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saM#yaa : pxaoivasa /vaaiNaijyak –I / saIsaIema / kaya-vaR%t /2017/ idnaaMk : 27.01.2017 No. : WRPC/Comml.-I/CCM/Minutes/2017 / 1041 Date: 27.01.2017

saovaa maoM / To As per List ( saUcaI ko Anausaar ) ivaYaya : 74vaIM vaaiNaijyak saimait kI baOzk ka/ kaya-vaR%t . Sub : Minutes of 74th Commercial Committee Meeting. mahaodya / Sir, [sa p~ ko saaqa idnaaMk 09.12.2016 kao 11:00 bajao kanfòMsa hala p. xao. Iva. sa emaAa[DIsaI maraola AMQaorI pUva- mauMba[- maoM hu[- vaaiNaijyak saimait kI 74 vaIM baOzk ka/ kaya-vaR%t AapkI saUcanaa evaM AavaSyak kar-vaa[- hotu saMlagna hO.

Please find enclosed herewith Minutes of the 74th Commercial Committee Meeting of WRPC held on 09.12.2016 at 11:00 Hrs at WRPC Secretariat, Mumbai. This is for your information and necessary action.

The Minutes of the meeting is available on website www.wrpc.gov.in,

same may please be downloaded. BavadIya / Yours’ faithfully,

-sd-

(Satyanarayan S.) AQaIxaNa AiBayaMta (vaaiNaijyak) / Superintending Engineer (Comml.)

Mailing list for 74th CCM 1. Executive Director (Finance), Gujarat Urja Vikas Nigam Ltd., Vadodara-390 007. Fax:

0265-2344543. 2. Chief Engineer (LD), Gujarat Energy Transmission Corpn. Ltd., Vadodara- 390 021 3. Chief General Manager (Comml), MP Power Management Co.Ltd., Jabalpur-482 008.

Fax: 0761-2664749. 4. Chief Engineer (LD), M P Power Transmission Company Ltd.,SLDC, Jabalpur 482 008.

Fax: 0761-2661884 5. Chief Engineer (Comml), Chhattisgarh State Power Distribution Co. Ltd., Raipur – 492

013. Fax: 0771-5066942 6. Chief Engineer (LD), Chhattisgarh State Power Transmission Co. Ltd., Bhilai-490 024. 7. Chief Engineer (PP), Maharashtra State Electricity Distribution Co. Ltd., Mumbai-400

051. Fax: 022-26475012. 8. Chief Engineer (LD), State Load Despatch Centre, MSETCL, New Mumbai - 400 708.

Fax: 022-27601769 9. Chief Electrical Engineer, Panjim, Goa-403 001. Fax: 0832-2222354 10. Executive Engineer, Electricity Department, Daman-396 210. Fax: 0260-2250889 11. Executive Engineer (Elect), Electricity Department, Silvassa-396 230. Fax:0260-

2642338/236/787 12. Addl. General Manager (Comml), Nuclear Power Corpn. of India Ltd., Mumbai-400 094.

Fax: 022-22180109 13. General Manager (Comml), NTPC Ltd., New Delhi-110 003. Fax: 011-24364606 14. Regional Executive Director (West), NTPC Ltd., Mumbai-400 093. Fax- 28259345 15. General Manager (Com. & CP), NTPC SAIL Power Co. Pvt. Ltd., New Delhi -110 066.

Fax: 011-26717383/63/66 16. Executive Director (Comml), PGCIL, Gurgaon, Haryana-122 001. Fax- 0124-2571760-

61 17. General Manager, WRTS-I, PGCIL, Nagpur-440 026. Fax: 0712-2641366. 18. Addl. General Manager (Comml), WRTS-IL, PGCIL, Vadodara-440 026 19. Executive Director, POSOCO, WRLDC, Mumbai-400 093. Fax: 022-28202630 20. Dy. General Manager (Comml), Ratnagiri Gas & Power Pvt. Ltd., Mumbai-400 093. Fax:

28269057. 21. Vice President, Adani Power Limited, Ahmedabad – 380015 22. Addl. Chief Engineer (R & C), Gujarat Energy Trans. Corpn. Ltd., Vadodara-390 007 23. Chief Engineer (Trans. O&M), MSETCL, Mumbai-400 051 24. General Manager (Comml), LANCO Amarkantak Power Private Ltd., Gurgaon – 122

016. Fax: 01124-4741024 25. Member (Power), Narmada Control Authority, Indore.-452 010. Fax: 0731-2559888. 26. Vice President, Jindal Power Ltd., Tamnar, Raigarh, Chhattisgarh – 496 001. Fax:011-

26739151. Fax: 07767-281993 27. Executive Director (Comml), Torrent Power Ltd., Ahmedabad- 380 009. Fax: 02641-

612008 28. AVP (Power Trading), GMR Energy Trading Ltd., Bangalore-560 029. 29. DGM Finance, CGPL, UMPP Mundra, Kutch-370 435. 30. AGM (O&M/O&E) Ratnagiri Gas and Power Pvt Limited PO: Anjanvel, Taluka:

Guhaghar Disstt: Ratnagiri (Maharastra) - Pin 415703 31. Vice President (Powe CG) ACB India Ltd., 2*135 MW Kasaipali Power Project,

Kasaipali, P.O.- Jawali, Tehsil-Katghora, Korba –chhatisgarh-495445. Fax: 07815-285887

32. GM (O&M) Bharat Aluminium co. Ltd (BALCO), P.O. Balco Nagar, Distt. Korba -495684 Chhattisgarh. Fax: 07759-243068

33. AGM (F&A), DCPP JSPL, Dongamahua captive power plant (4*135 MW), Dhaurabhata(PO) Raigarh-496107 (CG). Fax: 07767-200400

34. Director, Jaypee Bina Thermal Power Plant, village sirchopi, Agasod P.O. Bina-470113 Distt. Sagar(MP)

35. Sr. Vice President (EPMPL), Essar Power MP Limited, Thana road, Near Chunkumari stadium, Waidhan, Dist. Singrauli (MP)-486886. Fax: 07805-234438

36. Vice-President, ACB India ltd. 7th floor, Corporate house, Ambience tower, National highway Gurgaon-122001 Haryana.

37. Sasan Power limited, Dhirubahi ambani knowledge city, 1 block, 2nd floor, north wing, Thane-belapur road, Navi Mumbai-400710. Fax: 022-30386999

38. KSK Mahanadi Power CO. LTD, 8-2-293/82/A/431/A, Road no 22, Jubilee hills, Hyderabad-500033. Fax: 040-23559930

39. Plant Head,GMR EMCO Energy ltd. B1, MIDC, Growth centre, Warora-post Chandrapur- dist,Mahrashtra-442907. Fax: 080-40432180

40. Vice president (Comml.), Vandana Vidhut ltd., Vandana Bhavan, M.G. Road, Raipur-492001-CG. Fax: 0771-4006001

41. Korba west power co. Limited, village chhotte bhandar, P.O. Babe Bhandar,Tehsil Pussore Dist. Raigarh, chhattisgarh-49610

42. Ms. D B Power Ltd., 3rd floor, Naman corporate link, C-31, G-block, BKC Bandra eastMumbai-400051. Fax: 096-99610110

43. Vice President-Power Infrastructure Plant- B MRSS, Essar Steel Ltd 27th km, Surat Hazira Road, Surat-394270 Gujarat. Fax: 0261-6685544

44. Jaypee Nigrie Super Thermal Power Project (A Unit of Jaiprakash Power Ventures Limited) Vill- Nigrie, Tehsil- SaraiDistt. - Singrauli, MP-486669. Fax: 011-26145389

45. GM-Coordination, Dhariwal Infrastruture LtdCESC ltd,CESC House, ChowringheeSquare, Kolkata-700001. Fax: 07172-237992

46. Chief General Manager, RKM Powergen pvt ltd, Village Uchpinda, PO Dhurkot, Via chandrapur, Tehsil- Dabra, Janjgir-Champa dist, Chhattisgarh-495692. Fax 0776-2214012

47. GM (Operations) MB Power (Madhya Pradesh) LimitedHotel Govindam, Kotma Road,Anuppur, Madhya Pradesh – 484224. Fax: 011-47624229

48. Head Project, Jhabua power ltd, Vill. Berela, post Attariya, Tehsil Ghansore, Dist-Seoni-480997 (MP). Fax: 011-23368729

49. Sr. Vice-President (Power) TRN Energy Pvt ltd.18, Vasant Enclave, Rao tula ram marg, New Delhi-110057

50. Member Secretary, Northern Regional Power Committee, New Delhi 110 016 51. Member Secretary, Southern Regional Power Committee, Bangalore 560 009 52. Member Secretary, Eastern Regional Power Committee, Kolkata-700 033 53. Member Secretary, North Eastern Regional Power Committee, Shillong 793 303 54. Chief Engineer (GM), Central Electricity Authority, New Delhi –110 066.

MoM of 74TH CCM held on 09.12.2016 1

MINUTES OF THE 74th MEETING OF COMMERCIAL COMMITTEE HELD ON 09TH DECEMBER 2016 AT MUMBAI

The 74th Commercial Committee Meeting was held on 9th December 2016 at WRPC Secretariat, Mumbai. The list of participants is enclosed at Annex-1. Shri Satyanarayan S, SE(C), WRPC welcomed the participants to the 74th Commercial Committee meeting. He informed the members that Shri S.D.Taksande , Member Secretary ,WRPC has been transferred on promotion to CEA, New Delhi and the new Member Secretary shall be joining shortly. He stated that most of the decisions/recommendations taken in this meeting on commercial issues are referred to WRPC meeting for guidance/approval, which is scheduled in the month of January 2017. He informed that CERC has issued amendments to the Ancillary Services regulations. Also, another meeting between WR and SR constituents is scheduled in the afternoon of 09.12.16 to discuss the old issues of payments. He hoped that the issues slated for discussion would be deliberated and resolved amicably by the members. Thereafter the agenda items were taken up for discussion.

ITEM No.1: CONFIRMATION OF THE MINUTES OF THE 73rd MEETING OF

COMMERCIAL COMMITTEE SE (Comml), WRPC informed that the minutes of the 73rd meeting of Commercial Committee held on 08.07.2016 at Nagpur were circulated vide WRPC letter no.: WRPC/Comml.-I/CCM/Minutes/2016/8729 Dated 10.08.2016 no comments have been received on the above MoM. The Committee confirmed the minutes of 73nd CCM without any modifications. ITEM No.2: NTPC KAWAS SEMS METER CALIBRATION SE(C), WRPC informed that NTPC vide letter dated 25.11.2016 (copy enclosed at annexure-2) has intimated that Kawas SEMs meter calibration is due since April 2016. The matter was discussed in 488th OCC meeting wherein PGCIL representative requested constituents to calibrate SEMs meters installed at their end.


PGCIL representative stated that their team was unable to do the calibration due to non communication from NTPC regarding date and time for calibration. GM, NTPC informed that there were no issues of non communication with respect to NTPC Kawas and requested PGCIL to do the calibration at the earliest, to which PGCIL agreed. SE(C), WRPC stated that the issue of calibration and replacement of SEM was deliberated in the 73rd CCM and recommended that all SEM’s, which have completed more than 10 years in service, shall be replaced with new AMR meters. The cost of replacement of the meters should be recovered by PGCIL as part of their ARR. Calibration/testing of the meters are to carried out as per CEA standards on metering system. PGCIL was requested to put up a detailed proposal in the ensuing TCC/WRPC. The Committee requested PGCIL to put up the detailed proposal for replacement/calibration at the earliest as recommended in the 73rd CCM so that the issue can be taken in the 33rd WRPC as the errors in reading causes financial impact on the beneficiaries / generators. Regarding Kawas, since meters are already more than 10 years old so replacement is better than calibration costwise also. ITEM No.3: Hon’ble CERC order under petition No.68/MP/2015 dated 06.09.2016 SE(C), WRPC informed that Hon’ble commission passed an order dated 06.09.2016 in the matter for providing uniform methodology to be used for billing incentive to beneficiaries as per Regulation 30(4) of CERC (Terms and condition of Tariff) Regulation ,2014, wherein the petitioner was NTPC limited and the respondents were ERPC,NRPC,SRPC and WRPC. Clause 18 of the order is as follows Quote In view of the above to maintain uniformity for billing of incentive, in exercise of our power given under regulation 55 of the 2014 Tariff regulations, we direct that the methodology as adopted by ERPC shall be considered by all Regional Power Committees for billing incentive energy to the beneficiaries of the generating station.


Unquote Hon’ble CERC has directed the RPC’s to follow the methodology of ERPC for Billing of incentive energy to the beneficiaries of the generating station. Further under clause 19 Hon’ble Commission has directed RPC’s to look in the circumstances and decide on the frequency of incentive calculation and billing after discussion and agreement by stakeholders at RPC forum. NTPC representative stated that the frequency for billing incentives should be monthly as being the current practice in Western Region. As few beneficiaries supported monthly billing of incentives whereas others insisted on annual billing, the committee recommended that the concerned beneficiaries may confirm their position and communicate their views to WRPC so that the matter may be taken in the 33rd TCC/ WRPC. ITEM No.4: Final Detailed Procedure for Ancillary Services Operations w.e.f 21.11.16 SE(C), WRPC informed that Hon’ble CERC vide notification no. 1/10/2012-Reg.Aff.(REC-Gen)/CERC issued Final Detailed Procedure for Ancillary Services Operations. It is effective from 21.11.16 onwards. The following important new clauses are added /amended with in the Detailed Procedure for Ancillary Services Operations:- 1.3 All Generating-------------------------------. For those generating stations which are regulating

power supply to beneficiaries for non-payment of dues under the CERC (Regulation of Power Supply) Regulations shall be considered to be despatched under RRAS. The revenue received on this account except markup shall be adjusted as per CERC (Regulation of Power Supply) Regulations.

5.1 The RRAS--------------------------------. In case of non-receipt of the requisite information, the Nodal Agency shall consider the last available information pertaining to that RRAS Provider for Ancillary Despatch.


8.7 In order to avoid too many stations getting a very small quantum of dispatch under RRAS, the stations having less than 10 MW ( 5 MW in North-eastern Region) of undespatched surplus shall be excluded from the merit order stack while dispatching RRAS.

8.8 The Nodal Agency shall clearly provide on its website the name of RRAS provider which has been dispatched along with its region and the reason for dispatch as per Clause 8.2 above.

8.9 Nodal Agency shall endevaour to identify the root cause for RRAS trigger and take action to rectify the root cause so that RRAS dispatched can be withdrawn. Nodal Agency shall indicate the same in its report.

9.8 ------------------------------. The concerned RLDC shall also forward the RRAS instruction to

the respective RRAS provider. 12.4 Deviation charges shall be worked out by RPCs strictly in accordance with the CERC

(Deviation Settlement Mechanism and related matters) Regulations, 2014. The deviation charges for each entity shall be accounted without any adjustment for Payable= Receivable.

13.2 The RRAS Provider(s) shall adjust the fixed charges to the original beneficiaries for

the quantum of un-requisitioned surplus scheduled under Regulation Up service in the ratio of the quantum un-requisitioned by them. Example: Consider RRAS provider "X" which has four beneficiaries say A, B, C and D. Beneficiaries "A " and "B" have requisitioned less than their entitled share of power from "X" whereas beneficiaries C and D have requisitioned full share. Refund of fixed charges shall be only to those beneficiaries who have requisitioned less than their entitled share of power in the ratio of their un-requisitioned power and no refund shall be made to beneficiaries C and D.

13.8 The RRAS Providers shall refund the fixed charges to the beneficiaries on monthly basis

by the 15th of the current month for the previous month based on the statement of RRAS Account by the respective RPC to the beneficiaries having share in the RRAS provider and


regional entities. RRAS provider shall refund back the fixed charge to the original beneficiaries in proportion to the quantum surrendered from its generating station as per the statement brought out by respective RPC (Format AS7).

Committee noted the above information. ITEM No.5: Time Drift in Energy Meters SE(C), WRPC informed that WRLDC vide letter dated 23.11.16 (copy at Annexure -5) intimated that Time synchronization of SEMs with Indian Standard Time is essential for energy accounting. As per part II-“Standards for interface meters (h) & (i)” of Central Electricity Authority (Installation and Operation of Meters) Regulations, 2006 ‘each meter shall have a built-in calendar and clock, having an accuracy of 30 seconds per month or better and the meters shall be totally sealed and tamper-proof, with no possibility of any adjustment at site, except for a restricted clock correction.’ Abrupt spikes in the Regional transmission losses are being noticed every week. It is suspected that these spikes are due to time drift in meters. Such time drift may result in computational errors in energy accounts. Presently SEMs installed in WR are from Secure Meters Ltd, L&T and Elster. Time drift in these SEMs can be detected at substation level by comparing the time in SEM clock with the standard clock at the sub-station which shall be in turn synchronized with GPS/AIR signal. As per the technical specifications of SEM, the DCD could be used to carry out corrections in SEM clock by accelerating /retarding the SEM clock by 1min / week. In case the time drift is more than one minute the same can be corrected using the S/W provided by meter manufacturer using a laptop. Discussions during 74th CCM:

i) WRLDC representative explained that these losses are used for scheduling purposes. And due to time drift in energy meters, erroneous losses are calculated and this results in the computational errors in the energy accounts. So, WRLDC representative suggested that beneficiaries may appoint substation personnel to monitor the SEM clock and send the time drift details to WRLDC alongwith the Meter data. WRLDC also suggested that in case the observed time drift is 1minute or more, the SEM clock correction shall be done using DCD / software.

ii) PGCIL representative informed that in the 71st CCM they have already provided a procedure to correct the drifts using DCDs and contact details of officers in case of


difficulties. Also, Powergrid agreed to submit the the last Meter Calibration Certificate with WRLDC/WRPC for records.

Committee concurred to the suggestions of WRLDC . ITEM No.6: Timely submission of weekly SEM data to WRLDC SE(C), WRPC informed that WRLDC vide letter dated 23.11.16(copy at Annexure -5) intimated that as per IEGC 6.4.21 “all concerned entities (in whose premises the special energy meters are installed) shall take weekly meter readings and transmit them to the RLDC by Tuesday noon The SLDC must ensure that the meter data from all installations within their control area are transmitted to the RLDC within the above schedule.” Analysis of the time of receipt of SEM data at WRLDC was done for last seven weeks (12.09.2016 to 30.10.2016). It was informed that the data from following Stations is generally delayed. S No. Entity Stations from where data submission is delayed 1 MPPTCL Nagda, Pandhurna, Bhopal, Bhanpura, Ujjain,

Balaghat, Bina, Annupur 2 POWERGRID WRTS-2 Damoh, Jabalpur, Magarwada, Navsari, Tamnar,

Raigarh, Durg 3 POWERGRID WRTS-1 Solapur, Aurangabad, Bhadravati 4 NTPC Solapur, Lara 5 IPPs DGEN, Lanco, Vandana, ACBIL 6 NPCIL Tarapur 3 & 4 7 MSETCL Chandrapur

Discussions during 74th CCM: SE(C), WRPC requested the members to provide the status and elaborate on the reasons for delay in data submission.


1. MPPTCL representative informed that at present Pandhurna and Annupur the data submission is delayed due to DCD issue and for rest of the locations the issues are resolved. PGCIL representative informed that they will check and provide the reason for delay. NTPC representative informed that in Solapur the issue has been resolved and at Lara substation the delay is due to corrupt software.

2. WRLDC representative mentioned that WRLDC is suppose to receive the weekly DSM data from all the entities by every Monday as WRLDC has to submit the processed data to WRPC by every Thursday for the accounts to be issued by Tuesday by WRPC. Committee members agreed to resolve the issues of delay and provide the data on time.It was recommended by the committee that the members not present in the 74th CCM like NPCIL, MSETCL etc may communicate the action taken to WRPC. Further the committee requested WRLDC to implement the recommendations of the 73rd CCM in cases of repetitive non compliance of IEGC provisions by entities. ITEM No.7: Interface Energy Meter Data Discrepancies SE(C), WRPC informed that WRLDC vide letter dated 23.11.16 (copy at Annexure -5) intimated that the discrepancy report of SEMs is being forwarded to WRPC secretariat every week along with the processed energy meter readings. These details are also posted on the WRLDC website. The matter is being pursued every week with the concerned entities, however the issue remains unresolved. The summary of these discrepancies is provided (at Annexure -5). Discussions during 74th CCM: SE(C), WRPC stated that the DSM and REA accounts are frequently revised due to such avoidable discrepancies. He stressed the entities mentioned above to rectify the discrepancies at the earliest and report the action taken to WRLDC and WRPC. Committee noted. ITEM No.8: Loss applied on standby meters during non availability of Main meter data SE(C), WRPC informed that WRLDC vide letter dated 23.11.16 (copy at Annexure -5) intimated that as per the agreed accounting procedure, in case the check meter data is not


available for a transmission line then the corresponding stand-by SEM at the other end of the line is being used to calculate the net drawal/injection schedule of any entity . In WR in case the main meter data of 400kV transmission line is to be replaced with the stand-by SEM data then 2% loss is being applied and in case of 220kV and below 4% loss is being applied. The above philosophy has been adopted since line by line application of loss while replacing main meter SEM with Stand-by meter SEM is not practically implementable. Discussions in 74th CCM: SLDC Gujarat representative pointed that the 2% and 4% losses being applied on 220KV and 440KV lines respectively may cause financial impact when the actual losses for the lines are less. WRLDC representative stated that this philosophy was adopted due to the practical necessity as line by line application of loss while replacing main meter SEM with Stand-by meter SEM is practically not possible due to length and breadth of the system. Regarding 2% loss for 220 KV and 4% loss for 440 KV WRLDC representative was of the view that the losses were based on the study of historical data and it may be reviewed. SE(C), WRPC suggested that the percentage values of losses needs to be reviewed in the present context of increased size of the network as well as under new POC mechanism where losses are calculated for zones on a weekly basis. Committee recommended WRLDC to carry on studies based on historical data considering factors like voltage level, line length etc and arrive at suitable percentage losses for 220KV and 440 KV lines. Further it was suggested that data since July 2011 may be considered for the studies. ITEM No.9: Loss applied on power wheeled by GETCO & MSETCL to DNH/DD and

Goa respectively Background:


SE(C), WRPC informed WRLDC vide letter dated 23.11.16 (copy at Annexure -5) intimated that ,as per the agreed philosophy GETCO, MSETCL and MPPTCL are being given credit wrt transmission loss for wheeling Central Sector Power to DNH / D&D / GOA / NR respectively. WRLDC had requested GETCO, MPPTCL and MSETCL to update the wheeling transmission losses to be considered for their system. SLDC MPPTCL vide its email dated 02.11.2016 informed that wheeling transmission losses of MP should be taken from the MPPTCL website SLDC UT DNH vide its letter reference 1-1(85)/PDCL-AE(Comml)/ 2013 dated 15.10.2016 informed that the 66 kV tie lines between GETCO and DNH have been permanently taken out of service since 30/06/2014. GETCO vide their email dated 03rd Nov 2016 confirmed the same. SLDC MSETCL vide its letter reference CE/MSLDC/EA/01774 dated 05th October 2016 informed that the wheeling losses should be taken as 3.92%. SLDC GETCO vide its letter reference SLDC/EA/Transmission Losses dated 02nd Nov informed that wheeling losses for GETCO should be retained at 4.2 % till the finalization of MYT 2016 by GERC which is under process. In view of the above WRLDC has revised the wheeling loss for the following transmission lines

I. STU wheeling loss of GETCO applied as 4.2% for the following lines (No change) 1. 66kV Vapi-Dalwada line 1&2 2. 66kV Una- Diu line 3. 66kV Dhokadwa Diu line 4. 400kV Zerda- Kansari line 5. 400kV Zerda- Bhinmal line

II. STU wheeling loss for MPPTCL system applied is 3.05% w.e.f. 24.10.016 for following lines

1. 220kV Badoda-Kota line 2. 220kV Bhanpura- Modak line

III. STU wheeling loss for MSETCL system applied as 3.92% w.e.f. 17.10.2016 for following lines


1. 220kV Mahalakhmi- Amona line 2. 220kV Tillari- Amona line 3. 11kV supply to Bhadravathi HVDC line 1&2

Discussions during 74th CCM: E.E (Comml), WRPC opined that after the implementation of Central Electricity Regulatory Commission (Sharing of Inter-State Transmission Charges and Losses) Regulations, 2010 there is no regulatory framework envisaged for incorporating the wheeling losses. Further Hon’ble CERC in its order dated 15.10.2015 in Petition No.217/TT/2013 has directed that STUs lines used for carrying Inter-State power can be considered for inclusion in the PoC charges only if it is certified by RPC in terms of Para2.1.3 of Central Electricity Regulatory Commission (Sharing of Inter-StateTransmission Charges and Losses) Regulations, 2010. The 74th CCM suggested that GETCO, MPPTCL and MSETCL for the above mentioned lines follow the recommendations of the 31st WRPC for certification of lines for their incorporation in PoC mechanism as in the case of certification of 400 kV Seoni-Sarni and 400 kV Seoni – Bhilai (part of line in MP Jurisdiction) as Inter-State lines. CCM recommended to seek guidance from WRPC/TCC for certification these lines. Committee noted. ITEM No.10: Arrangement of alternate allocation of power to Indian Railway, Gujarat. Background:

a In the 32nd WRPC CE, SLDC, Gujarat intimated that Indian Railway, Gujarat (IR_Guj) is allotted power from RGPPL on e-bid RLNG. As per the availability/capacity declaration of RGPPL and requirement of IR_Guj, power is scheduled on daily basis. At present, IR_Guj has only one source of power to meet their requirement (i.e. allocation from RGPPL). In case of eventualities/tripping at RGPPL, schedule of IR_Guj gets reduced/or down to ZERO. Hence, in case of such eventualities, State


has to bear the consequences. Therefore, it is necessary that instead of having single allocation, IR_Guj has to tie up multiple sources to take care of such eventualities.

b The 32nd TCC recommended that IR should have a standby arrangement preferably with State Discoms as the possibility of unit tripping is always there and standby arrangement is must. This option is better than tying standby with exchange or any other generator will not be suitable. Alternatively, RGPPL can sign up with the DISCOMs for such standby arrangement

c Discussions during 32nd WRPC 1. Dy CEE, HO, Western Railways Indian Railways (IR) representative informed that

as per their agreement with RGPPL, in case of tripping of units, RGPPL shall have to procure the power, and any differential rates in this power shall be borne by RGPPL. Further IR is also tying up with Power Exchange to have power in case the RGPPL units trip. During the time the RGPPL units trip, the drawl of IR is very small compared to the grid, and the exchange is accounted under DSM.

2. Chairman WRPC informed that IR is a 24 hour load. Further it is has recently acquired a DISCOM status. He stated that IR has to enter a standby arrangement with the state Discoms to cater to the contingency of RGPPL tripping. To clarify, he cited that Mumbai is an example of a 24 hour load. Here the Discoms of Tata and Reliance have Standby arrangement with Maharashtra Discom, which ensures that in the event of tripping or shortfall at Mumbai due to loss of generation by Tata or Reliance, Mumbai loads are fed by Maha Discom in that period. Similar Standing Arrangement has to be entered by IR with the State Discoms and that is irrespective of their RGPPL tie-up or power exchange or any other tie-up. If such an arrangement does not exist, and the source of power for Railways such as RGPPL is not available, then as per the law the SLDCs are supposed to disconnect the Railway loads. That will lead to a lot of inconvenience to IR and embarrassing situation for all of us. However, if IR is not willing to enter such a standby arrangement, then the next time RGPPL trips, the SLDCs shall instruct the IR loads to be cut off accordingly. He asked IR representative to take up the issue seriously with their management and immediately enter into a standby arrangement.


3. The 32nd WRPC committee recommended that Member secretary, WRPC Communicate on behalf of WRPC to Ministry Of railways the existing position in the issue.

Discussions during the 74th CCM SLDC ,Gujarat representative reiterated their position as communicated in their letter dated 22.11.16(copy enclosed) that, as decided in the 32nd WRPC meeting, Indian Railway is required to take immediate action to make stand by arrangement with State DISCOMs to get required power in case of eventualities. (i.e. tripping of RGPPL units or non-availability of power through power exchange). It is further recorded that “If IR fails to enter the standby arrangement and the event of such loss of power takes place, then IR loads shall have to be tripped by the law, and IR is responsible for the same”. Indian Railway representative did not attend the 74th CCM. Indian Railway vide its letter dated 07.12.16(Copy enclosed at annex) replied to WRPC letter dated 16.08.2016 where in it communicated that as per Western Railway’s PPA with RGPPL ,it is the responsibility of RGPPL to arrange alternative supply of power if it is not able to supply the power from its own plant. Further Western railway requested to review the matter and suggested to impress upon M/s RGPPL to fill it’s responsibility as per their PPA.

Committee suggested that the guidance of TCC/WRPC may be sought for the above matter. ITEM No.11: DAY WISE SCHEDULE AND ENTITLEMENT DATA IN REA SE(C), WRPC informed that SLDC Gujarat vide letter dated 22.11.2016 (Copy enclosed at Annexure-10) has intimated the entitlement data (from respective generators to the State as per allocation, Page No A-1 of REA) and scheduled data (from respective generators to the State as per requisition, Page No. A-2.1 of REA) published in the monthly Regional Energy Accounts (REA) is prepared and published by WRPC as per the data provided by WRLDC GETCO has observed that the said data is a compilation of daily data published on the WRLDC website. Based on these data, WRPC issues monthly entitlement and schedule to the State from the respective generators in the REA. In other words, data of REA is a compilation of daily data published on the WRLDC website. Further, SLDC takes these daily data from the WRLDC


website and prepares the State Energy Accounts (SEA). SLDC match the energy certified in the REA with the computed energy in the SEA. However, in case of any discrepancies/mismatch, it becomes very difficult to find out the error, since above data is available in the REA for the month as a whole (gross one figure). In view of the above, it is requested to provide daily scheduled and entitlement data in the REA so that errors/mismatch can be easily traced out. It is further requested to provide the soft copy of the daily data till the time of necessary changes/development in the REA. The said matter was also discussed in the 71th CCM (held on 03.11.2015). In this regard, SE (Comml.) WRPC stated that the concern of Gujarat SLDC is well appreciated and WRPC secretariat is under the process of trouble shooting the ABT software. Once the ABT software is updated WRPC shall start providing the required data. Since it is more than a year, WRPC is requested to start providing these data in the ensuing REA. Discussions in 74th CCM: SE(C), WRPC informed that WRPC is under the process to incorporate the daywise data in the REA and it shall be provided in the future REAs. Committee noted. ITEM No.12: REINSTATE THE MEETING FOR FINALIZATION FOR REGIONAL

ENERGY ACCOUNTS (REA). SE(C), WRPC informed that SLDC Gujarat vide letter dated 22.11.2016 (Copy enclosed at Annexure-10) has informed that, as recorded in the 73rd CCM, REA meeting is desirable for error free accounts. It was informed that WRPC will explore possibility of holding REA meeting regularly for corrections and freezing of all input side data and it was also decided to start the meeting from October 2016. Discussions in 74th CCM: SLDC Gujarat representative requested that daywise data also may also be provided by WRPC alongwith REA so that they can check for errors easily. SE(C), WRPC informed that WRPC


Secretariat is working on creating the data. He stressed the need for error free accounts as due to erroneous accounts frequent revisions have to be carried out which have financial implications as well over burden the already depleted staff in organizations. The REA meetings shall help in issuance of error free accounts provided that entities certify their input data (active and schedule) during the meetings. Further no revisions shall be carried out due to change in input data once its has been certified by entities and the accounts shall be treated as frozen. Also, the day wise data shall be provided by WRPC along with REA so that beneficiaries may reconcile easily. Committee noted. ITEM No.13: OPERATIONAL DIFFICULTIES IN DAILY OPERATION OF M/S APL

STAGE 1, STAGE 2 AND STAGE 3. SE(C), WRPC informed that SLDC Gujarat vide letter dated 22.11.2016 (Copy enclosed at Annexure-10) has informed the following two major operational difficulties:

(1) Stiff rise in sale in one time block: There are many instances in which there is a stiff rise in bilateral sale. For example, for the date 11.10.2016, total quantum of sale (APL 1, APL 2 & APL 3) through collective transaction for the time block 72 was 0 MW and for the time block 73 it was about 604 MW. Such a stiff rise in injection schedule is not being met by actual injection by M/s APL and it leads to over drawl of the State at the WR boundary.

(2) Operation of RGMO: It is observed that during the grid frequency nearby 50 Hz, actual injection of M/s APL complex remains less with respect to injection schedule. On inquiry, M/s APL says that RGMO operation doesn’t allow them to increase in generation. And hence it leads to over drawl of the State at WR boundary.

SE(C), WRPC informed that the matter is related to the operation of the grid and may be taken in the OCC. Committee noted.


ITEM No.14: ISSUANCE OF PROVISIONAL REA DATA ISSUED BY WRPC EVERY MONTH- CORRECTION THEREOF:-

SE(C), WRPC informed that SLDC Chattisgarh vide its letter dated 17.11.2016 (copy at Annexure-14) intimated that the provisional REA data issued by WRPC for the month of August-2016 to October-2016 pertaining to CSEB in Kahalgaon Super Thermal Power Station ( ER)-(KII) has considerable difference from the actual data of SLDC, Raipur which has been conveyed vide this office letter under reference (2),(3) & (4) and emailed also to the WRPC email ID of commercial department ([email protected]) . The copy of sent email is enclosed under ref (11) above. This matter remains unsolved after pursuance in last 488th OCCM held at Bhopal and last CCM held at Nagpur on date 08.07.2016.The matter may please be taken up and considered for resolving the issue. Copy of all letters above is enclosed. In the past also, the request for correction raised by SLDC Raipur in the REA issued by WRPC for the month of August & October 2015 and January, April, May 2016 have neither been resolved nor any reply received by WRPC. The copy of letters is also enclosed for ready reference please. Discussions during 74th CCM: WRLDC representative informed that the ER-Kahalgaon-2 unit data was incorrect for August to October 2016 and the data shall be revised and sent to WRPC. SE(C), WRPC informed that revision of accounts is a continuous activity at WRPC and the status of revised accounts issued is informed at commercial committee meetings. The cases where input data from WRLDC is awaited can be revised only after the receipt of input data. WRLDC and WRPC officials shall coordinate for the above cases and resolve the pending issues. Committee noted. ITEM No.15: LONG PENDING REFUND OF IR TRANSMISSION CHARGES TO M/S

JINDAL POWER LTD. BY PGCIL FOR THE PERIOD APRIL,2009 TO JUNE,2011.


SE(C), WRPC informed that JPL vide its letter email dated 21.11.16 intimated that an amount of Rs.23.71 Crs. was refundable to JPL by PGCIL on account of revision of IR Transmission Charges Sheet of REA for the period April,2009 to June,2011on dtd.17.11.2015 . PGCIL has refunded only an amount of Rs.10.44 Crs. Despite repeated follow ups for last 10 months, balance amount is yet to be received by JPL. This issue was raised in 72nd;73rd Commercial Committee Meetings & 31st WRPC Meetings.JPL has requested that PGCIL should recover this amount from defaulting entities by operating LC, invoking Open Access Regulation 25A & Regulation of Power Supply,2010 & refund the amount to JPL . It is again requested that balance amount be refunded with in fortnight. In case of delay, amount receivable to JPL may be adjusted in the future Transmission Charges bills raised on JPL by PGCIL. Discussions During 74th CCM: PGCIL representative informed that only MSEDCL payment is pending and PGCIL shall do the payment as soon as they receive it from MSEDCL. MSEDCL representative informed that payment to PGCIL is under process and shall be done in a week’s time. Committee noted. ITEM No.16: REVISIONS OF REGULATORY ACCOUNTS ISSUED BY WRPC

DURING THE PERIOD JUL16 TO NOV16 SE(C), WRPC informed the committee regarding revisions of regulatory accounts done by WRPC: Following DSM statement were revised by WRPC during the period Jul 16 to Nov16: Week from 29.08.16 to 04.09.16 ( Revised on 03.10.2016 )

Week from 22.08.16 to 28.08.16 ( Revised on 03.10.2016 )





Week from 20.06.16 to 26.06.16 ( Revised on 15.07.2016 ) Week from 23.02.15 to 01.03.15 ( Revised on 18.07.2016 ) Following RTA statement were revised: REVISED RTA JUNE 2016 (Issued on 05.07.2016) Following RTDA statement were revised: REVISED RTDA MARCH 2016 (Issued on 02.09.2016) REVISED RTDA MARCH 2016 (Issued on 10.08.2016) REVISED RTDA APRIL 2016 (Issued on 10.08.2016) REVISED RTDA MAY 2016 (Issued on 10.08.2016) REVISED RTDA JUNE 2016 (Issued on 10.08.2016) REVISED RTDA OCTOBER 2015 (Issued on 29.11.2016) REVISED RTDA DECEMBER 2016 (Issued on 29.11.2016) REVISED RTDA JANUARY 2016 (Issued on 29.11.2016) Committee noted. ITEM No.17: SHARE ALLOCATION DURING THE PERIOD JUL16 TO NOV16 SE(C), WRPC informed the committee regarding Revised Share Allocation issued by WRPC during the period JUL16 TO NOV16:

1. WRPC vide letter dated 0.08.2016 issued allocation of unallocated power towards Auxiliary energy consumption for HVDC Champa sub-station from Mouda STPS Stage-I w.e.f. the next day after confirmation from WRLDC regarding installation of prescribed interface meters at HVDC Champa sub-station for energy accounting.

2. WRPC vide letter dated 17.08.2016 revised Allocation of RGPPL Power to Indian Railways under PSDF support scheme of GoI w.e.f. 18.08.2016 upto 31.03.17.


3. WRPC vide letter dated 30.08.2016 revised Allocation of power from Korba-III Thermal power project. The allocation is effective from 01.09.2016.

4. WRPC vide letter dated 27.09.2016 revised Allocation of power from Nuclear Power Plant (KAPS) to HWP(Hazira). The allocation is effective from 01.10.2016 and valid upto 30.09.2017.

5. WRPC vide letter dated 10.10.2016 issued allocation of unallocated power towards Auxiliary energy consumption for HVDC Champa sub-station from Mouda STPS Stage-I w.e.f. 22.10.16 as intimated by WRLDC after receipt of confirmation by HVDC Champa.

Committee noted.

ITEM No.18: DECLARATION OF TRANSMISSION ELEMENTS INTO

COMMERCIAL OPERATION SE(C), WRPC informed that PGCIL vide its email dated 24.11.2016 has informed about transmission elements brought into commercial operation for the period July-2016 to November-2016

S.No Name of the Project Name of the Element DOCO

1 Transmission system for connectivity of Essar Power Gujrat Ltd.

Essar Gujrat TPS- Bachau 400 kV D/C (Triple) line and extension of Bachau S/S 02.04.2016

2 Establishment of Pooling station at Champa & Raigarh (near Tamnar) for IPP Projects in Chattisgarh

1500MVA 765/400kV ICT-5 and associated Bays 02.10.2016

3 Establishment of Pooling station at Champa & Raigarh (near Tamnar) for IPP Projects in Chattisgarh

1500MVA 765/400kV ICT-6 and associated Bays 02.10.2016


4 Installation of Bus Reactor and ICT in Western Region

400 kV, 63 MVAr Switchable Line Reactor alongwith associated bay at 400/220 kV Rajgarh S/S for 400 kV D/C Rajgarh Sardar Sarovar line Ckt -1

20.10.2016

5 Installation of Bus Reactor and ICT in Western Region

400 kV, 63 MVAr Switchable Line Reactor alongwith associated bay at 400/220 kV Rajgarh S/S for 400 kV D/C Rajgarh Sardar Sarovar line Ckt -2

23.10.2016

Committee noted. ITEM No.19: Status of Letter of credit (LC) opening against Deviation charges liability for

2016-17. SE(C), WRPC informed that WRLDC vide letter No.WRLDC/MO-III/1676/2016/353 dt 26.4.16 has informed LC amount to the entities who have to open LC for the year 2016-17. The details of LC to be opened by WR entities for the FY 2016-17 and the status is given below.

Sl No.

WR Entity who have to open LC

No of weeks in which DSM payable during FY 15-16

Average payable weekly DSM (Rs in lakhs)

LC Amount (Rs in lakhs)

REVISED LC AMOUNT (Rs in lakhs)

Remark

1 CSPDCL 45 247 272 2

MP Power Management Co. Ltd.

9 119 130 Opened the LC of Rs 129 lakhs on dtd 01.07.16

3 Goa 47 99 109 4 D&D 41 39 43 5 D&NH 13 6 6 6 JPL 17 56 62 7 LANCO 11 7 7 8 ACBIL 40 51 56 9 RGPPL 42 29 32 10 BALCO 43 48 53 380


11 CGPL UMPP MUNDRA 6 17 19

12 ESSAR MAHAN 52 6

79.04 Opened the LC of Rs 7.02 lakhs on dtd 06.05.16

13 KSK 9 22 24

14 Vandana 51 1

506 Revised LC amount is Rs 506 lakhs as per our letter on dtd 29.10.14

15 EMCO 14 13

14 Opened the LC of Rs 18 lakhs on dtd 14.06.16

16 KORBA WEST POWER Corp. LTD 43 53

58 932

17 DB POWER 22 29 32 18 JAYPEE NIGRI 13 61 67 305 19 Essar STEEL LTD 47 74 82 20 DGEN 32 12 13 21 GMR

CHHATTISGARH 44 53 58 22 Dhariwal

Infrastructure Ltd. 50 5 6

Opened the LC of Rs 6 lakhs on dtd 20.07.16

23 RKM POWERGEN 46 5

6 10.2 Opened the LC of Rs 10.2 lakhs on dtd 14.09.16

24 MB POWER 30 30

33 Previous LC of Rs 36.12 lakhs valid upto 08.03.17

25 JHABUA POWER 45 11

12 Previous LC of Rs 10.74 lakhs valid upto 04.03.17

26 SKS POWER 14 1.1 1.2 27 TRN Energy Ltd 20 3.3 3.7 20.8

All entities who are yet to open LC are requested to open LC at the earliest. Committee noted. ITEM No.20: STATUS OF DEVIATION CHARGES.


SE(C), WRPC informed the status of Payable/Receivable by WR entities to WR Deviation pool account fund maintained by WRLDC as on 22nd Nov 16 is enclosed below Major Default by Entities towards Deviation charges –Payable

1. Vandana Vidyut Ltd- Rs 9.47 Crores 2. KWPCL - Rs 1.83 Crores 3. GMR Chhattisgarh- Rs 1.60 Crores 4. TRN Energy- Rs 1.45 Crores

Status of Deviation and RRAS Charges Payable/Receivable to WR Deviation Pool Fund Account - Last updated on 22/11/16

Name of DSM Pool Member Total dues Payments overdue Principal Principal

CSPDCL -1,56,53,361 MP Power Management Co. Ltd. -6,88,35,484 GETCO LTD. -6,79,86,234 MSLDC UI Settlement account 0 Goa 2,27,23,076 1,13,06,820 D&D 3,27,099 D&NH -75,55,890 NTPC -22,71,38,010 NR 9,76,40,597 6,37,46,807 SR 34,34,17,850 ER 17,52,05,191 17,52,05,191 JINDAL POWER LIMITED -2,50,26,565 HVDC Vin. -3,96,894 HVDC Bha. -1,92,875 Lanco Amarkantak Power Ltd -1,25,43,571 NSPCL -1,78,02,044 ACBIL -29,70,728 RGPPL -1,76,66,349 BALCO -28,41,956 CGPL UMPP MUNDRA 56,05,991 DCPP JSPL 38,02,638 6,92,804 Essar Power MP Ltd -26,07,908 SASAN Power Limited -3,58,71,241 KSK Mahanadi 35,51,131 Vandana Vidyut Ltd 9,47,78,304 9,47,78,304


GMR Warora Energy Ltd. -81,27,200 KORBA WEST POWER Co. LTD 1,93,97,919 1,83,17,084 D. B.Power -65,69,561 JAYPEE NIGRI TPP -46,11,284 Essar Steel India Ltd 2,19,52,218 1,04,39,219 DGEN (Torrent Energy Limited) 4,46,901 GMR Chhattisgarh Energy Ltd 1,65,77,491 1,59,89,699 Dhariwal Infrastructure Ltd. -10,92,508 RKM Powergen Pvt Ltd. -1,15,89,824 MB Power (Madhya Pradesh) Ltd. 2,68,299 12,27,118 Jhabua Power Ltd 55,52,331 46,87,522 SKS POWER GENERATION (CHHATTISGARH) LTD 17,62,126 6,54,732 TRN Energy Ltd. 1,60,72,413 1,45,57,953 BARC (PAO, PREFRE, Tarapur) -24,26,668 HVDC CHAMPA -8,43,028 Note : This includes : 1. DSM /RRAS Accounts issued upto 32nd week of 2016-17 ie., 31.10.16 TO 06.11.16. 2. DSM Payments received and distributed upto 21.11.16 Committee noted. ITEM No.21: STATUS OF REACTIVE ENERGY CHARGES Payable/Receivable by WR

entities to Reactive pool account fund maintained by WRLDC as on 22nd Nov 16.

SE(C), WRPC informed the status of reactive energy charges Payable/Receivable by WR entities to Reactive pool account fund maintained by WRLDC as on 22nd Nov 16 Major Default by Entities towards Reactive Energy charges –Payable

1. MSEDCL- Rs 81 lakh 2. DD- Rs 9 lakh


Committee noted. ITEM No.22: STATUS OF CONGESTION CHARGES SE(C), WRPC informed the status of congestion charges Payable/Receivable by WR entities to Congestion charges account fund maintained by WRLDC as on 22nd Nov 16. Major Default by Entities towards Congestion charges –Payable

1. Lanco- Rs 10.56 lakhs 2. KWPCLL- Rs 1.32 lakhs 3. DB Power- Rs 1.86 lakhs 4. KSK- Rs 6.08 lakhs 5. JP Nigri- Rs 2.13 lakhs 6. MB Power- Rs 1.63 lakhs

Status of Congestion Charges Payable/Receivable Last updated on 22/11/16 (+) Payable / (-) Receivable from Pool Amount in Rs.

Total dues Payments overdue

Status of Reactive Energy Charges Payable to REC Pool Account Last updated on 22/11/16-

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

Total dues Total overdues

Principal Principal GETCO -17,97,507 -16,81,916

MPMPCL -58,57,941 -57,55,218 CSPDCL -10,97,181 -10,44,118 MSEDCL 80,94,886 82,14,031

Goa -1,44,424 -1,37,253 DD 9,06,711 4,98,290

DNH -1,04,544 -93,816 TOTAL 0 0

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

Note : This includes : 1. REC Accounts issued upto 32nd week of 2016-17 ie.,31.10.2016 to 06.11.2016

2. REC Payments received up to 17.11.16


Principal Principal GETCO 0 MPPTC -5,07,340 CSPDCL 0 MSEDCL 0 Goa 0 D&D -1,702 D&NH 0 NTPC 0 JINDAL POWER 0 HVDC Vin. 2,190 2,190 HVDC Bha. 1,391 1,391 Lanco power ltd 10,56,808 10,56,808 NSPCL 0 ACBIL 72,188 72,188 RGPPL 0 BALCO 0 CGPL UMPP MUNDRA -22,667 DCPP JSPL 58,261 58,261 Essar Power MP Ltd 25,744 25,744 SASAN Power limited -1,78,444 KSK Mahanadi 6,08,524 6,08,524 Vandana Vidyut Ltd -1,348 EMCO Energy ltd. 6,649 6,649 KORBA WEST POWER Corp. LTD 1,32,252 1,32,252 D. B.Power 1,85,621 1,85,621 JAYPEE NIGRI TPP 2,13,268 2,13,268 Essar Steel India Ltd -3,90,033 DGEN (Torrent Energy Limited) -9,711 GMR Chhattisgarh Energy ltd 0 Dhariwal Infrastructure Ltd. 41,492 41,492 RKM Powergen Pvt Ltd. 0 MB Power (Madhya Pradesh) Ltd. 1,62,784 1,62,784 Jhabua Power Ltd 0 SKS POWER GENERATION (CHHATTISGARH) LTD 0 TRN ENERGY 0 BARC 0 0 Net Total in Congestion A/c 14,55,927 25,67,172


Committee noted. ITEM No.23: STATUS OF RECONCILIATION OF DEVIATION AND REC POOL

ACCOUNT FOR THE PERIOD JULY’16 TO SEPT’16. SE(C), WRPC informed the WRLDC vide letter dated 18.10.2016, has sent the signed reconciliation statement for the period July’16 to Sept’16 to all Deviation/Congestion/REC pool members as on 1st Oct‘2016 . All the details of payments/receipts of Deviation charges, Congestion charges and REC during July’16 to Sept’16 are also uploaded on WRLDC website (www.wrldc.com/commercial/Pool Reconciliation). The following members are yet to send back the signed reconciled statement to WRLDC for the period mentioned above.

DSM Pool Members REC Pool members Congestion Pool Members 1 CSPDCL 1 GETCO 1 CSPDCL 2 MP Power

Management Co. Ltd. 2 MPMPCL 2 MP Power Management Co. Ltd.

3 GETCO LTD. 3 CSPDCL 3 GETCO LTD. 4 MSLDC UI

Settlement account 4 MSEDCL 4 MSLDC UI Settlement account

5 D&D 5 DD 5 D&D 6 D&NH 6 DNH 6 D&NH 7 JINDAL POWER

LIMITED 7 GOA 7 JINDAL POWER LIMITED 8 HVDC Vin.

8 HVDC Vin. 9 HVDC Bha. 9 HVDC Bha. 10 Lanco Amarkantak

Power Ltd 10 Lanco Amarkantak Power Ltd

11 ACBIL 11 ACBIL 12 RGPPL 12 RGPPL 13 BALCO 13 BALCO 14 CGPL UMPP

MUNDRA 14 CGPL UMPP MUNDRA 15 DCPP JSPL 15 DCPP JSPL 16 Essar Power MP Ltd 16 Essar Power MP Ltd 17 SASAN Power

Limited 17 SASAN Power Limited 18 KSK Mahanadi 18 KSK Mahanadi


19 Vandana Vidyut Ltd 19 Vandana Vidyut Ltd 20 GMR Warora Energy

Ltd. 20 GMR Warora Energy Ltd. 21 KORBA WEST

POWER Co. LTD 21 KORBA WEST POWER Co. LTD

22 D. B.Power 22 D. B.Power 23 Essar Steel India Ltd 23 Essar Steel India Ltd 24 DGEN (Torrent

Energy Limited) 24 DGEN (Torrent Energy Limited)

25 Dhariwal Infrastructure Ltd. 25 GMR Chhattisgarh Energy

Ltd

26 SKS POWER GENERATION (CHHATTISGARH) LTD

26 Dhariwal Infrastructure Ltd.

27 TRN Energy Ltd. 27 RKM Powergen Pvt Ltd. 28 BARC (PAO,

PREFRE, Tarapur) 28 MB Power (Madhya Pradesh) Ltd.

29 Jhabua Power Ltd 30

SKS POWER GENERATION (CHHATTISGARH) LTD

31 TRN Energy Ltd. 32 BARC (PAO, PREFRE,

Tarapur) As per financial audit , signed reconciled statement is required, all the above entities are requested to reconcile at their end and send the signed statement to WRLDC at the earliest. Committee noted. ITEM No.24: INTEREST CALCULATION STATEMENT OF DEVIATION POOL

ACCOUNT for the period from July 2016 to Sept 2016 SE(C), WRPC informed regarding the summary of interest payable/receivable for Deviation pool account as on 01.10.16 is as given below.

Constituent Net interest payable/ receivable (in Rs.)

CSPDCL 85,485 MP Power Management Co. Ltd. 7,171


GETCO LTD. 0 MSLDC UI Settlement account 1,46,508 Goa 33,639 D&D 35,703 D&NH 7,263 NTPC 0 JINDAL POWER LIMITED 3,71,788 HVDC Vin. 0 HVDC Bha. 6,233 Lanco Amarkantak Power Ltd 1,17,678 NSPCL 0 ACBIL 71,87,957 RGPPL 0 BALCO 31,54,850 CGPL UMPP MUNDRA 1,45,020 DCPP JSPL 80,690 Essar Power MP Ltd 36,48,011 SASAN Power Limited 6,359 KSK Mahanadi -13,122 Vandana Vidyut Ltd 2,76,85,720 GMR Warora Energy ltd. 1,60,768 Korba West Power Co.Ltd 11,68,469 D. B.Power 1,51,819 Jaypee Nigrie TPP 10,68,684 Essar Steel India Ltd 3,69,764 DGEN (Torrent Energy Limited) -166 GMR Chhattisgarh Energy Ltd -33,89,346 Dhariwal Infrastructure Ltd. -65 RKM POWERGRN Pvt Ltd. 4,43,520 MB POWER LTD 11,46,706 JHABUA POWER LTD 9,13,016 SKS 12,147 TRN 2,86,508 BARC 0

Note: +ve indicates payable by the constituent and –ve indicates receivable by the constituent Committee noted. ITEM No.25: INTEREST CALCULATION STATEMENT OF REACTIVE CHARGE

ACCOUNT for the period from July 2016 to Sept 2016


SE(C), WRPC informed the summary of interest payable/receivable for Reactive Charge account as on 01.10.16 is as given below

Constituent Net interest payable/ receivable (in Rs.)

CSPDCL -76,645 MP Power Management Co. Ltd. -3,56,140 GETCO LTD. -2,45,518 MSEDCL 5,06,554 Goa -22,725 D&D 33,820 D&NH -2,527

Note: +ve indicates payable by the constituent and –ve indicates receivable by the constituent Committee noted. ITEM No.26: INTEREST CALCULATION STATEMENT OF CONGESTION CHARGE

ACCOUNT for the period from Apr 2016 to Jun 2016 SE(C), WRPC informed the summary of interest payable/receivable for Congestion Charge account as on 01.07.16 is as given below. No congestion charges account issued in July to Sept16.

Constituent Net interest payable/ receivable

(in Rs.) CSPDCL 10,496 MP Power Management Co. Ltd. 13,06,160 GETCO LTD. 0 MSLDC UI Settlement account 0 Goa 16 D&D -1,573 D&NH 10,960 NTPC 0 JINDAL POWER LIMITED 0 HVDC Vin. 21 HVDC Bha. 71 Lanco Amarkantak Power Ltd 95,646 NSPCL 86 ACBIL 0 RGPPL 114


BALCO 24 CGPL UMPP MUNDRA 4,987 DCPP JSPL 1,731 Essar Power MP Ltd -10,57,458 SASAN Power Limited 2,61,723 KSK Mahanadi 1,07,421 Vandana Vidyut Ltd -2,25,836 EMCO Energy ltd. 0 Korba West Power Co.Ltd 20,003 D. B.Power -47,582 Jaypee Nigrie TPP 57,002 Essar Steel India Ltd 7,08,757 DGEN (Torrent Energy Limited) 1,143 GMR Chhattisgarh Energy Ltd 0 Dhariwal Infrastructure Ltd. -3,067 RKM POWERGRN Pvt Ltd. -4,555 MB POWER LTD 5,226 JHABUA POWER LTD -36,434 SKS POWER 0 TRN 360

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

ITEM No.27: OUTSTANDING PAYMENT BETWEEN WR AND SR: a) Background and Discussion upto 73rd CCM

CSPDCL vide letter No.02-02/SE-I/CS/C-42/2395 dated 14.10.2015 informed that MSEB vide their letter No. 10961 dated 26.03.02 confirmed that CSEB is liable to receive s. 26, 10, 97,736 against the exchange of power.

MPPMCL vide its letter dated 07.11.2015 informed that the amount against Karnataka, Kerala and Andhra Pradesh is neither reconciled nor agreed by MPPMCL. Further to resolve the issues MPPMCL has requested the participation of Member secretary ERPC and GRIDCO.


SRPC Status details during 73rd CCM

DISCOM Amount payable / receivable Amount (in Rs) Remarks(Action by WR constituents)

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

on 18.10.2015

Amount payable to Tamil Nadu 98,64,551 Amount payable to Puducherry 27,39,427

MPPMCL

Amount payable to Andhra Pradesh

1,21,76,270 The statement needs reconciliation. Not yet reconciled. Amount payable to Karnataka 13,27,208

Amount payable to Kerala 1,21,47,260 Amount payable to Tamil Nadu 1,17,17,268

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

not present in 71st CCM. Amount payable to Kerala 7,05,279 Amount payable by Tamil Nadu 92,77,878

Receivable GUVNL Payable KSEB Pudusherry

GUVNL 2661130 1409406 136845

Payment received from APSEB and settled on 15.11.2013 663583 351451 34124

Payment received from TNEB and settled on 23.09.2013 1057227 559936 54366

Payment to be received from KPTCL and pending for settlement as on 3.11.2015 940320 498019 48355

POWERGRID vide email dated 24.06.16 informed that the returning of excess amount received from PTC as UI charges, credited by POWERGRID, is not done by any of the constituents in


WR except MPPMCL, Goa and DNH. Regular requests were put to CSPDCL and MSEDCL for initiation and to settle the issue. Documents as necessitated by these entities were already provided by POWERGRID. b) Updated Status after 73rd CCM:

CSPDCL vide letter no 2215 dated 24.10.16 (copy enclosed at Annexure-27) have requested CE(PP) MSEDCL to look into the payment of Rs 26.11 crore towards power export to SR beneficiaries. GUVNL vide email dated 14.07.16 have provided the details of settlement of payment by GUVNL with SR beneficiaries:

Details of settlement of payment by GUVNL with SR beneficiaries - energy exchange between August

1999 to December 2002

Receivable GUVNL Payable KSEB Pudusherry GUVNL 2661130 1409406 136845

Payment received from APSEB and settled on 15.11.2013

663583 351451 34124

Payment received from TNEB and settled on 23.09.2013

1057227 559936 54366

Payment to be received from KPTCL and pending for settlement as on 14.07.2016

940320 498019 48355

SRPC vide letter dated 02.11.16 (copy at Annexure-27) have submitted the details of pending payments between WR & SR constituents as on 02.11.2016.


The above agenda item was discussed in a separate meeting at 15:00 Hrs after 74th CCM between WR and SR beneficiaries. The minutes of the meeting prepared by SRPC is attached in Annex 27. ITEM No.28: ANY OTHER ITEMS ITEM NO. 28A - METHODOLOGY TO SETTLE CHARGES FOR CONTINOUS

DRAWAL OF POWER BY KAPS SE(C), WRPC informed that GUVNL informed that the both the units of KAPS are under forced outage since a long time i.e unit 1 from 01.07.15 and unit 2 from 11.03.2016 and there is uncertainty about restoration of supply. Since April 2016 onwards the net monthly injection is negative i.e. KAPS is drawing power from the interconnection points approximately 5 MUs per month and beneficiaries of KAPs are paying for this drawal power of KAPS as there is no specific methodology to settle continuous drawal from KAPS 1 & 2 in view of long outage of KAPS. Copy of GUVNL email dated 22.12.16 is enclosed at Annex 28. SE(C), WRPC informed that as the KAPS representative is not present in the 74th CCM the methodology for settlement drawal of power from KAPS 1& 2 needs to be deliberated in detail in a separate meeting for discussion. Committee concurred to discuss the Item in the separate Special Meeting. ITEM No.29: VENUE AND DATE OF NEXT COMMERCIAL COMMITTEE MEETING

OF WRPC: SE(C), WRPC informed that the exact date and venue of the 75th Quarterly CCM shall be communicated separately and tentatively April-May 2017.

Sl.No. Name Designation Organisation E-mail Mobile No. 1 Shri Satyanarayan S., M.S. (I/c) WRPC [email protected] 92233999382 Shri P.D. Lone E E (Comml.) WRPC [email protected] 98676228233 Shri D.N. Gawali E E (Comml.) WRPC [email protected] 99306667654 Shri Vikas Mundotia A.D. -I WRPC [email protected] 90110225775 Shri Vidyasagar Paladugu A.D. -I WRPC [email protected] 99309406306 Shri Eknath T. Dhengle S.E. MSLDC [email protected] 99304011107 Shri Anil Rewagad E.E. MSLDC [email protected] 98203457078 Shri Balasaheb B. Halanor E.E. MSEDCL [email protected] 70450740019 Shri Ajay S. Nikale A.E. MSEDCL [email protected] 996933545310 Shri R.K. Awasthi Addl.C.E. CSPDCL [email protected] 982611673811 Shri Vinod G. Agrawal E.E. CSPTCL [email protected] 930004000712 Shri V.A. Deshmukh E.E. CSPDCL [email protected] 942550575313 Shri N.N. Shaikh E.E. SLDC, GETCo. [email protected] 992521293814 Shri S.K. Nair D.E. GUVNL [email protected] 992520831315 Shri K.N. Chudasama J.E. GUVNL [email protected] 756727133116 Shri Rajiv Kumar Gupta Sr. G.M. MPPMCL [email protected] 942580569217 Shri Abhinav Jindal Mgr. NSPCL [email protected] 965099455018 Shri A.A. Prasad A.G.M. NSPCL [email protected] 942529358319 Shri Anil Nautiyal G.M. NTPC [email protected] 900449701220 Smt. Suchitra Maggon A.G.M. NTPC [email protected] 965099042821 Shri H. Harchandani A.G.M. NTPC [email protected] 942420915822 Shri M.K. Jain D.G.M. NTPC [email protected] 900449701723 Shri P. Mukhopadhyay G.M. WRLDC [email protected] 986943807324 Smt. S. Usha Asst. G.M. WRLDC [email protected] 986940445825 Smt. Pushpa.S. Asst. G.M. WRLDC [email protected] 986940448226 Shri T. Sunil D.G.M. POWERGRID [email protected] 942208491827 Shri Vivek Pandey C.M. WRLDC [email protected] 986940467328 Shri G. Anil Kumar Sr. Eng.(Comm) POWERGRID [email protected] 940396473829 Shri R.C. Gupta A.V.P. JPL [email protected] 789890501030 Shri Sanjay Jadhav D.G.M. DBPL [email protected] 976919036031 Shri Alok Bhargava A.M. DBPL [email protected] 9930850410

Participants list for 74th CCM held on 09.12.2016 at WRPC, Mumbai

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Annex 1

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Sub: Agenda item for 74th Commercial Committee Meeting.

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It is requested to include following point as agenda item for 74thCCM to be held on 09.12.2016.

Agenda Item: NT PC Kawas SEMS Meter Calibration

~£c.c) Kawas SEMs meter calibration is due since April 2016.The matter was discussed in 488th OCC:::.::-- meeting wherein PGCIL representative requested constituents to calibrate SEMs meters installed(\l at their end.

'J 10. As per clause 6 of CEA (Installation and Operation of Meters) Regulations, 2006o All interface meters installed at the points of interconnection with ISTS for the purpose of/(fl electricity accounting and billing shall be owned by CTU.

VtCC) Based on above it is requested to PGCIL to facilitate the calibration of SEMs Meters.

Thanking you,

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WRLDC/MO/155112016 Dated: 23rd Nov, 2016

ToThe Superintending Engineer(comml)Western Regional Power CommitteeMurnbai.

Sub: Agenda items for 74th Commercial Committee Meeting.

Sir,

You may kindly include the following agenda items for discussion in the ensuing 74th

Commercial Committee Meeting.

(P. Mukhopadhyay)General Manager

Save Energy for Benefit of Self and Nation

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Item No .1: Time Drift in Energy Meters

Time synchronization of SEMs with Indian Standard Time is essential for energy accounting. As perpart lI-"Standards for interface meters (h) & (i)" of Central Electricity Authority (Installation andOperation of Meters) Regulations, 2006 'each meter shall have a built-in calendar and clock, havingan accuracy of 30 seconds per month or better and the meters shall be totally sealed and tamper-proof, with no possibility of any adjustment at site, except for a restricted clock correction.'

Abrupt spikes in the Regional transmission losses are being noticed every week. It is suspected thatthese spikes are due to time drift in meters. Such time drift may result in computational errors inenergy accounts.

Presently SEMs installed in WR are from Secure Meters Ltd, L&T and Elster. Time drift in theseSEMs can be detected at substation level by comparing the time in SEM clock with the standardclock at the sub-station which shall be in turn synchronized with GPS/AIR signal. As per thetechnical specifications of SEM, the DCD could be used to carry out corrections in SEM clock byaccelerating Iretarding the SEM clock by 1min I week. In case the time drift is more than oneminute the same can be corrected using the S/W provided by meter manufacturer using a laptop.

Commercial Committee members may like to deliberate and concur as below:

1. The substation personnel shall monitor the SEM clock at the time of downloading the SEM dataevery week and compare it with the AIRlGPS time and the statement of the prevailing time driftof the SEMs shall be furnished to WRLDC/WRPC every week along with the Meter data.

2. In case the observed time drift is 1minute or more, the SEM clock correction shall be done usingDCD I software.

3. POWERGRID is requested to provide the Software for time correction to all locations dependingon the make of the meter so that in case time drift is high, correction can be done by therespective locations using the laptop.

4. POWERGRID is requested to submit a copy of the last Meter Calibration Certificate toWRLDC/WRPC for records.

Item No. 2:Timely submission of weekly SEM data to WRLDC

IEGC 6.4.21 mandates that "all concerned entities (in whose premises the special energy meters areinstalled) shall take weekly meter readings and transmit them to the RLDC by Tuesday noon TheSLDC must ensure that the meter data from all installations within their control area are transmittedto the RLDC within the above schedule."

Analysis of the time of receipt of SEM data at WRLDC was done for last seven weeks (12.09.2016to 30.10.2016). The average delay in receipt of meter data during the above period is illustrated inthe bar chart.

Average Delay in hours for past 7 weeks25 --- ------------------ --- ---

PGWRTS-2 PG WRTS-l NTPC IPPsDamoh Sola pur Sola pur DGENJabalpur Aurangabad Lara LancoMagarwada Bhadravati ACBILNavsari VandanaTamnar MSETCL NPCILRaigarh Chandrapur Tarapur3 & 4Durg

NagdaPandhurnaBhopalBhanpuraUjjain

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It may be noted that the data from following Stations is generally delayed.

SNo. Entity Stations from where data submission is delayed1 MPPTCL Nagda, Pandhurna, Bhopal, Bhanpura, Ujjain,

Balaghat, Bina, Annupur2 POWERGRID WRTS-2 Damoh, Jabalpur, Magarwada, Navsari, Tamnar,

Raigarh, Durg3 POWERGRID WRTS-l Solapur, Aurangabad, Bhadravati4 NTPC Solapur, Lara5 IPPs DGEN, Lanco, Vandana, ACBIL6 NPCIL Tarapur 3 & 47 MSETCL Chandrapur

CCM may like to deliberate the matter to ensure compliance of timely submission of meter data toWRLDC.

Item No.3: Interface Energy Meter Data Discrepancies

The discrepancy report of SEMs is being forwarded to WRPC secretariat every week along with theprocessed energy meter readings. These details are also posted on the WRLDC website. The matter,is being pursued every week with the concerned entities, however the issue remains unresolved. Thesummary of these discrepancies is provided below. The members of the Commercial Committeemay deliberate on the matter for resolution of the long pending issues.

a. 220 kV Pandurna-Kalmeshwar (MPPTCL)

The energy meter (MP-51, NP-2425-A) data of 220 kV Kalmeshwar line at Pandurna, is incorrectsince 25 July 2016 for the last 12 weeks. Therefore the Pandhurna end data was replaced with thestandby meter data at other end (MH-57, NP2313-A).

b. 400 kV Nagda-Rajgarh line-2 (MPPTCL)

The energy meter (MP-44, NP-2211-A) data of 220 kV Rajgarh line-2 line at Nagda, was incorrectfor the three weeks (26.09.16 to 02.10.16), (03.10.16 to 09.10.16) and (10.10.16 to 16.10.16);Therefore the Nagda end data was replaced with the standby meter data at other end (RJ-I0, NP-6344-A).

c. 400 kV Raigarh ICT-2 (POWERGRID)

The energy meter (CS-17) NP-5712-A data of 400 kV ICT-2 at Raigarh was incorrect for threeweeks (31.08.16 to 04.09.16), (08.09.16 to 11.09.16) and (12.09.16 to 18.09.16) The data wasreplaced with the standby meter data (CS-18) NP-5716-A.

d. 220 kV KhadoH - SayaH (DNH)

The energy meter (DN-80, NP-6412-A) data of220 kV Sayali line at Khadoli was incorrect for twoweeks viz. 25.07.16 to 31.07.16 and 01.08.16 to 07.08.16. The Khadoli end data was replaced withthe standby meter (DN-87, NP-2925-A) data at Sayali end.

e. 220 kV Khadoli (DNH) - Vapi (DNH)

The energy meter (ON-80, NP-6413-A) data of220 kV Vapi line at Khadoli was incorrect fortwoweeks viz. 25.07.16 to 31.07.16 and 01.08.16 to 07.08.16. The Khadoli end data was replaced withthe standby meter (GU-79, NP-6415-A) data at Sayali end.

f. 400 kV Raigarh ICT-l (POWERGRID)

The energy meter (CS-13) NP-57 I I-A data of 400 kV ICT-l at Raigarh was incorrect during theweek 31.08.16 to 04.09.16. The data was replaced with (CS-14) NP-5715-A.

g. 400 kV SoJapur ICT-l (POWERGRID)

The energy meter (MM-S2) NP-8712-A of 400 kY Solapur ICT-l at Solapur (PG) was incorrect on04.10.2016 and 22.10.2016. The data was replaced with (MM-Sl) NP-8707-A.

h. 400 kV RGPPL-Nagothane line-2 (RGPPL)

Time drift was reported in the SEM (NP-6324-A) of 400kV Nagothane line-2 at RGPPL (RG-22) inthe week 27.06.16 to 03.07.2016 and 04.06.16 to 10.07.16. The data was replaced with standbymeter NP-6297-A at remote end RG-26.

i. 220 kV Haldarwa-Kakrapar line-2 (GETCO)

The energy meter (NP-4161-A) data of220kY KAPS-2 at Haldarwa (GU-S4) was incorrect for threeweeks viz. (27.06.16 to 03.07.16), (04.06.16 to 10.07.16) and (11.06.16 to 17.07.16). The data wasreplaced with energy meter NP-2343-A at remote end KA-22.

j. Other Stations with discrepancy of one week

The other Stations where meter related discrepancies were observed for the entire week are tabulatedbelow for kind information of members

Loc.ID& Replaced withRemarkSJ.no Date Location Feeder/leT LOC.ID&SEM SI.no

SEMSI.no s

30.06.16400 kV Mauda (NTPC) line- (MM-14) MD-22 NP- Data

I To Wardha(PG)2 NP-2826-A 2638-A was

03.07.l6 corrupt

13.07.15Data

4 To Vav (GETCO) 220 kV KAPS line-2 (GU-69) (KA-26)15.07.15 NP-4170-A NP-2290-A was

corrupt

15.08.16(LK-21) (LK-ll) Data

3 To LANCO 400 kV Bilaspur line 2 was not21.08.16

LT-0033-A NP-6313-A received.

16.08.16(MH-22) (MH-24) Data

4 To Chandrapur 400 kV Bhadravati line-2 was18.08.l6 NP-2424-A NP-2198-A

corrupt.

25.07.16(WR-52) (WR-54) Data

5 To Sterlite 400 kV Raigarh PG line 2 was26.07.16 NP-7S72-A NP-7573-A corrupt

k. Other Stations with discrepancy of one day

SI.no Date Location FeederfICT Loc.ID& Replaced with RemarkLOC.ID&SEM Sl.no

SEM Sl.nos

6 03.07.16 lchhapur 220 kY Kawas line-2 (00-62) KW-14 NP- Data

NP-2604-A 2602-A wascorrupt

7 03.07.16 Satpura400 kY Seoni line (MP-3S) (MP-SO) Data

NP-233S-A NP-S74S-Awas

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corrupt

8 15.07.16 Damoh (PO) 400 kY Bhopal line-2 (DM-24) (MP-90) Data

NP-6SS1-A NP-417S-A wascorrupt

9 14.0S.16 Boisar (PO) 400 kY side of rCT-3(MM-61) (MM-62) Data

NP-2414-A NP-2429-A wascorrupt.

10 OS.OS.16 Auraiya CCPP 220 kY Mehgaon line (AU-OS) (AU-IS) Data

NP-1516-A wasNP-6791-A corrupt.

II 25.08.16 Kasor 400 kY Rajgarh(PO) line-2 (PC-14) (PC-12) Data

NP-2747-A NP-63S6-A wascorrupt.

12 09.09.16 Aurangabad 400 kY side ofICT-2 (MM-49) (MM-SO) Data

(PO) NP-S716-A NP-871S-A wascorrupt.

13 02.10.16 Boisar (PO) 400 kY side ofrCT-3(MM-61) (MM-62) Data

NP-2414-A NP-2429-A wascorrupt.

14 01.09.16 Kolhapur PO 400 kY Kudgi line 1 (PO-76) (PO-7S) Data

NP-S841-A NP-9604-A wascorrupt.

15 10.11.16Bhatapara 400 kY side er icr.: (CS-ll) (CS-12) Data

(PO) NP-6312-A NP-6760-A wascorrupt.

Item No.4: Loss applied on standby meters during non availability of Main meter data

As per agreed accounting procedure, in case the check meter data is not available for a transmissionline then the corresponding stand-by SEM at the other end of the line is being used to calculate the netdrawal/injection schedule of any entity .

In WR in case the main meter data of 400kV transmission line is to be replaced with the stand-by SEMdata then 2% loss is being applied and in case of220kV and below 4% loss is being applied.

The above philosophy has been adopted since line by line application of loss while replacing main meterSEM with Stand-by meter SEM is not practically implementable.

The committee may like to note.

Item NoS: Loss applied on power wheeled by GETCO & MSETCL to DNH/DD and Goarespectively

As per the agreed philosophy GETCO, MSETCL and MPPTCL are being given credit wrt transmissionloss for wheeling Central Sector Power to DNH 1 D&D 1 GOA 1 NR respectively. WRLDC hadrequested GETCO, MPPTCL and MSETCL to update the wheeling transmission losses to be consideredfortheir system.

SLDe MPPTCL vide its email dated 02.11.2016 informed that wheeling transmission losses ofMPshould be taken from the MPPTCL websiteIt, '

SLDC UT DNH vide its letter reference 1-1(85)/PDCL-AE(Comml)1 2013 dated 15.10.2016 informedthat the 66 kV tie lines between GETCO and DNH have been permanently taken out of service since30106/2014. GETCO vide their email dated 03rd Nov 2016 confirmed the same.

SLDC MSETCL vide its letter reference CE/MSLDC/EA/OI774 dated 05th October 2016 informed thatthe wheeling losses should be taken as 3.92%.

SLDC GETCO vide its letter reference SLDCIEA/Transmission Losses dated 02nd Nov informed thatwheeling losses for GETCO should be retained at 4.2 % till the finalization of MYT 2016 by GERCwhich is under process.

In view of the above WRLDC has revised the wheeling loss for the following transmission lines

I. STU wheeling loss of GET CO applied as 4.2% for the following lines (No change)1. 66kV Vapi-Dalwada line 1&22. 66kV Una- Diu line3. 66kV Dhokadwa Diu line4. 400kV Zerda- Kansari line5. 400kV Zerda- Bhinmal line

II. STU wheeling loss for MPPTCL system applied is 3.05% w.e.f. 24.10.016 for following lines1. 220kV Badoda-Kota line

2. 220kV Bhanpura- Modak lineIII. STU wheeling loss for MSETCL system applied as 3.92% w.e.f. 17.10.2016 for following lines

1. 220kV Mahalakhmi- Amona line2. 220kV Tillari- Amona line3. J lkV supply to Bhadravathi HVDC line 1&2

Committee may like to note

Item No:6: Status of Letter of credit (LC) opening against Deviation charges liability for 2016-17.

WRLDC vide letter No. WRLDC/MO-III1l676/2016/353 dt 26.4.16 has informed LC amount to the

entities who have to open LC for the year 2016-17. The details of LC to be opened by WR entities for

the FY 2016-17 and the status is given below.

No of weeks in Average REVISEDLC Amount LCSI WR Entity who have to which DSM payable weekly (Rsin AMOUNT RemarkNo. open LC payable during DSM lakhs) (RsinFY 15-16 (Rs in lakhs) lakhs)

1 CSPDCL 45 247 272

2 MP Power 9 119 130Opened the LC of Rs 129

Management Co. Ltd. lakhs on dtd 01.07.16

3 Goa 47 99 109

4 D&D 41 39 43

5 D&NH 13 6 6

6 JPL 17 56 62

7 LANCO 11 7 7

8 ACBIL 40 51 56

9 RGPPL 42 29 32

10 BALCO 43 48 53 380

11 CGPL UMPP 19MUNDRA 6 17

12 79.04 Opened the LCof Rs7.02ESSAR MAHAN 52 6 lakhs on dtd 06.05.16

13 KSK 9 22 24Revised LCamount is Rs506

14 506 lakhs as per our letter on dtdVandana 51 1 29.10.14

15 14 Opened the LC of Rs 18EMCO 14 13 lakhs on dtd 14.06.16

16 KORBA WEST 58 932POWER Corp. LTD 43 53

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17 DB POWER 22 29 3218 JAYPEE NIGRI 13 61 67 30519 Essar STEEL LTD 47 74 8220 DGEN 32 12 13

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21 GMR 58CHHATTISGARH 44 53

22 Dhariwallnfrastructure 6Opened the LC of Rs6

Ltd. 50 5 lakhs on dtd 20.07.16

23 6 10.2Opened the LC of Rs10.2

RKM POWERGEN 46 5 lakhs on dtd 14.09.16

24 33Previous LC of Rs36.12

MB POWER 30 30 lakhs valid upto 08.03.17

25 12 Previous LC of Rs10.74JHABUA POWER 45 11 lakhs valid upto 04.03.17

26 SKS POWER 14 1.1 1.227 TRN Energy Ltd 20 3.3 3.7 20.8

All entities who are yet to open LC are requested to open LC at the earliest.'i '

Item No.7: Status of Deviation charges Payable/Receivable by WR entities to WR Deviation poolaccount fund maintained by WRLDC as on 22nd Nov 16 is enclosed at Annex-I.

Major Default by Entities towards Deviation charges -Payable

1. Vandana Vidyut Ltd- Rs 9.47 Crores2. KWPCL - Rs 1.83 Crores3. GMR Chhattisgarh- Rs 1.60 Crores4. TRN Energy- Rs 1.45 Crores

Item No .8: Status of Reactive Energy charges PayablelReceivable by WR entities to Reactive poolaccount fund maintained by WRLDC as on 22nd Nov 16 is enclosed at Annex-II.

Major Default by Entities towards Reactive Energy charges -Payable

1. MSEDCL- Rs 81 lakh2. DD- Rs 9 lakh

Item No.9: Status of Congestion Charges Payable/Receivable by WR entities to Congestion chargesaccount fund maintained by WRLDC as on 22nd Nov 16 is enclosed at Annex-III.

Major Default by Entities towards Congestion charges -Payable

1. Lanco- Rs 10.56 lakhs2. KWPCLL- Rs 1.32 lakhs

3. DB Power- Rs 1.86 lakhs4. KSK- Rs 6.08lakhs5. JP Nigri- Rs 2.13 lakhs6. MB Power- Rs 1.63 lakhs

Item No.10: Status of Reconciliation of Deviation and REC pool account for the period July'16

to Sept'16.

WRLDC vide letter dated 18.10.2016, has sent the signed reconciliation statement for theperiod July'16 to Sept'16 to all Deviation/Congestion/REC pool members as on pi Oct'2016 , Allthe details of payments/receipts of Deviation charges, Congestion charges and REC during July'16to Sept'16 are also uploaded on WRLDC website (www.wrldc.com/commerciaIlPoolReconciliation). The following members are yet to send back the signed reconciled statement toWRLDC for the period mentioned above.

DSM Pool Members RECPool members Congestion Pool Members1 CSPDCL 1 GETCO 1 CSPDCL

2 MP Power Management Co. 2 MPMPCL 2 MP Power Management Co. Ltd.Ltd.

3 GETCO LTD. 3 CSPDCL 3 GETCO LTD.

4 MSLDC UI Settlement 4 MSEDCL 4 MSLDC UI Settlement accountaccount

5 D&D 5 DD 5 D&D

6 D&NH 6 DNH 6 D&NH

7 JINDAL POWER LIMITED 7 GOA 7 JINDAL POWER LIMITED

8 HVDC Vln. 8 HVDC Vln.

9 HVDC Bha. 9 HVDC Bha.

10Lanco Amarkantak Power 10 Lanco Amarkantak Power LtdLtd

11 ACBIL 11 ACBIL

12 RGPPL 12 RGPPL

13 BALCO 13 BALCO

14 CGPL UMPP MUNDRA 14 CGPL UMPP MUNDRA

15 DCPP JSPL 15 DCPP JSPL

16 Essar Power MP Ltd 16 Essar Power MP Ltd

17 SASAN Power Limited 17 SASAN Power Limited

18 KSK Mahanadl 18 KSK Mahanadi

19 Vandana Vidyut Ltd 19 Vandana Vidyut Ltd

20 GMR Warora Energy Ltd. 20 GMR Warora Energy Ltd.

21KORBA WEST POWER Co. 21 KORBA WEST POWER Co. LTDLTD

22 D. B.Power 22 D. B.Power

23 Essar Steel India Ltd 23 Essar Steel India Ltd

24 DGEN (Torrent Energy 24Limited) DGEN (Torrent Energy Limited)

25 Dhariwallnfrastructure Ltd. 25 GMR Chhattisgarh Energy Ltd

26 SKS POWER GENERATION 26(CHHATTISGARH) LTO Dhariwallnfrastructure Ltd.

27 TRN Energy Ltd. 27 RKM Powergen Pvt Ltd.

28 BARC (PAO, PREFRE, 28Tarapur) -- MB PowerlMadh}'il Pradesh) Ltd.

29 Jhabua Power Ltd

30 SKS POWER GENERATiON(CHHATTISGARH)LTD

31 TRN Energy Ltd.32 BARe (PAO, PREFRE, Tarapur)

As per financial audit, signed reconciled statement is required, all the above entities arerequested to reconcile at their end and send the signed statement to WRLDC at the earliest.

Item No.ll: Interest calculation statement of Deviation Pool Account for the period from July2016 to Sept 2016The summary of interest payable/receivable for Deviation pool account as on 01.10.16 is as

given below.

Constituent Net interest payable/ receivable (in RS.)

CSPDCL 85485MP Power Management Co. Ltd. 7171GETCO LTD. 0MSLDC UI Settlement account 1,46,508Goa 33,639D&D 35,703D&NH 7,263NTPC 0JINDAL POWER LIMITED 3,71,788HVDCVin. 0HVDC Bha. 6,233Lanco Amarkantak Power Ltd 1,17,678NSPCL 0ACBIL 71,87,957RGPPL 0BALCO 31,54,850CGPL UMPP MUNDRA 1,45,020DCPP JSPL 80,690Essar Power MP Ltd 36,48,011SASAN Power Limited 6,359KSK Mahanadi -13,122Vandana Vidyut Ltd 2,76,85,720GMR Warora Energy ltd. 1,60,768

Korba West Power Co.Ltd 11,68,469D. B.Power 1,51,819Jaypee Nigrie TPP 10,68,684Essar Steel India Ltd 3,69,764DGEN (Torrent Energy Limited) -166GMR Chhattisgarh Energy Ltd -33,89,346Dhariwallnfrastructure Ltd. -65RKM POWERGRN Pvt Ltd. 4,43,520MBPOWERLTD 11,46,706JHABUA POWER LTD 9,13,016SKS 12,147TRN 2,86,508BARC 0

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

Item No.12: Interest calculation statement of Reactive Charge Account for the period from July2016 to Sept 2016

The summary of interest payable/receivable for Reactive Charge account as on 01.10.16 is as givenbelow

Constituent Net interest payable/ receivable (in RS.)

CSPDCL -76,645MP Power Management Co. Ltd. -3,56,140GETCO LTD. -2,45,518MSEDCL 5,06,554Goa -22,7250&0 33,820D&NH -2,527


Item No.13: Interest calculation statement of Congestion Charge Account for the period from Apr2016 to Jun 2016

The summary of interest payable/receivable for Congestion Charge account as on 01.07.16 is asgiven below. No congestion charges account issued in July to Septl6.

ConstituentNet interest payable! receivable (in

RS.)

CSPDCL 10,496MP Power Management Co. Ltd. 13,06,160GETCO LTD. 0

MSLDC UI Settlement account 0Goa 160&0 -1,573D&NH 10,960NTPC 0JINDAL POWER LIMITED 0HVDCVin. 21HVDC Bha. 71Lanco Amarkantak Power Ltd 95,646NSPCL 86ACBIL °. - .. _---RGPPL 114BALCO 24CGPL UMPP MUNDRA 4,987DCPP JSPL 1,731Essar Power MP Ltd -10,57,458SASAN Power Limited 2,61,723KSK Mahanadi 1,07,421Vandana Vidyut Ltd -2,25,836EMCO Enel'9y_ltd. °Korba West Power Co.Ltd 20,003D. B.Power -47,582Jaypee Nigrie TPP 57,002Essar Steel India Ltd 7,08,757DGEN (Torrent Energy Limited) 1,143GMR Chhattisgarh Energy Ltd °Dhariwallnfrastructure Ltd. -3,067RKM POWERGRN Pvt Ltd. -4,555MB POWER LTD 5,226JHABUA POWER LTD -36,434SKS POWER °TRN 360


Annex-I

Status of Deviation and RRAS Charges Payable/Receivable to WR Deviation Pool Fund Account

Last updated on 22/11/16

Name of DSM Pool Member Total dues Payments overdue

Prine/pill PrinciQ_a

CSPDCL -1,56,53,361

MP Power Management Co. Ltd. -6,88,35,484

GETCO LTD. -6,79,86,234

MSLDC UI Settlement account 0

Goa 2,27,23,076 1,13,06,82(

D&D 3,27,099

D&NH -75,55,890

NTPC -22,71,38,010

NR 9,76,40,597 6,37,46,80;

SR 34,34,17,850

ER 17,52,05,191 17,52,05,191

JINDAL POWER LIMITED -2,50,26,565

HVDC Vin. -3,96,894

HVDC Bha. -1,92,875

Lanco Amarkantak Power Ltd -12543571

NSPCL -1,78,02,044

ACBIL -29,70,728

RGPPL -1,76,66,349BALCO -28,41,956

CGPL UMPP MUNDRA 56,05,991

DCPP JSPL 38,02,638 6,92,80,

Essar Power MP Ltd -2607,908SASAN Power Limited -3,58,71,241KSK Mahanadl 35,51 131

•Vandana Vidyut Ltd 9,47,78,304 9,47,78,304

GMR Warora Energy Ltd. -81.27,200

KORBA WEST POWER Co. LTD 1,93,97,919 1,83,17,084

D. B.Power -65,69,561

JAYPEE NIGRI TPP -4611,284

Essar Steel India Ltd 2,19,52,218 1,04,39,2H

DGEN (Torrent Energy Limited) 4,46,901

GMR Chhattisgarh Energy Ltd 1,65,77,491 1,59,89,69~

Dhariwal Infrastructure Ltd. -10,92,508

RKM Powergen Pvt Ltd. -1,15,89824

MB Power (Madhya Pradesh) Ltd. 2,68,299 12,27,1H

Jhabua Power Ltd 55,52,331- -46,87,52.

SKS POWER GENERATION (CHHATTISGARH) LTD 17,62,126 6,54,73:;

TRN Energy Ltd. 1,60,72,413 1,45,57,95~

BARC (PAO, PREFRE, Tarapur) -24,26,668

HVDC CHAMPA -8,43,028

Note: This includes:

·1. DSM IRRAS Accounts Issued upto 32nd week of 2016-17 Ie., 31.10.16 TO 06.11.16.

2. DSM Payments received and distributed upto 21.11.16

Annex-II

Status of Reactive Energy Charges Payable to REC Pool AccountLast updated on 22/11/16

(+) Payable I (-) Receivable from PoolAmount in Rs.

Total dues Total overdue:Principal Principe.

GETCO -17,97,507 -16,81,91EMPMPCL -58,57,941 -57,55,21ECSPDCL -10,97,181 -10,44,11EMSEDCL 80,94,886 82,14,031Goa -1,44,424 -1,37,25~DO 9,06,711 4,98,29CDNH -1,04,544 -93,81ETOTAL 0 (

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

I *When all are receivable, all receivables made zero.Note: This includes:

1. REC Accounts issued upto 32nd week of 2016-17 ie.,31.1 0.2016 to 06.11.20162. REC Payments received up to 17.11.16

Annex-III

Status of Congestion Charges Payable/ReceivableLast updated on 22/11/16

(+) Payable / (-) Receivable from Pool Amount in Rs.Total dues Payments overdue

Principal Princip_alGETCO °MPPTC -5,07,340CSPDCL °MSEDCL °Goa °D&D -1,702D&NH °NTPC °JINDAL POWER °HVDC Yin. 2,190 2,190HVDC Bha. 1,391 1,391Lanco power ltd 10,56,808 10,56,808NSPCL °ACBIL 72,188 72,188RGPPL °BALCO °CGPL UMPP MUNDRA -22,667DCPP JSPL 58,261 58,261Essar Power MP Ltd 25,744 25,744SASAN Power limited -1,78,444KSK Mahanadi 6,08,524 6,08,524Vandana Vidyut Ltd -1,348EMCO Energy ltd. 6,649 6,649KORBA WEST POWER Corp. LTD 1,32,252 1,32,252

D. B.Power 1,85,621 1,85,621JAYPEE NIGRI TPP 2,13,268 2,13,268Essar Steel India Ltd -3,90,033DGEN (Torrent Energy Limited) -9,711GMR Chhattisgarh Energy ltd 0Dhariwal Infrastructure Ltd. 41,492 41,492RKM Powergen Pvt Ltd. 0MB Power (Madhya Pradesh) Ltd. 1,62,784 1,62,784Jhabua Power Ltd 0SKS POWER GENERATION (CHHATTISGARH)LTD 0TRN ENERGY 0

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BARC 0 0

Net Total in Congestion Ale 14,55,927 25,67,172

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GUJARAT EN'ERGY TRANSMISSION CORPORATION LIMI{illeex- /0CIN No. U40100GJ1999SGC036018

STATE LOAD DESPATCH CENTRE,Telephone No.(0265) 2352103 (Extn.44.), Fax No. (0265) 2352019

Web: www.sldcguj.com, e-Mail: [email protected]

Guj-SLDC/SCH/F-12/ 7-7-30 Date: 22/11/2016

To~ Member Secretory,

~ Western Regional Power Committee,F-3, MIDC Area, Marol,Opp SEEPZ, Central Road, Andheri (East),Mumbai-400093

tr. $, Fcl. ~. ~ /VfRPC3TTCrtE W~ /Inwara No.. UJ 9 /.~ /Date: .,~/ III ~

Sub: Agenda points from SLDC Gujarat for ensuing 74th Commercial Committeemeeting of WRPC.

Dear Sir,

With reference to the above, it is requested to include following agenda paintsfor ensuing 74th Commercial Committee meeting of WRPC.

Agenda Point NO.1: .Arrangement of alternate ailocation. ofyower to IndianRai(way, (jujarat.

As decided in the last WRPC meeting, Indian Railway is required to take immediateaction to make stand by arrangement with State DISCOMs to get required power incase of eventualities. (i.e. tripping of RGPPL units or non-availability of power throughpower exchange). It is further recorded that "If IR fails to enter the. standbyarrangement and the event of such loss of power takes place, then IR loads shall haveto be tripped by the law, and IR is responsible for the same".

In this regard, IR is required to give details of their arrangements/willingness of powertie up with State DISCOM.

Agenda Point No.2: Day wise schedule ana entittement data in'RE.A.

This has reference to the entitlement (from respective generators to the State as perallocation, Page No A-1 of REA) and scheduled data (from respective generators to theState as per requisition, Page No. A-2.1 of REA) published in the monthly RegionalEnergy Accounts (REA).

The above data is prepared and published by WRPC as per the data provided byWRLDC. The said data is a compilation of daily daza published on the WRLDC web.]te.Based on these data, WRPC issues monthly entitlement and schedule to the State fromthe respective generators in the REA. In other words, data of REA is a compilation ofdaily data published on the WRLDC website. Further, SLDC takes these daily data fromthe WRLDC website and prepares the State Energy Accounts (SEA). We match theenergy certified in the REA with the computed energy in the SEA. However, in case ofany discrepancies/mismatch, it becomes very difficult to find out the error, since abovedata is available in the REA for the month as a whole (gross one figure).

In view of the above, it is requested to provide daily scheduled and entitlement data inthe REA so that errors/mismatch can be easily traced out. It is further requested to

132kV Gotri Sub Station Campus, Opp. Kalpvrux Building,Near T.B. Hospital, Gotri Road, Vadodara - 390 021.

As recorded in the last commercial committee meeting, REA meeting is desirable forerror free accounts. It was informed that WRPC will explore possibility of holding REAmeeting regularly for corrections and freezing of all input side data and it was alsodecided to start the meeting from October 2016. In this regard, it is once againrequested to reinstate the meeting for finalization for REA on regularly basis.

provide the soft copy of the daily data till the time of necessary changes/developmentin the REA.

The said matter was also discussed in the 71th CCM (held on 03.11.2015). In thisregard, SE (Comml.) WRPC stated that the concern of Gujarat SLDC is well appreciatedand WRPC secretariat is under the process of trouble shooting the ABT software. Oncethe ABT software is updated WRPC shall start providing the required data. Since it ismore than a year, WRPC is requested to start providing these data in the ensuing REA.

Agenda Point No.3: 'Reinstate the meetingfor finafizationfor 1{egiona['Energy.Jl..ccounts (R'E.Jl..).

Agenda Point No.4: Operational. aifficu[ties in aai[y operation. of }vl!s .JlPL Stage 1,

Stage 2 ana Stage 3.

Following two major operational difficulties are observed.

(1) Stiff rise in sale in one time block: There are many instances in which there isa stiff rise in bilateral sale. For example, for the date 11.10.2016, totalquantum of sale (APL 1, APL 2 & APL 3) through collective transaction for thetime block 72 was 0 MW and for the time block 73 it was about 604 MW. Sucha stiff rise in injection schedule is not being met by actual injection by M/sAPL and it leads to over drawl of the State at the WR boundary.

(2) Operation of RGMO: It is observed that during the grid frequency nearby 50Hz, actual injection of M/s APL complex remains less with respect to injectionschedule. On inquiry, M/s APL says that RGMO operation doesn't allow themto increase in generation. And hence it leads to over drawl of the State at WRboundary.

Thanking you,

Yours faithfully,

~r (B.B.Mehta)Chief Engineer (SLDC)SLDC, Vadodara

Cfwcs to: (1) GM, WRLDC, Mumbai

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03-02/SLDC/OPN/REAI t b8J Raipur dt-17 NG~' 2016

To,The Superintending Engineer (Commercial),Western Region Power Committee,F-3 MIDC Area, Andheri (East),Mumbai-400093Fax no-02228370193.

q. ef. fct ~. ~ /VfRPC3f1CI(1; ~l/lnwarQ No. J- /0 g~/Oate: -a;»,

Sub: - Agenda item for 74th Commercial Committee Meeting of WRPC to be held in thelast week ofNov-2016 at WRPC, Mumbai.

Ref: - 1. Letter No. WRPC/CommU/3/CCM-Inv./2016112283, dated. 10-11-20162. T.O. Letter No. 03-02/SLDC/OPN/REAl1660, Raipur dt-15/11120163. T.O. Letter No. 03-02/SLDC/OPNIREAl1459, Raipur dt-14110/20164. T.O. Letter No. 03-02/SLDC/OPNIREAl1420, Raipur dt-04110/20165. T.O. Letter No. 03-02/SLDC/OPNIREAl524, Raipur dtd-13/06/20166. T.O. Letter No. 03-02/SLDC/OPNIREAl275, Raipur dtd-12/05/20 167. T.O. Letter No. 03-02/SLDC/OPN/REAl2202, Raipur dtd-11102/20168. T.O. Letter No. 03-02/SLDC/OPNI1788, Raipur dtd-16112/20 15

·9. T.O. Letter No. 03-02/SLDC/OPN/1586, Raipur dtd-1911112015;..(;~v 10. T.O. Letter No. 03-02/SLDC/OPN/REAll147, Raipur dtd-18/09/20151\;) 11. Copy of emails: 3 nos.

With reference to the above, the agenda items in respect of SLDC Raipur, for 74thcommercial committee meeting ofWRPC, to be held in the last week of November-20 16at WRPC, Mumbai is as mentioned below:

(1) Item no. 1- Issuance of provisional REA data issued by WRPC every month-correction thereof:-

The provisional REA data issued by WRPC for the month of August-2016 toOctober-2016 pertaining to CSEB in Kahalgaon Super Thermal Power Station( ER)-(KII) has considerable difference from the actual data of SLDC,. Raipurwhich has been conveyed vide this office letter under reference (2),(3) & (4) andemailed also to the WRPC email ID of commercial department

Enclosed: As above.

([email protected]) . The copy of sent email is enclosed under ref (11) above.This matter remains unsolved after pursuance in last 488th OCCM held at Bhopaland last CCM held at Nagpur on date OS.07.2016.The matter may please be takenup and considered for resolving the issue. Copy of all letters above is enclosed.

In the past also, the request for correction raised by SLDC Raipur in the REAissued by WRPC for the month of August & October 2015 and January, April,May 2016 have neither been resolved nor any reply received by WRPC. The copyof letters is also enclosed for ready reference please.

(2) Item no. 2-·Proposal for revival of REA meeting:-

It is requested to arrange REA meeting every month after issuance ofprovisional REA data so as to resolve any discrepancies in the figure of provisional REAissued by WRPC.

The above items may please be included in the agenda of upcoming CCM to beheld in the last week of November-2016 at WRPC, Mumbai.

Chief EngineerSLDC, CSPTCL, Raipur

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03-02/SLDCIOPN/REN Ib s o Raipurdt- 1 5 NOV 2016

The Superintending Engineer (Commercial),.- Western Region Power Committee,

F-3 MIDC Area, Andheri (East),Mumbai-400093Fa.x no-022283 70 193.

Sub: - Regarding mismatch in REA Report for the month of Aug, Sept & Oct-20 16.Ref: - 1. 03-02/SLDCIOPN/REAI 1420, Raipur dt-041l0/16

2. 03-02/SLDCIOPNIREAl1459, Raipur dt-14/101l6

Following issues have been noticed in the REA issued for the month of Oct-20 16:

1. There is a mismatch in data of Kahalgaon Stage#2 (K-II) to CSEB which is 10888.910 MWh in REAissued on 05.1l.2016. Again it appears that the URS of K-II has been added twice while evaluating thetotal schedule.

WRLDC DATA(MWh) as per AS PER REA BY DIFFERENCE REMARKSl website WRPC TOTAL (MWh)i ISGS URS TOTAL VALUE(MWh)

! 10453.99 217.12 10671.11 10888.910 217.12 URS seems to beI added twice.

1

Similarly in REA of August and September 2016 also, in case of schedule of CSPDCL (in K#ll), itappears that, the URS has been added twice as evident from the difference of data. This issue has arisen

- on Iy after the implementation of new web-scheduling software. The same has been conveyed vide ref. (1)and (2) for the month of Aug and Sept-20 16, the details which are again reproduced below:

(a) August-2016:

I WRLDC DATA(MWh) as per AS PER REA BY DIFFERENCE REMARKSt! website WRPC TOTAL (MWh)! ISGS URS TOTAL VALUE(MWh) ~ ["

I 18667.205 1703.135 20370.34 22075.19 1704.85 URS seemsi doubled.

(b) September-2016:

I WRLDC DATA(MWh) as per AS PER REA BY DIFFERENCE REMARKSwebsite WRPC TOTAL (MWh)

IISGS URS TOTAL VALUE(MWh)

l 14734.14 1130.12 15864.26 16994.88 1130.62 URS seemsdoubled.

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2. In the REA issued for October 2016, NVVN COAL power for Mouda is 1480.80 MWh whit is 723.87 MWh and needs correction.

as per WRLDC data

Kindly arrange to rectify the above and issue revised REA for August, September and October-2016 incorporating theissues already conveyed.

Superintending Engineer (SO)SLDC, CSPTCL, Raipur

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Copy to: - 1) The General Manager, WRLDC, F-3, MIDC Area, marol (Andheri east), Mumbai.

2) The General Manager, ERPC, 14, Golf Club Road Tollygunje Kolkata-700033.

3) The ED (Comml), CSPDCL, Raipur for information and necessary action please.

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Subject!· Me:etingfQt SR·WR CQnst,iiq~fits ....,]durins ~Q eommerctal co-mmitteemeeting' ....sort out-Outstandiag dues of SR-WR con$t,itu~nt$ -J'e~;

Sir;

As YOM ,Kindly aware that there I!fe 19I1g pen4i,Qg l.1~yments dues between. WR &, SRCon~ituents. The,details as availaOIe, with SItPC ate at Ann,exure, S~ con&tiwe.ntshave tdkenIIp dr~'qqt~~tl.dl(1g l'~l:yment:individuqUy with the 'WR eonstttuents, Hbweye1",. the issu¢s:are ,~etto be resolved. 'In this context :8R constltuellJs' te!luested tqat ciuripg tlle next Commercial,subCommittee meeting of WRPC, a separate meeting b~tw~~fi SR. &. WR. <:<ms.tltp,ents may, be-arranged, S9 that the matter may bediscussed with MPRMCL., WRTS~. (JSPDCL~ OUvNLetc-and settled at the, earliest,

We shaH be obliged if a :S~Barat~:tpee.ting of constituents of WR; and SR 'is kindlyfacilitated during the forthcoming m~eting of WRPC-Corntperci~J sub GOtnm!~ee :We shall hewatef'pl. ;tr tqe date ,and venue of the meeting as \vell as C'01)cutrence for {lie' tfieetfug· arecbmtfiunicate4,.c5o th:aUhe cQ~tituel)t~ of S'R inay sclw4J:lle 1lreir~ravelacc@l:dinglY.

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AnnexurePending payments between WR& SR Constituents as on 02.11.2016 are as follows:

ANDHRAPRADESH/TELENGANA

RECEN ABLE FROM (~) PAYABLE TO (~)

MPPMCL I 1,21,76,270 NIL

.KARNATAKA

RECEN ABLE FROM (~) PAYABLE TO (~)

MPPMCL 13,27,208 CSPDCL 73,72,176

GUVNL 9,40,320

KERALA

RECEIVABLE FROM {~} PAYABLE TO (~)

MPPMCL 1,21,47,260

CSPDCL 7,05,279NIL

GUVNL 4,98,019

TAMILNADU

RECElV ABLE FROM (~) PAYABLE TO (~)

MPPMCL I 1,17,17,268 CSPDCL I 92,77,878

PUDUCHERRY

RECEIVABLE FROM (~) PAYABLETOm

GUVNL 1 1,02,721 NIL

Payable amount by PGCIL (WRTS I SRTS) to SR Constituents (as on 02.11.2016)

S.NO StatelUT Amount (~) Receivedlf) Paid by SRTS n on Balance to. 01.04.2016 (~) receive (~)rye

1 Andhra Pradesh 47,05,447 3,69,848 10,16,847 33,18,752& Telangana

2 Karnataka 49,79,733 3,91,407 10,76120 35,12,206

3 Kerala 27,58,402 2,16,811 5,96,091 19,45,500

4 Tamil Nadu 47,21,994 3,71.149 10,20,423 33,30,422

5 Puducherry 9,24,035 72,629 1,99,684 6,51,722

6 Total 1,80,89,611 14,21,844 39,09,165 1,27,58,602

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Details of settlement of payment by GUVNL with SRbeneficiaries - energy exchange between August 1999

to Decem ber 2002

Receivable GUVNL Payable

KSEB Pudusherry

GUVNL 2661130 1409406 136845

Payment received from APSEB663583 351451 34124and settled on 15.11.2013

Payment received from TNEB 1057227 559936 54366and settled on 23.09.2013

Payment to be received fromKPTCL and pending for 940320 498019 48355settlement as on 14.07.2016

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The Chief Engineel' (fliP),Maharashtra State El,ectrh~ity Dist ution Compo ltd.,s" ,F100f' Prakashl3arh, ' IMumbal. : I

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Sub:- Payment of Bs. 216.11 crore (prtne pal amount) towards power export toSR beneficiaries.

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Several cor_respond!3nce has i already mads from this office for, I

releasing the payment of F,s. 2~6.10,97 ,B56/~ against the exchange of power, I

between WR-SR during 2000-01, which alre enclosed herewith for your reference

. as desire vide Your office letter no. 3694 dtt· 01 .02.201 6. .

It is therefore once again requested to please look into the matter and

arrange to release the desired payment o~ Rs.26,10.97,356/· in favour ofCSPDCL

at the earliest. I

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Dear Sir,

Thanking you,

j _YO~~.faithfully, ,

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Copy to:" I \0\...·1/ . The Member Secretary, WRPC, r-3, MIDC Area; Andhuri(E.est). Mumbai .

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Record Notes of discussions held on 9th December 2016 at WRPC, Mumbai between WR and SR constituents regarding outstanding

payment issues

A meeting between SR & WR constituents to discuss the outstanding dues between Southern & Western Regional constituents was held on 9.12.2016 at WRPC, Mumbai . The list of participants is at Annexure-1. Shri Satyanarayan.S, Superintending Engineer (C), WRPC welcomed the participants from SR & WR to the Meeting . He informed the forum that the outstanding dues were settled by MSEDCL (MSEB) to SR constituents and the issue have narrowed down since last meeting. He informed the forum that the issue of pending payment between WR-SR was pending for a long time and requested the WR-SR constituents to make efforts to sort out this issue with in the financial year 2016-17. He stated that the WR-SR dues have two parts, one pertaining to the energy transactions and the second part is the amount payable by PGCIL (WRTS / SRTS) to SR Constituents, which was earlier credited wholly to WRTS account. 1. Outstanding payment issues between SR and WR Constituents.

1.1. After the discussions the final reconciled figures of outstanding dues, except in the case of

MPPMCL, were agreed as below:-

Payable by WR constituents S.NO State/ Utility Receivable

from Kerala

( `) Puducherry

( `) 1 CSPDCL 7,05,279 2 GUVNL * 4,98,019 48,355

* GUVNL had paid Rs. 5,59,936/- (against an outstanding of Rs. 10,57,955/-) and Rs.

54,366/- (against an outstanding of Rs. 1,02,721/-) to Kerala and Puducherry respectively.

Payable by SR constituents S.NO State / Utility

Receivable from GUVNL

(`) CSPDCL

(`) 1 Karnataka 9,40,320 73,72,176 2 TamilNadu 92,77,878

1.2. GUVNL stated that on receipt of the dues from Karnataka they would immediately settle the

dues to Kerala and Puducherry. 1.3. Tamil Nadu stated that once the receivable from MPPMCL is realized then they would

settle the dues to CSPDCL.

1.4. It is noted that the there was no participation from Karnataka in the meeting, in spite of repeated reminders. The WR constituents were of the opinion that since the Karnataka owes outstanding dues to WR constituents their representation in the discussion would have hastened the reconciliation and requested SRPC Secretariat to take up the matter with KPTCL / PCKL.

1.5. MPPMCL had stated that the due amounts as indicated in the minutes / record notes of the

previous meetings on the issue were not acceptable to MPPCL and they have informed the forum that they will submit the details of pending dues to MPPCL from SR constituents shortly. In a nutshell MPPCL informed the forum that as per their records they have to receive money from AP and Kerala and they are finding some difference in the amount payable to TamilNadu.

1.6. SE (C ) ,SRPC informed the forum that MPPPCL had not attended the previous meetings and they have not responded with in the reasonable time to the Minutes of the meeting to correct them. He also informed the forum that MPPCL did not responded to the requests of SR constituents letters wrt to reconciliation of accounts .

1.7. Representative from Tamil Nadu stated that meeting regarding the issue was held with Director (Finance), MPPMCL and the amount reconciled was Rs. 1,17,17,268/- (payable to Tamil Nadu) and now MPPCL had come up with different figure. This would not help in settling the dues early.

1.8. The forum requested MPPMCL to furnish all the documents pertaining to their claims by

the end of December 2016 , so that the figures can be verified by respective entities and hopefully reconcile the figures before the next meeting of WRPC .

1.9. SE (C ),WRPC informed that if it is needed a meeting at Jabalpur, Madhya Pradesh would

be convened with a participation from AP, Kerala and TN to reconcile the figures.

1.10. SE (C), WRPC also stated that after reconciliation of accounts WR constituents would attend the meeting with SR constituents during the next CCM meeting of SRPC and hoped that all the outstanding dues would be cleared at an early date.

1.11. MPPMCL agreed to furnish all the documents wrt to their claim to the SR constituents by the end of December, 2016 .

1.12. The forum requested respective SR constituents to respond to MMPCL facts and figures within a fortnight to reconcile the accounts.

1.13. MPPMCL also stated that the wheeling charge issue in respect of the transaction with KSEB would be taken up with GRIDCO/KSEB separately.

1.14. Superintending Engineer (C), SRPC requested the WR and SR constituents to take up the pending payment issues directly with the respective utility with a copy to WRPC and SRPC secretariats. He also requested utilities to reconcile the figures first to sort out the long pending payment issues .

2. Outstanding payment in respect of WR export to SR during August and

September, 2002. 2.1. The second part of the outstanding dues, regarding the amount payable by PGCIL (WRTS /

SRTS) to SR Constituents, in respect of the energy export from WR to SR during August-September, 2002, which was earlier credited wholly to WR by WRTS.

2.2. During the last meeting held on 28.10.2014, WRTS stated that they had verified the statements of SEBs and it was found that the amount received from PTC was reflected in the reconciliation statements of 2004-05 signed with individual SEBs, except GUVNL and DD and requested the WR constituents to reimburse 50% of the amount credited to them in this respect. The status of reimbursement furnished by WRTS was as under:-

S.NO SEB Amount

credited (`) Ratio Amount to

Reimbursed (`) Status

1 MPSEB 80,33,192 0.2161 40,07,044 Under Process 2 CSEB 27,52,273 0.0740 13,72,148 Under Process 3 MSEB 1,31,21,208 0.3529 65,43,664 Under Process 4 GOA 15,61,537 0.0420 7,78,787 Payment

received 5 DNH 13,61,802 0.0366 6,78,657 Payment

received

2.3. Payable amount by PGCIL (WRTS / SRTS) to SR Constituents (as on 09.12.2016)

S.NO State/UT Amount (`) Received(`) Paid by SRTS II on 01.04.2016 (`)

Balance to receive (`)

1 Andhra Pradesh & Telangana

47,05,447 3,69,848 10,16,847 33,18,752

2 Karnataka 49,79,733 3,91,407 10,76120 35,12,206 3 Kerala 27,58,402 2,16,811 5,96,091 19,45,500 4 Tamil Nadu 47,21,994 3,71.149 10,20,423 33,30,422 5 Puducherry 9,24,035 72,629 1,99,684 6,51,722 6 Total 1,80,89,611 14,21,844 39,09,165 1,27,58,602

2.4. WRTS stated that the reconciliation would be completed before the next WRPC meeting.

Superintending Engineer (C), WRPC thanked all the participants for the proactive role played by them in sorting out the long pending WR-SR outstanding dues issue.

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Subject: Note on KAPS Add agenda during 74th CCMTo: Cc:

Date: 22/12/16 02:06 PMFrom: comml[email protected]

Kamlesh Jangid <[email protected]>,"S.K.Nair" <[email protected]>

DECSP <[email protected]>

Sir, As desired, a brief of discussion during 74th CCM as a additional agenda is as under. Beneficiaries of WR have signed PPA dated 22.09.2005 with Nuclear Power Corporation India Ltd(NPCIL) for supply of power from KAPS Unit 1&2. Both the units of the KAPS are under forcedoutage since long i.e. Unit – 1 (1.07.2015) & Unit – 2 (11.03.2016) and there is uncertainty aboutrestoration of supply. It is observed from the REAs published by WRPC that KAPS is drawing significant power from thegrid and accordingly as per REA the energy is debited from each beneficiary in proportion to theirallocation from the station. The detail of monthly energy consumed

Month Total GUVNL shareApr16 5794161 1646069May16 6270894 1781504Jun16 0 0Jul16 5180964 1471865Aug16 5327124 1513388Sep16 5198549 1475516Oct16 5057723 1435190Nov16 4566190 1294440

Total Energy 37395605.3 10617972 Considering the tariff of around Rs. 2.37 per unit, GUVNL has to recover around 2.52 Crs. fromKAPS. Normally, the power drawn by the station is adjusted against the power supplied to thebeneficiaries as per PPA. However, now since the station is under outage since more than eightmonths, there is no clarity regarding resumption of supply and considerable energy has beenconsumed by KAPS, the same needs to be settled in the payment made by beneficiaries againstsupply from TAPS 3 & 4. WRPC is requested to direct NPCIL to settle the above with beneficiary. RegardsCommerce DepartmentGujarat Urja Vikas Nigam Ltd.Vadodara, Gujarat" Save Energy for Prosperous Furure" Please do not print this email unless it is absolutely necessary. The information contained in this electronic message and any attachments to this message are intended for the exclusive use of the addressee(s) and may contain proprietary, confidential or privileged information. If you are not the intended recipient, you should not disseminate, distribute or copy this email. Please notify the sender

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