinery and Transmission

Lines in MYT regulations.

C&AG has scrutinized and observed during the Supplementary Audit of GETCO for FY

2016-17 that the excess income (Deferred Income offered @ 10% WDV (from FY

2005-06 to FY 2010-11) and @ 11.75% WDV (from FY 2010-11 to FY 2015-16) as

against depreciation rate of 3.60% SLM (from FY 2005-06 to FY 2008-09) and @

5.28% SLM (FY 2009-10 to FY 2015-16) offered in earlier years shall be debited to

General Reserve and Surplus and not to P&L Account. Finally, C&AG while conducting

the Supplementary Audit of GETCO for FY 2019-20, insisted GETCO to seek an opinion

from Expert Advisory Committee (EAC) of Institute of Chartered Accountants of India

for accounting of the aforesaid excess income offered in early years which works out

to Rs 424.17 crores.

Accordingly, as per the insistence of C&AG and as per the opinion of EAC, GETCO has

to finally debit the amount of Rs. 417.60 crores from the Opening Reserve and

Surplus and Deferred Tax Liability of 1.4.2019 and credit to the balance of

Government Grant & Consumer Contribution of 1.4.2019. Further for FY 2019-20 the

amount of Rs. 6.57 crores have been reduced from the deferred income and the

same is credited to the balance of Government Grant & Consumer Contribution of



31.3.2020. This whole accounting procedure for accounting excess income offered

of Rs. 424.17 crores (Rs. 417.60 crores + Rs. 6.57 crores) is done as per the insistence

of C&AG, requirement of Ind-AS (Indianize version of IFRS) and as per the opinion of

EAC.

It is to state that only while giving Ind AS mandatory effect, it comes out that GETCO

has been offering excess deferred income (as Non-Tariff Income Deductions) for all

these years and has offered excess deferred income (non-tariff income) to the tune

of Rs. 424.17 crores in tariff determination/Truing Up exercise of those years.

GETCO therefore request Hon’ble GERC to kindly allow to recover Rs. 424.17 crore

of excess deferred income offered during FY 2005-06 to 2019-20 by reducing Rs.

424.17 crores from non-tariff income of FY 2020-21 in Tariff determination/Truing

Up as this excess income amount has already been fully passed by GETCO to its

transmission beneficiaries in the form of passing higher non-tariff income at the time

of truing up and tariff determination at respective years.

The accounting entries which has been passed in FY 2019-20 and FY 2020-21 for such

prior period error/adjustments are shown in the Table Below:

Table 31 : Deferred Income Claim Calculation

Sr.

No.

Particular Original

Accounts (FY

2019-20)

Restated

Accounts (FY

2019-20)

Difference

1 Opening balance of Government Grants &

Subsidies towards Cost of Capital Assets

404.32 592.10 187.78

1 (A) Grant Addition 15.00 15.00 -

2 Opening balance of Consumer Contribution

towards Capital Assets

1,399.87 1,629.69 229.83

2 (A) CC Addition 347.49 347.49 -

3 (A) Grant transferred to P&L (55.26) (51.94) 3.31

3 (B) CC transferred to P&L (137.92) (134.67) 3.25

3 Deferred Income towards Government

Grants/ Subsidies and Consumer Contribution

towards Cost of Capital Assets [3= 3(A) +3(B)]

(193.18) (186.61) 6.56

4 Closing balance of Govt. Grants & Subsidies

towards Cost of Capital Assets

[4=1+1(A)+3(A)]

364.07 555.16 191.09

5 Closing balance of Consumer Contribution

towards Capital Assets [5=2+2(A)+3(B)]

1,609.43 1,842.51 233.08

6 Total Reversal of Grant & Consumer

Contribution

1,973.50 2,397.67 424.17

Hence, GETCO has reduced Rs. 424.17 as Reversal of Grant and Consumer

Contribution from Non-Tariff income of Rs. 494.48 Crore earned during FY 2020-21

and net Non-Tariff income is considered for claim.

Accordingly, GETCO has considered Rs. 70.31 Crores as Non-tariff Income for the FY

2020-21 in comparison to the approved values of Rs. 331.37 Crores as shown in the

table below:



TABLE 32 : REVENUE FROM NON-TARIFF INCOME

Rs. in Crores


(Approved)

FY 2020-21

(Actual)

Deviation

1 Net Non-Tariff Income 331.37 70.31 261.06

The break-up of Non-Tariff Income under different elements is as shown in the

following table:

TABLE 33: BRERAK UP OF NON-TARIFF INCOME Rs. in Crores

FY 2020-21

Actual

1 Parallel Operation Charge 72.87

2 Other Interest (Net) 3.57

3 Interest Income from Fixed Deposits 0.17

4 Interest from Banks (other than on Fixed

Deposits).

10.43

5 Income from Trading -Stores, Scrap etc. 12.40

6 Penalties received from suppliers and

contractors

64.11

7 Income towards Govt. Grants/ Subsidies

towards cost of capital assets (Deferred

amount)

205.27

8 Miscellaneous Receipts 8.41

9 Gain on Foreign exchange fluctuation 10.35

10 Misc. Charges from Consumers 9.81

11 Reactive Charges Income 27.27

12 Operation & Maitenance charges 41.64

13 Supervision Income from execution of

Deposit work

25.46

14 Gain on sale of Fixed Assets (Net of

Loss)

1.38

15 Grant for energy conservation 1.34

16 Less: Reversal of Grant & Consumer

Contribution

424.17

17 Net Non-Tariff Income 70.31

Sr. No. Particulars

The variation in the approved and actual Non-tariff Income is considered an

uncontrollable factor.

TABLE 34 : TREATMENT OF NON -TARIFF INCOME Rs in Crores


(Approved)

FY 2020-21

(Actual)

Gain/(Loss)

due to

Controllable

Factor

Gain/(Loss) due

to

Uncontrollable

Factor

1 Non tariff income 331.37 70.31 261.06

3.21. AGGREGATE REVENUE REQUIREMENT FOR FY 2020-21

Based on above expenses, table below summarizes actual Aggregate Revenue

Requirement for FY 2020-21 for GETCO in comparison with values approved by the

Hon’ble Commission.



TABLE 35 : AGGREGATE REVENUE REQUIREMENT FOR FY 2020-21 Rs. in Crores


(Approved)

FY 2020-21

(Actual)

Deviation

1 Operation & Maintenance Expenses 1,882.18 1,451.84 430.34

2 Depreciation 1,355.67 1,189.71 165.96



5 Return on Equity 1,013.02 996.05 16.97

6 Total Fixed Costs 4,963.06 4,216.46 746.60


8 Total Transmission Charges 5,027.68 4,546.35 481.33


10 Less: Non-Tariff Income 331.37 70.31 261.06


12 Aggregate Revenue Requirement 4,502.18 4,305.22 196.96

3.22. SHARING OF GAINS & LOSSES

GERC MYT Regulations, 2016, specifies the mechanism for treatment of Gains and

Losses on account of Uncontrollable and Controllable expenses. The methodology

approved by the Hon’ble Commission for sharing of such gains/ losses is as follows.

“23. Mechanism for pass through of gains or losses on account of uncontrollable factors”

23.1 The approved aggregate gain or loss to the Generating Company or Transmission Licensee or Distribution Licensee on account of uncontrollable factors shall be passed through as an adjustment in the tariff of the Generating Company or Transmission Licensee or Distribution Licensee over such period as may be specified in the Order of the Commission passed under these Regulations.

23.2 The Generating Company or Transmission Licensee or Distribution Licensee shall submit such details of the variation between expenses incurred and revenue earned and the figures approved by the Commission, in the prescribed format to the Commission, along with the detailed computations and supporting documents as may be required for verification by the Commission.

23.3 Nothing contained in this Regulation 23 shall apply in respect of any gain or loss arising out of variations in the price of fuel and power purchase, which shall be dealt with as specified by the Commission from time to time. 24 Mechanism for sharing of gains or losses on account of controllable factors:

24.1 The approved aggregate gain to the Generating Company or Transmission Licensee or Distribution Licensee on account of controllable factors shall be dealt with in the following manner:

(a) One-third of the amount of such gain shall be passed on as a rebate in tariffs over such period as may be stipulated in the Order of the Commission under Regulation 21.6;

(b) The balance amount, which will amount to two-thirds of such gain, may be utilized at the discretion of the Generating Company or Transmission Licensee or Distribution Licensee.

24.2 The approved aggregate loss to the Generating Company or Transmission Licensee or Distribution Licensee on account of controllable factors shall be dealt with in the following manner:

(a) One-third of the amount of such loss may be passed on as an additional charge in tariffs over such period as may be stipulated in the Order of the Commission under Regulation 21.6 and



(b) The balance amount of loss, which will amount to two-thirds of such loss, shall be absorbed by the Generating Company or Transmission Licensee or Distribution Licensee.”

As indicated above, GETCO has identified various expenditure heads under

controllable and uncontrollable categories. The gain/ losses arising as a result of True

Up for FY 2020-21 for GETCO shall be suitably passed through the Tariff as per

mechanism specified by the Hon’ble Commission.

Table below summarizes total gain/ (loss) to GETCO during FY 2020-21 on account of

controllable & uncontrollable factors.

TABLE 36 : NET GAINS/ (LOSSES) FOR FY 2020-21

Rs. in Crores


(Approved)

FY 2020-21

(Actual)

Gain/(Loss)

due to

Controllable

Factor

Gain/(Loss) due

to

Uncontrollable

Factor

1 Operation & Maintenance Expenses 1,882.18 1,451.84 511.70 (81.36)

2 Depreciation 1,355.67 1,189.71 165.96



5 Return on Equity 1,013.02 996.05 16.97

6 ARR (1 to 5) 4,963.06 4,216.46 511.70 234.89


8 Less : Non-Tariff Income 331.37 70.31 261.06



11 Total ARR 4,502.18 4,305.22 511.70 (314.74)

12 Net Gains / Losses on account of

Controllable/ Uncontrollable factor

511.70 (314.74)

13 Gain on account of Controllable factor to

be passed on to Consumer (1/3 x Sr. No.

12)

170.57

14 Losses on account of Uncontrollable factor

to be passed on to Consumer

(314.74)

The above table summarizes the net gains/ (losses) on account controllable/

uncontrollable factors. GETCO incurred a gain/ (losses) of Rs. 511.70 Crores on

account of controllable factors and Rs. (314.74) Crores on account of Uncontrollable

factors for FY 2020-21.

As per mechanism specified in the GERC MYT Regulations, 2016, GETCO proposes to

pass on 1/3rd of total gain/ (losses) on account of controllable factors i.e. Rs. 170.57

Crores and total gain/ (losses) on account of uncontrollable factor i.e. Rs. (314.74)

Crores to the consumers.

3.23. REVENUE (GAP) / SURPLUS FOR FY 2020-21

As stated in earlier section, GETCO has computed the head wise

controllable/uncontrollable gains/ (losses) for FY 2020-21. The Revenue (Gap) /

Surplus has been computed based on the above factors against the costs approved

by the Hon’ble Commission for the FY 2020-21. Accordingly, the Revenue (Gap) /

Surplus for FY 2020-21 has been worked out to be Rs. (144.18) Crores on account of

Uncontrollable factors, Controllable factors (1/3rd of total gains/ (losses)).

Table below summarizes Revenue (Gap) / Surplus obtained after treating gains and

losses from controllable and uncontrollable factor for FY 2020-21:



TABLE 37 : REVENUE (GAP) / SURPLUS FOR FY 2020-21

Rs. in Crores

Sr. No. Particulars Amount

1 Gain / (Loss) on account of Uncontrollable

factor to be passed on to Beneficiaries for

FY 2020-21

(314.74)

2 Gain / (Loss) on account of Controllable

factor to be passed on to Beneficiaries

(1/3rd of Total Gain / (Loss) for FY 2020-21

170.57

3 Total Gain/ (Loss) of the true up to be

addresesd in the determination of tariff

for FY 2022-23

(144.18)

It is requested to the Hon’ble Commission to approve the above revised ARR and

allow GETCO to pass on the Revenue (Gap) / Surplus of Rs. (144.18) Crores obtained

after treating gains/ (losses) for FY 2020-21 in Transmission Tariff for FY 2022-23.



SECTION 4. DETERMINATION OF ARR FOR FY 2022-23

4.1. PREAMBLE

This section outlines details of Projections of GETCO for ARR of FY 2022-23. The

projections are based on GERC MYT Regulations, 2016. The basis of such projections

has been dealt in detail in subsequent points of this section.

4.2. PRINCIPLES FOR DETERMINATION OF ARR

The Electricity Act, 2003 provides that the GETCO should provide intra state

transmission system for use by any licensee or generating company on payment of

the transmission charges; or any Consumer as and when it requests for the open

access on payment of the transmission charges and a surcharge thereon, as may be

specified by the State Commission.

It is necessary that all the costs are recovered through the proposed method of

charging the use of system and other components thereof. Even stranded costs, if

any, resulting from intra state transmission, need to be recovered so that the

financial viability of the GETCO is established.

GETCO also requires generating adequate amount of profit from its operations so

that it can maintain the system properly and simultaneously taking up R&M projects

to upgrade its transmission system. GETCO also needs to incur capital expenditure

for creating capacities which are required to cater to the future needs of the system.

The transmission tariff for GETCO shall be charged from the beneficiaries as per GERC

MYT Regulations, 2016. The petitioner submits that the enclosures may please be

treated as an integral part of this petition.

4.3. TRANSMISSION LOSSES

The table below indicates the Transmission losses projected by GETCO for FY 2022-

23.

TABLE 38 : TRANSMISSION LOSSES OF GETCO FOR FY 2022-23

FY 2022-23

Projection

1 Transmission Losses 3.72%

Sr. No. Particulars

The Hon’ble Commission is requested to approve the above transmission losses

keeping in view the changing scenario of power flow.

4.4. AVAILABILITY

The table below indicates the Transmission Availability projected by GETCO for FY

2022-23.

TABLE 39: TRANSMISSION AVAILABILITY OF GETCO FOR FY 2022-23

FY 2022-23

Projection

1 Availability 99.47%

Sr. No. Particulars

The Hon’ble Commission is requested to approve the above transmission availabiltiy.



4.5. ADDITIONAL LOADING OF TRANSMISSION SYSTEM

GETCO is expecting additional loading of MW from central, state, private and

renewable generating stations in the ensuing years. The anticipated loading on the

GETCO system for for FY 2022-23 is tabulated below:

TABLE 40 : ANTICIPATED LOADING OF GETCO AT THE END OF FY 2022-23

Sr. No. StationRated

Capacity

Aux Cons

(%)

Gujarat

Share

Transmission

Losses (%)

Total MW on

GETCO System

A GSECL Plants

1 Ukai TPS Unit 3 to 5 610 9.00 610 555

2 Ukai TPS Unit 6 500 6.00 500 470

3 Ukai Hydro PS 305 0.70 305 303

4 Gandhinagar TPS Unit 3 to 4 420 10.00 420 378

5 Gandhinagar TPS Unit - 5 210 9.00 210 191

6 Wanakbori TPS Unit 1 to 6 1,260 9.00 1,260 1,147

7 Wanakbori TPS Unit - 7 210 9.00 210 191

8 Wanakbori TPS Unit - 8 800 5.75 800 754

9 Sikka TPS Unit No.3 & 4 500 8.50 500 458

10 Kutch Lignite TPS 150 12.00 150 132

11 Kadana Hydro 242 1.19 242 239

12 Utran CCPP Extension 375 3.00 374 363

13 Dhuvaran Gas Based - Stage-I 107 3.00 107 104

14 Dhuvaran Gas Based - Stage-II 112 3.00 112 109

15 Dhuvaran Extension CCPP-3 376 3.00 376 365

16 BECL, Padva, Bhavnagar (Unit - 1 & 2) 500 11.00 500 445

Total GSECL Plants 6,676 6,202

B IPPs

1 GIPCL Stage-I 145 2.90 145 141

2 GIPCL-SLPP 250 10.00 250 225

3 GIPCL-SLPP Extension 250 12.50 250 219

4 GSEG Extension Hazira 351 2.90 351 341

5 GPPC Pipavav 703 3.00 703 682

6 GMDC - Akrimota 250 11.00 250 223

7 Adani, Mundra - Bid-01 (Unit-1 to 4) 1,320 1,200 1,200

8 Essar, Vadinar (Salaya) 1,200 1,000 1,000

9 Essar (additional capacity ) 100

10 ACB Limited 270 200 200

Total IPPs Plant 4,839 4,349 4,230

C Share from Central Sector

1 NPC - Tarapur 1&2 320 10.00 160 5 136

2 NPC - Kakrapar 1&2 440 12.50 125 5 103

3 NPC - Tarapur 3&4 1,080 9.00 274 5 236

4 NTPC - Korba 2,100 6.68 360 5 318

5 NTPC - Korba Unit-7 500 5.75 121 5 108

6 NTPC - Vindhyachal-I 1,260 9.00 230 5 198

7 NTPC - Vindhyachal-II 1,000 5.75 239 5 213

8 NTPC - Vindhyachal-III 1,000 5.75 266 5 237

9 NTPC - Vindhyachal-IV 1,000 5.75 240 5 214

10 NTPC - Vindhyachal-V 500 5.75 93 5 83

11 NTPC - Kawas 656 2.50 187 5 173

12 NTPC - Jhanor 657 2.50 237 5 219

13 NTPC - Kahalgaon I 1,500 5.75 159 5 142

14 NTPC - SIPAT-I 1,980 5.75 540 5 482

15 NTPC - SIPAT-II 1,000 5.75 273 5 244

16 CGPL, Mundra (TATA UMPP) 4,150 1,805 5 1,715

17 SSNNL - Hydro 1,450 0.70 232 5 219

18 NTPC Mauda STPP Stage - 1 1,000 5.75 452 5 403

19 NTPC Mauda STPP Stage - 2 660 5.75 506 5 452

21 NTPC Gadarwara Stage - I & II 800 5.75 303 5 270

22 SSTPP 600 5.75 -- 5 --

23 NTPC Lara STPP Unit - 1 800 5.75 157 5 140

24 NTPC Khargone 1,320 5.75 246 5 220

25 NTPC Farakka Stage III 500 5.75 25 5 22

26 NTPC Farakka Stage I & II (ER) 1,600 5.75 26 5 23

27 Talchar 1,000 5.75 24 5 21

28 Darlipall i 1,600 5.75 14 5 12

29 Uchahar-1 5.75 36 5 32

30 Tanda-2 5.75 44 5 39

31 NTPC (Medium Term - 5 Year) 5.75 866 5 773

Total Central Sector Share 8,240 7,449

TOTAL 19,265 17,881

CPP Wheeling 566 566

Wind Power capacity 6,525 6,525

Solar Power capacity 8,021 8,021

Bio-Mass Power capacity 171 171

Others (Small/ Mini Hydal & MSW) 61 61

Western Railways (OA) 105 105

Total for FY 2022-23 (MW) 34,148 33,330



The following table summarizes the total loading of GETCO transmission system for

FY 2022-23.

TABLE 41 : ADDITIONAL LOADING OF GETCO IN FY 2022-23

Sr. No. StationsFY 2022-23

Projection

A GSECL Plants 6,202

B IPPs 4,230

C Share from Central Sector 7,449

D CPP Wheeling 566

E Wind Farm Capacity 6,525

F Solar Project 8,021

G Bio-Mass Power capacity 171

H Others (Small/ Mini Hydal & MSW) 61

I Western Railways (OA) 105

Total Loading in MW 33,330

4.6. PROPOSED CAPITAL EXPENDITURE FOR FY 2022-23

For improving the transmission network availability and to strengthen the overall

transmission network, GETCO proposes Capital Expenditure in construction of new

transmission lines and substation along with augmentation and R&M work. The

detailed breakup of proposed capital expenditure during the period FY 2022-23 has

been indicated below:



TABLE 42 : PROPOSED CAPITAL EXPENDITURE OF GETCO FOR FY 2022-23

Rs in Crores

FY 2022-23

Projection

A New Projects

1 765 KV Substations -

2 765 KV Lines -

3 400 KV Substations 116.50

4 400 KV Lines 365.33

5 220 KV Substation 343.58

6 220 KV Lines 178.23


8 132 KV Lines 14.48


10 66 KV Lines 843.20

11 Capacitor Bank 20.00

12 Reactor and Reactor Bay -

2,342.13

B R&M

1 Renovation and Modernization 278.14

2 Augmentation of Sub-station/ Lines 226.03

3 Replacecment of RTU -

504.17

C Others

1 OPGW 118.14

2Supply-of LDMS System with

Firewall and router

4.00

122.14

2,968.44

Total (A)

Total (B)

Total CAPEX (A+B+C)

Total (C)

ParticularsSr. No.

The description of major transmission assets proposed during FY 2022-23 is annexed

as Annexure E.

The Details of addition in substations and lines for FY 2022-23 are as shown below:

TABLE 43: YEAR-WISE SUBSTATION (BAY) AND TRANSMISSION LINE ADDITION DURING FY 2022-23

Tentitive Bay and Line in CKm addition FY 2022-23

Sr. No. Project Name 400 kV 220 kV 132 kV 66 kV 33 kV Total

1 400 kV Bhachunda GIS substation (Dist. Kutch)

13 0 0 0 0 13

2 400/220/66 kV Bhogat GIS substation (Dist. Jamnagar)

11 17 0 20 0 48

3 220kV Mera S/S / (220kV MithiPaldi S/S)

0 7 0 0 0 7

4 220 kV Giyavad substation (Dist. Morbi)

0 9 0 13 0 22

5 220 kV Kamlapur substation (Dist. Rajkot)

0 14 0 14 0 28

6 132kV System at 220kV Vijapur S/S

0 2 3 0 0 5

7 Up gradation of 66kV Sevalia S/S to 220kV Level

0 9 0 14 0 23

9 220 kV Bhesan (AIS) 220/66 kV s/s

0 10 0 15 0 25

10 220kV Patkhilori 220/66 kV s/s with 2x160 MVA X'mer

0 9 0 15 0 24



Tentitive Bay and Line in CKm addition FY 2022-23

Sr. No. Project Name 400 kV 220 kV 132 kV 66 kV 33 kV Total

11 220 kV Babarzar (AIS) 0 13 0 25 0 38

10

66 kV & 33 kV Substation (Approx 60 S/s planned to commercialized with line with 6 nos of bays in each substations

0 0 0 360 0 360

Augmentation with Tr Bays 60 60

EHV Tr. Line bays on each side other than new EHV Substation

14 28 6 0 0 48

Link Line FB under KSY 0 0 0 200 0 200

Total Nos of Bays Addition 38 118 9 736 0 901

CKM Addition in CKM 740 488 148 1000 0 2376

4.7. FUNDING OF CAPITALISATION

The Capitalization has been assumed at 86.12% (ratio same as considered d by the

Hon’ble Commission while approval of Capitalization of FY 2021-22) of capital

expenditure is carried out during FY 2022-23.or in past year. The Capitalization net

of grants is assumed to be funded on normative basis through the means of debt and

equity with the debt equity ratio of 70:30 on normative basis as per GERC MYT

Regulations, 2016. Accordingly, the funding for Capitalisation for the given control

period is shown as follows:

TABLE 44 : FUNDING OF CAPITALISATION FOR FY 2022-23

(Rs. Crore)

FY 2022-23

Projection

1 Capex 2,968.44

2 Capitalisation 2,556.42

3 Grants 432.12

4 Balance Capitalisation 2,124.30

5 Funding through Debt 1,487.01

6 Funding through Equity 637.29

Sr. No. Particulars

The Hon’ble Commission is requested to consider above depicted capital

expenditure on new capacity addition and R&M / Augmentation for FY 2022-23 for

approval along with the proposed funding mechanism.

4.8. DETAILS OF FIXED COST FOR FY 2022-23

This section deals with the approach employed to compute the fixed cost for the

transmission system of GETCO for the FY 2022-23 based on GERC MYT Regulations,

2016. The Aggregate Revenue Requirement for FY 2022-23 is projected based on

methodologies discussed in detail in subsequent sections.

Total fixed cost for the control period has been bifurcated into following elements:

1. O & M Expenses

2. Depreciation

3. Interest and Financing Charges

4. Return on Equity

5. Interest on Working Capital

6. Contribution to Contingency Reserve



4.9. O&M EXPENSES FOR FY 2022-23

Under normal circumstances, the Commission would have revised the O&M norms

based on analysis of actual O&M expenses of FY 2021-22, while framing the GERC

MYT Regulations for the next Control Period and allowed escalation rate of 5.72%

for future years including FY 2022-23. However, due to unavoidable circumstances,

there is a delay in framing the GERC MYT Regulations for the next Control Period,

and hence, the applicability of the GERC MYT Regulations, 2016 has been extended

by two year, to include FY 2022-23 also.

In last Tariff Order, the Hon’ble Commission has given effect to the above-mentioned

principle and calculated O&M norm for FY 2021-22 based on actual O&M Expenses

in the previous years, by adopting the same principles as adopted in the previous

MYT Order. Adopting the similar principle, O&M norm for FY 2022-23 would have

been approved by allowing escalation rate of 5.72% on approved O&M norm of FY

2021-22.

Considering the same, the O&M expenses for FY 2022-23 have been computed by

applying escalation rate of 5.72% (as approved by the Hon’ble Commisssion in the

GERC MYT Regulations, 2016) on the O&M Norm of FY 2021-22 as approved in Tariff

Order dated 30th March, 2021.

The O&M expense projected by GETCO based on proposed bay & Ckt Km additions

is mentioned below:

TABLE 45 : O&M EXPENSES FOR FY 2022-23

FY 2022-23

Projection

1 Substations (Bays)

Opening Number of Bays Number 15,771.00

Addition during year Number 901.00

Reduction during year Number -

Closing Number of Bays Number 16,672.00

Average Number of Bays Number 16,221.50

O&M expense norm per Bay Rs. Lakhs 9.49

Total O&M Expenses Substations Rs. Crores 1,539.42

2 Transmission Lines (Ckt km) -

Opening Ckt km Ckt km 65,201.41

Addition during year Ckt km 2,376.00

Reduction during year Ckt km -

Closing Ckt km Ckt km 67,577.41

Average Ckt km Ckt km 66,389.41

O&M expense norm per Ckt km Rs. Lakhs 0.93

Total O&M Expenses Transmission Lines Rs. Crores 617.42

3 Total O&M Expenses (as per norms) Rs. Crores 2,156.84

Sr. No. Particulars Units

It is pertinent to mention that the normative values of O&M cost per Ckt km and per

bay as per the GERC MYT Regulations, 2016 have an escalation of 5.72% for the year

FY 2022-23. This would only address the inflation aspect of O&M costs but does not

include additional expenses on account of 7th pay commission. Therefore, it is

requested to the Hon’ble Commission to approve the additional impact on account



of 7th pay commission and payment of past arrears of 7th Pay Commmission as and

when paid by GETCO as an uncontrollable expense.

It is hereby requested to the Hon’ble Commission to approve the O&M expenses for

FY 2022-23.

4.10. EXPENSES CAPITALISED FOR FY 2022-23

GETCO has considered the capitalized expenses for FY 2022-23 with an escalation of

5.72% to the actual expenses capitalized in FY 2020-21. The capitalized expense for

FY 2022-23 is as shown below:

TABLE 46 : EXPENSES CAPITALISED FOR FY 2022-23

(Rs. Crore)

FY 2022-23

Projection

1 Expenses Capitalised 239.00

Sr. No. Particulars

4.11. DEPRECIATION FOR FY 2022-23

GETCO has considered the closing Gross block of fixed assets of FY 2020-21 as the

opening Gross block of fixed assets for FY 2021-22. The addition during the FY 2021-

22 is considered same as approved by the Commission in the Tariff Order dated 30th

March, 2021.

Accordingly, the closing balance of GFA for FY 2021-22 thus worked out is considered

as opening balance of GFA for FY 2022-23. Addition for FY 2022-23 has been

projected considering capitalisation during the year. Depreciation has been

calculated taking into consideration the opening balance of assets in the beginning

of the year and the projected capitalisation during the year. Depreciation rate for FY

2022-23 is considered same as actual depreciation rate of FY 2020-21. The projected

depreciation for FY 2022-23 is as shown below:

TABLE 47 : DEPRECIATION FOR FY 2022-23

(Rs. Crore)

FY 2022-23

Projection

1 Opening Gross Block 31,755

2 Net Additions during year 2,556

3 Closing Gross Block 34,312

5 Depreciation for the Year 1,382

8 Average Rate of Depreciation 4.18%

Sr. No. Particulars

It is hereby requested to the Hon’ble Commission to approve the Depreciation for

the period FY 2022-23.

4.12. INTEREST & FINANCE CHARGES FOR FY 2022-23

The funding for new capital expenditure in the control period has been assumed to

be undertaken at a normative debt: equity ratio of 70:30 in accordance with the

GERC MYT Regulations, 2016 and accordingly the new loan additions during the year

has been estimated.

The closing balance of loan portfolio for FY 2020-21 as calculated in this Petition is

taken as opening balance of FY 2021-22. Addition and repayment during FY 2021-22



is considered same as approved by the Hon’ble Commission in its Tariff Order dated

30th March, 2021 to work out closing balance of FY 2021-22. Closing balance of FY

2021-22 thus work out has been considered as opening balance of normative loan

for FY 2022-23.

The loan addition for FY 2022-23 is considered as 70% of the capitalisation excluding

consumer contribution and grants which has been worked out in earlier section and

repayment during the year is equivalent to the depreciation for FY 2022-23. The rate

of interest has been taken as the weighted average rate of interest on the actual loan

portfolio for FY 2020-21 that is 6.95%.

Other bank charges have been taken at the same level of FY 2020-21.

The Interest and Finance Charges for FY 2022-23 has been tabulated below.

TABLE 48 : INTEREST & FINANCE CHARGES FOR FY 2022-23

(Rs. Crore)

FY 2022-23

Projection

1 Opening Loans 7,081.08

2 Loan Additions during the Year 1,487.01

3 Repayment during the Year 1,381.91

4 Closing Loans 7,186.18

5 Average Loans 7,133.63

6 Interest on Loan 495.60

7 Other Bank Charges 12.25

8 Total Interest & Financial Charges 507.86

9 Weighted Average Rate of Loan 6.95%

Sr. No. Particulars

It is hereby requested to the Hon’ble Commission to approve the Interest & Finance

Charges for the control period.

4.13. RETURN ON EQUITY FOR FY 2022-23

The closing balance of equity for FY 2020-21 as calculated in this Petition is taken as

opening balance of FY 2021-22. Addition during FY 2021-22 is considered same as

approved by the Hon’ble Commission in its Tariff Order dated 30th March, 2021 to

work out closing balance of FY 2021-22. Closing balance of FY 2021-22 thus work out

has been considered as opening balance of equity for FY 2022-23.

The equity addition for FY 2022-23 has been arrived at by considering 30% of the

Capitalization net of consumer contribution and grants as funded from equity as

already explained above.

As per the GERC MYT Regulations, 2016, return @ 14% on the equity base is allowed

by the Hon’ble Commission. Accordingly, GETCO has computed the Return on Equity

considering a rate of return at 14%.

The Return on Equity for FY 2022-23 has been tabulated below:



TABLE 49 : RETURN ON EQUITY FOR FY 2022-23

(Rs. Crore)

FY 2022-23

Projection

1 Opening Equity 7,936.06

2 Equity Additions during year 637.29

3 Closing Equity 8,573.35

4 Average Equity 8,254.71

5 Rate of Return on the Equity 14%


Sr. No. Particulars

4.14. INTEREST ON WORKING CAPITAL FOR FY 2022-23

The interest on working capital is worked out on normative basis and is based on

norms specified under the GERC MYT Regulations, 2016. The relevant provision in

the regulations for Interest on working capital is produced as under:

• Operation and maintenance expenses for one month; plus

• Maintenance spares at one (1) per cent of the historical cost; plus

• Receivables equivalent to one (1) month of transmission charges calculated

on target availability level;

Minus

• Amount, if any, held as security deposits except the security deposits held in

the form of Bank Guarantee from Transmission System Users:

Interest shall be allowed at a rate equal to the State Bank Base Rate (SBBR) as on 1st

April of the financial year in which the Petition is filed plus 250 basis points i.e. 7.00%

plus 250 basis points i.e. 9.50%.

In line with the above provisions, the interest on working capital is computed as

under:

TABLE 50 : INTEREST ON WORKING CAPITAL FOR FY 2022-23

(Rs. Crore)

FY 2022-23

Projection

1 O & M expenses 179.74

2 Maintenance Spares 317.55

3 Receivables 419.16

4 Total Working Capital 916.45

5 Rate of Interest on Working Capital 9.50%


Sr. No. Particulars

GETCO requests the Hon’ble Commission to approve Interest on Working Capital

tabulated above.

4.15. INCOME TAX FOR FY 2022-23

In line with the provisions of GERC MYT Regulations, 2016, GETCO has computed the

tax for FY 2022-23 by considering the same tax expense incurred during the FY 2020-

21. The relevant provision of the Regulation is as mentioned below:

“41.1: The Commission in its MYT Order shall provisionally approve Income Tax

payable for each year of the Control Period, if any, based on the actual income tax



paid, including cess and surcharge on the same, if any, as per latest Audited Accounts

available for the Applicant, subject to prudence check.”

Tax on income for FY 2022-23 is projected as follows:

TABLE 51 : TAX FOR FY 2022-23

(Rs. Crore)

FY 2022-23

Projection

1 Income Tax 329.88

Sr. No. Particulars

4.16. NON-TARIFF INCOME FOR FY 2022-23

GETCO has estimated Non-Tariff Income will remain same as actual for FY 2020-21.

Estimated Non-Tariff Income for the FY 2022-23 is as below:

TABLE 52 : NON-TARIFF INCOME FOR FY 2022-23

(Rs. Crore)

FY 2022-23

Projection

1 Non-Tariff Income 494.48

Sr. No. Particulars

4.17. INCENTIVE FOR FY 2022-23

Incentives corresponding to the target availability as per GERC MYT Regulations,

2016 shall be filed separately at the time of true up.

4.18. AGGREGATE REVENUE REQUIREMENT FOR FY 2022-23

Based on above discussed expenses, the ARR for FY 2022-23 has been determined.

The Table below shows projection of ARR made by GETCO for FY 2022-23.

TABLE 53: AGGREGATE REVENUE REQUIREMENT FOR FY 2022-23

Rs. in Crores

FY 2022-23












Sr. No. Particulars

GETCO shall continue to collect O&M charges from dedicated users of transmission

lines recovered as per GERC Order no. 3 / 2007 and parallel operation charges from

CPPs, open access fees & charges, reactive charges, late payment surcharge and any

other charges as per prevailing regulations which are not proposed to be changed

are not specifically brought out in the present petition. Further, any additional/new

taxes, levies, duties, cess, filing fees or any other kind of imposition(s) charged by any

Government(s) shall be recovered from beneficiaries.



It is requested to the Hon’ble Commission to allow recovery of the above Aggregate

Revenue Requirement for FY 2022-23 without any disallowances.



SECTION 5. TRANSMISSION TARIFF FOR FY 2022-23

5.1. TRANSMISSION TARIFF FOR FY 2022-23

In accordance with provisions of the GERC MYT Regulations, 2016 as mentioned

above, Tariff for FY 2022-23 is determined as follows:

TABLE 54: ARR FOR FY 2022-23

Rs. in Crores

FY 2022-23












Sr. No. Particulars

Total loading of GETCO for FY 2022-23 is reiterated as below:

TABLE 55 : LOADING OF GETCO IN FY 2022-23

Sr. No. StationsFY 2022-23

Projection

A GSECL Plants 6,202

B IPPs 4,230

C Share from Central Sector 7,449

D CPP Wheeling 566

E Wind Farm Capacity 6,525

F Solar Project 8,021

G Bio-Mass Power capacity 171

H Others (Small/ Mini Hydal & MSW) 61

I Western Railways (OA) 105

Total Loading in MW 33,330 From the above, the Total loading of GETCO for FY 2022-23 is 33,330 MW.

GETCO has calculated the Transmission tariff for FY 2022-23 by considering the ARR

for FY 2022-23 as mentioned above and Revenue (Gap) / Surplus for FY 2020-21.

Further, the MW allocation has been taken based on the projected loading of the

transmission system for the FY 2022-23 mentioned above. The Transmission Tariff of

GETCO for FY 2022-23 after applying the Revenue (Gap) / Surplus of FY 2020-21 is as

follows:



TABLE 56 : TRANSMISSION TARIFF FOR FY 2022-23

Rs. in Crores

Sl.No. Particulars FY 2022-23

1 Aggregate Revenue Requirement for

FY 2022-23

4,885.73

2 Less: Revenue (Gap) / Surplus for FY

2020-21

(144.18)

3 ARR after considering Gap of true-up

for FY 2020-21 (1 + 2)

5,029.90

4 Total MW allocation 33,330

5 Transmission tariff (Rs/MW/day) 4,135

It is hereby requested to the Hon’ble Commission to approve the transmission tariff

for FY 2022-23 as mentioned above.

GETCO has calculated the projected ARR for FY 2022-23 as Rs. 5,029.90 Crore. In

past, the Hon’ble Commission has decided the methodology for working of short-

term transmission charges on per kWh basis and worked out short-term charges for

FY 2020-21. Considering the same methodology as adopted by the Hon’ble

Commission in the past, GETCO has considered the Energy input of 1,02,048 MUs of

Transmission System as per energy accounting of SLDC corresponding to

Transmission Capacity of 27,727 MW during FY 2020-21. Based on the actuals of FY

2020-21 the total estimated wheeled units during FY 2022-23 works out as 1,22,669

MUs on proportionate basis considering the Transmission Loading Capacity of 33,330

MW during FY 2022-23. As per the above methodology, transmission charges

payable in the case of all types of short-term transactions works out to;

TC (Rs/kWh) = Rs. 5,029.90 Crore/ 1,22,669 MUs

= 41.00 Ps. /kWh

5.2. REACTIVE ENERGY CHARGES

In the tariff order in petition No.1909 of 2020, Hon’ble commission had approved

the Reactive energy Charges to be recovered from all renewable sources. GETCO

propose to continue the same rates of the recovery of reactive energy charges for all

renewable sources i.e. Wind, solar, Biomass, Bagase, Minihydel MSW etc. as

approved which is mentioned below.

Sr. No. Category Approval Rate

1 For the drawl of reactive energy at 10% or less of the net energy exported

10 paise/kVARh

2 For the drawl of reactive energy at more than 10% of the net energy exported”

50 paise/kVARh



SECTION 6. COMPLIANCE OF DIRECTIVES

6.1. PREAMBLE

In the Tariff Order issued by GERC on 26th March 2020, the Hon’ble Commission has

provided certain directives to GETCO. This Section will be dealing with the latest

status of compliance/ action taken by the GETCO for the directives.

6.2. COMPLIANCE OF DIRECTIVES

In the Tariff Orders, the Hon’ble Commission has specified following directives to

GETCO, to which, GETCO is submitting the Compliance, which is as follows:

Directive 1: Submission of peak and average loading of transmission elements.

The Commission, while dealing with objections/ suggestion of the stakeholders, has

observed that many transmission elements are functioning on overloading

conditions. GETCO has been directed to adhere to the Manual of CEA on

Transmission Planning Criteria to avoid such overloading operation of transmission

elements. The Commission has been directing GETCO to submit report on peak and

average loading of various 220 kV, 132 kV and 66 kV sub-stations. GETCO is directed

to keep submitting the said reports at quarterly interval along with the report on

peak loading and average loading of transmission elements. GETCO shall also

apprise the Commission on quarterly basis about the transmission elements which

are running in overload condition for more than two times in a calendar month.

Compliance/Action taken/initiated:

GETCO is submitting a report on average as well as peak loading of various 220kV,

132kV and 66kV substations in the Gujarat for 2nd Quarter of FY 2021-22 (July-2021

to Sept-2021) as Annexure A.

Further, GETCO is also submitting the loading of important EHV elements during

2nd Quarter of FY 2021-22 as Annexure B and EHV transmission elements, which

are running in overload condition for more than two times in a calendar month

during the 2nd Quarter of FY 2021-22 as Annexure C. Area wise transmission

constraint details is provided as Annexure D.

Directive 2: Calculation of Availability of State transmission System

The Commission directed GETCO to submit detailed calculation of system

availability according to the applicable GERC (MYT) Regulations, describing all

transmission elements categorized voltage-wise and element-wise.


GETCO has submitted compliance of directive vide letter no.

CE(R&C)/Dire.Comp./Tariff Order-1909 of 2020/ 1574 dated 5th July, 2021.

Directive 3: Adoption of Tariff Based Competitive Bidding (TBCB) for Intra-State

Transmission Projects

The Commission directed GETCO to submit to submit a complete proposal by 31st

May, 2021, including its suggestions for determination of Threshold Limit, which

kind of projects can be taken up under TBCB, etc.





CE(R&C)/Dire.Comp./Tariff Order-1909 of 2020/ 1539 dated 30th June, 2021.

Directive 4: Voltage Class wise O&M norms for Transmission Bays and Lines

The Commission directed GETCO to submit the voltage-wise asset break-up and

O&M expenses across different voltages, within one month of issue of this Order,

to enable the Commission to propose the voltage-wise O&M norms in the draft

GERC (MYT) Regulations, 2021.

The Commission directed GETCO to submit to submit a complete proposal by 31st

May, 2021, including its suggestions for determination of Threshold Limit, which

kind of projects can be taken up under TBCB, etc.



CE(R&C)/Dire.Comp./Tariff Order-1909 of 2020/ 975 dated 30th April, 2021.



SECTION 7. PRAYER

GETCO respectfully prays to the Hon'ble Commission;

1. To admit this Petition seeking True up of FY 2020-21, Aggregate Revenue Requirement

for FY 2022-23 and Tariff Proposal for FY 2022-23.

2. To approve the True up for FY 2020-21 and allow sharing of gains/ (losses) with the

Consumers as per sharing mechanism prescribed in the GERC MYT Regulations, 2016.

3. To allow recovery of Revenue (Gap) / Surplus of FY 2020-21 as part of Tariff

determination for FY 2022-23.

4. To approve Aggregate Revenue Requirement for FY 2022-23 as submitted by the

Petitioner.

5. Pass suitable orders for implementation of Tariff Proposal for FY 2022-23 for making it

applicable from 1st April, 2022 onwards.

6. To grant any other relief as the Hon'ble Commission may consider appropriate.

7. The Petitioner craves leave of the Hon'ble Commission to allow further submissions,

addition and alteration to this Petition as may be necessary from time to time.

8. Pass any other Order as the Hon’ble Commission may deem fit and appropriate under

the circumstances of the case and in the interest of justice.

Declaration that the subject matter of the application has not been raised by

the applicants before any other competent forum, and that no other competent

forum is currently seized of the matter or has passed any Orders in relation thereto.

Applicant

GUJARAT ENERGY TRANSMISSION CORPORATION LIMITED

Vadodara DATED: 27th November, 2021

Determination of True Up of FY 2020‐21 and ARR & Tariff for FY 2022‐23


Affidavit Verifying the Petition

I, Kundan Hirabhai Rathod son of Hirabhai Somchand Rathod, aged about 52 years, resident of 4, Pushpak Blue Bunglow, Bhayli, Vadodara, do hereby solemnly affirm and state as under:

I am the Additional Chief Engineer (R & C) of Gujarat Energy Transmission Corporation Limited (GETCO), the applicant in the above matter and am duly authorized by the said application to make this affidavit.

The statement made in the petition here in above, true to my knowledge and belief, which I believe them to be true.

Solemnly affirmed at Vadodara on this day of 27th November 2021, that the contents of the above affidavit are true to my knowledge, no part of it is false and nothing material has been concealed there from.

Addl. Chief Engineer (R&C) GETCO

Date: 27th November, 2021

Place: Vadodara



ANNEXURE A: AVERAGE PEAK LOADING OF VARIOUS SUBSTATIONS IN 2ND QUARTER OF FY

2021-22 (JULY-2021 TO SEPT-2021)

During 2nd Quarter (July to Septembers) of the FY 2021-2022, GETCO catered 31973 MUs

energy with maximum demand of 19431 MW. Table mentioned below are showing energy

catered & maximum demand catered by GETCO system in 2nd Quarter of FY 2021-22 against

same quarter of FY 2021-22:

Sr. No. Month Energy Catered (MUS)

2020-21 2021-22

1 July 9,118 10,802

2 August 8,155 11,893

3 September 9,367 9,278

Total 26,640 31,973

Monthly Maximum Unrestricted Demand & Maximum Demand Catered The Maximum unrestricted demand catered and maximum demand catered by the GETCO

system in 2nd Quarter of FY 2021-22 is as under:

Month

Maximum Unrestricted Demand Catered (MW)

Maximum Demand Catered (MW)

2020-21 2021-22 2020-21 2021-22

July 15,719 18,980 15,741 19,007

August 14,819 19,451 14,829 19,431

September 15,732 15,971 15,749 15,421

GETCO had catered maximum demand to the tune of 19,431 MW on dated August, 2021.

Maximum unrestricted in 2nd Quarter of FY 2020-2021 was 19,451 MW during the month

August-2021 which was 31.25% more than the previous year’s unrestricted demand in the

month of August - 2020 (14,819 MW).

GETCO had Catered maximum demand of 19,431 MW during the month of August, 2021,

which was 31.03% more than the previous year’s catered demand in the month of August

2020 (14,819 MW).

Monthly Energy Consumption & Maximum Energy Catered in a day MUs

Month Monthly Energy Catered

in Mus Maximum Energy Catered

in a Day in MUs

2020-21 2021-22 2020-21 2021-22

July 9,118 10,802 327 411

August 8,155 11,893 317 432

September 9,367 9,278 343 335



Total energy catered in FY 2021-22 (cumulative of 2nd quarter) is 31,973 MUs, which was

20.01% less than the previous year’s energy catered during 2nd Quarter of FY 2020-21 (26,640

MUs).

GETCO had Catered 11,893 MUs energy during the month august - 2021, which was 45.83%

more than the previous year’s energy catered during the month of August -2021 (8,155 MUs).

GETCO had catered Maximum energy in a day of July -2021 to the tune of 411 MUs, which

was 26.68% more than previous year’s Maximum energy in a day of July - 2020 (327 MUs).

As per commissioning directives, averages & peak loading of various substations in 2nd quarter

of FY 2021-2022 is as under:

Sr. No. Substation KV Ratio in

KV

Installed Capacity in MVA

Max load

Average Load

1 400KV Amreli 400 400/220 1445 744 616.39

2 400KV Amreli 400 220/66 300 107.45 64.81

3 66KV Amreli(A) 66 66/11 45 19.99 16.32

4 66KV Amreli(B) 66 66/11 40 15.04 11.47

5 66KV Babra 66 66/11 55 27.33 23.04

6 66KV Bagasara 66 66/11 40 12.14 9.75

7 66KV Bhildi(Lunki) 66 66/11 30 6.12 2.61

8 66KV Bhingrad 66 66/11 30 7.02 3.07

9 66KV Bhoringada 66 66/11 30 3.41 1.84

10 66KV Chakkargadh(Devaliya) 66 66/11 15 2.94 1.53

11 66KV Chalala 66 66/11 30 11.92 8.72

12 66KV Charkha 66 66/11 30 14.46 7.24

13 66KV Chital 66 66/11 45 15.89 7.33

14 66KV Damnagar 66 66/11 40 17.31 11.07

15 66KV Gariyadhar 66 66/11 35 14.74 9.17

16 66KV Gariyadhar-B (VIRDI) 66 66/11 30 3.98 3.01

17 66KV Gavdaka 66 66/11 30 10.4 5.46

18 66KV Gundran 66 66/11 20 6.06 3.16

19 66KV Hadala 66 66/11 30 8.42 5.11

20 66KV Jaliya 66 66/11 30 2.88 2.06

21 66KV Jarakhiya 66 66/11 30 12.5 5.31

22 66KV Khambhala 66 66/11 30 8.55 6.12

23 66KV Kotdapitha 66 66/11 35 13.55 6.58

24 66KV Kunkavav 66 66/11 30 8.91 6.41

25 66KV Kuvargadh 66 66/11 30 15.64 7.58

26 66KV Lathi 66 66/11 50 16.93 9.78

27 66KV Liliya 66 66/11 35 11.67 6.32

28 66KV Lunidhar 66 66/11 30 7.46 4.00

29 66KV Malaviya Pipariya 66 66/11 40 16.46 10.83

30 66KV Mota Ankadiya 66 66/11 20 6.87 3.44

31 66KV Nava Ujala 66 66/11 30 7.06 3.93

32 66KV Ranuja(Khajuri) 66 66/11 30 3.74 2.26

33 66KV Sarambhada 66 66/11 20 6.21 4.29

34 66KV ShekhPipariya 66 66/11 15 0.64 0.22

35 66KV Simran 66 66/11 20 4.11 2.89

36 66KV Tori 66 66/11 20 10.75 5.86

37 132KV Barwala 132 132/11 37.5 27.56 17.83

38 132KV Barwala 132 132/66 70 16.9 14.31

39 132KV Paliyad 132 132/66 350 154 118.59

40 132KV Paliyad 132 66/11 50 20.03 13.90

41 220KV Botad 220 220/66 260 56.39 41.51

42 220KV Botad 220 220/132 250 160.65 117.63

43 220KV Dhasa 220 220/66 320 163.56 106.24




KV


Max load

Average Load

44 220KV Dhasa 220 66/11 30 17.97 12.45

45 66KV Ambardi 66 66/11 20 6.22 5.95

46 66KV Bajud 66 66/11 30 8.24 5.37

47 66KV Bandhani 66 66/11 25 9.61 6.33

48 66KV Bhimdad 66 66/11 30 10.54 7.46

49 66KV Botad 66 66/11 45 23.39 18.71

50 66KV Botad(2) 66 66/11 25 12.65 9.04

51 66KV Chavand 66 66/11 30 17.64 9.80

52 66KV Dharwala 66 66/11 40 11.4 7.14

53 66KV Fulzar 66 66/11 30 6.04 3.64

54 66KV Gadhada 66 66/11 50 22.52 16.85

55 66KV Gadhali 66 66/11 30 7.01 6.67

56 66KV Hadadad 66 66/11 40 17.53 14.78

57 66KV Hathasani 66 66/11 30 6.9 4.79

58 66KV Ingorala 66 66/11 30 6.61 4.55

59 66KV Jalalpar 66 66/11 30 11.22 7.13

60 66KV Jambarwala 66 66/11 25 14.11 8.79

61 66KV Kalatalav 66 66/11 20 8.57 4.88

62 66KV Keria 66 66/11 30 8.23 3.79

63 66KV Lakheni 66 66/11 40 11.18 6.13

64 66KV Lathidad 66 66/11 30 16.56 10.94

65 66KV Malapara 66 66/11 30 5.96 3.83

66 66KV Mandavi 66 66/11 25 11.24 5.11

67 66KV Nonghanvadar 66 66/11 30 12.4 6.64

68 66KV Ratanpar 66 66/11 40 18.76 12.31

69 66KV Rojmal 66 66/11 30 12.04 8.83

70 66KV Rupavati 66 66/11 30 10.22 6.15

71 66KV Sanali 66 66/11 20 10.948 6.89

72 66KV Sanosara 66 66/11 45 11.83 6.71

73 66KV Sarangpur 66 66/11 30 10.17 6.67

74 66KV Sarva 66 66/11 15 1.539 1.31

75 66KV Tatam 66 66/11 25 17.28 11.35

76 66KV Turkha 66 66/11 40 17.42 11.45

77 66KV Ujalvav 66 66/11 30 8.72 4.89

78 66KV Vichhiya 66 66/11 45 12.2 9.05

79 220KV Otha 220 220/66 360 128.77 94.52

80 220KV Otha 220 66/11 25 8.41 6.98

81 66KV Babariyadhar 66 66/11 20 4.29 2.31

82 66KV Bagdana 66 66/11 45 24.41 13.81

83 66KV Belampar 66 66/11 20 8.22 4.66

84 66KV Bhaguda 66 66/11 25 7.53 3.97

85 66KV Billa 66 66/11 30 10.38 4.88

86 66KV Datha 66 66/11 20 9.43 5.53

87 66KV Devaliya 66 66/11 30 8.22 4.97

88 66KV Dihor 66 66/11 30 14.35 8.52

89 66KV Dudhala(2) 66 66/11 30 4.97 3.87

90 66KV Dungar 66 66/11 20 5.03 4.21

91 66KV Dungarpar 66 66/11 30 7.58 4.60

92 66KV Jasapara 66 66/11 15 3.27 2.56

93 66KV Kadamgiri 66 66/11 20 6.88 5.30

94 66KV Kadiyali 66 66/11 20 2.74 2.68

95 66KV Kalsar 66 66/11 20 5.26 3.34

96 66KV Khutavada 66 66/11 30 12.26 6.98

97 66KV Mahuva 66 66/11 60 22.55 22.25

98 66KV Manar 66 66/11 35 6.96 6.17

99 66KV Nana Asarana 66 66/11 30 3.48 1.52

100 66KV Navagam (Kukad) 66 66/11 30 5.65 3.85

101 66KV Pasvi 66 66/11 20 10.75 6.06

102 66KV Pithalpur 66 66/11 30 9.96 6.04

103 66KV Sartanpar 66 66/11 15 3.65 2.67

104 66KV Talaja 66 66/11 45 20.52 13.16




KV


Max load

Average Load

105 66KV Thadach 66 66/11 30 14.47 7.47

106 66KV Timana 66 66/11 30 6.17 3.50

107 66KV Trapaj 66 66/11 30 11.99 8.82

108 66KV Vadli 66 66/11 35 10.17 9.47

109 66KV Vangar 66 66/11 20 2.08 1.73

110 220KV Savarkundla 220 220/66 420 121.73 84.44

111 66KV Amberdi 66 66/11 30 8.65 4.46

112 66KV Badhada 66 66/11 30 3.21 1.96

113 66KV Barpatodi 66 66/11 30 3.04 2.47

114 66KV Bhader 66 66/11 35 16.94 9.31

115 66KV Dalkhaniya 66 66/11 30 5.45 2.64

116 66KV Dedan 66 66/11 30 3.01 1.86

117 66KV Devala 66 66/11 20 8.52 3.92

118 66KV Dhari 66 66/11 45 13.89 9.10

119 66KV Dudhala 66 66/11 25 4.52 2.35

120 66KV Gadhkada 66 66/11 20 1.08 0.98

121 66KV Gigasan 66 66/11 15 2.79 1.44

122 66KV Hathasani (Road) 66 66/11 30 5.63 3.56

123 66KV Hudli 66 66/11 30 5.83 3.29

124 66KV Jafarabad 66 66/11 30 7.29 5.94

125 66KV Jesar 66 66/11 35 19.22 12.00

126 66KV Kagdadi [Hamapur] 66 66/11 30 12.9 8.80

127 66KV Khambha 66 66/11 35 5.92 3.40

128 66KV Kubda 66 66/11 20 7.32 3.78

129 66KV Malsika 66 66/11 30 4.62 1.95

130 66KV Mota Agariya 66 66/11 30 5.94 3.23

131 66KV Mota Braman 66 66/11 30 3.74 2.78

132 66KV Nagadhra 66 66/11 30 2.28 1.46

133 66KV Pithavadi 66 66/11 30 3.12 1.78

134 66KV Rabarika 66 66/11 20 0.99 0.80

135 66KV Rajula 66 66/11 35 6.76 6.48

136 66KV Samadhiyala 66 66/11 30 5.77 3.16

137 66KV Savarkundla 66 66/11 45 12.2 10.13

138 66KV Tataniya 66 66/11 30 0.82 0.67

139 66KV Timbi 66 66/11 20 1.59 1.48

140 66KV Vanda 66 66/11 30 10.5 5.77

141 66KV Vijapadi 66 66/11 35 9.15 5.06

142 220KV Sagapara 220 220/66 300 119.18 97.77

143 220KV Vallabhipur 220 220/132 100 48 34.86

144 220KV Vallabhipur 220 220/66 360 234.29 213.93

145 220KV Vallabhipur 220 132/11 25 10.82 6.99

146 220KV Vartej 220 220/66 420 220.2 214.13

147 220KV Vartej 220 66/11 45 14.89 11.12

148 66KV Aankolali 66 66/11 30 5.06 3.00

149 66KV Bhadi 66 66/11 30 6.7 3.93

150 66KV Bhandariya 66 66/11 20 7.42 3.47

151 66KV Bhavnagar City 66 66/11 55 30.31 27.92

152 66KV Bhumbhali 66 66/11 30 16.7 11.87

153 66KV Bunder Road 66 66/11 45 15.14 12.62

154 66KV Chitra 66 66/11 40 21.71 21.27

155 66KV Desainagar 66 66/11 30 7.77 7.06

156 66KV Dhola 66 66/11 30 7.79 4.90

157 66KV Ghanghli 66 66/11 70 47.94 39.33

158 66KV Ghanghli(3) 66 66/11 80 47.98 47.24

159 66KV Gheti 66 66/11 20 7.13 4.01

160 66KV Ghodidhal 66 66/11 20 5.42 3.31

161 66KV Kharakdi 66 66/11 20 9.7 5.90

162 66KV Magalana 66 66/11 50 34.1 27.88

163 66KV Mamsa 66 66/11 60 23.4 21.23

164 66KV Mamsa(2) 66 66/11 30 9.6 8.94

165 66KV Mangadh 66 66/11 30 8.215 4.11




KV


Max load

Average Load

166 66KV Moti Dharai 66 66/11 20 3.25 2.15

167 66KV Nari Road 66 66/11 45 12.57 12.45

168 66KV Nathugadh 66 66/11 25 9.8 5.77

169 66KV Navagam 66 66/11 45 17.87 15.83

170 66KV Nesda 66 66/11 60 24.14 21.53

171 66KV Palitana 66 66/11 35 16.566 11.64

172 66KV Palitana(B) 66 66/11 25 6.018 5.15

173 66KV Panvi 66 66/11 20 7.32 4.15

174 66KV Ratanpar(Umarala) 66 66/11 30 2.39 1.55

175 66KV Sanesh 66 66/11 30 2.11 1.80

176 66KV Sar 66 66/11 30 15.23 11.69

177 66KV Sardarnagar 66 66/11 40 17.03 15.32

178 66KV Shetrunjidem 66 66/11 30 8.126 5.93

179 66KV Sidsar 66 66/11 45 22.8 20.13

180 66KV Sihor 66 66/11 60 24.08 22.19

181 66KV Sihor(2) 66 66/11 40 11.18 10.39

182 66KV Songadh 66 66/11 30 13.54 10.56

183 66KV Tana 66 66/11 45 18.08 9.66

184 66KV Tansa 66 66/11 35 15.7 14.07

185 66KV Valkat Gate 66 66/11 30 10.26 9.78

186 220KV Anjar 220 220/66 300 229.5 214.62

187 220KV Anjar 220 66/11 65 30.1 27.37

188 220KV Mokha 220 220/66 200 58.02 48.71

189 220KV Tappar 220 220/66 360 191.82 183.06

190 400KV Varsana 400 400/220 1260 724 626.67

191 66KV Bandra 66 66/11 30 6.02 5.26

192 66KV Baraya 66 66/11 30 10.45 9.17

193 66KV Bhadreshwar 66 66/11 30 2.82 2.73

194 66KV Bhimasar 66 66/11 30 5.11 4.74

195 66KV Bhujpar 66 66/11 50 15.55 12.39

196 66KV Budharmora 66 66/11 30 10.73 7.61

197 66KV Chandiya 66 66/11 15 7.12 6.14

198 66KV Dagala 66 66/11 30 16.89 12.63

199 66KV DC5 66 66/11 40 21.19 18.25

200 66KV Dhaneti 66 66/11 50 42.02 37.15

201 66KV Dudhai 66 66/11 45 23.86 20.13

202 66KV FTZ 66 66/11 80 46.59 38.84

203 66KV Gandhidham B 66 66/11 60 31.93 29.71

204 66KV Kanaiyabe 66 66/11 40 26.48 24.51

205 66KV Kandla 66 66/11 30 8.44 7.50

206 66KV Khambhara 66 66/11 20 8.69 7.50

207 66KV Khedoi 66 66/11 50 14.86 13.22

208 66KV Khokhra 66 66/11 30 15.12 12.63

209 66KV Kidana 66 66/11 50 32.39 27.86

210 66KV Mathada 66 66/11 30 9.9 8.08

211 66KV Mithirohar 66 66/11 45 15.83 15.59

212 66KV Mokha 66 66/11 20 7.24 5.14

213 66KV Mundra 66 66/11 45 17.81 16.39

214 66KV Mundra Ind. 66 66/11 30 6.35 6.22

215 66KV Navagam 66 66/11 30 16.21 14.75

216 66KV Patri 66 66/11 30 4.6 4.31

217 66KV Ratatadav 66 66/11 30 5.7 4.79

218 66KV Ratnal 66 66/11 60 32.65 26.33

219 66KV Siracha 66 66/11 30 13.24 11.20

220 66KV Tharavada 66 66/11 30 11.84 10.50

221 66KV Varsamedi 66 66/11 30 8.55 8.37

222 66KV Varsana 66 66/11 60 37.24 32.23

223 66KV Vidi 66 66/11 30 17.48 14.76

224 220KV Kukma 220 220/66 300 167.9 149.97

225 220KV NaniKhakhar 220 220/66 300 230.45 195.11

226 66KV Asambiya 66 66/11 30 6.21 5.69




KV


Max load

Average Load

227 66KV Baladia 66 66/11 35 14.43 12.29

228 66KV Bhediyabet 66 66/11 10 0.79 0.75

229 66KV Bhuj(A) 66 66/11 50 20.02 18.59

230 66KV Bhuj(B) 66 66/11 40 17.36 13.72

231 66KV Bhuj(C) 66 66/11 35 7.8 7.21

232 66KV Bhuj(D) 66 66/11 30 5.97 5.93

233 66KV Bhujodi 66 66/11 30 10.06 9.54

234 66KV Chapredi 66 66/11 40 18.14 13.74

235 66KV Dahinsara 66 66/11 30 15.56 13.44

236 66KV Deshalpar (Mundra) 66 66/11 30 4.906 3.96

237 66KV Dhordo 66 66/11 25 0.94 0.80

238 66KV Gundiyali 66 66/11 30 6.97 6.45

239 66KV Kalitalawadi 66 66/11 30 4.1 3.83

240 66KV Kera 66 66/11 30 11.5 8.20

241 66KV Khavda 66 66/11 10 2.87 2.68

242 66KV Kodai 66 66/11 55 21.83 20.14

243 66KV Kotda 66 66/11 30 13.29 12.66

244 66KV Lakhond 66 66/11 45 13.6 12.43

245 66KV Loriya 66 66/11 20 7.43 6.20

246 66KV Madhapar 66 66/11 45 16.5 14.47

247 66KV Makhana 66 66/11 30 4.47 2.85

248 66KV Mandvi 66 66/11 45 14.36 11.92

249 66KV Mankuva 66 66/11 40 14.53 10.97

250 66KV Nanikhakhar 66 66/11 35 15 11.55

251 66KV Padhdhar 66 66/11 30 18.69 17.43

252 66KV Raydhanpar 66 66/11 30 5.57 4.63

253 66KV Reladi 66 66/11 25 11.36 10.37

254 66KV Sanosara 66 66/11 30 10 6.72

255 66KV Shukhpar 66 66/11 30 14.22 12.35

256 66KV Talwana 66 66/11 20 6.71 6.33

257 66KV Vighakot 66 66/11 10 1.39 1.30

258 220KV Nakhatrana 220 220/66 420 72.66 71.32

259 66KV Baranda 66 66/11 30 0.644 0.55

260 66KV Bayath 66 66/11 30 13.9 10.73

261 66KV Darasadi 66 66/11 30 12 8.63

262 66KV Dayapar 66 66/11 30 8.11 5.15

263 66KV Deshalpar 66 66/11 35 6.6 5.50

264 66KV Deshalpar(Gutli) 66 66/11 30 8 5.96

265 66KV Devisar 66 66/11 30 8.2 5.57

266 66KV Don 66 66/11 30 12.3 9.67

267 66KV Dumra 66 66/11 35 5.8 4.50

268 66KV Gadhsisa 66 66/11 40 15.3 11.10

269 66KV Hajapar 66 66/11 30 8.28 7.71

270 66KV Jamthada 66 66/11 30 6.7 5.97

271 66KV Khirasara 66 66/11 30 13.22 9.67

272 66KV Kotda(J) 66 66/11 40 21.11 15.89

273 66KV Kotda(Roha) 66 66/11 30 8.44 6.74

274 66KV Kothara 66 66/11 40 24.7 21.02

275 66KV Manjal 66 66/11 30 4.33 3.56

276 66KV Meghapar 66 66/11 30 5.11 4.01

277 66KV Merau 66 66/11 30 5 4.07

278 66KV Mothala 66 66/11 30 7.28 6.71

279 66KV Nakhatrana 66 66/11 55 21 17.37

280 66KV Naliya 66 66/11 40 15.67 15.05

281 66KV Nana Nakhatrana 66 66/11 30 7.6 6.74

282 66KV Nani Chher 66 66/11 30 1.44 1.29

283 66KV Nani Mau 66 66/11 40 12.6 9.80

284 66KV Netra 66 66/11 40 27.22 21.85

285 66KV Nirona 66 66/11 30 3.8 2.50

286 66KV Rava 66 66/11 30 9.036 8.34

287 66KV Ravapar 66 66/11 40 15.77 11.18




KV


Max load

Average Load

288 66KV Sandhan 66 66/11 30 10.06 9.66

289 66KV Siyot 66 66/11 30 3.55 2.33

290 66KV Vaghoth 66 66/11 20 3.051 2.21

291 66KV Vanku 66 66/11 40 15.6 12.03

292 66KV Vithon 66 66/11 40 20.7 15.90

293 132KV Samkhiyali 132 132/66 150 84.4 75.67

294 132KV Samkhiyali 132 66/11 20 12.64 10.72

295 220KV Shivlakha 220 220/66 400 138 113.83

296 220KV Vondh 220 220/66 200 74.46 66.62

297 66KV Adhoi 66 66/11 40 25 19.77

298 66KV Amardi 66 66/11 55 13.46 12.32

299 66KV Amrapar 66 66/11 20 3 2.83

300 66KV Balasar 66 66/11 20 3.9 3.10

301 66KV Bhachau 66 66/11 40 19.4 18.67

302 66KV Bhimasar 66 66/11 50 15.5 13.50

303 66KV Chirai 66 66/11 35 18.2 16.93

304 66KV Chitrod 66 66/11 30 7.8 6.63

305 66KV Chobari 66 66/11 55 18.5 12.53

306 66KV Kharoi 66 66/11 30 6.5 5.27

307 66KV Khirai 66 66/11 30 7.1 6.00

308 66KV Kidiyanagar 66 66/11 30 4.9 4.10

309 66KV Pragpar 66 66/11 55 16.3 11.77

310 66KV Rapar 66 66/11 45 23 20.37

311 66KV Sai 66 66/11 30 2.4 1.87

312 66KV Shikra 66 66/11 35 14.6 12.93

313 66KV Shukpar 66 66/11 30 6.6 5.80

314 66KV Suvai 66 66/11 30 5 3.96

315 66KV Vajepar 66 66/11 30 13 10.17

316 132KV Valia 132 132/66 250 57 55.88

317 132KV Valia 132 66/11 60 9.92 7.97

318 220KV Achhalia 220 220/132 500 261.57 244.04

319 220KV Achhalia 220 220/66 260 81.06 67.87

320 66KV Amletha 66 66/11 30 2.47 1.40

321 66KV Anijara 66 66/11 30 26 11.50

322 66KV Bal 66 66/11 30 1.76 1.40

323 66KV Bhacharwada 66 66/11 20 6.26 3.85

324 66KV Bhalod 66 66/11 20 8.8 3.88

325 66KV Bhogwad 66 66/11 30 3.2 3.07

326 66KV Bitada 66 66/11 30 1.12 0.89

327 66KV Borda 66 66/11 20 5.1 3.91

328 66KV Chikda 66 66/11 25 4.8 4.40

329 66KV Chimipatal 66 66/11 30 3.4 2.67

330 66KV Daheli 66 66/11 20 3.947 2.92

331 66KV Dattanagar 66 66/11 20 4.6 3.37

332 66KV Dediapada 66 66/11 30 9.1 6.87

333 66KV Khaidipada 66 66/11 15 2.4 2.13

334 66KV Mota Raipura 66 66/11 30 3.65 2.22

335 66KV Mouza 66 66/11 30 2.6 1.87

336 66KV Netrang 66 66/11 45 11.1 9.07

337 66KV Ori 66 66/11 30 2.6 1.68

338 66KV Panetha 66 66/11 20 10.5 6.03

339 66KV Petia 66 66/11 30 2.8 2.13

340 66KV Pratapnagar 66 66/11 40 10.75 7.22

341 66KV Rajpardi 66 66/11 60 18.8 14.10

342 66KV Rajpipla 66 66/11 60 18.08 12.36

343 66KV Rajuvadia 66 66/11 30 8.2 4.05

344 66KV Sadadapani 66 66/11 20 2.8 2.20

345 66KV Sagbara 66 66/11 30 11.9 9.03

346 132KV Bharuch 132 132/66 120 44.78 43.55

347 132KV Bharuch 132 66/22 50 30.89 22.90

348 220KV Dahej 220 220/66 300 134 133.00




KV


Max load

Average Load

349 220KV Suva (Rahiyad HGIS) 220 220/66 200 126 111.42

350 66KV Bharuch(B) 66 66/11 25 14.71 11.98

351 66KV Bharuch(B) 66 66/22 20 4.22 2.65

352 66KV Bhensli 66 66/11 25 3.61 3.39

353 66KV Dahej 66 66/11 40 15.2 15.10

354 66KV Dahej-A 66 66/11 30 9.7 9.53

355 66KV Galenda 66 66/11 40 5.32 4.84

356 66KV Jolwa 66 66/11 40 5.75 5.57

357 66KV Kukarwada 66 66/11 30 7.04 6.59

358 66KV Luna 66 66/11 30 13.4 13.03

359 66KV Panchbatti 66 66/11 45 11.87 11.40

360 66KV Sambheti 66 66/11 30 6.86 6.31

361 66KV Suva 66 66/11 30 3.41 3.13

362 66KV Vadadla 66 66/11 40 13.4 13.13

363 220KV Amod 220 66/11 45 3.4 3.23

364 220KV Amod 220 220/66 320 40.33 36.01

365 220KV Haldarwa 220 220/132 250 59 55.67

366 220KV Haldarwa 220 220/66 250 58 50.33

367 220KV Wagra 220 220/66 250 99 93.33

368 66KV Bori (Hingalla) 66 66/11 30 5.6 5.20

369 66KV Chhidra 66 66/11 20 3.6 3.27

370 66KV Devla 66 66/11 35 2.4 2.33

371 66KV Haldarva 66 66/11 30 4.3 3.77

372 66KV Jambusar 66 66/11 40 12.4 11.63

373 66KV Kadod 66 66/11 20 3.5 2.91

374 66KV Kurchan 66 66/11 30 2.1 1.80

375 66KV Muller 66 66/11 20 3 2.97

376 66KV Ochhan 66 66/11 30 3.6 2.97

377 66KV Palej 66 66/11 45 16.8 15.27

378 66KV Rarod 66 66/11 20 6.23 4.04

379 66KV Sarbhan 66 66/11 45 4.2 2.85

380 66KV Saring 66 66/11 30 1.6 1.37

381 66KV Sarod 66 66/11 30 1.2 1.13

382 66KV Shaykha 66 66/11 40 5.1 4.90

383 66KV Vagra 66 66/11 20 4.2 3.73

384 66KV Vilayat 66 66/11 25 7 6.73

385 66KV Zanor 66 66/11 30 5.8 5.31

386 220KV Kim 220 220/66 400 320 318.67

387 400KV Kosamba 400 400/220 1445 599 529.00

388 400KV Kosamba 400 220/66 260 166 162.00

389 66KV Areth 66 66/11 35 12.45 10.96

390 66KV Delad 66 66/11 60 34.95 29.24

391 66KV Dinod 66 66/11 35 6.8 4.83

392 66KV FTP 66 66/11 45 19.04 17.30

393 66KV Gala Karjan 66 66/11 40 5.05 3.87

394 66KV Gothan 66 66/11 80 30.7 29.92

395 66KV Karanj 66 66/11 85 56.7 55.30

396 66KV Kasal 66 66/11 30 8.22 6.14

397 66KV Kharach 66 66/22 55 7.87 7.62

398 66KV Kharach-2 66 66/11 40 13.1 11.13

399 66KV Kosamba 66 66/22 35 5.47 5.30

400 66KV Kosamba-2 66 66/11 40 14.08 13.26

401 66KV Mandroi 66 66/11 15 2.11 2.06

402 66KV Mandvi 66 66/11 40 12.11 8.72

403 66KV Mindhi 66 66/11 30 4.2 3.66

404 66KV Mosali 66 66/11 35 10 8.32

405 66KV Mota Borasra 66 66/11 85 54.8 50.01

406 66KV Palod 66 66/11 65 26.4 25.67

407 66KV Palod(II) 66 66/11 45 24.6 23.30

408 66KV Pipodra 66 66/11 80 53.2 51.47

409 66KV Pipodra(2) 66 66/11 30 19.1 17.70




KV


Max load

Average Load

410 66KV Sivan 66 66/11 60 39.48 36.99

411 66KV Umarkhadi 66 66/11 10 5.18 4.67

412 66KV Vadoli 66 66/11 30 5.43 4.75

413 66KV Vankal 66 66/11 30 3.16 2.49

414 66KV Velanja 66 66/11 60 21.58 20.82

415 66KV Zankhvav 66 66/11 20 8.33 8.03

416 132KV Ankleshwar 132 132/66 250 132.2 126.43

417 132KV Ankleshwar 132 66/22 105 45.6 41.83

418 220KV Zagadia 220 220/66 420 174.09 149.75

419 66KV Ankleshwar(A) 66 66/22 90 53.4 50.77

420 66KV Ankleshwar(B) 66 66/22 80 38.9 36.33

421 66KV Ankleshwar(U) 66 66/22 50 14 13.70

422 66KV Avidha 66 66/11 30 4.5 2.43

423 66KV Dhadeda 66 66/11 50 22.91 18.92

424 66KV Dharoli 66 66/11 15 0.31 0.20

425 66KV Hansot 66 66/11 20 10.79 9.16

426 66KV Panoli 66 66/22 80 40.1 38.69

427 66KV Panoli(II) 66 66/11 40 19.73 19.21

428 66KV Randeri 66 66/11 45 18.57 15.62

429 66KV Samor 66 66/11 30 6.94 5.99

430 66KV Selod 66 66/11 40 0.16 0.10

431 66KV Sengpur 66 66/11 30 3.92 2.31

432 66KV Zagadia 66 66/11 60 17.7 13.30

433 220KV Gondal 220 220/132 450 369 313.44

434 220KV Gondal 220 132/66 300 179.381 137.94

435 66KV Amarnagar 66 66/11 30 6.63 3.53

436 66KV Anida 66 66/11 30 7.79 4.82

437 66KV Anida Bhalodi 66 66/11 30 8.36 5.04

438 66KV Devda 66 66/11 30 2.9024 1.81

439 66KV Gomta 66 66/11 30 8.885 5.63

440 66KV Gondal-2 66 66/11 20 5.37 4.94

441 66KV Hadamtala 66 66/11 55 32.75 32.07

442 66KV Hirani 66 66/11 40 19.8 17.97

443 66KV Jamvadi 66 66/11 30 14.98 11.80

444 66KV K-S.S 66 66/11 50 25.45 23.28

445 66KV Kagvad 66 66/11 30 2.38 1.50

446 66KV Khambha 66 66/11 30 20.93 17.94

447 66KV Khokhaldal 66 66/11 30 14.53 13.33

448 66KV Kolithad 66 66/11 25 11.057 7.14

449 66KV Lilakha 66 66/11 25 8.0014 5.67

450 66KV Lodhika 66 66/11 30 18.72 11.33

451 66KV Mevasa 66 66/11 20 8.97 5.47

452 66KV Piplana 66 66/11 40 18.36 17.33

453 66KV Rabarika(GDL) 66 66/11 30 4.62 3.16

454 66KV Road-Pipaliya 66 66/11 50 37.45 36.26

455 66KV Sarvoday 66 66/11 45 17.63 17.46

456 66KV Shaper 66 66/11 55 25.06 23.79

457 66KV Sidheshvar 66 66/11 80 45.88 45.21

458 66KV Umrali 66 66/11 35 10.631 7.31

459 66KV veraval 66 66/11 60 35.3 34.91

460 66KV Virpur 66 66/11 25 9.864 6.76

461 400KV Hadala 400 400/220 1445 876 775.33

462 400KV Hadala 400 220/66 310 137 125.33

463 132KV Jasdan 132 132/66 250 120.22 101.82

464 132KV Jasdan 132 66/11 40 13.7 10.19

465 66KV Atkot 66 66/11 30 5.6 2.62

466 66KV Baldhoi(Virnagar) 66 66/11 20 7.54 4.46

467 66KV Barvala 66 66/11 30 4.54 2.51

468 66KV Bhadla 66 66/11 25 13.02 7.36

469 66KV Bhandariya 66 66/11 30 7.43 4.20

470 66KV Derdi 66 66/11 45 17.26 10.23




KV


Max load

Average Load

471 66KV Devgam 66 66/11 15 6.66 4.01

472 66KV Faldung 66 66/11 20 3.1 2.68

473 66KV Gadhadiya 66 66/11 20 7.97 5.11

474 66KV Gokhlana 66 66/11 30 5.02 3.48

475 66KV Gokhlana-2 66 66/11 30 2.91 1.91

476 66KV Hadmatiya 66 66/11 30 5.53 3.15

477 66KV Hodathali 66 66/11 30 3.13 2.46

478 66KV Jivapar 66 66/11 20 6.13 2.94

479 66KV Kamlapur 66 66/11 35 17.54 10.73

480 66KV Kherdi 66 66/11 30 9.25 6.52

481 66KV Kotda Sangani 66 66/11 25 21.89 12.81

482 66KV Kothi 66 66/11 30 8.16 4.34

483 66KV Magharwada 66 66/11 30 5.74 3.51

484 66KV Motadadva 66 66/11 35 19.39 13.56

485 66KV Motadevalia 66 66/11 45 21.8 10.79

486 66KV Moviya 66 66/11 40 19.33 11.92

487 66KV Nadala 66 66/11 30 9.7 4.08

488 66KV Pratappur 66 66/11 30 6.38 2.95

489 66KV Rajshamadhiyala 66 66/11 30 16.02 11.44

490 66KV Ramod 66 66/11 30 15.27 9.15

491 66KV Sanathali 66 66/11 30 8.46 4.71

492 66KV Sardhar 66 66/11 40 13.4 10.07

493 66KV Satapara (J) 66 66/11 30 6.63 3.13

494 66KV Shivrajpur 66 66/11 30 4.2 3.01

495 66KV Shreenathgadh 66 66/11 20 8.93 6.61

496 66KV Sultanpur 66 66/11 30 14.7 9.06

497 66KV Tramba 66 66/11 25 10.74 7.97

498 66KV Vasavad 66 66/11 40 15.87 8.06

499 400KV Jetpur 400 400/220 1445 834 676.00

500 400KV Jetpur 400 220/66 360 242 165.33

501 220KV Lalpar 220 220/66 320 216.6 192.88

502 220KV Lalpar 220 220/132 100 47.36 43.17

503 220KV Lalpar 220 66/11 70 34.13 31.77

504 220KV Morbi 220 220/66 520 308.87 278.40

505 66KV Amreli road 66 66/11 30 15.38 14.51

506 66KV Aniyari Chokdi 66 66/11 30 6.94 6.39

507 66KV Bela 66 66/11 100 56.89 54.15

508 66KV Bharatnagar 66 66/11 40 23.22 22.21

509 66KV Dungarpur 66 66/11 45 22.91 21.08

510 66KV Ghuntu 66 66/11 35 11.69 10.84

511 66KV Jambudiya 66 66/11 30 13.63 12.95

512 66KV Jetpar 66 66/11 65 40.21 37.80

513 66KV Jodhpar(Nadi) 66 66/11 45 22.28 21.13

514 66KV Kalikanagar 66 66/11 30 18.64 17.56

515 66KV Khareda 66 66/11 20 7.65 5.25

516 66KV Khirai 66 66/11 30 5.53 5.36

517 66KV Lakhdhirpur 66 66/11 60 37.84 34.49

518 66KV Lilapar 66 66/11 45 27.46 26.34

519 66KV Mahendranagar 66 66/11 55 25.26 22.49

520 66KV Morbi A 66 66/11 60 17.5 14.40

521 66KV Nichi Mandal 66 66/11 40 23.635 23.08

522 66KV Old Rafaleshwar 66 66/11 30 10.9 10.14

523 66KV Paneli 66 66/11 30 5.12 4.56

524 66KV Rafadeshwar 66 66/11 50 27.92 23.91

525 66KV Rangpar 66 66/11 100 67.11 61.53

526 66KV Rangpar(2) 66 66/11 45 22.12 18.66

527 66KV Ravapar 66 66/11 30 6.52 5.80

528 66KV Trajpar 66 66/11 30 12.52 9.73

529 66KV Unchimandal 66 66/11 95 52.645 46.45

530 66KV Vaghpar 66 66/11 60 19.38 17.05

531 66KV Vejalper 66 66/11 20 2.48 2.01




KV


Max load

Average Load

532 132KV Padavala 132 132/66 200 118.66 100.55

533 132KV Padavala 132 66/11 40 23.24 22.63

534 132KV Vajadi 132 132/66 100 47.16 41.88

535 132KV Vajadi 132 66/11 40 13.87 12.81

536 132KV Vikram 132 132/66 250 130.58 114.77

537 220KV Kangasiyali 220 220/66 420 326.19 298.17

538 220KV Nyara 220 220/66 320 250.01 210.23

539 220KV Nyara 220 220/132 300 162.15 153.94

540 66KV Central 66 66/11 55 36.81 35.34

541 66KV Dudhsagar 66 66/11 65 35.83 35.38

542 66KV G I D C 66 66/11 80 50.62 50.02

543 66KV Gauridad 66 66/11 40 10.96 9.12

544 66KV Ghanteshwar 66 66/11 30 16.72 14.90

545 66KV Khirasara 66 66/11 30 12.45 9.39

546 66KV Khodiyarnagar 66 66/11 30 11.38 10.67

547 66KV Kothariya 66 66/11 45 23.18 21.20

548 66KV kuvadva 66 66/11 35 22.42 19.98

549 66KV Lalpark (Nilkanth) 66 66/11 40 22.59 22.20

550 66KV Luxminagar 66 66/11 70 39.75 37.41

551 66KV Mavadi 66 66/11 50 12.41 11.21

552 66KV Metoda 66 66/11 60 29.34 27.34

553 66KV Motamava 66 66/11 40 7.15 6.81

554 66KV Nagar pipaliya 66 66/11 20 12.6 7.82

555 66KV Navagam 66 66/11 45 26.34 24.63

556 66KV Nikawa 66 66/11 30 10.18 7.38

557 66KV Politechnic (Aji-II) 66 66/11 30 13.99 13.68

558 66KV Popatpara 66 66/11 40 16.13 13.87

559 66KV Punitnagar 66 66/11 70 33.51 32.04

560 66KV Raiyadhar 66 66/11 45 26.037 23.12

561 66KV Ramparbeti 66 66/11 30 8.21 7.78

562 66KV Rotory 66 66/11 50 32.95 32.40

563 66KV Sarapdad 66 66/11 30 4.67 3.71

564 66KV Shastri Medan (GIS) 66 66/11 60 23.24 21.25

565 66KV Solvant 66 66/11 40 21.28 20.94

566 66KV Stadium (Nyara) 66 66/11 30 5.32 4.30

567 66KV Surya Rampar 66 66/11 30 11.39 9.55

568 66KV Taraghadi 66 66/11 40 9.36 6.92

569 66KV University Road 66 66/11 50 35.09 28.62

570 66KV Vavdi 66 66/11 50 28.64 27.96

571 132KV Dhrol 132 132/66 200 155.01 134.84

572 132KV Mota Dahisara 132 66/11 30 2.27 1.77

573 132KV Mota Dahisara 132 132/66 150 34.2 33.26

574 132KV Tankara 132 66/11 35 20.21 16.72

575 132KV Tankara 132 132/66 200 57.88 52.11

576 66KV Aji Dahisarda 66 66/11 30 6.85 4.64

577 66KV Bagathala 66 66/11 30 3.73 3.56

578 66KV Bangawadi 66 66/11 20 9.25 6.14

579 66KV Bhutkotda 66 66/11 15 6.39 4.55

580 66KV Chanchapar 66 66/11 20 5.38 5.09

581 66KV Dhrangda (Soyal) 66 66/11 30 15.72 11.71

582 66KV Dhrol 66 66/11 30 16.78 13.19

583 66KV Hadmatiya 66 66/11 30 8.61 6.72

584 66KV Hmapar 66 66/11 30 7.67 6.51

585 66KV Jamdudhai 66 66/11 25 6.29 5.34

586 66KV Kagdadi 66 66/11 25 9.82 7.91

587 66KV Keshiya 66 66/11 20 10.4 7.60

588 66KV Khengarka 66 66/11 30 12.35 9.08

589 66KV Khodapipar 66 66/11 30 13.82 8.74

590 66KV Lajai 66 66/11 30 24.66 19.77

591 66KV Latipur 66 66/11 25 12.5 7.24

592 66KV Liyara 66 66/11 20 5.64 4.41




KV


Max load

Average Load

593 66KV Mansar 66 66/11 30 8.24 7.65

594 66KV Mitana 66 66/11 30 8.63 6.72

595 66KV Morana 66 66/11 30 7.54 5.21

596 66KV Morbi B 66 66/11 45 23.85 21.11

597 66KV Mota Khijadiya 66 66/11 30 10.59 6.96

598 66KV Neknam 66 66/11 20 8.09 5.75

599 66KV Padadhari 66 66/11 40 21.1 19.11

600 66KV Padana 66 66/11 30 9.89 8.28

601 66KV Pipaliya 66 66/11 30 12.25 11.39

602 66KV Piyava 66 66/11 30 6.29 5.04

603 66KV Rajpar 66 66/11 30 9.47 8.35

604 66KV Sanosara 66 66/11 30 13.58 12.00

605 66KV Saraya 66 66/11 30 7.66 6.77

606 66KV Vajepar 66 66/11 30 12.6 11.74

607 66KV Vijaynagar 66 66/11 30 7.6 5.96

608 66KV Virpar 66 66/11 30 6.71 6.15

609 132KV Vaghasiya 132 132/66 200 18.36 18.03

610 132KV Vaghasiya 132 66/11 50 14.82 14.07

611 132KV Wankaner 132 132/66 200 173.55 139.98

612 132KV Wankaner 132 66/11 50 18.18 14.44

613 220KV Sartanpar 220 220/66 320 264.52 253.54

614 220KV Sartanpar 220 220/132 200 109.22 72.56

615 66KV Amarsar 66 66/11 30 4.89 4.31

616 66KV Bamanbore 66 66/11 30 15.8 15.70

617 66KV Bhojapara 66 66/11 45 13 12.65

618 66KV Chotila 66 66/11 45 32.56 25.09

619 66KV Daladi 66 66/11 20 10.62 7.89

620 66KV Dhuva 66 66/11 60 23.73 23.21

621 66KV Jadeshwar 66 66/11 45 29.37 19.07

622 66KV Jalida 66 66/11 30 6.3 6.00

623 66KV Kankot 66 66/11 30 6.92 3.80

624 66KV Lakaddhar 66 66/11 70 38.23 36.43

625 66KV Lakhaddhar(2) 66 66/11 40 14.87 13.87

626 66KV Limbada 66 66/11 30 5.15 3.84

627 66KV Lunsar 66 66/11 30 16.65 13.68

628 66KV Mahika 66 66/11 40 13.09 9.73

629 66KV Makansar(Dhuva 2) 66 66/11 30 21.15 17.91

630 66KV Mandasar 66 66/11 30 7.58 5.99

631 66KV Matel 66 66/11 50 24.49 21.70

632 66KV Matel(2) 66 66/11 30 23.92 22.30

633 66KV Panchasar 66 66/11 30 7.99 6.41

634 66KV Panchasiya 66 66/11 30 10.37 8.35

635 66KV Pipaliaraj 66 66/11 30 11.77 7.51

636 66KV Rajgadh 66 66/11 30 18.37 10.87

637 66KV Ratavirda 66 66/11 60 18.92 18.56

638 66KV Ratavirda(2) 66 66/11 35 18.79 17.99

639 66KV Sartanpar 66 66/11 65 43.5 42.88

640 66KV Satapar 66 66/11 30 10.51 8.52

641 66Kv Shidhavadar 66 66/11 25 8.39 6.67

642 66KV Than 66 66/11 30 17.67 15.96

643 66KV Thikariyala 66 66/11 35 14.62 11.73

644 220KV Agiyol 220 220/66 250 193.36 160.84

645 220KV Agiyol 220 220/132 350 82.56 74.13

646 66KV Amodara 66 66/11 45 23.41 18.54

647 66KV Chandarani 66 66/11 20 9.6 5.52

648 66KV Dalpur 66 66/11 45 13.58 10.24

649 66KV Dedhrota 66 66/11 40 21.46 18.04

650 66KV Derol 66 66/11 35 13.92 13.01

651 66KV Gadhoda 66 66/11 30 9.59 6.89

652 66KV Gambhoi 66 66/11 30 13.01 9.21

653 66KV Ghadi 66 66/11 20 8.45 5.05




KV


Max load

Average Load

654 66KV Hajipur 66 66/11 40 12.44 9.89

655 66KV Hansalpur 66 66/11 55 12.55 11.79

656 66KV Himatnagar(1) 66 66/11 60 27.85 24.43

657 66KV Himatnagar(2) 66 66/11 30 13.01 9.89

658 66KV Kalidungri 66 66/11 20 3.42 2.85

659 66KV Kamalpur 66 66/11 30 7.76 6.66

660 66KV Kaniyol 66 66/11 30 7.3 5.59

661 66KV Medhasan 66 66/11 30 10.61 8.10

662 66KV Moti Demai 66 66/11 30 5.7 3.57

663 66KV Munpur 66 66/11 20 7.53 6.27

664 66KV Nikoda 66 66/11 40 20.89 17.77

665 66KV Nurpura 66 66/11 30 7.42 6.16

666 66KV Parbada 66 66/11 30 6.62 4.56

667 66KV Prantij 66 66/11 45 26.6 22.83

668 66KV Raigadh(Agiyol) 66 66/11 30 4.56 3.65

669 66KV Ranasan(Agiyol) 66 66/11 40 17.35 12.74

670 66KV Rupal 66 66/11 20 9.6 7.81

671 66KV Sonasan 66 66/11 30 9.36 8.14

672 66KV Tajpur 66 66/11 45 24.32 20.44

673 132KV Talod 132 132/66 200 86.2 69.03

674 132KV Talod 132 66/11 35 9 7.63

675 220KV Dhansura 220 220/66 250 101.17 78.10

676 220KV Dhansura 220 66/11 30 8.38 6.83

677 220KV Faredi 220 220/66 260 79.62 56.85

678 66KV Akrund 66 66/11 20 5.2 4.27

679 66KV Ambaliyara 66 66/11 30 15.3 9.82

680 66KV Aniyor 66 66/11 30 4.9 3.57

681 66KV Asal 66 66/11 30 2.75 2.13

682 66KV Bayad 66 66/11 30 13.36 8.91

683 66KV Bayal DH 66 66/11 20 8.75 6.21

684 66KV Dalani Muvadi 66 66/11 30 20.1 17.70

685 66KV Debhari 66 66/11 20 3.54 2.08

686 66KV Dugharvada 66 66/11 30 5.89 3.72

687 66KV Gabat 66 66/11 20 11.44 7.01

688 66KV GIDC (Rampura) 66 66/11 30 3.5 3.18

689 66KV Harsol 66 66/11 50 20.2 18.73

690 66KV Helodar 66 66/11 30 3 2.02

691 66KV Indran 66 66/11 30 5.25 4.00

692 66KV Kasana 66 66/11 20 2.62 2.00

693 66KV Khadol 66 66/11 30 4.45 3.19

694 66KV Kherai 66 66/11 30 1.97 1.50

695 66KV Kushki 66 66/11 30 1.71 1.25

696 66KV Limbodra 66 66/11 30 5.48 3.78

697 66KV Malpur 66 66/11 30 9.15 6.23

698 66KV Megharaj 66 66/11 30 8.79 7.13

699 66KV Modasa 66 66/11 45 18.42 13.67

700 66KV Nani-Isrol 66 66/11 30 7 4.53

701 66KV Navagam 66 66/11 30 2.96 2.24

702 66KV Panchal 66 66/11 30 1.44 1.20

703 66KV Punsari 66 66/11 20 7.3 5.03

704 66KV Rahiyol 66 66/11 30 4.8 3.27

705 66KV Ramgadhi 66 66/11 20 4.71 3.70

706 66KV Rellawada 66 66/11 20 6.12 5.06

707 66KV Rozad 66 66/11 30 15.6 11.77

708 66KV Salaiya 66 66/11 30 4.94 3.58

709 66KV Sathamba 66 66/11 25 14.5 10.92

710 66KV Shangal 66 66/11 30 4.34 3.26

711 66KV Sinnawada 66 66/11 20 6.24 4.70

712 66KV Taalod 66 66/11 30 5.02 3.20

713 66KV Tintoi 66 66/11 35 8.46 5.40

714 66KV Ujediya 66 66/11 30 9.1 8.43




KV


Max load

Average Load

715 66KV Utarda 66 66/11 30 9.6 5.73

716 66KV Vadagam 66 66/11 30 7.3 6.37

717 66KV Vasani Rel 66 66/11 30 9.13 6.92

718 66KV Virpur 66 66/11 20 8.64 6.19

719 66KV Wagpur 66 66/11 15 3.02 2.22

720 132KV Idar 132 132/66 200 91.67 68.33

721 132KV Idar 132 66/11 45 14.35 11.86

722 220KV Bhutiya 220 220/66 300 161.31 116.19

723 66KV Babsar 66 66/11 20 5.63 4.44

724 66KV Badoli 66 66/11 45 19.05 14.29

725 66KV Bhetali 66 66/11 30 2.32 1.70

726 66KV Bhiloda 66 66/11 30 9.64 6.51

727 66KV Chitroda 66 66/11 30 13.84 9.21

728 66KV Choriwad 66 66/11 40 17.22 13.07

729 66KV Dantod 66 66/11 20 3.77 3.17

730 66KV Delwada 66 66/11 30 2.85 1.35

731 66KV Didhiya 66 66/11 15 3.38 1.89

732 66KV Gadu 66 66/11 30 3.4 2.64

733 66KV Golwada 66 66/11 20 5.82 3.81

734 66KV Gundel 66 66/11 30 2.97 2.17

735 66KV Hingatiya 66 66/11 20 6.62 4.99

736 66KV Jadar 66 66/11 35 11.93 7.72

737 66KV Khedbrahma 66 66/11 40 9.93 7.76

738 66KV Kheradi 66 66/11 30 3.59 2.45

739 66KV Kishangadh 66 66/11 30 4.64 3.41

740 66KV Kundla 66 66/11 20 7.02 5.16

741 66KV Lai Ranasan 66 66/11 40 14.17 11.19

742 66KV Lusadiya 66 66/11 30 2.52 1.78

743 66KV Makad Champa 66 66/11 20 7.08 5.29

744 66KV Mau 66 66/11 30 3.31 2.22

745 66KV Netramali 66 66/11 30 6.32 4.78

746 66KV Pal 66 66/11 30 3.1 2.82

747 66KV Palla 66 66/11 30 5.41 3.91

748 66KV Panol 66 66/11 30 9.93 7.73

749 66KV Posina 66 66/11 10 3.65 3.08

750 66KV Sundarpur 66 66/11 40 16.526 15.19

751 66KV Surpur 66 66/11 30 8.2 5.80

752 66KV Tandaliya 66 66/11 30 4.57 3.20

753 66KV Torda 66 66/11 20 3.83 2.92

754 66KV Ubsal 66 66/11 30 2.97 2.31

755 66KV Vadali 66 66/11 40 16.72 13.58

756 66KV Vakaner 66 66/11 15 3.15 2.02

757 66KV Vartol 66 66/11 30 2.06 1.37

758 66KV Vasai 66 66/11 35 11.62 9.02

759 66KV Vijaynagar 66 66/11 20 2.8 2.38

760 66KV Zinzudi 66 66/11 30 2.06 1.75

761 220KV Jamla 220 220/66 410 180.76 145.29

762 66KV Aakhaj 66 66/11 20 6.74 4.95

763 66KV Boru 66 66/11 30 6 4.86

764 66KV Itala 66 66/11 20 7.42 5.76

765 66KV Karjisan 66 66/11 30 4.11 3.20

766 66KV Langhanaj 66 66/11 40 16.44 13.09

767 66KV Lodra 66 66/11 45 21.35 15.89

768 66KV Manekpur 66 66/11 40 11.76 9.41

769 66KV Mansa 66 66/11 60 32.31 24.06

770 66KV Meu 66 66/11 30 5.71 4.45

771 66KV Moti-Adaraj 66 66/11 30 8.93 6.70

772 66KV Nardipur 66 66/11 45 15.999 12.54

773 66KV Pansar 66 66/11 30 9.96 7.04

774 66KV Randheja 66 66/11 40 18.61 15.47

775 66KV Soja 66 66/11 30 15.41 10.27




KV


Max load

Average Load

776 66KV Unava 66 66/11 20 6.05 4.60

777 66KV Veda 66 66/11 30 10.62 7.12

778 400KV Soja 400 400/220 1168 607.8 499.66

779 132KV Visanagar 132 132/66 200 66.27 56.40

780 132KV Visanagar 132 66/11 45 17.96 16.36

781 220KV Vijapur 220 220/66 360 126.11 101.72

782 66KV Bhalak 66 66/11 20 7.31 5.16

783 66KV Charada 66 66/11 20 10.07 7.94

784 66KV Gojariya GIDC 66 66/11 30 6.79 6.53

785 66KV Gothava 66 66/11 30 7.31 5.12

786 66KV Gozariya 66 66/11 40 22.26 15.62

787 66KV Hirapur 66 66/11 20 10.16 8.18

788 66KV Jantral 66 66/11 30 15.83 11.20

789 66KV Kada 66 66/11 35 11.85 8.73

790 66KV Kamana 66 66/11 30 7.31 4.56

791 66KV Ladol 66 66/11 45 17.58 14.73

792 66KV Malosan 66 66/11 30 10.73 10.37

793 66KV Pilwai 66 66/11 30 15.47 14.74

794 66KV Ranasan(Vijapur) 66 66/11 45 16.57 15.04

795 66KV Sanghpur 66 66/11 30 4.32 2.88

796 66KV Sundarpur 66 66/11 45 19.75 13.64

797 66KV Tatosan 66 66/11 45 14.04 13.29

798 66KV Techava 66 66/11 30 6.51 4.95

799 66KV Thalota 66 66/11 30 4.36 3.36

800 66KV Vadasan 66 66/11 20 11.23 10.23

801 66KV Valam 66 66/11 30 8.72 5.52

802 66KV Vasai 66 66/11 40 21.56 17.12

803 66KV Vihar 66 66/11 35 21.56 17.18

804 66KV Vijapur 66 66/11 55 20.63 16.63

805 220KV Vynkatpura 220 220/66 200 86 82.94

806 400KV Asoj 400 400/220 1983 998 989.33

807 400KV Asoj 400 220/132 700 350 339.00

808 400KV Asoj 400 220/66 260 71 52.00

809 66KV Amaliyara 66 66/11 25 5.06 3.98

810 66KV Vynkatpura 66 66/11 30 2.09 2.08

811 132KV Tilakwada 132 132/66 200 38.22 30.04

812 132KV Tilakwada 132 66/11 20 1.78 1.37

813 132KV Vasedi 132 132/66 150 19.89 18.29

814 132KV Vasedi 132 66/11 30 10.4 9.49

815 132KV Zoz 132 132/66 50 8.46 6.17

816 132KV Zoz 132 66/11 30 8.46 6.17

817 220KV Kawant 220 220/66 320 43.06 38.10

818 66KV Amadala 66 66/11 15 4.44 3.70

819 66KV Bhatpur 66 66/11 30 1.82 1.09

820 66KV Bhekhadiya 66 66/11 30 5.03 3.28

821 66KV Bodeli 66 66/11 30 8.7 7.52

822 66KV Chalamali 66 66/11 20 1.79 1.57

823 66KV Chandod 66 66/11 30 10.1 7.26

824 66KV Garudeswar 66 66/11 10 4.13 3.27

825 66KV Ghoghamba 66 66/11 20 5.9 5.43

826 66KV Judavant 66 66/11 30 1.37 0.91

827 66KV Katkoi 66 66/11 30 0.32 0.25

828 66KV Kawant 66 66/11 40 10.75 9.91

829 66KV Kharedi Vav 66 66/11 30 3.1 2.53

830 66KV Kosindra 66 66/11 25 4.42 2.95

831 66KV Lehvat 66 66/11 30 4.8 3.50

832 66KV Namalpur 66 66/11 30 0.69 0.51

833 66KV Naswadi 66 66/11 30 5.15 4.10

834 66KV Navagam 66 66/11 30 1.98 1.79

835 66KV Panvad 66 66/11 20 3.2 2.74

836 66KV Patiya 66 66/11 30 1.33 0.96




KV


Max load

Average Load

837 66KV Pavijetpur 66 66/11 20 5.29 4.78

838 66KV Rampura 66 66/11 30 1.52 1.06

839 66KV Rangli Chowkdi 66 66/11 30 5.05 3.59

840 66KV Ranjitnagar 66 66/11 30 4.6 3.07

841 66KV Ratanpur 66 66/11 30 1.3 1.00

842 66KV Rendee 66 66/11 30 5.72 4.65

843 66KV Sadhali 66 66/11 30 6.94 6.31

844 66KV Sankheda 66 66/11 30 10.05 6.88

845 66KV Sengpur 66 66/11 30 1.47 1.03

846 66KV Shivrajpur 66 66/11 20 5.3 4.83

847 66KV Simli 66 66/11 30 4.52 3.38

848 66KV Simli (Segva) 66 66/11 30 1.15 1.08

849 66KV Sinor 66 66/11 20 4.52 3.26

850 66KV Suikuva 66 66/11 30 1.11 0.84

851 66KV Surya 66 66/11 30 1.88 1.41

852 66KV Uchpan 66 66/11 30 2.6 1.83

853 66KV Vadoth 66 66/11 10 3.1 2.70

854 66KV Vaghach 66 66/11 30 2.02 1.32

855 66KV Vanar 66 66/11 10 3.77 2.93

856 132KV Dahod 132 132/66 200 50 49.65

857 132KV Dahod 132 132/33 20 1.6 1.52

858 132KV Dahod 132 66/11 45 18.51 16.22

859 132KV Limkheda 132 66/11 20 6.8 6.44

860 132KV Limkheda 132 132/66 100 24.06 23.11

861 220KV Rupakheda 220 220/66 160 26.6 23.64

862 220KV Rupakheda 220 220/132 300 56.84 50.69

863 33KV Kadana 66 33/11 8 1.78 1.56

864 66KV Bakor 66 66/11 25 6.84 5.12

865 66KV Bore(Katu) 66 66/11 30 1.372 1.03

866 66KV Chandpur 66 66/11 30 1.9 1.77

867 66KV D Bariya 66 66/11 25 6.744 6.52

868 66KV Ditvas 66 66/11 10 2.8 2.63

869 66KV Fangiya 66 66/11 30 2.629 2.36

870 66KV Gultora 66 66/11 30 1.5 1.14

871 66KV Karath (Limbdi) 66 66/11 35 7.545 5.82

872 66KV Kathala 66 66/11 20 2.629 2.63

873 66KV Keliya 66 66/11 30 1.143 0.99

874 66KV Kharedi 66 66/11 35 10.974 10.17

875 66KV Kharod (chhapri) 66 66/11 30 3.772 3.62

876 66KV Lakhanpur 66 66/11 30 0.572 0.54

877 66KV Limbadiya 66 66/11 30 5.2 3.89

878 66KV Limdamuvadi (Moti Sarsan) 66 66/11 30 7.7 5.03

879 66KV Malvan 66 66/11 30 2.88 2.29

880 66KV Mora 66 66/11 30 2 1.83

881 66KV Mota Ambaliya 66 66/11 30 9.3 7.67

882 66KV Mota Khanpur 66 66/11 25 7 6.30

883 66KV Nalvai(Garbada) 66 66/11 20 4.115 3.92

884 66KV Navagam 66 66/11 30 1.829 1.75

885 66KV Pipero 66 66/11 20 5.03 4.50

886 66KV Piplod 66 66/11 30 3.544 3.01

887 66KV Rajayata 66 66/11 20 3.4 3.10

888 66KV Santrampur 66 66/11 40 10.3 9.63

889 66KV Sarasavapur 66 66/11 30 10.2 9.77

890 66KV Vajelav 66 66/11 30 2.286 2.06

891 66KV Valakhedi 66 66/11 30 2.8 2.30

892 66KV Zalod 66 66/11 30 6.973 6.42

893 220KV Chandrapura 220 220/66 360 192.33 189.66

894 220KV Godhra 220 220/132 400 103.26 91.19

895 220KV Godhra 220 220/66 300 123.45 116.07

896 220KV Godhra 220 66/11 15 5.37 5.03

897 220KV Savdasnamuvada 220 220/66 200 96.3 84.30




KV


Max load

Average Load

898 66KV Bhadroli 66 66/11 30 3.09 2.44

899 66KV Bhukhi 66 66/11 30 1.49 1.33

900 66KV Budhaji na Chhapra 66 66/11 30 3.45 3.22

901 66KV GIDC (Halol) 66 66/11 45 30.069 29.73

902 66KV Gokalpura 66 66/11 30 4.115 3.69

903 66KV Halol GIDC-B 66 66/11 45 22.14 20.46

904 66KV Jafrabad 66 66/11 45 17.98 16.70

905 66KV Kalol 66 66/11 40 14.74 14.06

906 66KV Khakhriya 66 66/11 45 21.646 20.91

907 66KV Kothamba 66 66/11 25 10.96 10.46

908 66KV Lilesara 66 66/11 60 18.52 16.58

909 66KV Lunawada 66 66/11 30 13.25 11.93

910 66KV Lunawada 66 66/33 15 1.88 1.79

911 66KV Madhvas 66 66/11 35 27.2 17.22

912 66KV Movasa 66 66/11 20 7.74 6.99

913 66KV Nandarava 66 66/11 30 2.85 2.58

914 66KV Padaradi 66 66/11 20 1.486 1.20

915 66KV Sahera 66 66/11 30 10.48 9.70

916 66KV Santroad 66 66/11 20 8.002 6.89

917 66KV Simaliya 66 66/11 30 5.94 4.91

918 66KV Tarkhanda 66 66/11 30 2.706 2.16

919 66KV Timba 66 66/11 40 8.116 7.91

920 66KV Tuva 66 66/11 25 3.315 3.07

921 66KV Varadhari 66 66/11 30 7.09 5.90

922 66KV Vejalpur 66 66/11 20 5.37 4.48

923 220KV Gavasad 220 220/66 250 104.35 98.55

924 220KV Gotri 220 132/66 240 73.16 66.29

925 220KV Gotri 220 220/66 480 140.94 105.60

926 220KV Gotri 220 220/132 300 92.58 85.59

927 220KV Karjan 220 132/66 100 41.74 39.33

928 220KV Karjan 220 66/11 40 16.53 13.51

929 220KV Karjan 220 220/66 200 73.69 67.28

930 66KV Atladara 66 66/11 60 29.66 25.28

931 66KV Bhayli 66 66/11 40 10.53 8.93

932 66KV Chhani A 66 66/11 40 11.4 9.65

933 66KV Chhani B 66 66/11 60 27.58 22.73

934 66KV Gavasad-B 66 66/11 30 5.2 4.40

935 66KV Gorwa 66 66/11 55 35.6 29.01

936 66KV Gotri(B) 66 66/11 60 26.04 22.16

937 66KV Handod 66 66/11 45 8.31 5.60

938 66KV Karkhadi 66 66/11 60 27.37 26.21

939 66KV Kashipura 66 66/11 55 25.46 25.12

940 66KV Lakodara 66 66/11 30 4.73 4.11

941 66KV Mahuvad 66 66/11 60 34.94 33.22

942 66KV Masar road 66 66/11 30 14.384 14.03

943 66KV Mobha 66 66/11 35 16.53 14.03

944 66KV Padra 66 66/11 60 27.82 24.75

945 66KV Samiyala 66 66/11 20 10.8 9.66

946 66KV Shubhanpura 66 66/11 80 31.21 30.29

947 66KV Vasna 66 66/11 55 24.44 20.64

948 66KV Vidhutnagar 66 66/11 85 30.66 26.15

949 220KV Jambuva 220 220/132 300 94.29 88.53

950 220KV Jambuva 220 220/66 260 92.35 86.22

951 220KV Jambuva 220 132/66 200 79.16 67.05

952 220KV Jambuva 220 66/11 10 0.08 0.07

953 220KV Waghodia 220 220/66 360 113.48 109.05

954 220KV Waghodia 220 66/11 80 39.74 38.17

955 66KV Dabhoi 66 66/11 35 18.955 14.37

956 66KV Gajrawadi 66 66/11 50 24.76 21.92

957 66KV Harni 66 66/11 60 27.78 23.18

958 66KV Indrapuri 66 66/11 60 43.999 37.78




KV


Max load

Average Load

959 66KV Jambuva(B) 66 66/11 30 8.61 7.90

960 66KV Karvan 66 66/11 30 7.811 7.44

961 66KV Khatamba 66 66/11 50 15.067 14.24

962 66KV Limpura 66 66/11 30 2.323 1.65

963 66KV Makarpura 66 66/11 60 29.2 28.19

964 66KV Makarpura(B) 66 66/11 50 28.258 26.40

965 66KV Motibaug 66 66/11 40 22.81 21.46

966 66KV Pisai 66 66/11 25 6.763 5.01

967 66KV Rustampura 66 66/11 30 3.15 2.58

968 66KV Sama 66 66/11 45 25.226 18.72

969 66KV Sitpur 66 66/11 30 4.51 3.06

970 66KV Tarsali 66 66/11 45 26.56 22.28

971 66KV Waghodia Road 66 66/11 50 27.643 22.57

972 132KV FertilizerNagar 132 132/66 110 40.848 24.47

973 132KV JawaharNagar 132 132/33 150 52.52 46.80

974 132KV Manjusar 132 132/66 250 104.72 100.40

975 132KV Manjusar 132 66/11 60 30.74 29.91

976 132KV Nandesari(II) 132 132/66 200 74 72.67

977 132KV Nandesari(II) 132 132/33 150 44 40.00

978 66KV Alindra 66 66/11 45 21.03 20.46

979 66KV Ankaliya 66 66/11 30 3 2.56

980 66KV Baska 66 66/11 60 23 22.25

981 66KV Desar 66 66/11 30 6.4 5.79

982 66KV Godampura [Pratapnagar] 66 66/11 30 9.48 8.83

983 66KV Jarod 66 66/11 50 15.98 15.03

984 66KV Koyali 66 66/11 40 13.37 12.46

985 66KV Madar 66 66/11 30 4.4 3.67

986 66KV Nandesari(I) 66 66/11 60 36.81 34.26

987 66KV Nandesari(III) 66 66/11 30 5.3 5.20

988 66KV Paldi 66 66/11 30 7.11 6.78

989 66KV Poicha 66 66/11 30 9.15 8.77

990 66KV Rania 66 66/11 45 17.45 14.87

991 66KV Ranoli 66 66/11 40 15.2 14.48

992 66KV Savli 66 66/11 35 11.37 9.32

993 66KV Tundav 66 66/11 45 21.37 19.86

994 66KV Vachhesar 66 66/11 30 2.44 2.03

995 132KV Naghedi 132 132/66 200 134.94 133.78

996 132KV Naghedi 132 132/11 37.5 15.743 15.09

997 132KV Naghedi 132 66/11 10 0.596 0.58

998 220KV Jamnagar 220 220/132 300 190.833 174.68

999 220KV Jamnagar 220 220/66 320 200.09 152.99

1000 66KV Aliabada 66 66/11 25 8.29 5.61

1001 66KV Banugar 66 66/11 30 12.35 11.46

1002 66KV Bed(Shaper) 66 66/11 30 15.5 10.09

1003 66KV Bedeshwar 66 66/11 60 18.88 17.46

1004 66KV Beraja 66 66/11 20 11.655 8.64

1005 66KV Chandragadh 66 66/11 30 8.24 6.04

1006 66KV Chela 66 66/11 40 4.45 3.65

1007 66KV Chhattar 66 66/11 30 8.224 6.19

1008 66KV Dhichda 66 66/11 30 6.17 5.40

1009 66KV Dhudasiya 66 66/11 30 7.226 5.54

1010 66KV Dhutarpar 66 66/11 30 2.953 2.08

1011 66KV Hapa 66 66/11 40 22.27 19.21

1012 66KV Haripar 66 66/11 25 7.71 5.49

1013 66KV Harshadpur 66 66/11 30 4.3 3.81

1014 66KV Jam Vanthli 66 66/11 35 17.95 14.27

1015 66KV Jamnagar B 66 66/11 60 41.5 39.05

1016 66KV Jamnagar C 66 66/11 60 26.75 21.86

1017 66KV Jamnagar GIDC(Ph 3) 66 66/11 60 39.75 38.44

1018 66KV Kalavad 66 66/11 45 25.997 21.45

1019 66KV Kalavad(B) 66 66/11 30 13.37 9.73




KV


Max load

Average Load

1020 66KV Khadkhambhalia 66 66/11 30 7.94 6.12

1021 66KV Kharedi 66 66/11 30 17.35 12.81

1022 66KV Khiri 66 66/11 25 18.49 16.04

1023 66KV Lakhabaval 66 66/11 30 8.96 8.12

1024 66KV Lal-Bunglow (GIS) 66 66/11 40 13.16 12.28

1025 66KV Lalpur 66 66/11 40 20.55 14.13

1026 66KV Modpar 66 66/11 40 10.505 8.13

1027 66KV Morkanda 66 66/11 20 9.13 7.01

1028 66KV Morvadi 66 66/11 30 10.415 7.71

1029 66KV Mota Bhadukiya 66 66/11 20 12.25 8.81

1030 66KV Mota Vadala 66 66/11 20 7.76 5.36

1031 66KV Mota-Khadba 66 66/11 30 5.97 4.38

1032 66KV Nagarjar 66 66/11 20 12.861 7.84

1033 66KV Nana Vadala 66 66/11 15 6.63 3.74

1034 66KV Naranpar 66 66/11 30 5.37 4.00

1035 66KV Navagam 66 66/11 30 13.21 10.01

1036 66KV Pipali 66 66/11 20 12.88 9.14

1037 66KV Pipartoda 66 66/11 30 14.82 10.47

1038 66KV Rajhans 66 66/11 40 23.05 22.06

1039 66KV Rinjpar 66 66/11 30 6.67 5.01

1040 66KV Satrasta 66 66/11 40 24.19 17.71

1041 66KV Shishang 66 66/11 30 9.76 5.43

1042 66KV Sikka 66 66/11 20 9.36 8.17

1043 66KV Suvarda 66 66/11 30 6.91 6.05

1044 66KV Toda 66 66/11 30 13.7 8.94

1045 66KV TPS Sikka 66 132/66 100 47.5 40.37

1046 132KV Bhatia 132 132/66 150 102 88.64

1047 132KV Bhatia 132 66/11 35 21.72 14.94

1048 132KV Khambhalia 132 132/66 200 91.22 87.90

1049 132KV Khambhalia 132 66/11 45 15.6798 11.51

1050 220KV Bhatia 220 220/132 200 20.8 19.60

1051 220KV Bhatia 220 220/66 200 18.2 12.25

1052 66KV Arambhada 66 66/11 20 15.55 11.59

1053 66KV Babarzar 66 66/11 35 13.79 6.16

1054 66KV Bajana 66 66/11 30 7.1 3.61

1055 66KV Bakodi 66 66/11 30 4.8 2.86

1056 66KV Bhadthar 66 66/11 45 14.06 8.00

1057 66KV Bhankhokhari 66 66/11 40 14.32 7.51

1058 66KV Chokhanda 66 66/11 30 6.43 3.61

1059 66KV Dwarka 66 66/11 30 9.03 7.32

1060 66KV Gadhaka 66 66/11 30 11.2 6.06

1061 66KV Goinj 66 66/11 35 9.12 7.65

1062 66KV Gorana 66 66/11 20 16.38 10.64

1063 66KV Jakhar 66 66/11 30 4.47 2.95

1064 66KV Juvangadh 66 66/11 30 5.14 3.75

1065 66KV Kalayanpur 66 66/11 45 25.95 14.59

1066 66KV Kanchanpur 66 66/11 30 14.51 8.33

1067 66KV Korada 66 66/11 20 12.23 7.09

1068 66KV Lalparada 66 66/11 30 7.89 4.08

1069 66KV Lamba 66 66/11 35 21.6 11.47

1070 66KV Meghpar 66 66/11 25 6.57 5.07

1071 66KV Modpar 66 66/11 20 9.92 5.67

1072 66KV Morjar 66 66/11 30 8.78 5.37

1073 66KV Motirafudal 66 66/11 30 9.96 5.48

1074 66KV Navaniya 66 66/11 30 6.43 3.96

1075 66KV Rajapara 66 66/11 30 11.32 5.94

1076 66KV Ramnagar 66 66/11 30 6.97 4.72

1077 66KV Ran 66 66/11 30 9.49 5.91

1078 66KV Sanosari 66 66/11 30 13.79 8.56

1079 66KV Vadatara 66 66/11 45 24.21 14.35

1080 66KV Vadinar 66 66/11 30 10.28 7.25




KV


Max load

Average Load

1081 66KV Varvala 66 66/11 25 12.92 9.72

1082 132KV Bhumiyavadar 132 132/66 100 74.43 49.58

1083 220KV Motigop 220 220/66 480 68.4 60.00

1084 220KV Ranavav 220 220/132 300 222.3 185.90

1085 220KV Ranavav 220 132/66 300 128.7 121.13

1086 220KV Ranavav 220 66/11 30 7.36 5.59

1087 66KV Advana 66 66/11 35 15.72 9.62

1088 66KV Ambarama 66 66/11 20 7.97 6.91

1089 66KV Ashiyapat 66 66/11 30 3.2 1.69

1090 66KV Bagvadar 66 66/11 40 21.8 12.92

1091 66KV Bakharla 66 66/11 20 7.42 6.36

1092 66KV Balej 66 66/11 20 2.48 2.19

1093 66KV Balva 66 66/11 30 6.6 6.19

1094 66KV Bapodar 66 66/11 30 0.4 0.30

1095 66KV Bhanvad 66 66/11 30 19.02 13.55

1096 66KV Bhod 66 66/11 30 4.14 3.11

1097 66KV Bhomiyavadar 66 66/11 25 13.66 8.21

1098 66KV Bokhira 66 66/11 25 11.36 7.74

1099 66KV Chauta 66 66/11 30 7.43 4.72

1100 66KV Chhaya 66 66/11 20 3.61 3.44

1101 66KV Colony Porbandar 66 66/11 40 8.38 8.37

1102 66KV Ghunada 66 66/11 30 0.94 0.64

1103 66KV GIDC Porbandar 66 66/11 45 14.94 13.38

1104 66KV Gosa 66 66/11 20 3.34 2.48

1105 66KV Gunda 66 66/11 40 16.36 8.74

1106 66KV Ishwariya 66 66/11 30 5.54 3.33

1107 66KV Khageshri 66 66/11 20 5.65 3.94

1108 66KV Kutiyana 66 66/11 30 10.04 5.60

1109 66KV Modpar 66 66/11 20 7.2 5.15

1110 66KV Mokhana 66 66/11 30 6.36 5.79

1111 66KV Nagaka 66 66/11 30 4.78 2.86

1112 66KV Paradava 66 66/11 30 6 2.75

1113 66KV Ramgadh 66 66/11 20 6.07 3.95

1114 66KV Rana Kandorana 66 66/11 30 8.56 5.41

1115 66KV Rana Khirashra 66 66/11 30 5.2 2.53

1116 66KV Ranavav(2) 66 66/11 30 3.42 2.61

1117 66KV Ranpar 66 66/11 30 6.76 4.20

1118 66KV Satapar 66 66/11 30 8.2 3.96

1119 66KV Sonvadia 66 66/11 20 9.16 5.33

1120 66KV Tumbda 66 66/11 30 7.92 5.32

1121 66KV Vadala 66 66/11 30 6.15 3.81

1122 66KV Vanana(Ranavav) 66 66/11 30 4.38 3.44

1123 66KV Vanavad 66 66/11 20 8.34 5.45

1124 66KV Vansjaliya 66 66/11 45 13.2 6.41

1125 66KV Vasantpur 66 66/11 30 4.4 2.22

1126 66KV Verad 66 66/11 30 5.82 3.51

1127 66KV Visavada 66 66/11 20 10.68 7.33

1128 132KV Bhayavadar 132 132/66 150 51.98 31.82

1129 132KV Bhayavadar 132 66/11 30 11.9 7.46

1130 132KV Dhoraji 132 132/11 50 20.31 17.41

1131 220KV MotiPaneli 220 220/66 250 102.67 78.87

1132 66KV Arani 66 66/11 30 11.32 9.25

1133 66KV Bhakh 66 66/11 30 4.45 2.90

1134 66KV Chitravad 66 66/11 30 8.09 5.44

1135 66KV Dhareshwar 66 66/11 30 8.96 8.62

1136 66KV Dhoraji 66 66/11 30 10.55 8.10

1137 66KV Dhrafa 66 66/11 30 3.75 2.95

1138 66KV Gundasari 66 66/11 30 7.6 7.34

1139 66KV Jam Kandorana 66 66/11 30 12.67 8.56

1140 66KV Jamjodhpur 66 66/11 40 8.25 6.50

1141 66KV Jetalsar 66 66/11 30 8.11 5.11




KV


Max load

Average Load

1142 66KV Jetpur 'A' 66 66/11 55 20.18 19.78

1143 66KV Jetpur 'B' 66 66/11 40 18.16 15.45

1144 66KV Khajurda 66 66/11 30 10.38 6.33

1145 66KV Kharachiya 66 66/11 40 22.59 13.67

1146 66KV Kolki 66 66/11 20 13.97 6.13

1147 66KV Kotda(Bavisi) 66 66/11 30 8.01 5.29

1148 66KV Mandasan 66 66/11 30 10.17 6.19

1149 66KV Mandlikpur 66 66/11 30 10.55 6.76

1150 66KV Motipaneli 66 66/11 30 6.91 4.89

1151 66KV Motivavdi 66 66/11 30 5.8 3.08

1152 66KV Padeshwar 66 66/11 30 6.16 4.25

1153 66KV Panchpipala 66 66/11 15 6.25 3.60

1154 66KV Parbadi 66 66/11 30 13.46 6.94

1155 66KV Rangpar 66 66/11 30 5.2 2.96

1156 66KV Rayadi 66 66/11 30 14.17 8.33

1157 66KV Sadodar 66 66/11 30 6.22 3.45

1158 66KV Samana 66 66/11 30 10.01 6.45

1159 66KV Sanala 66 66/11 30 9.22 4.89

1160 66KV Satodad 66 66/11 30 8.19 5.68

1161 66KV Shethvadala 66 66/11 20 8.39 5.45

1162 66KV Supedi 66 66/11 30 15.07 10.20

1163 66KV Tansava 66 66/11 25 11.05 6.82

1164 66KV Upleta 66 66/11 40 15.25 11.27

1165 66KV Valasan 66 66/11 30 6.04 5.92

1166 66KV Vanana(Dhoraji) 66 66/11 30 7.64 4.73

1167 132KV Bhavnath HGIS 132 132/11 50 7.89 6.47

1168 132KV Junagadh 132 132/11 75 19.54 18.05

1169 132KV Junagadh 132 132/66 150 49.1 31.56

1170 220KV Visavadar 220 220/66 300 236.4 135.54

1171 66KV Amarapar 66 66/11 30 9.33 6.10

1172 66KV Arabtimbdi 66 66/11 30 14.63 9.10

1173 66KV Baradia 66 66/11 30 8.32 4.87

1174 66KV Bhalgam 66 66/11 30 22.01 13.16

1175 66KV Bhesan 66 66/11 45 16.56 11.18

1176 66KV Bhutdi 66 66/11 30 8.44 5.25

1177 66KV Bilkha 66 66/11 40 7.65 3.97

1178 66KV Chanaka 66 66/11 30 4.73 3.00

1179 66KV Chhodavadi 66 66/11 30 4.74 2.80

1180 66KV Choki 66 66/11 40 17.54 10.71

1181 66KV Chuda 66 66/11 40 14.68 9.21

1182 66KV Devkigalol 66 66/11 30 11.48 6.55

1183 66KV Dhari gundali 66 66/11 30 6.56 4.35

1184 66KV Dhebar 66 66/11 30 16.73 9.42

1185 66KV GIDC Junagadh 66 66/11 60 28.38 24.68

1186 66KV Govindpara 66 66/11 30 11 6.72

1187 66KV Hanuman Khijadiya 66 66/11 30 7 4.36

1188 66KV Ishwariya 66 66/11 30 12.04 6.87

1189 66KV Kankachiyala 66 66/11 30 7.62 4.99

1190 66KV Khambhaliya 66 66/11 30 18.86 10.88

1191 66KV Majewadi 66 66/11 40 10.97 7.55

1192 66KV Mandva 66 66/11 30 4.25 2.65

1193 66KV Mendapara 66 66/11 30 9.1 6.69

1194 66KV Morvada 66 66/11 30 5.23 3.15

1195 66KV Motakotda 66 66/11 40 22.71 13.58

1196 66KV Motimonpari 66 66/11 40 22.58 13.01

1197 66KV Navi Hadiyad 66 66/11 30 10.35 6.75

1198 66KV Prabhatpur 66 66/11 40 7.85 4.23

1199 66KV Ratang 66 66/11 30 11.55 6.58

1200 66KV Sarsai 66 66/11 30 7.89 5.39

1201 66KV Vadia 66 66/11 30 8.65 5.21

1202 66KV Vadla 66 66/11 20 8.65 6.01




KV


Max load

Average Load

1203 66KV Vekariya 66 66/11 30 12.26 6.62

1204 66KV Visavadar 66 66/11 45 18.86 12.01

1205 66KV Zanzarda 66 66/11 40 12.92 11.52

1206 220KV Keshod 220 220/66 460 227 149.73

1207 220KV Shapur 220 220/66 300 128.38 108.25

1208 220KV Shapur 220 220/132 200 94.7 70.04

1209 66KV Adri 66 66/11 25 19.64 12.18

1210 66KV Agatrai 66 66/11 30 12.44 8.26

1211 66KV Ajab 66 66/11 40 17.14 9.25

1212 66KV Amarapur 66 66/11 40 12.84 7.97

1213 66KV Bhalka (GIS) 66 66/11 40 14.39 9.44

1214 66KV Bhatsimaroli 66 66/11 30 17.58 9.82

1215 66KV Budhecha 66 66/11 30 21.24 12.10

1216 66KV Chandkhatal 66 66/11 30 8.61 5.95

1217 66KV Chorvad 66 66/11 45 30.71 24.13

1218 66KV Chotli vidi 66 66/11 30 9.82 5.44

1219 66KV Chuldi 66 66/11 30 17.56 10.80

1220 66KV Divrana 66 66/11 30 6.28 3.92

1221 66KV GIDC Veraval 66 66/11 35 13.47 8.79

1222 66KV Ishara 66 66/11 20 11.24 6.26

1223 66KV Kadaya 66 66/11 30 5.04 3.77

1224 66KV Keshod 66 66/11 45 20.61 14.48

1225 66KV Khirasara 66 66/11 25 5.43 2.99

1226 66KV Koylana 66 66/11 30 9.14 5.18

1227 66KV Madhavpur 66 66/11 35 6.2 5.37

1228 66KV Malia 66 66/11 45 19.56 10.33

1229 66KV Mangrol 66 66/11 45 22.84 17.97

1230 66KV Moraj 66 66/11 30 19.64 12.52

1231 66KV Moti Ghasari 66 66/11 30 9.25 5.44

1232 66KV P. Patan 66 66/11 40 19.07 15.19

1233 66KV Raningpara 66 66/11 30 16.93 9.44

1234 66KV Shil 66 66/11 40 13.9 9.53

1235 66KV Sondarda 66 66/11 30 5.69 3.57

1236 66KV Sutrapada 66 66/11 30 16.9 12.87

1237 66KV Vadala 66 66/11 30 6.15 3.08

1238 66KV Veraval 66 66/11 55 22.95 18.88

1239 66KV Virol 66 66/11 30 6.74 4.38

1240 132KV Haripur 132 132/11 25 6.39 3.81

1241 132KV Talala 132 132/66 200 124.37 102.83

1242 132KV Talala 132 66/11 45 41 27.23

1243 220KV Kansari 220 220/66 250 64.66 52.69

1244 220KV Timbdi 220 220/66 300 181.3 141.29

1245 220KV Timbdi 220 220/132 250 98.42 65.78

1246 66KV Adpokar 66 66/11 30 7.33 6.01

1247 66KV Advi 66 66/11 40 7.43 6.32

1248 66KV Alidar 66 66/11 30 10.06 8.81

1249 66KV Ambadash 66 66/11 30 3.32 2.48

1250 66KV Ankolwadi 66 66/11 35 7.09 4.99

1251 66KV Arnej 66 66/11 30 8.34 5.80

1252 66KV Bhetali 66 66/11 30 21.26 12.65

1253 66KV Bodidar 66 66/11 30 6.44 4.80

1254 66KV Dandi 66 66/11 30 5.2 3.57

1255 66KV Delwada 66 66/11 15 3 2.33

1256 66KV Devli 66 66/11 30 13 10.93

1257 66KV Dhava 66 66/11 30 1.71 1.22

1258 66KV Dhokadva 66 66/11 30 5.01 3.56

1259 66KV Ghantwad 66 66/11 35 13 10.33

1260 66KV Ghusia 66 66/11 20 7.54 5.87

1261 66KV Girgadhada 66 66/11 30 7.33 5.30

1262 66KV Gorakhmadhi 66 66/11 30 12.69 9.22

1263 66KV Jantrakhadi 66 66/11 30 8.33 6.50




KV


Max load

Average Load

1264 66KV Jashadhar 66 66/11 30 8.23 5.33

1265 66KV Jepur 66 66/11 30 2.06 1.52

1266 66KV Kanjotar 66 66/11 30 10.5 8.26

1267 66KV Kansari(Vajdi) 66 66/11 30 2.033 1.88

1268 66KV Kesariya 66 66/11 30 6.72 5.86

1269 66KV Kodinar 66 66/11 45 27 24.67

1270 66KV Lodhava 66 66/11 30 11.32 7.85

1271 66KV Moradiya 66 66/11 30 7.07 6.31

1272 66KV Nava Ugala 66 66/11 30 2.43 1.60

1273 66KV Pranchi 66 66/11 45 28.58 17.41

1274 66KV Prasnawada 66 66/11 30 5.83 3.85

1275 66KV Raydi 66 66/11 30 10.97 6.25

1276 66KV Samter 66 66/11 40 5.41 4.70

1277 66KV Sindhaj 66 66/11 35 10.4 7.89

1278 66KV Tad 66 66/11 30 4.17 3.08

1279 66KV Una 66 66/11 40 7.04 6.66

1280 220KV Sardargadh 220 220/66 250 101.71 65.79

1281 66KV Araniyala 66 66/11 30 14.38 8.35

1282 66KV Bamnasa 66 66/11 30 4.24 3.10

1283 66KV Bantiya 66 66/11 35 15.68 9.53

1284 66KV Bantwa 66 66/11 30 6.5 4.13

1285 66KV Bhader 66 66/11 30 9.76 5.96

1286 66KV Chiroda 66 66/11 30 12.54 7.27

1287 66KV Dhandhusar 66 66/11 30 7.73 5.28

1288 66KV Itali 66 66/11 30 10.08 5.07

1289 66KV Kalana 66 66/11 30 5.22 2.50

1290 66KV Kanza 66 66/11 30 10.85 6.87

1291 66KV Katakpara 66 66/11 30 11.19 6.07

1292 66KV Khimpadar 66 66/11 15 5.88 3.03

1293 66KV Khodiyar 66 66/11 25 5.92 4.67

1294 66KV Lath 66 66/11 20 6.2 3.64

1295 66KV Mahiyari 66 66/11 25 3.5 2.31

1296 66KV Manavadar 66 66/11 30 14.44 9.57

1297 66KV Mandodara 66 66/11 25 7.98 4.57

1298 66KV Marmath 66 66/11 30 6.64 3.98

1299 66KV Mendarda 66 66/11 45 30.92 17.62

1300 66KV Motimarad 66 66/11 40 20.04 10.15

1301 66KV Nanadiya 66 66/11 20 7.88 4.36

1302 66KV Navagam 66 66/11 20 9.52 5.56

1303 66KV Pajod 66 66/11 25 5.34 3.33

1304 66KV Patanvav 66 66/11 30 13.48 7.23

1305 66KV Patrama 66 66/11 20 8.08 4.29

1306 66KV Sardargadh 66 66/11 40 17.26 8.97

1307 66KV Shapur 66 66/11 35 11.89 8.47

1308 66KV Sheradi 66 66/11 30 6.9 3.41

1309 220KV Chhatral 220 220/66 400 206 200.73

1310 220KV Chhatral 220 66/11 30 12.76 12.06

1311 220KV Santej 220 66/11 60 25.68 25.48

1312 66KV Adalaj 66 66/11 40 15.24 14.10

1313 66KV Borisana 66 66/11 30 16.27 15.05

1314 66KV Chhatral GIDC(II) 66 66/11 30 8.14 7.75

1315 66KV Dhanot 66 66/11 45 23.01 22.19

1316 66KV GIDC Chhatral 66 66/11 75 41.73 41.21

1317 66KV Indrad 66 66/11 30 6.22 5.73

1318 66KV Kadi 66 66/11 45 19.88 17.89

1319 66KV Kalol 66 66/11 45 27.55 25.84

1320 66KV Karannagar 66 66/11 50 25.23 23.97

1321 66KV Katosan 66 66/11 35 13.4 9.43

1322 66KV Khatraj 66 66/11 75 27.9 27.46

1323 66KV Laxmipura 66 66/11 40 13.6 12.14

1324 66KV Meda Adaraj 66 66/11 45 22.43 21.92




KV


Max load

Average Load

1325 66KV Medha 66 66/11 30 9.13 7.42

1326 66KV Moti Bhoyan 66 66/11 35 17.23 17.04

1327 66KV Nandasan 66 66/11 50 20.72 19.32

1328 66KV Rajpur 66 66/11 50 32.1 30.47

1329 66KV Rangpurda 66 66/11 40 13.63 12.44

1330 66KV Sadra 66 66/11 30 11.33 9.99

1331 66KV Shantigram 66 66/11 40 14.16 10.45

1332 66KV Suraj 66 66/11 35 11.44 8.34

1333 66KV Thol 66 66/11 30 8.89 8.55

1334 66KV Vadsar 66 66/11 50 22.2 21.20

1335 132KV Sidhpur 132 132/66 200 123.77 103.45

1336 132KV Sidhpur 132 66/11 40 15.19 14.85

1337 220KV Kheralu 220 220/66 420 218.75 173.68

1338 66KV Chhapi 66 66/11 45 23.98 20.33

1339 66KV Dasaj 66 66/11 20 5.33 3.44

1340 66KV Dharoi 66 66/11 30 7 4.91

1341 66KV Gidasan 66 66/11 35 15.3 12.14

1342 66KV Gorad 66 66/11 30 7 5.00

1343 66KV Kahoda 66 66/11 40 24.62 18.67

1344 66KV Kakoshi 66 66/11 40 20.89 16.44

1345 66KV Kalyana 66 66/11 30 10.96 7.69

1346 66KV Karali 66 66/11 30 8.22 6.09

1347 66KV Khali 66 66/11 30 13.93 13.02

1348 66KV Khanapur 66 66/11 30 14.1 10.00

1349 66KV Kheralu 66 66/11 45 20.8 16.03

1350 66KV Kodaram 66 66/11 35 17.36 12.64

1351 66KV Mandali 66 66/11 30 11.2 10.73

1352 66KV Mudana 66 66/11 30 8.11 6.17

1353 66KV Nava Sudasana 66 66/11 30 10.5 8.47

1354 66KV Otalpur 66 66/11 35 8 5.97

1355 66KV Pilucha 66 66/11 30 8.45 6.66

1356 66KV Sakri 66 66/11 30 7.12 5.78

1357 66KV Satalasana 66 66/11 45 15.66 12.37

1358 66KV Solsanda 66 66/11 30 3.53 2.25

1359 66KV Sujanpur 66 66/11 30 10.73 9.86

1360 66KV Tundav 66 66/11 30 9.5 5.82

1361 66KV Umata 66 66/11 20 8.6 7.27

1362 66KV Unava 66 66/11 20 8.18 6.17

1363 66KV Undhai 66 66/11 30 7.3 5.97

1364 66KV Unjha 66 66/11 40 18.29 17.12

1365 66KV Vadanagar 66 66/11 35 18.8 13.73

1366 66KV Varetha 66 66/11 30 9.9 8.30

1367 220KV Becharaji 220 220/66 200 62.6 48.35

1368 220KV Mehsana 220 220/132 400 249.97 220.00

1369 220KV Mehsana 220 220/66 260 123 102.19

1370 220KV Mehsana 220 66/11 60 36 30.66

1371 220KV Mitha 220 220/66 350 161.1 126.77

1372 66KV Asjol 66 66/11 20 3.91 3.33

1373 66KV Balol 66 66/11 35 8.85 7.20

1374 66KV Basana 66 66/11 45 15.87 12.10

1375 66KV Bechraji 66 66/11 30 13.91 12.37

1376 66KV Bhandu 66 66/11 30 10.14 7.93

1377 66KV Dhinoj 66 66/11 35 12.67 10.26

1378 66KV Dholasan 66 66/11 30 6.78 6.20

1379 66KV Hansalpur 66 66/11 30 9.43 9.35

1380 66KV Jotana 66 66/11 30 10.68 8.73

1381 66KV Kherva 66 66/11 30 14.17 11.85

1382 66KV Linch 66 66/11 45 28.04 18.77

1383 66KV Mandali 66 66/11 50 26.66 23.52

1384 66KV Maniyari 66 66/11 20 4.82 3.29

1385 66KV Mitha(66kV) 66 66/11 30 4.2 3.17




KV


Max load

Average Load

1386 66KV Modhera 66 66/11 30 11.03 9.88

1387 66KV Motap 66 66/11 30 7.75 5.78

1388 66KV Mudarda 66 66/11 30 10.8 9.23

1389 66KV Nagalpur 66 66/11 50 29.54 25.55

1390 66KV Palavasana 66 66/11 45 21.14 17.20

1391 66KV Udalpur 66 66/11 35 14.16 11.80

1392 132KV Patan 132 132/66 190 86.83 51.33

1393 132KV Patan 132 66/11 70 27.06 23.32

1394 220KV Sankhari 220 220/66 250 105.44 82.17

1395 400KV Veloda 400 400/220 1000 654 644.67

1396 400KV Veloda 400 220/66 320 102 68.33

1397 66KV Adiya 66 66/11 35 18.5 11.33

1398 66KV Anawada 66 66/11 35 14.71 10.74

1399 66KV Anganwada 66 66/11 45 24.06 17.20

1400 66KV Balisana 66 66/11 40 17.43 10.97

1401 66KV Bhadrada 66 66/11 20 2.97 2.88

1402 66KV Chanasma 66 66/11 40 13.24 9.15

1403 66KV Devpura 66 66/11 30 5.77 4.58

1404 66KV Dudharampura 66 66/11 30 7.43 5.94

1405 66KV Dunawada 66 66/11 30 12.05 8.18

1406 66KV Harij 66 66/11 30 8.77 6.84

1407 66KV Kamboi 66 66/11 20 6.62 4.52

1408 66KV Kamliwada 66 66/11 30 12.49 8.79

1409 66KV Kansa 66 66/11 40 17.79 13.47

1410 66KV Katra 66 66/11 20 4.91 3.01

1411 66KV Keshani 66 66/11 30 9.93 5.77

1412 66KV Kimbuva 66 66/11 35 9.17 6.47

1413 66KV Manund 66 66/11 30 8.12 6.83

1414 66KV Mesar 66 66/11 30 7.97 6.37

1415 66KV Mujpur 66 66/11 20 4.08 3.30

1416 66KV Nani Chandur 66 66/11 30 8.04 7.26

1417 66KV Norta 66 66/11 30 8.46 5.50

1418 66KV Rajpur (P) 66 66/11 30 10.39 7.30

1419 66KV Sami 66 66/11 20 3.62 3.24

1420 66KV Sampra 66 66/11 30 15.76 12.55

1421 66KV Sankheswar 66 66/11 20 3.98 3.32

1422 400KV Vadavi 400 400/220 1260 608.4 519.25

1423 400KV Vadavi 400 220/66 460 316 299.67

1424 132KV Ode 132 132/66 140 72.38 61.73

1425 132KV Ode 132 132/11 37.5 11.17 9.92

1426 132KV Undel 132 132/66 200 60.63 59.51

1427 132KV Undel 132 66/11 30 15.38 13.78

1428 220KV Karamsad 220 220/132 300 208 196.00

1429 220KV Karamsad 220 132/66 150 76 70.67

1430 220KV Karamsad 220 220/66 310 133 99.43

1431 220KV Mogar 220 220/66 320 33.6 31.20

1432 220KV Mogar 220 66/11 40 15.807 15.52

1433 66KV Anand 66 66/11 60 30.44 26.99

1434 66KV Anand(AgriUni) 66 66/11 30 8.74 6.95

1435 66KV Anklav 66 66/11 50 18.95 15.14

1436 66KV Bhalej 66 66/11 20 7.92 7.05

1437 66KV Bhetasi 66 66/11 30 6.28 4.86

1438 66KV Borsad 66 66/11 45 21.72 18.00

1439 66KV Cambay 66 66/11 45 19.66 18.42

1440 66KV Changada 66 66/11 30 3.12 2.93

1441 66KV Gopalpura 66 66/11 30 9.705 7.69

1442 66KV Haldari 66 66/11 30 5.82 4.25

1443 66KV Jol 66 66/11 30 12.64 11.69

1444 66KV Karamsad 66 66/11 40 7.7 7.13

1445 66KV Kasor 66 66/11 30 5.62 5.39

1446 66KV Khanpur 66 66/11 20 4.87 4.45




KV


Max load

Average Load

1447 66KV Kunjrav 66 66/11 30 5.709 4.45

1448 66KV Limbali 66 66/11 30 7.7 6.63

1449 66KV Mahelav 66 66/11 20 8.23 6.71

1450 66KV Moraj 66 66/11 30 3.26 3.11

1451 66KV Nar 66 66/11 30 16.27 12.91

1452 66KV Navakhal 66 66/11 20 7.81 5.84

1453 66KV Navli 66 66/11 30 7.42 7.17

1454 66KV Neja 66 66/11 20 12.11 9.08

1455 66KV Nesh 66 66/11 30 5.709 5.07

1456 66KV Petlad 66 66/11 45 21.54 20.44

1457 66KV Ras 66 66/11 30 21.55 16.97

1458 66KV Samrakha 66 66/11 30 7.6 7.19

1459 66KV Sarsa 66 66/11 30 9.93 7.53

1460 66KV Singlav 66 66/11 30 8.94 7.66

1461 66KV Sundarana 66 66/11 30 2.08 1.71

1462 66KV Sureli 66 66/11 30 3.825 3.15

1463 66KV Timba 66 66/11 30 6.13 5.97

1464 66KV V.U.Nagar 66 66/11 45 22.64 22.25

1465 66KV V.V.Nagar 66 66/11 50 24.64 22.33

1466 66KV Vasad 66 66/11 30 8.98 8.44

1467 66KV Vatadara 66 66/11 30 8.91 7.97

1468 66KV Virsad 66 66/11 35 15.45 13.03

1469 400KV Kasor 400 400/220 945 721 627.67

1470 400KV Kasor 400 220/66 200 88.4 83.10

1471 132KV Mahemdabad 132 132/66 200 118.02 112.01

1472 132KV Mahemdabad 132 66/11 30 11.58 10.70

1473 132KV Nadiad 132 132/66 150 58.17 56.46

1474 132KV Nadiad 132 66/11 45 12.65 11.56

1475 220KV Kapadwanj 220 220/66 300 136.2 112.71

1476 66KV Abhripur 66 66/11 30 8.16 7.10

1477 66KV Akhdol 66 66/11 30 6.6 5.56

1478 66KV Aklacha 66 66/11 30 9.1 8.42

1479 66KV Alina 66 66/11 30 9.54 6.67

1480 66KV Anara 66 66/11 30 4.25 3.67

1481 66KV Antisar 66 66/11 30 4.88 3.04

1482 66KV Apruji 66 66/11 30 7.42 5.80

1483 66KV Attarsumba 66 66/11 20 7.8 5.64

1484 66KV Balasinor 66 66/11 30 10.56 9.44

1485 66KV Bhailakui [Hamirpura] 66 66/11 30 8.2 6.11

1486 66KV Chaklashi 66 66/11 30 10.88 8.93

1487 66KV Changa 66 66/11 30 11.64 9.37

1488 66KV Chetarsumba 66 66/11 30 1.22 1.04

1489 66KV Dabhan 66 66/11 30 13.48 12.37

1490 66KV Demai 66 66/11 20 8.04 4.48

1491 66KV Fagvel 66 66/11 30 1.96 1.49

1492 66KV Jinjer 66 66/11 30 22.72 19.58

1493 66KV Jorapura 66 66/11 20 2.86 1.92

1494 66KV Kamala 66 66/11 40 17.02 15.58

1495 66KV Kapadwanj 66 66/11 45 15.4 13.05

1496 66KV Kathalal 66 66/11 30 11.52 10.22

1497 66KV Khalal 66 66/11 30 13.28 11.51

1498 66KV Kheda 66 66/11 30 17.64 15.64

1499 66KV Limbashi 66 66/11 30 11.16 9.09

1500 66KV Mahudha 66 66/11 30 10.83 10.02

1501 66KV Malarpura 66 66/11 30 12.38 11.47

1502 66KV Malitadi 66 66/11 30 4.02 2.83

1503 66KV Matar 66 66/11 25 7.66 7.32

1504 66KV Nenpur 66 66/11 30 11.3 8.82

1505 66KV Nirmali 66 66/11 30 10.94 8.38

1506 66KV Paliya 66 66/11 20 9.34 7.46

1507 66KV Pandva 66 66/11 30 1.92 1.47




KV


Max load

Average Load

1508 66KV Rakhial 66 66/11 20 4.55 4.07

1509 66KV Relia 66 66/11 20 7.36 4.99

1510 66KV Rozva 66 66/11 30 4.46 3.70

1511 66KV Ruppura 66 66/11 30 2.8 2.49

1512 66KV Sandhana 66 66/11 30 7.12 6.35

1513 66KV Sevalia 66 66/11 20 6.22 5.85

1514 66KV Thasara 66 66/11 20 7.1 5.01

1515 66KV Torna 66 66/11 20 13.76 9.87

1516 66KV Traj 66 66/11 30 2.26 1.71

1517 66KV Umreth 66 66/11 45 20.43 18.24

1518 66KV Uttarsanda 66 66/11 30 10.28 9.68

1519 66KV Vadad 66 66/11 30 4.66 3.33

1520 66KV Varsola 66 66/11 30 9.36 8.15

1521 66KV Vaso 66 66/11 20 10.52 9.41

1522 66KV Vyas Vasna 66 66/11 30 5.36 3.85

1523 66KV Wathawadi 66 66/11 30 7 6.37

1524 132KV Narol 132 132/66 290 137.4 111.57

1525 220KV Bhat 220 220/66 520 318.5 301.53

1526 220KV Salejada 220 220/66 300 174.55 166.01

1527 400KV Charal 400 400/220 1500 314.61 274.69

1528 400KV Charal 400 220/66 320 7.03 6.46

1529 66KV Barejadi 66 66/11 30 12.71 12.71

1530 66KV Bavala 66 66/11 45 27.6 24.43

1531 66KV Bhat(Sanand) 66 66/11 45 27.81 27.53

1532 66KV Bidaj 66 66/11 30 13.83 13.12

1533 66KV Changodar 66 66/11 80 46.56 46.04

1534 66KV Daduka 66 66/11 25 7.43 7.20

1535 66KV Dholi 66 66/11 30 14 13.63

1536 66KV Dholka City 66 66/11 45 13.96 12.71

1537 66KV Dholka GIDC 66 66/11 40 19.94 19.16

1538 66KV Gallops 66 66/11 30 6.46 4.58

1539 66KV Haldarwas 66 66/11 45 20.82 18.35

1540 66KV Hariyala 66 66/11 30 8.37 8.15

1541 66KV Hirapur 66 66/11 30 10.59 9.76

1542 66KV Ingoli Road 66 66/11 30 11.53 11.18

1543 66KV Jetalpur 66 66/11 45 19.93 19.31

1544 66KV Juval Rupavati 66 66/11 30 18.4 16.67

1545 66KV Kalyangadh 66 66/11 40 6.4 6.07

1546 66KV Kerala 66 66/11 80 46 43.03

1547 66KV Kesardi 66 66/11 30 6.98 5.48

1548 66KV Koth 66 66/11 45 20 17.90

1549 66KV Lambha 66 66/11 40 12.5 12.33

1550 66KV Madhavnagar 66 66/11 40 13.19 12.44

1551 66KV Moraiya 66 66/11 80 43.85 38.47

1552 66KV Nani Devti 66 66/11 20 7.65 7.28

1553 66KV Navagam 66 66/11 45 23.49 22.45

1554 66KV Paldikankaj 66 66/11 30 15.29 13.28

1555 66KV Pathapur 66 66/11 30 4.06 3.67

1556 66KV Pisawada 66 66/11 30 1.85 1.54

1557 66KV Raipur 66 66/11 30 2.78 2.47

1558 66KV Rajoda 66 66/11 45 20.02 18.00

1559 66KV Samadara 66 66/11 45 24.71 22.59

1560 66KV Sanand 66 66/11 45 18.77 18.17

1561 66KV Shetra 66 66/11 30 13.17 12.04

1562 66KV Simej 66 66/11 45 25.34 23.25

1563 66KV Valthera 66 66/11 30 5.7 5.40

1564 66KV Vichhiya 66 66/11 30 6.28 5.47

1565 66KV Vinzol 66 66/11 35 7.88 7.88

1566 66KV Vishalpur 66 66/11 30 16.45 16.25

1567 66KV Zamp 66 66/11 30 11.89 9.11

1568 132KV Chandkheda 132 66/11 40 26.83 20.38




KV


Max load

Average Load

1569 132KV Chandkheda 132 132/66 100 49.1 35.30

1570 132KV Chiloda 132 132/11 37.5 26.9 21.90

1571 132KV Chiloda 132 132/66 100 64 57.33

1572 132KV Sabarmati 132 132/66 100 36.1 27.63

1573 132KV Sabarmati 132 66/11 10 2.35 0.89

1574 220KV Khanpur 220 220/66 300 187.5 161.62

1575 220KV Ranasan 220 220/132 600 457.4 354.13

1576 220KV Ranasan 220 132/66 300 147.04 133.38

1577 66KV Bahial 66 66/11 30 20.2 17.29

1578 66KV Bhadaj 66 66/11 45 36.31 28.12

1579 66KV Bhat 66 66/11 35 10.1 8.33

1580 66KV Bhuvaldi 66 66/11 40 12.1 11.88

1581 66KV Bilasiya 66 66/11 30 8.9 8.63

1582 66KV Bopal 66 66/11 70 39.62 34.21

1583 66KV Chhala 66 66/11 45 20.4 17.67

1584 66KV Chiskari 66 66/11 30 18.88 12.80

1585 66KV Dabhoda 66 66/11 20 9 7.77

1586 66KV Dehgam 66 66/11 40 19.2 15.28

1587 66KV Dehgam 66 66/22 10 0.1 0.10

1588 66KV Dhamatvan 66 66/11 30 16.8 16.07

1589 66KV Godrej city 66 66/11 35 7.37 5.96

1590 66KV Halisha 66 66/11 40 21.35 14.25

1591 66KV Kadadara 66 66/11 30 19.46 19.01

1592 66KV Kadjodara 66 66/11 35 21.89 17.26

1593 66KV Kanabha 66 66/11 55 24.69 23.66

1594 66KV Kathwada 66 66/11 60 35.51 33.71

1595 66KV Kudasan 66 66/11 30 15.2 14.54

1596 66KV Kuha 66 66/11 40 23.6 21.83

1597 66KV Lihoda 66 66/11 30 5 3.96

1598 66KV Muthiya 66 66/11 55 23.89 23.70

1599 66KV Naroda 66 66/11 80 52.42 48.23

1600 66KV Odhav 66 66/11 50 25.31 24.80

1601 66KV Rakhial 66 66/11 40 25.11 20.30

1602 66KV Sadara 66 66/11 30 14.25 12.15

1603 66KV Sanathal 66 66/11 45 21.35 20.48

1604 66KV Sargasan 66 66/11 40 13.2 10.27

1605 66KV Science City 66 66/11 50 24.78 21.20

1606 66KV Shahpur 66 66/11 30 4.8 4.47

1607 66KV Shella 66 66/11 60 31.74 26.76

1608 66KV Solankipura 66 66/11 30 16.12 10.66

1609 66KV Tragad 66 66/11 40 21.41 18.80

1610 66KV Vehalal 66 66/11 60 26.63 26.25

1611 132KV Bhestan 132 132/66 300 152.38 140.23

1612 132KV Bhestan 132 66/22 120 66.37 62.41

1613 220KV Ichchhapore 220 220/66 410 248.9715 215.14

1614 220KV MORA(L&T) 220 220/33 20 4.972572 3.68

1615 220KV Talangpore 220 220/66 520 462.2777 441.32

1616 66KV Adajan(GIS) 66 66/11 40 13.14588 9.96

1617 66KV Bhagvati 66 66/11 30 17.83267 17.22

1618 66KV Bhagvati 66 66/22 30 11.35499 11.13

1619 66KV Bhatha 66 66/11 45 28.90188 23.00

1620 66KV Bhatia 66 66/11 30 13.14588 8.49

1621 66KV Bhestan(B) 66 66/22 40 16.16 15.67

1622 66KV Dumas 66 66/11 40 6.70497 6.03

1623 66KV Eklera(Bhestan) 66 66/11 35 10.61196 10.00

1624 66KV Godadara 66 66/22 100 59.0231 56.52

1625 66KV Godadara(B) 66 66/22 40 7.773216 7.60

1626 66KV Govalak 66 66/22 70 37.38002 36.28

1627 66KV Hira Bourase (GHB) 66 66/11 30 8.198457 5.78

1628 66KV Ichchhapore 66 66/11 40 21.05246 20.48

1629 66KV Jiav 66 66/11 75 39.68532 39.03




KV


Max load

Average Load

1630 66KV Karamala 66 66/11 30 5.696548 4.79

1631 66KV Khajod 66 66/11 35 14.77 13.48

1632 66KV Mora 66 66/11 45 16.27041 15.59

1633 66KV Olpad 66 66/11 60 22.08127 21.77

1634 66KV Pal 66 66/11 50 35.87492 26.43

1635 66KV Pala 66 66/11 50 31.26433 22.41

1636 66KV Pandesara(A) 66 66/22 85 59.55655 56.88

1637 66KV Pandesara(B) 66 66/22 95 61.9571 58.77

1638 66KV Puna 66 66/22 60 38.02779 37.08

1639 66KV Sachin C 66 66/11 70 47.95388 46.89

1640 66KV Sachin(A) 66 66/11 80 56.90832 53.90

1641 66KV Sachin(B) 66 66/11 80 54.46967 50.77

1642 66KV Sachin(D) 66 66/11 60 29.34 27.80

1643 66KV Saroli 66 66/11 30 5.62034 4.16

1644 66KV Susm 66 66/11 65 36.37027 33.16

1645 66KV SVNIT 66 66/11 40 23.89121 18.89

1646 66KV SVNIT 66 66/22 35 1.638472 1.19

1647 66KV Udhana 66 66/22 100 58.98499 56.74

1648 66KV Vadod 66 66/11 75 58.83258 55.68

1649 66KV Vanz 66 66/11 60 33.96972 33.20

1650 66KV Variav 66 66/11 45 19.9 18.00

1651 66KV Vesu 66 66/22 60 18.63286 16.73

1652 66KV Vesu(II) 66 66/11 50 20.0427 18.35

1653 220KV Ambheta 220 220/66 250 130 117.47

1654 220KV Navsari 220 220/66 350 118 108.88

1655 220KV Navsari 220 220/132 300 118 115.04

1656 220KV Popda 220 220/66 260 195 152.00

1657 220KV Popda 220 220/132 200 59 58.00

1658 66KV Ahwa 66 66/11 15 4.76 3.64

1659 66KV Amalsad 66 66/11 25 4.8 4.47

1660 66KV Anklach 66 66/11 10 5.93 3.70

1661 66KV Balwada 66 66/11 25 2.3 1.88

1662 66KV Bilimora 66 66/11 35 13.85 13.43

1663 66KV Butlav 66 66/11 30 3.5 2.53

1664 66KV Chhaper 66 66/11 30 6.44 4.47

1665 66KV Chhapra 66 66/11 35 14.93 13.39

1666 66KV Chikhli 66 66/11 60 23.41 21.64

1667 66KV Dandi(SG) 66 66/11 30 4.4 3.17

1668 66KV Eroo 66 66/11 40 8.08 7.77

1669 66KV Erthan 66 66/11 30 12.7 12.30

1670 66KV Fadvel 66 66/11 35 3.28 2.45

1671 66KV G.E.T.P. 66 66/11 65 30.63 29.65

1672 66KV Gandevi 66 66/11 30 6.9 6.30

1673 66KV Godthal 66 66/11 30 3.2 2.43

1674 66KV Jamanpada 66 66/11 30 2.89 2.12

1675 66KV Khergam 66 66/11 35 7.4 5.81

1676 66KV Lachhakadi 66 66/11 30 2.44 1.68

1677 66KV Limzar 66 66/11 30 4.115 3.05

1678 66KV Mahuvas 66 66/11 30 2.356 1.65

1679 66KV Mangrol 66 66/11 20 9.53 8.35

1680 66KV Maroli 66 66/11 30 7.53 6.65

1681 66KV Navsari city 66 66/11 40 15.2 14.00

1682 66KV Navsari(66KV) 66 66/11 65 22.7 20.08

1683 66KV Pratapnagar 66 66/11 30 1.26 0.85

1684 66KV Rankuva 66 66/11 30 5.4 4.03

1685 66KV Rumla 66 66/11 30 4.89 3.63

1686 66KV Saputara 66 66/11 20 3.114 2.45

1687 66KV Singod 66 66/11 30 4.08 3.61

1688 66KV Sultanpur 66 66/11 10 1.9 1.73

1689 66KV Tankal 66 66/11 30 4.5 3.97

1690 66KV Ubharat 66 66/11 30 1.4 1.30




KV


Max load

Average Load

1691 66KV Vangan 66 66/11 30 2.63 1.71

1692 66KV Vansda 66 66/11 25 6.14 4.30

1693 66KV Vesma 66 66/11 25 4.47 3.30

1694 66KV Waghai 66 66/11 25 7.56 4.33

1695 132KV Atul 132 132/66 100 33.3 26.73

1696 132KV Atul 132 66/11 40 20.26 19.10

1697 220KV Atul GIS 220 220/66 320 117.6 112.97

1698 220KV Bhilad 220 220/66 460 227 222.07

1699 220KV Vapi 220 220/66 520 276.14 267.02

1700 220KV Vapi 220 66/11 60 26 20.74

1701 66KV 3rd Phase 66 66/11 80 48.42 46.46

1702 66KV 4th Phase 66 66/11 60 28.42 25.72

1703 66KV Astol 66 66/11 30 1.58 1.44

1704 66KV Atakpardi 66 66/11 30 16.67 16.00

1705 66KV Bhgdawada 66 66/11 40 12.5 11.87

1706 66KV Bhilad 66 66/11 40 12.72 12.29

1707 66KV Chandor 66 66/11 30 3.79 2.84

1708 66KV Chival 66 66/11 30 3.37 2.88

1709 66KV DamanGanga 66 66/11 40 22 21.37

1710 66KV Dharampur 66 66/11 40 21 13.63

1711 66KV Dungari 66 66/11 30 12.33 10.66

1712 66KV Dungra 66 66/11 40 7.47 6.17

1713 66KV GIDC Ph II 66 66/11 60 44.95 32.35

1714 66KV GIDC Vapi 66 66/11 80 48.32 45.65

1715 66KV Gundlav 66 66/11 45 17.2 17.03

1716 66KV Kakadkoper 66 66/11 20 8.32 6.74

1717 66KV Kaprada 66 66/11 20 7.78 5.26

1718 66KV Karambelle 66 66/11 30 1.05 1.03

1719 66KV Khadki 66 66/11 35 20.63 18.32

1720 66KV Kherlav 66 66/11 30 1.13 0.72

1721 66KV Kocharwa 66 66/11 25 5.47 4.45

1722 66KV Kolak 66 66/11 20 4.63 4.35

1723 66KV Magod 66 66/11 30 2.45 2.15

1724 66KV Manekpore(Manda) 66 66/11 30 8 7.34

1725 66KV Morai 66 66/11 45 18.74 15.83

1726 66KV Morai -II 66 66/11 30 5.89 5.68

1727 66KV Nanivahiyal 66 66/11 30 4.22 3.11

1728 66KV Nimkhal 66 66/11 30 2.11 2.11

1729 66KV Palgam 66 66/11 45 27.37 22.94

1730 66KV Panas 66 66/11 30 0.56 0.20

1731 66KV Paria 66 66/11 15 2.63 2.56

1732 66KV Piprol 66 66/11 15 2.78 1.93

1733 66KV Sahuda 66 66/11 20 1.89 1.33

1734 66KV Sanjan 66 66/11 35 13.38 13.15

1735 66KV Sarigam 66 66/11 100 60.07 58.00

1736 66KV Sarigam (2) 66 66/11 40 15.27 15.05

1737 66KV Sutharpada 66 66/11 25 1.56 1.19

1738 66KV Umargam 66 66/11 65 30 29.10

1739 66KV Umargam Ph II 66 66/11 40 14.59 13.86

1740 66KV Untadi 66 66/11 30 5.45 4.22

1741 66KV Valandi 66 66/11 30 3.56 2.37

1742 66KV Valsad 66 66/11 40 8.11 7.41

1743 220KV Mota 220 220/66 420 175.7 162.70

1744 400KV Vav 400 220/66 550 455.2 442.27

1745 400KV Vav 400 400/220 1500 536.9 415.80

1746 66KV Afwa 66 66/11 10 5.82 3.73

1747 66KV Bamniya 66 66/11 30 4.91 4.03

1748 66KV Bardoli 66 66/11 45 18.27 17.24

1749 66KV Bhimpore 66 66/11 30 9.48 7.65

1750 66KV Borkhadi 66 66/11 30 1.82 1.59

1751 66KV Deladwa 66 66/11 30 6.43 5.61




KV


Max load

Average Load

1752 66KV Gopla 66 66/11 30 1.6 1.37

1753 66KV Jolwa 66 66/11 80 41.49 39.01

1754 66KV Kadod 66 66/11 20 7.66 5.17

1755 66KV Kadodara 66 66/11 80 48.6 46.23

1756 66KV Kalkwa 66 66/11 30 4.8 3.28

1757 66KV Kamrej 66 66/11 45 14.4 12.87

1758 66KV Kharvasa 66 66/11 30 2.63 2.50

1759 66KV Kosad 66 66/11 65 25.4 24.67

1760 66KV Kosmada 66 66/11 50 15.5 15.17

1761 66KV Laskana 66 66/11 120 82.19 79.28

1762 66KV Madhi 66 66/11 20 7.47 5.82

1763 66KV Mahuva 66 66/11 35 6.54 5.30

1764 66KV Manekpore 66 66/11 30 2.06 1.60

1765 66KV Mota 66 66/11 40 4.11 3.77

1766 66KV Motavarachha 66 66/11 40 5.1 4.80

1767 66KV Niol 66 66/11 20 5.7 5.31

1768 66KV Palsana 66 66/11 55 16.1 15.68

1769 66KV Parab 66 66/11 45 27.01 25.88

1770 66KV Rupwada 66 66/11 30 2.16 1.66

1771 66KV Sampura 66 66/11 30 5.4 4.06

1772 66KV Sarbhon 66 66/11 20 3.2 2.86

1773 66KV Sarthana 66 66/22 50 27 22.50

1774 66KV Tantithaiya 66 66/11 60 42.19 41.98

1775 66KV Tapi 66 66/22 80 35.1 35.03

1776 66KV Tarsadi 66 66/11 30 2.74 2.28

1777 66KV Utran 66 66/11 45 15.4 15.20

1778 66KV Valod 66 66/11 40 6.28 5.82

1779 66KV Vav 66 66/11 30 11.16 10.84

1780 66KV Virpur 66 66/11 25 4.68 3.84

1781 66KV Anaval 66 66/11 35 8.7 6.13

1782 66KV Bhinar 66 66/11 30 4.8 3.93

1783 66KV Chikhalvav 66 66/11 30 1.35 1.23

1784 66KV Chikhlibhesrot 66 66/11 30 1.29 1.23

1785 66KV Chunavadi 66 66/11 25 1 0.67

1786 66KV Dolvan 66 66/11 30 8.2 6.37

1787 66KV Galkuva 66 66/11 30 3.14 2.79

1788 66KV Jesingpura 66 66/11 30 3.33 2.72

1789 66KV Kapdvan 66 66/11 30 3.4 2.73

1790 66KV Karanjkhed 66 66/11 25 1.7 1.20

1791 66KV Kavla 66 66/11 30 9 4.48

1792 66KV Kukarmunda 66 66/11 20 8.3 7.37

1793 66KV Kumkuva 66 66/11 30 2.92 2.46

1794 66KV Magarkui 66 66/11 30 1.68 1.25

1795 66KV Malangdev 66 66/11 30 0.72 0.69

1796 66KV Mandal 66 66/11 30 2.04 1.86

1797 66KV Mangalia 66 66/11 15 2.3 1.73

1798 66KV Naranpur 66 66/11 10 5 4.53

1799 66KV Nimbhora 66 66/11 30 5 3.53

1800 66KV Nizar 66 66/11 35 14 10.77

1801 66KV Pathakvadi 66 66/11 30 3.6 2.03

1802 66KV Rumkitalav 66 66/11 20 3.2 2.67

1803 66KV Sisor 66 66/11 30 4.25 3.45

1804 66KV Songadh 66 66/11 30 5.2 4.73

1805 66KV Subir 66 66/11 20 1.8 1.70

1806 66KV Tokarva 66 66/11 30 0.8 0.77

1807 66KV Uchhal 66 66/11 20 8.2 7.37

1808 66KV Ukai 66 66/11 20 2.6 2.36

1809 66KV Unchamala 66 66/11 30 1.04 0.81

1810 66KV Vadibhesrot 66 66/11 30 2.26 2.03

1811 66KV Vadpada 66 66/11 30 1.8 1.34

1812 66KV Vaheval 66 66/11 30 2.8 1.87




KV


Max load

Average Load

1813 66KV Vyara 66 66/11 30 5.4 5.35

1814 66KV Vyara(II) 66 66/11 30 4.57 4.04

1815 66KV Waghnera 66 66/11 30 1.03 0.69

1816 66KV Zamkhadi 66 66/11 20 3.4 3.13

1817 132KV Deesa 132 132/66 200 68.37 58.23

1818 132KV Deesa 132 66/11 40 28.53 25.29

1819 220KV Agthala 220 220/66 300 269 225.87

1820 220KV Jangral 220 220/66 320 197.38 158.99

1821 66KV Aseda 66 66/11 25 18.5 17.16

1822 66KV Baiwada 66 66/11 45 27.81 23.41

1823 66KV Balodhar 66 66/11 30 17.7 14.21

1824 66KV Bhadlikotha 66 66/11 30 7.58 7.01

1825 66KV Bhatsan 66 66/11 30 20.87 18.65

1826 66KV Bhildi 66 66/11 40 26.2 25.42

1827 66KV Dama 66 66/11 30 22.06 17.00

1828 66KV Devsari 66 66/11 40 21.36 16.88

1829 66KV Dharusan 66 66/11 30 8.13 6.17

1830 66KV Ghada 66 66/11 20 7.57 5.70

1831 66KV Jangral 66 66/11 40 22.02 18.09

1832 66KV Juna Deesa 66 66/11 30 10.57 8.65

1833 66KV Junaneshda 66 66/11 30 9.53 8.46

1834 66KV Kant 66 66/11 30 9.37 8.89

1835 66KV Lorwada 66 66/11 45 31.48 26.65

1836 66KV Malgadh 66 66/11 30 9.8 9.04

1837 66KV Manekpura 66 66/11 45 26.32 22.29

1838 66KV Motakapra 66 66/11 50 28.96 25.65

1839 66KV Pechhdal 66 66/11 30 14.37 11.41

1840 66KV Rampura(D) 66 66/11 30 11.72 11.11

1841 66KV Raner 66 66/11 30 11.72 10.46

1842 66KV Ranpur 66 66/11 40 19 16.20

1843 66KV Rasana 66 66/11 20 17.25 13.94

1844 66KV Sadarpur 66 66/11 30 10.35 8.82

1845 66KV Samau 66 66/11 50 36.5 29.67

1846 66KV Samdhi 66 66/11 35 23.9 19.90

1847 66KV Sergadha 66 66/11 45 24.02 21.83

1848 66KV Shamsherpura 66 66/11 45 26.37 23.21

1849 66KV Soni 66 66/11 25 11.95 9.38

1850 66KV Vithodar 66 66/11 30 18.6 13.93

1851 220KV Radhanpur 220 220/66 310 58.82 48.87

1852 220KV Vakha 220 220/66 460 319.87 268.77

1853 400KV Charanka 400 220/66 800 542.4 539.29

1854 400KV Charanka 400 400/220 630 408.72 383.27

1855 66KV Arniwada 66 66/11 40 25.11 20.48

1856 66KV Bamroli 66 66/11 30 1.6 1.36

1857 66KV Bandhavad 66 66/11 30 3.25 2.70

1858 66KV Chamnpura 66 66/11 20 12.11 11.04

1859 66KV Charanka 66 66/11 40 0.99 0.93

1860 66KV Dahisar 66 66/11 20 8.18 6.34

1861 66KV Deodar 66 66/11 40 26 20.26

1862 66KV Dungrasan 66 66/11 40 25.78 20.74

1863 66KV Jakhel 66 66/11 20 5.29 3.46

1864 66KV Jalmor 66 66/11 30 10.44 8.00

1865 66KV Jasanwada 66 66/11 30 5.59 3.87

1866 66KV Kamboi 66 66/11 40 25.78 22.11

1867 66KV Khariya 66 66/11 20 10.79 8.62

1868 66KV Khimana 66 66/11 40 23.78 18.33

1869 66KV Khoda 66 66/11 50 27.11 24.30

1870 66KV Kuvarva 66 66/11 30 9.33 8.22

1871 66KV Mitha 66 66/11 20 12.56 8.63

1872 66KV Padardi 66 66/11 40 31.11 23.63

1873 66KV Radhanpur 66 66/11 20 10.54 9.55




KV


Max load

Average Load

1874 66KV Raiya 66 66/11 45 28 24.37

1875 66KV Ramavas 66 66/11 20 10.67 9.70

1876 66KV Ravel 66 66/11 30 7.78 6.22

1877 66KV Santalpur 66 66/11 20 4.21 4.12

1878 66KV Shihori 66 66/11 55 32.33 25.96

1879 66KV Thara 66 66/11 60 36.02 28.77

1880 66KV Therwada 66 66/11 30 12.05 10.21

1881 66KV Umbri 66 66/11 30 8.44 7.74

1882 66KV Un 66 66/11 35 15.57 11.44

1883 66KV Vakha 66 66/11 30 16.32 14.71

1884 66KV Varahi 66 66/11 20 9.06 4.78

1885 220KV Thavar 220 220/66 360 311.33 235.21

1886 220KV Thavar 220 66/11 40 18.67 14.26

1887 66KV Asodar 66 66/11 45 34.6 27.14

1888 66KV Bhatib 66 66/11 30 11.3 9.84

1889 66KV Bhatram 66 66/11 30 11.38 8.50

1890 66KV Chekara 66 66/11 40 21.47 18.64

1891 66KV Dhaka 66 66/11 30 18.04 11.64

1892 66KV Dhanera 66 66/11 45 26.72 20.36

1893 66KV Dharnodhar 66 66/11 35 21.95 17.45

1894 66KV Duva 66 66/11 40 24.78 16.02

1895 66KV Ghodasar (Delenkot) 66 66/11 30 19.18 13.47

1896 66KV Jadiya 66 66/11 35 24.37 18.36

1897 66KV Jadiyali 66 66/11 50 33.33 24.75

1898 66KV Khimat 66 66/11 45 23.98 18.50

1899 66KV Kotda (D) 66 66/11 50 35.72 27.15

1900 66KV Kuvarla 66 66/11 30 13.82 10.08

1901 66KV Lavana 66 66/11 20 15.07 11.65

1902 66KV Lawara 66 66/11 45 39.67 25.83

1903 66KV Malotra 66 66/11 30 13.03 12.15

1904 66KV Nagfana 66 66/11 30 9.54 6.82

1905 66KV Nanameda 66 66/11 45 33.9 28.17

1906 66KV Nandla 66 66/11 30 18.15 13.24

1907 66KV Nanuda 66 66/11 30 13.02 8.38

1908 66KV Pathawada 66 66/11 40 26.32 19.46

1909 66KV Rah 66 66/11 45 37.47 26.40

1910 66KV Ramun 66 66/11 40 23.33 17.35

1911 66KV Samarwada 66 66/11 30 7.2 5.50

1912 66KV Sherpura 66 66/11 30 14.71 12.03

1913 66KV Shiya 66 66/11 30 9.56 8.01

1914 66KV Taruva 66 66/11 30 16.67 12.22

1915 66KV Vaktapura 66 66/11 20 16.68 12.88

1916 66KV Voda 66 66/11 30 21.69 17.54

1917 66KV Zerda 66 66/11 50 27.82 20.46

1918 400KV Kansari 400 400/220 945 749.66 670.08

1919 400KV Kansari 400 220/66 460 265.29 223.80

1920 220KV Palanpur 220 220/66 360 233 196.40

1921 66KV Ambaji 66 66/11 20 6.85 6.55

1922 66KV Amirgadh 66 66/11 30 8.16 6.11

1923 66KV Basu 66 66/11 40 13.49 11.28

1924 66KV Beda 66 66/11 30 3.42 1.98

1925 66KV Bhakhar 66 66/11 30 8.69 7.85

1926 66KV Bhayala 66 66/11 10 1.28 1.03

1927 66KV Bhutedi 66 66/11 20 10.63 8.65

1928 66KV Chandisar 66 66/11 45 27.09 24.42

1929 66KV Danta 66 66/11 30 11.65 6.93

1930 66KV Dantiwada 66 66/11 35 14.97 12.99

1931 66KV Gadalwada 66 66/11 30 13.24 9.89

1932 66KV Gadh 66 66/11 45 21.83 17.45

1933 66KV Gangava 66 66/11 20 7.54 6.58

1934 66KV Ganguwada 66 66/11 30 6.17 4.04




KV


Max load

Average Load

1935 66KV Hebatpur 66 66/11 30 18.06 15.13

1936 66KV Iqbalgadh 66 66/11 30 13.37 10.74

1937 66KV Jalotra 66 66/11 40 21.47 16.18

1938 66KV Jegol 66 66/11 30 14.63 11.62

1939 66KV Juni Sarotri 66 66/11 30 8.23 6.02

1940 66KV Kanodar 66 66/11 30 16.21 14.00

1941 66KV Lalawada 66 66/11 30 10.73 9.44

1942 66KV Malan 66 66/11 30 7.54 6.10

1943 66KV Morya 66 66/11 20 12.79 10.16

1944 66KV Motasada 66 66/11 30 3.65 2.36

1945 66KV Palanpur(1) 66 66/11 45 29 24.93

1946 66KV Palanpur(2) 66 66/11 30 16.33 14.12

1947 66KV Panchada 66 66/11 30 9.59 8.33

1948 66KV Rajpur 66 66/11 30 6.21 5.20

1949 66KV Sukhapura 66 66/11 30 7.07 5.40

1950 66KV Vadgam 66 66/11 40 24.2 20.78

1951 66KV Vasan 66 66/11 20 9.82 7.65

1952 66KV Virampur 66 66/11 20 6.63 4.57

1953 220KV Tharad 220 220/66 360 285.22 229.07

1954 66KV Agthala 66 66/11 50 38.33 27.96

1955 66KV Balodhan 66 66/11 30 10.44 7.74

1956 66KV Bhabhar 66 66/11 40 23 16.30

1957 66KV Bhordu 66 66/11 30 9.33 6.96

1958 66KV Chalva 66 66/11 30 14.89 9.71

1959 66KV Del 66 66/11 30 12.11 10.15

1960 66KV Didarada 66 66/11 30 15.53 14.43

1961 66KV Duchakwada 66 66/11 30 9.56 7.48

1962 66KV Dudhava 66 66/11 30 9.89 7.44

1963 66KV Jalota 66 66/11 30 16.56 13.96

1964 66KV Jaloya 66 66/11 20 4.99 4.17

1965 66KV Jetda 66 66/11 30 14.89 11.56

1966 66KV Kesargam 66 66/11 20 13.11 11.07

1967 66KV Kotarwada 66 66/11 20 15.22 11.56

1968 66KV Kotda (F) 66 66/11 50 30 26.08

1969 66KV Kuvana 66 66/11 45 34.33 28.89

1970 66KV Lakhani 66 66/11 50 48.11 36.74

1971 66KV Makhanu 66 66/11 40 21.11 15.96

1972 66KV Mera 66 66/11 45 20 17.33

1973 66KV Mithipaladi 66 66/11 45 23.67 21.89

1974 66KV Miyal 66 66/11 30 14.22 9.37

1975 66KV Pathamada 66 66/11 30 23.33 19.41

1976 66KV Piluda 66 66/11 50 24 17.45

1977 66KV Rampura 66 66/11 30 7.89 5.00

1978 66KV Rampura (B) 66 66/11 30 7.78 5.78

1979 66KV Rantila 66 66/11 20 14.33 9.37

1980 66KV Runi 66 66/11 20 5.33 3.44

1981 66KV Tadav 66 66/11 20 7.96 5.92

1982 66KV Tharad 66 66/11 40 27.44 24.22

1983 66KV Tithgam 66 66/11 30 8 6.41

1984 66KV Vadiya 66 66/11 45 23.67 17.00

1985 66KV Vatam 66 66/11 20 19.89 17.44

1986 66KV Wav 66 66/11 30 5.33 3.63

1987 400KV Chorania 400 400/220 1669 785 647.33

1988 220KV Dhrangadhra 220 220/66 480 224 176.11

1989 220KV Dhrangadhra 220 66/22 30 5.4 4.40

1990 400KV Mansar (Halvad) 400 400/220 630 380.61 329.19

1991 400KV Mansar (Halvad) 400 220/66 200 47.35 43.54

1992 66KV Baisabgadh 66 66/11 20 8.45 7.24

1993 66KV Bavli 66 66/11 30 18.06 12.76

1994 66KV Chuli 66 66/11 55 19.42 17.44

1995 66KV Dhrangadhra 66 66/22 35 22.9 18.63




KV


Max load

Average Load

1996 66KV Dhrangadhra 66 66/11 25 8.8 7.93

1997 66KV Gurukul 66 66/11 20 8.11 7.04

1998 66KV Hirapur 66 66/11 20 7.3 6.45

1999 66KV Ishadara 66 66/11 25 11.9 8.70

2000 66KV Juna Ghanshyamgadh 66 66/11 30 10.08 7.32

2001 66KV Kankawati 66 66/11 50 15.31 12.46

2002 66KV Kondh 66 66/11 60 38.4 33.64

2003 66KV Methan 66 66/11 20 6.05 5.33

2004 66KV Narali 66 66/11 30 11.77 9.03

2005 66KV Narichana 66 66/11 50 37.49 28.84

2006 66KV Navalgadh 66 66/11 25 10.8 9.00

2007 66KV Raigadh 66 66/11 35 26.17 18.59

2008 66KV Rampara 66 66/11 40 14.29 13.07

2009 66KV Ranmalpur 66 66/11 25 8.68 6.39

2010 66KV Ratanpar 66 66/11 30 16.57 14.86

2011 66KV Soldi 66 66/11 30 12 10.67

2012 66KV Vavdi 66 66/22 22.5 4.45 3.54

2013 66KV Vavdi 66 66/11 30 18.4 12.77

2014 220KV Chardava 220 220/66 360 213.7 186.60

2015 220KV Halwad 220 220/66 320 125.11 109.04

2016 66KV Bhalgamda 66 66/11 65 27.95 23.64

2017 66KV Chandragadh 66 66/11 30 15.31 10.84

2018 66KV Charadava 66 66/11 65 33.25714 28.04

2019 66KV Chupani 66 66/11 70 24.22857 21.37

2020 66KV Devaliya 66 66/11 40 15.2 10.51

2021 66KV Dhavana 66 66/11 35 17.1 13.97

2022 66KV Dighadiya 66 66/11 30 8.34 7.16

2023 66KV Ghanshyamgadh 66 66/11 45 16.6 10.60

2024 66KV Ghanshyampur 66 66/11 30 7.2 5.72

2025 66KV Halvad(3) 66 66/11 30 9.38 8.00

2026 66KV Halvad-2(GIDC) 66 66/11 30 5.6 4.64

2027 66KV Halwad 66 66/11 40 13 10.09

2028 66KV Ishwarnagar 66 66/11 20 14.28571 10.59

2029 66KV Kavadiya 66 66/11 30 11.2 10.35

2030 66KV Malaniyad 66 66/11 45 15.4 10.70

2031 66KV Mathak 66 66/11 30 16.8 15.73

2032 66KV Mayurnagar 66 66/11 30 8.342857 5.37

2033 66KV Merupar 66 66/11 25 8.11 6.03

2034 66KV Ranekpar 66 66/11 55 15 12.07

2035 66KV Sara 66 66/11 60 27.32 20.84

2036 66KV Sarambhada 66 66/11 40 15.08571 12.61

2037 66KV Sundari Bhavani 66 66/11 20 9.14 7.47

2038 66KV Tarnetar 66 66/11 40 25.6 23.97

2039 66KV Than(2) 66 66/11 40 13.37 12.42

2040 66KV Virpar (Dadholiya) 66 66/11 35 25.38 21.22

2041 132KV Dhandhuka 132 132/66 90 25.56 22.57

2042 132KV Dhandhuka 132 66/11 40 14.61 13.08

2043 132KV Sitagadh 132 132/66 100 60.64 43.31

2044 132KV Sitagadh 132 66/11 40 27.81 18.66

2045 132KV Vakhatpar 132 132/11 50 6.33 5.21

2046 220KV Bagodara 220 220/66 320 81.9 76.10

2047 220KV Dudhrej 220 220/11 100 23.88 21.01

2048 220KV Limbdi 220 220/132 500 322.39 247.75

2049 220KV Limbdi 220 132/66 300 141.91 111.62

2050 220KV Limbdi 220 66/11 30 16.97 14.83

2051 220KV Rajpar 220 220/11 100 19.56 15.97

2052 220KV Sadla 220 220/66 200 135.41 110.19

2053 66KV Alampar 66 66/11 25 4.05 2.65

2054 66KV Aya 66 66/11 30 6.85 4.89

2055 66KV Bagodara(66KV) 66 66/11 30 5.31 4.83

2056 66KV Chachka 66 66/11 30 4.532 3.29




KV


Max load

Average Load

2057 66KV Chandarva 66 66/11 30 2.52 2.19

2058 66KV Chhasiya 66 66/11 30 4.23 3.09

2059 66KV Chkodi 66 66/11 20 6.952 4.92

2060 66KV Chuda 66 66/11 35 10.758 6.68

2061 66KV Devpara 66 66/11 30 8.92 7.49

2062 66KV Dhandhalpur 66 66/11 30 12.2 9.11

2063 66KV Dholera 66 66/11 20 3.89 3.73

2064 66KV Dholiya 66 66/11 35 15.77 13.41

2065 66KV Digsar 66 66/11 30 9.4 6.50

2066 66KV Dudhrej 66 66/11 45 19.8 18.00

2067 66KV Jobala 66 66/11 30 2.505 1.94

2068 66KV Juna Jasapar 66 66/11 30 2.12 1.87

2069 66KV Khandiya 66 66/11 20 3.839 2.18

2070 66KV Khasta 66 66/11 30 1.8 1.26

2071 66KV Kherali 66 66/11 30 11 8.93

2072 66KV Khodu 66 66/11 50 27.1 20.87

2073 66KV Kuntalpur 66 66/11 35 15.2 12.77

2074 66KV Lakhanka 66 66/11 25 17.82 10.93

2075 66KV Liya 66 66/11 30 14.6 12.47

2076 66kv Moti Vavdi 66 66/11 20 4.05 3.48

2077 66KV Muli 66 66/11 35 13.4 9.80

2078 66KV Nadala 66 66/11 30 4.11 3.34

2079 66KV Nagara 66 66/11 30 10.2 7.67

2080 66KV Nagdaka 66 66/11 30 5.94 4.37

2081 66KV Panshina 66 66/11 20 4.917 4.02

2082 66KV Rajpara 66 66/11 20 10.11 6.51

2083 66KV Rajsitapur 66 66/11 50 17 13.43

2084 66KV Ranpur 66 66/11 45 25.35 19.44

2085 66KV Sadla 66 66/11 45 23.5 16.63

2086 66KV Sakhapar 66 66/11 30 6.06 4.97

2087 66KV Sayla 66 66/11 45 17.32 14.44

2088 66KV Sudamda 66 66/11 35 13 10.23

2089 66KV Surendranagar 66 66/11 45 25.3 22.63

2090 66KV Tuva 66 66/11 25 12.07 8.19

2091 66KV Umarda 66 66/11 30 14.28 13.38

2092 66KV Vadadhra 66 66/11 35 18.5 15.37

2093 66KV Vastadi 66 66/11 30 18.61 11.99

2094 66KV Wadhwan 66 66/11 30 10.2 8.70

2095 66KV Wadhwan GIDC 66 66/11 30 5.2 4.20

2096 220KV Adalsar 220 220/11 150 22.51 20.76

2097 220KV Bala 220 220/11 150 22 19.60

2098 220KV Dhanki 220 220/11 150 21.184 17.42

2099 220KV Dhanki (GWIL) 220 220/66 100 17.3 16.87

2100 220KV Viramgam 220 220/66 300 192.7 188.57

2101 66KV Bhagapura 66 66/11 30 1 1.00

2102 66KV Bol 66 66/11 50 22.4 20.50

2103 66KV Bol(II) 66 66/11 30 20.4 17.20

2104 66KV Chharodi 66 66/11 45 22.7 21.20

2105 66KV Dhama 66 66/11 25 11.8 11.34

2106 66KV Endla 66 66/11 30 3.8 3.27

2107 66KV Hansalpur 66 66/11 25 11.3 10.10

2108 66KV Jakhwada 66 66/11 30 7.8 7.40

2109 66KV Kamalpur 66 66/11 20 11.1 8.17

2110 66KV Kanz 66 66/11 20 6.8 5.87

2111 66KV Khavad 66 66/11 30 6.8 6.37

2112 66KV Lakhtar 66 66/11 25 6.8 6.63

2113 66KV Mandal 66 66/11 30 5.1 4.63

2114 66KV Patdi 66 66/11 25 9.3 7.73

2115 66KV Rojsar 66 66/11 30 2.3 2.23

2116 66KV Sanand(2) 66 66/11 30 15.2 14.77

2117 66KV Thori Mubarak 66 66/11 30 4.3 3.80




KV


Max load

Average Load

2118 66KV Thuleta 66 66/11 30 6 5.07

2119 66KV Ukardi 66 66/11 30 1 1.00

2120 66KV Vadgam 66 66/11 20 2 1.97

2121 66KV Vanod 66 66/11 25 6.3 6.13

2122 66KV VendorPark 66 66/11 45 13.6 11.60

2123 66KV Viramgam 66 66/11 45 15 13.50

2124 66KV Vithalapur 66 66/11 45 18.2 17.60



ANNEXURE B: IMPORTANT EHV TRANSMISSION ELEMENT LOADING : PEAK & AVERAGE

LOADING

From July-2021 to September 2021

Sr. No.

Name of Transmission Element Designed Capacity (DC)

Maximum Loading

Average Loading

(A) Central & South Gujarat Area

Pooling substation - Asoj

1 400/220 KV, 3X500 MVA, 1X315 MVA ICTs at 400 KV Asoj

1815 MVA 998 902

2 220/132 KV, 1X100 + 4X150 MVA ICTs 400 KV Asoj 700 MVA 350 307

3 220 KV D/C Asoj - Chandrapura 360 MW 324 250

4 132 KV D/C Asoj - Fertilizernagar line 140 MW 112 62

5 220 KV S/C Wanakbori - Godhra line 350 MW 223 152

6 220 KV D/C Asoj - Mogar line 360 MW 200 129

Pooling substation - Jambuva

1 220/132 KV, 3X100 MVA ICTs at 220 KV Jambuva 300 MVA 94 81

2 220 KV D/C Asoj - Jambuva line(Moose) 360 MW 335 242

3 220 KV S/C Jambuva - Zagadia line 180 MW 120 68

4 220 KV S/C Jambuva - Haldarwa line 180 MW 113 63

5 220KV D/C Karamsad - Jambuva line 360 MW 115 50

6 132 KV S/C Jambuva - Karjan 70 MW 66 41

Pooling substation - Gavasad

1 220/66 KV, 2X50+100 MVA ICTs at 220 KV Gavasad 200 MVA 100 81

2 220 KV S/C Gavasad - Kosamba 180 MW 68 34

3 220 KV S/C Gavasad - Suva line 180 MW 159 108

4 220 KV D/C Kasur - Gavasad 360 MW 323 167

Pooling substation - Kasor

1 400/220 KV, 3X315 MVA at 400 KV Kasor 945 MVA 685 504

2 400 KV S/C Kasor - GPEC line 615 MW 487 352

3 220 KV D/C Kasor - Karamsad line 360 MW 472 276

Pooling substation being fed by Ukai / Kosamba/Kawas / Jhanor

1 400/220 KV, 3X315 MVA+1X500 ICTs at 400 KV Kosamba

1445 MVA 491.00 398

2 220/66 KV, 2X160 MVA, 2X100 MVA, Vapi substation

520 MVA 276.14 218

3 220/66 KV, 1X50MVA + 5X100 MVA, Vav substation 550 MVA 453.00 382

4 220/66 KV, 1X50 + 2X100 MVA, Ambheta (Chikhli) substation

250 MVA 125.00 97

5 220/66 KV, 2X100 + 1X160 MVA, Mota substation 360MVA 196.10 141

6 400 KV S/C Chorania - Kasor line 615 MW 762.00 443

7 220 KV S/C Kosamba - Vav line 180 MW 94.50 55

8 220 KV S/C Kosamba - Kim line No. - 1 180 MW 157.00 111

9 220 KV S/C Kosamba - Kim line No. - 2 180 MW 146.00 97

10 220 KV D/C Ukai TPS - Mota line 360 MW 370.00 222

11 220 KV D/C Mota - Chikhli line 360 MW 177.60 100

12 220 KV S/C Chikhli - Vapi line 180 MW 113.00 54

13 220 KV D/C Kakrapar - Vapi line 360 MW 188.00 103

14 220 KV D/C Jhanor TPS - Haldarwa line 360 MW 388.00 205

15 220 KV D/C GPEC (CLPIL) TPS - Haldarwa line 360 MW 264.00 190

16 220 KV S/C Jhanor TPS - Haldarwa line-3 180MW 106.00 56



Sr. No.


Maximum Loading

Average Loading

Pooling substation - Kim

1 220 KV S/C Kim - GSEG (PS) 180 MW 120.00 54

2 220 KV S/C Kim - Mora 180 MW 126.00 53

(B) West Gujarat Area (Saurastra)

Pooling substation - Chorania

1 400/220 KV, 3X500 MVA ICTs at 400 KV Chorania 1500 MVA 785 510

2 400 KV S/C Asoj - Chorania - 1 615 MW 513 314

3 400 KV S/C Asoj - Chorania - 2 615 MW 476 289

4 220 KV S/C Chorania - Viramgam 180 MW 87 44

5 220 KV S/C Chorania - Salejada line 180 MW 211 113

Pooling substation - Hadala

1 400/220 KV, 3X315 MVA + 1 X500MVA ICTs at 400 KV Hadala

1445 MVA 879.00 507

2 400 KV S/C Hadala - Chorania line 615 MW 415.00 217

3 220 KV (three ckt) Hadala - Nyara line 540 MW 503.00 271

4 132 KV S/C Nyara - Vikram line 70 MW 76.00 54

5 132 KV S/C Nyara - Vajadi line 70 MW 85.00 67

6 220 KV Hadala - Kangashiyali line 180 MW 229.00 145

Pooling substation - Morbi

1 220/66 KV, 2X100 MVA + 2X160 MVAICT at 220 KV Morbi

520 MVA 309.20 234

2 220/66 KV, 2X160 MVA ICT at 220 KV Lalpar 320 MVA 216.60 169

3 220 KV S/C Bhimasar - Morbi line 180 MW 121.20 91

4 220 KV S/C Morbi - Lalpar line 180 MW 194.40 111

Pooling substation - Jetpur

1 400/220 KV, 1X500 + 3X315 MVA ICTs at 400 KV Jetpur

1445 MVA 654.00 450

2 220 KV S/C Jetpur - Gondal line 180 MW 196.00 122

3 220 KV S/C Jetpur - Shapur line 180 MW 214.00 110

4 220 KV S/C Jetpur - Ranavav line 180 MW 154.00 67

5 132 KV S/C Gondal - Jasdan line 70 MW 116.00 54

Pooling substation - Amreli

1 400/220 KV, 3X315 + 1X500 MVA ICTs at 400 KV Amreli

1445 MVA 837 410

2 220 KV D/C Amreli - Savarkundla line 360 MW 288 181

(C) West Gujarat Area (Kutch)

Pooling substation - Varsana

1 400/220 KV, 4X315 MVA 400 KV Varsana 1260 MVA 590 337

2 400 KV S/C Varsana - Hadala line 615 MW 499 278

Pooling substation - Tappar

1 220/66 KV, 2X100 MVA + 1X160 MVAat 220 KV Tappar

360 MVA 192 79

2 220 KV D/C Tappar - Shivlakha line 360 MW 299 85

Pooling substation - Shivlakha

1 220/66 KV, 3X100 MVA at 220 KV Shivlakha 400 MVA 145 82



Sr. No.


Maximum Loading

Average Loading

2 220 KV S/C Shivlakha - Sankhari line 180 MW 111 61

3 220 KV S/C Shivlakha - Nani Hamirpur (PS) line 180 MW 92 56

(D) North Gujarat Area

Plloing substation : Vadavi

1 400/220 KV, 4X315 MVA at 400 KV Vadavi 1260 MVA 608 410

2 220 KV S/C Vadavi - Chhatral line 360 MW 156 64

3 220 KV D/C Charanka - Jangral line 600 MW 133 98



ANNEXURE C: TRANSMISSION LINES RUNNING OVERLOAD CONDITION FOR MORE THAN 2

TIMES IN A CALENDAR MONTH

From July-2021 to September 2021

Sr. No.

Name of EHV Transmission line / ICT

Voltage Class

Remarks

1 220kv Mota-Ukai(Th) line No.01

220kv

As 400kV SSP- Kasor line was in outage and 400kV Ukai - Kosamba line HV off.

2 220kv Mota-Ukai(Th) line No.02

3 132kV Bhestan - Popda line no. 1

132kV Load of 66KV Pandesara A SS was on 132KV Bhestan SS

4 132 kV Gondal Jasdan Line 132 kV Loading rises during peak AG loading period

5 132 kV Gondal Padvala Tap to Vikram Line

132 kV Loading rises during peak AG loading period

8 132kV Wankaner - Dhrol 132kv Due to wind generation Variation at dhrol End.

9 132kv Dhrol-Jamnagar line 132kv Due to wind generation Variationat dhrol End

10 132 KV S/C Nyara - Vikram line

132 kV Loading rises during peak AG loading period

11 132 kV Nyara Vajdi Line 132 kv Loading rises during peak AG loading period

12 132 kV Sartanpar-Vaghasiya 132 kV As source line dor 132kV Vaghasiya & 132kV Wankaner SS and due to low wind generation also

13 132 Wankaner-sitaghadh 132kV May be due to low wind generation.

14 132 Wankaner-Limbdi 132kV May be due to low wind generation.

15 132 Wankaner-Dhrol 132kV May be due to low wind generation.

16 132 Wankaner-Vaghasiya 132kV As source line for 132kV Wankaner SS and due to low wind generation also

17 220 KV S/C Morbi - Lalpar line 220kv 220 kV Morbi - Bhimasar Line under PF

18 132 kV Botad-Paliyad line 132kv Majority power drawl from 220KV Botad S/S to Paliyad S/S; against huge Power drawl by 132KV Paliyad-Jasdan line.

19 132 kv Paliyad - Jasdan Line 132kv Power drawl from 132KV Dhandhuka S/S to Paliyad S/S; against huge Power drawl by 132KV Paliyad-Jasdan line.

20 220 KV Botad-Vallabhipur line

220 kV Power exported from 220 kV Botad S/S to 220 kV Vallabhipur S/S and against huge Power IMP from 220KV Vallabhipur-Vartej line.

21 132 kV Jamnagar-Khambhalia line

132 kV Due to the Wind Generation

24 220 KV S/C Sardargadh - Keshod line

220 kV Agriculture loading due to shortfall of rain in month July & Aug-2021

25 220 KV S/C Jetpur - Shapur line

220 kV Agriculture loading due to shortfall of rain in month Aug-2021

26 220 kV Chorania-Bagodara line

220 kV

No any Elements under Interuption at Bagodara s/s in period of these dates.but in the same period Bagodara s/s has export energy to 220kV Salejeda s/s. In Normal course Bagodara has import energy from Salejada s/s.

27 400kv Kansari-Bhinmal line 400 kV

(1) 09.08.2021 & 10.08.2021 - At that time 400KV Kansari-Charanaka line-1 was OFF due to LA fire at 400kv Charanka s/s end.(Generally energy import from charanka s/s) (2) Due to Energy crises,400kv soja s/s import enegy from 400kv kansari s/s,so load drawn from Bhinmal line.



ANNEXURE D: AREA WISE TRANSMISSION CONSTRAINTS

Area wise transmission constraints along with corresponding planned network are tabulated here under: A) South & Central Gujarat area:

Name of Transmission Element Planned Network Status

• 220 KV Vav – Popada line (180-

200 MW)

220 KV Navsari (PG) – Popada

line

Under progress Target: Dec-2021

• 220 KV D/C Kasor – Karamsad

line (200-215 MW)

220 KV D/C Pirana (PG) –

Barejadi line

Under progress Target: Mar-2022

• 132 KV S/C Karamsad – Nadiad

line (85-100 MW)

Conductor Strengthening by High ampacity conductor: 132 KV S/C Nadiad – Karamsad

line

Yet to be taken up

B) Saurashtra area:


• 220 KV D/C APL – Nanikhakhar Creation of 400 KV Bhachunda substation

Under Progress

• 132 KV Nyara – Vajdi line (Around 70-80 MW)

• 132 KV Nyara – Vikram line (Around 70-80 MW)

• 132 KV Gondal – Jasdan line (Around 70-80 MW)

Creation of 220 KV Siddeshwar Yet to be taken

up

Conductor Strengthening by High ampacity conductor

• 132 KV S/C Nyara – Vikram line

132 KV S/C Nyara – Vajadi – Vikram line

Yet to be taken up

• 132 KV Botad – Paliyad line (Around 75-80 MW)

• 132 KV Paliyad – Jasdan line (Around 75-80 MW)

• 132 KV Paliyad – Dhanduka line (Around 70-75 MW)

Creation of 220 KV Babara substation

Under Progress Target: Mar-

2022

• 220 KV S/C Chorania –Bagodara - Salejada line (around 170-190 MW)

220 KV D/C Chorania – Salejada line

Under progress

North Gujarat area:


• 220 KV D/C Khanpur – Dehgam line: (180 MW - 200 MW each)

• 132 KV D/C Ranasan – Sabarmati line (70 – 85 MW each)

• 132 KV D/C Ranasan – Vatwa line (80-

90 MW each)

Upgradation of 132 KV Chiloda to

220 KV Level Yet to be taken

up

Conductor Strengthening by High ampacity conductor 132 KV D/C Ranasan – Vatva line

Yet to be taken

up



ANNEXURE E: CAPEX DETAILS FOR FY 2022-23

Substation Detail (Amount in Rs. Crores)

Sr.

No.

Voltage

class Name of Substation

FY 2022-

23

1 400 KV

400 KV Bhachunda GIS substation (Dist. Kutch) (220/66 KV

scheme is already approved)

(1) 400/220 KV, 3 X 500 MVA

(2) 6 Nos. of 400 KV feeder bays

(3) 400 KV, 1 x 125 MVAR Reactor with bay

7.20

2 400 KV

400 KV Pachham (Fedra)

400/220 kV, 2x500 MVA X'mers, 400 KV FB - 6, 220 KV FB - 6,

63 MVAR Bus Reactor, 220/66 KV, 2x160 MVA X'mer; 66 KV

FB - 6 and 66 KV interconnection

16.30

3 400 KV

400/220/66 KV Bhogat GIS substation (Dist. Jamnagar)

(1) 400/220 KV, 3 X 500 MVA

(2) 220/66 KV, 2 X 160 MVA



(5) 8 Nos. of 220 KV & 10 Nos. of 66 KV feeder bays

16.56

4 400 KV

400/220 KV Kalavad GIS substation (Dist. Jamnagar)

(1) 400/220 KV, 2 X 500 MVA



23.10

5 400 KV

400 KV Shapar GIS substation (Dist. Surendranagar)

(1) 400/220 KV, 3 X 500 MVA Trf with Bay

(2) 220/66 KV 3 X 160 MVA Trf with bay


(4) 10 Nos. of 220 kV Line Bays


(6) 12 nos of 66 kV Bays

14.64

6 400 KV

400/220/66 KV Keshod GIS substation (Dist. Junagadh)

(1) 400/220 KV, 2 X 500 MVA

(2) 220/66 KV, 2 X 160 MVA




2.00

7 400 KV

400/220/66 KV Shivlakha GIS substation (Dist. Kutch)

(1) 400/220 KV, 2 X 500 MVA

(2) 220/66 KV, 2 X 160 MVA




1.00

8 400 KV

400/220 KV, 500 MVA ICT at Ukai TPS - Replacement of 315

MVA ICT with 500 MVA ICT and 2nd 500 MVA ICT with Bays,

Termination arrangement for 2nd ICT

10.00



Sr.

No.

Voltage


FY 2022-

23

9 400 KV

400 KV Saykha (GIS) substation Ta. Wagra Dist. Bharuch

400/220 kV - 3x500 MVA Trf, 220/66 kV - 2x160 MVA Trf,

400 kV 1x125 MVAr bus reactor, 400 kV FB - 4 nos, 220 kV

FB - 6 nos & 66 kV FB - 10 nos

6.00

10 400 KV 400/220 KV, 500 MVA 2nd ICT at Wanakbori TPS along with

bay 8.00

11 400 kV

Upgradation of 220 kV Babarzar substation to 400 kV level

(GIS) with 220/400 kV, 2x500 MVA, 4 Nos. 400 kV feeder

bays, 125 MVAR Bus Reactor

5.00

12 400 KV

400 kV Dholera GIS

400/220 kV 3x500 MVA Transformer

220/66 kV 2x160 MVA Transformer

1x125 MVAR

4 nos of 400 kV Bays

6.70

400 kV Total 116.50

1 220 KV 400 KV Sankhari (Veloda) substation

220/132 kV, 2x150 MVA X'mer 0.50

2 220 KV

220 kV Rajula (Sintex / Lunsapur )

220/66 kV s/s with 2x160 MVA X'mer; 220 kV FB-4, 220 kV

BC bay-1, 220 kV TBC - 1, 66 kV FB - 6 along with 66 kV

interconnections

1.20

3 220 KV

220 KV Khajod

220/66 KV GIS s/s with 2x160 MVA X'mer; 220 KV FB-4, 220

KV BC bay-1, 220 KV TBC - 1, 66 KV FB - 6 along with 66 KV

interconnections

6.03

4 220 KV

220/66 KV Kalavad

(1) 220/66 kV, 3x160 MVA

(2) 8 Nos. of 220 kV & 6 Nos. of 66 kV feeder bays

10.00

5 220 KV

220 kV Kundiyana (Olpad)


BC bay-1, 220 kV TBC - 1, 66 kV FB - 10

6.03

6 220 KV

220 KV Metoda S/s

220/66 KV s/s with 2x160 MVA X'mer; 220 KV FB-2, 220 KV

BC bay-1, 220 KV TBC - 1, 66 KV FB - 8 and 66 KV

interconnections

2.50

7 220 KV

220 KV Sarigam GIS (Umagam)

220/66 KV, 2x160 MVA X'mer; 220 KV FB-4, 220 KV BC bay-

1, PT Bays - 2 nos. 66 KV FB - 6

23.75

8 220 KV

220 KV Halol

220/66 KV s/s with 2x160 MVA X'mer; 220 KV FB-4, 220 KV

BC bay-1, 220 KV TBC - 1, 66 KV FB - 6 along with 66 KV

interconnections

2.00

9 220 KV 220 KV Maglana

220/66 KV, 2X160 MVA ICT 6.00

10 220 KV 220/66 kV Babara substation 1.55



Sr.

No.

Voltage


FY 2022-

23


BC bay-1, 220 kV TBC - 1, 66 kV FB - 6

220/132 kV, 2 X 150 MVA ICTs

11 220 KV

220kV Mera S/S / (220kV MithiPaldi S/S)

220/66 kV, 2x160 MVA X'mer; 220 kV FB-4, 220 kV BC bay-1,

PT Bays - 2 nos. 66 kV FB – 10 (Provision of 4 No. of 220 kV &

6 Nos. of 66 kV bays for future purpose)

28.12

12 220 KV

220kV Ghodasar (Rah) S/S


BC bay-1, 220 kV TBC - 1, 66 kV FB - 10

5.55

13 220 KV

220 kV Nichi Mandal (Vankda) / Shapar (Dist. Morbi) GIS

(1) 220/66 kV, 2 X 160 MVA,

(2) 6 Nos. 220 kV, 6 Nos. 66 kV feeder bays.

4.16

14 220 KV

220 kV Giyavad substation (Dist. Morbi)

(1) 220/66 kV, 2 X 160 MVA,


22.40

15 220 KV

220 kV Kamlapur substation (Dist. Rajkot)

(1) 220/66 kV, 2 X 160 MVA,


22.40

16 220 KV

132kV System at 220kV Vijapur S/S with FB & Termination

from 220/132 kV ICT to 132 kV Bus and other misc civil

works

23.92

17 220 KV

Up gradation of 66kV Sevalia S/S to 220kV Level

220/66 kV s/s with 2X 160 MVA Transformers, 220 kV FB-4,

220 kV BC Bay-1, 220 kV TBC-1, 66 kV FB-6

35.88

18 220 KV

220 kV Dhama

(1) 220/66 kV, 2 X 160 MVA,


2.00

19 220 KV

Upgradation of 66kV Bhildi substation to 220kV level using

Hybrid Modules

220/66 kV, 2x160 MVA X'mer; 220 kV FB-4, 220 kV BC bay-1,

PT Bays - 2 nos. 66 kV FB - 10

33.74

20 220 KV

220kV Sisrana/

Satlasana

220/66 kV s/s with 2x160 MVA ICTs (provision to be kept for

additional 2 ICTs for later stage); 220 kV FB-4 (provision to

be kept for additional 8 bays for later stage), 220 kV BC bay-

1, 220 kV TBC - 1, 66 kV FB – 10

6.49

21 220 KV

220 kV Bhesan (AIS)

220/66 kV s/s with 2x160 MVA X'mer (2 Nos for future

provision); 220 kV FB-5 (additional space for 4 nos. of future

bays), 220 kV BC bay-1, 220 kV TBC - 1, 66 kV FB – 10

21.65

22 220 KV

220kV Patkhilori

220/66 kV s/s with 2x160 MVA X'mer (provision to be kept

for additional 2 ICTs for later stage); 220 kV FB-4 (provision

to be kept for additional 4-6 bays for later stage), 220 kV BC

bay-1, 220 kV TBC - 1, 66 kV FB - 10

21.65



Sr.

No.

Voltage


FY 2022-

23

23 220 KV 220 kV Dumas (GIS)

220/66 - 3 x160 MVA Trf, 220 kV FB - 6 nos, 66 kV FB - 8 nos 2.00

24 220 KV

220 kV Babarzar (AIS)

220/66 kV 6x160 MVA Trf,220 kV FB -4, 220 kV BC Bay - 1,

220 kV TBC - 1, 220 kV 25 MVAR Bus reactor, 66 kV FB - 16

42.06

25 220 KV

220/33 kV Dholera Pooling Substation

220/33 kV 8x125 MVA Tfr, 220 kV FB - 4, 220 kV BC Bay - 1,

PT bays - 2, 33 kV Line bays - 24

10.00

26 220 KV

220 kV Kuwadiya (Khambhalia) substation (Dist. Jamnagar)

(1) 220/66 kV, 2 X 160 MVA,


2.00

220 kV Total 343.58

1 132 KV 132 kV Supedi 0.80 132 kV Total 0.80 Total EHV 460.87

66 kV Substation Lump sum @ Rs 5 Crs taking 92 nos 460.00

G. Total 920.875

Transmission Lines (Amount in Rs. Crores)

Sr. No.

Voltage class

Name of Transmission line Length in

Ckm 2022-23

1 400 KV 400 KV Essar - Amreli line (Twin Moose) (Vadinar- Amreli)

356 40.00

2 400 KV 400 KV D/C Vadavi - Halvad line 290 12.53

3 400 KV 400 KV S/C Mundra - Hadala line LILO at Halvad

55 3.96

4 400 KV 400 KV D/C Varsana - Halvad (Quad Moose) 237 23.00

5 400 KV 400 KV D/C Kasor - Amreli line (Quad Moose) 460 91.00

6 400 KV 400 KV D/C Wanakbori TPS - Soja 212 11.00

7 400 KV 400 KV D/C Soja - Zerda line (Twin moose) 268 12.00

8 400 KV 400 KV D/C Bhachunda - Varsana line 264 20.00

9 400 KV 400 KV D/C Adani - Zerda line-1 666 80.59

10 400 KV 400 KV D/C Shapar - Fedra line (twin moose) 200 21.08

11 400 KV 400 KV D/C Hadala - Shapar line (Twin Moose)

129 8.00

12 400 KV LILO of one ckt of 400 KV D/C Halvad - Vadavi line at 400 KV Chharodi s/s (ACSR Twin Moose)

86 3.81

13 400 KV 400 KV D/C Bhogat - Kalavad line 250 20.25

14 400 KV 400KV D/C FEDRA (PACHCHHAM) - DHOLERA 'AA' LINE

66 5.00

15 400 KV

LILO of both circuits of 400 kV D/C Fedra - Dholera AA line at Dholera Solar Park Pooling Substation. (Extension of 400 kV D/C Fedra - Dholera 'AA' line up to Dholera Solar Park Pooling Substation (400 kV M/C with AL-59 conductor) and Termination of line on 400 KV switchyard which is intially terminated at 220 KV system

39 5.00



Sr. No.

Voltage class


Ckm 2022-23

16 400 KV LIL O of one ckt of proposed 400 kV D/C Wanakbori - Soja line at Prantij s/s

80 2.00

17 400 KV 400kV D/C Veloda - Prantij line (2 x150 = 300KM)

300 2.00

18 400 KV LILO of 400kV S/C Chorania - Asoj line at 400kV Pachham (Fedra ) S/s (2 x 25 = 50Ckm)

50 4.13

400 kV Total 6322 365

1 220 KV 220 kV D/C Gavasad - Salejda line 194 5.00

2 220 KV LILO of one circuit of 220 kV D/C Jetpur - Sardargadh line at 220 kV Shapur substation

12 0.60

3 220 KV LILO of both ckt of 220 kV D/C Kawas - Nvasari(PG) line at 220 kV Khajod s/s

20 0.58

4 220 KV 220 kV D/C BECL- Botad 190 2.00

5 220 KV 220kV D/C Chorania - Salejada line with AL-59 conductor

134 1.53

6 220 KV 220 kV D/C Bhatia - Kalavad line 238 6.00

7 220 KV 220 kV D/C Kalavad - Kangasiali 112 6.00

8 220 KV 220 kV D/C Chorania - Botad line 104 2.00

9 220 KV LILO of 220kV S/C GSEG - Kim and S/C GSEG - Mora - Kim at Velanja (4 x 10=40Ckm)

7 2.76

10 220 KV 220 kV D/C Bhogat (400 kV) - Moti Gop line 139 4.40

11 220 KV

LILO of 220 kV S/C Lalpar - Sartanpar line at 220 kV Wankaner substation on M/C tower by dismentalling of existing 132 kV S/C Lalpar - Wankaner line

76 2.30

12 220 KV LILO of one circuit of 220 kV D/C Kasor - Gavasad line at 220 kV Gotri substation

98 8.00

13 220 KV LILO of both circuits of 220 kV GSEG – Kosamba line at 220 kV Kudiyana with pile foundation

70 18.28

14 220 KV LILO of 220 kV S/C Jetpur - Rajkot line at Metoda s/s (U/G)

3 1.88

15 220 KV

LILO of 220 kV S/C Chorania - Sarla & Sarla - Gondal line (due to LILO of 220 kV S/C Chorania - Gondal line at Sarla S/s) at Shapar S/s

20 0.85

16 220 KV 220 kV Bhogat - Ranavav line 140 7.00

17 220 KV 220 kV D/C Pirana (PG) - Barejadi line 45 1.20

18 220 KV 220 kV D/C Amreli - Babara line 53 4.20

19 220 KV 220 kV D/C Babara - Shapar line 141 7.05

20 220 KV LILO of both circuits of 220 kV D/C Otha - Sagapara line at Talaja

41 2.33

21 220 KV LILO of 220kV S/C Bala - Dhanki at 220kV Sarla S/s (2 x 45 = 90Ckm)

90 3.15

22 220 KV LILO of both ckts of 220kV D/C Bhimasar - Charadva at Vankda (Nichimandal), (Shapar) (4 x 10 = 40Ckm)

8 1.58

23 220 KV LILO of 220 kV S/C Gondal – Padavala – Shapar – Sadla line at 220 kV Kamlapur

34 8.86

24 220 KV LILO of one ckt of 220kV D/C Hadala - Sartanpar at 220kV Ghiyavad (2 x 10 = 20Ckm)

16 0.70



Sr. No.

Voltage class


Ckm 2022-23

25 220 KV

LILO of both ckts of 220kV D/C Jambuva - Karamsad line at Dhuvaran CCPP (by using existing LILO portion and through 220kV D/C Pachham - Kasor line)

32 6.40

26 220 KV 220 kV D/C Vapi-II (ISTS substation) – Atul (GETCO) line (AL-59 conductor)

50 1.75

27 220 KV LILO of 220 kV D/C Bhatia - Kalavad line at Khambhalia-II

55 1.04

28 220 KV LILO of one circuit of 220kV D/C Tharad-Deodar at 220kV Mera S/S

39 2.28

29 220 KV LILO of bothcircuit of 220kV D/C Tharad-Dhanera at 220kV Rah S/S

24 5.61

30 220 KV LILO of 220 kV S/C Kosamba – Ichchhapore line at GSEG along with other miscellaneous work (High Ampacity Conductor)

16 4.60

31 220 KV LILO of both circuit of 220 kV D/C Palanpur - Kheralu line at 220 kV Sisrana/Satlasana s/s (2x D/C or M/C tower)

48 12.59

32 220 KV LILO of 220 kV S/C Jetpur - Visavadar line at 220 kV Bhesan substation

16 4.20

33 220 KV 220 kV S/C (400 kV) Jetpur - Bhesan line (Spare S/C line of D/C tower to be used in Jetpur)

60 2.62

34 220 KV 220 kV D/C Bhesan - Patkhilori line AL – 59 conductor

70 3.06

35 220 KV LILO of one circuit of 220 kV Amreli - Babara line at 220 kV Patkhilori

44 27.97

36 220 KV 220 kV D/C Patkhilori - Gomta line 100 4.37

37 220 KV 220 KV D/C Moti Gop - Babarzar substation 45 3.50

220 kV Total 8790 178

1 132 KV LILO of 132 kV S/C Chhota Udepur - Tilakwada line at220 kV Kawant

58 4.50

2 132 KV LILO of circuit of 132 kV S/C Gondal - Haripur line at 220 kV Visavadar substation

37 0.65

3 132 KV LILO of circuit of 132 kV D/C Mehsana - Patan line at 400 kV Sankhari substation with AL-59

50 1.29

4 132 KV 132 kV S/C Sankhari (400 kV) - Deesa line 40 1.57

5 132 KV 132 kV Nadiad - Mahemdavad line 10 0.30

6 132 KV

Up-gradation of 132 kV ACSR Panther (340 Amp) conductor with high ampacity conductors (around 800-1000 Amp) (8 nos of lines)

292 5.00

7 132 KV LILO of both circuits of 132 kV D/C Shikarpur WF – Samakhiali line at Vondh substation (M/C line with OPGW)

50 1.10

8 132 KV 132 kV one ckt of Gondal-Bhayavadhar LILO at Supedi

4 0.07

Total 132 kV 667 14

Total EHV 15779 558

66 kV of Associated Substation 193

66 kV Lines under KSY 650

Total 66 kV Lines 843

Total 15779 1401



Reactor Capacitor Banks & OPGW (Amount in Rs. Crores)

Board Resolution

No. & Date

Name of substation or Transmission

Line

Name of Transmission Element Approved Amount in Cr

(with inflation)

FY 2022-

23

B.R No. 114.6/1908 dated 18.09.2017

Providing Optical Fiber based communication by laying OPGW on existing lines of 132 KV and above with PSDF support

Total Cost of the Project 576.64 118

Requirement of 66 KV and 11 KV Capacitor banks in GETCO substation

66 KV, 20 MVAR Capacitor bank 4 1.155

66 KV, 10 MVAR Capacitor bank 13 3.918

11 KV 7.5 MVAR Capacitor bank 6 1.68

11 KV 5 MVAR Capacitor bank 13 3.753

11 KV 2.5 MVAR Capacitor bank 46 9.114

Cost for Capacitor Banks 80.59 20

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