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30 having an aggregate capacity of 10318 MW were identified to be undertaken under Phase-II programme till the end of Xth Plan to accrue a benefit of 3684.91 MW. c) National Perspective Plan: National Perspective Plan was formulated by CEA in the year 2000 including R&M proposals under Phase-II alongwith the left out schemes of National Committee (Phase-I) under implementation/ yet to be implemented. This Plan indicated the benefit of about 7755 MW during the IXth, Xth and XIth Plan through R&M of existing 117 schemes with an aggregate installed capacity of 19370 MW at an estimated cost of Rs.4654 crores. d) Revised Xth & XIth Plan Programme: The schemes identified by CEA under National Perspective Plan and not completed till the beginning of the Xth Plan were reviewed in totality in consultation with the utilities and a total of 74 schemes (11 schemes under the Central Sector and 63 schemes under State Sector) having a total installed capacity of 8082.45 MW to accrue a benefit of 2446.87 MW at an estimated cost of Rs.2712.237 Crores were identified for renovation, modernization and uprating during the Xth Plan and presently the schemes are under various stages of implementation. Further 31 schemes (2 schemes under Central Sector and 29 schemes under State Sector) having a total installed capacity of 4681 MW to accrue a benefit of 4415.10 MW at an estimated cost of Rs.2168.61 Crores were identified for RM&U during the XIth Plan. e) Plan wise summary of hydro R&M Schemes : SL. Plan Period No. of Schems Installed Cost (Rs.in Crs.) Benefit Central State Total Capacity Actual Estimated (MW) 1 Completed VIIIth Plan 2 11 13 1282.00 127.37 429.00 2. IXth Plan 8 12 20 4892.10 567.56 1338.03 3 Xth Plan (till 31.3.04) Programme 2 11 13 1278.80 458.28 385.00 4 Xth Plan (Remaining period) 9 52 61 6803.65 2247.65 2061.87 5 XIth Plan 2 29 31 4681.00 2168.61 4415.10 f) Achievement during the period 1-1-2003 to 31-03-2003 of the year 2002-03 : The following 3 State Sector schemes to accrue a benefit of 94.30 MW having an installed capacity of 94.30 MW at an estimated cost of Rs.148.67 Crores have been completed during the period 01-01-2003 to 31-03-2003 of the year 2002-03. Sl. No. Name of scheme (I.C. in MW), Agency 1 Munirabad (2x9 + 1x10.3), VVNL 2 Panniar (2x15), KSEB 3 Umium St.I (4x9), MeSEB g) Programme for the year 2003-04 : As per the revised Xth Plan programme, the following 11 schemes (3 in Central Sector & 8 in State Sector) to accrue a benefit of 170.35 MW having an installed capacity of 2737.95 MW at an estimated cost of Rs.199.865 Crores have been programmed for completion during the year 2003-04. Sl. No. Name of scheme (I.C. in MW), Agency 1 Shanan Ph-A (4x15 + 1x50), PSEB
2 Pong (6x60), BBMB 3 Bhadra (1x2), KPCL 4 Sharavathy Ph-A (10x103.5), KPCL 5. Shivasamudram (6x3+4x6), VVNL 6. Pykara (3x6.65+1x11+2x14), TNEB 7. Maithon (1x20), DVC 8. Bhira Tail Race (2x40), MSEB 9. Koyna Gen. Complex (4x70+4x80+4x80), MSEB 10 Tillari(1x60), MSEB 11. Khandong (2x25), NEEPCO h) Achievement during the year 2003-04 (1.4.2003 to 31.03.2004) The following 4 (2 in Central Sector & 2 in State Sector) out of the 11 schemes A view of TG Hall programmed for the year 2003-04 with an installed capacity of 600.00 MW have been completed at an expenditure of about Rs.32.205 Crores against the estimated cost of Rs.34.65 Crores during the year 2003-04 to accrue a benefit of 36.00 MW. Sl. No. Name of scheme (I.C. in MW), Agency 1 Shanan Ph-A (4x15 + 1x50), PSEB 2 Pong (6x60), BBMB 3. Bhira Tail Race (2x40), MSEB 4. Khandong (2x25), NEEPCO Works on remaining 7 schemes are in advanced stage and report regarding their completition are awaited from the respective utilities. 31
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Page 13 and 14: Control room of a power plant POWER
Page 15 and 16: Capacity Addition : Programme and A
Page 17 and 18: THE ELECTRICITY ACT, 2003 The Elect
Page 19 and 20: Distribution Reforms & Accelerated
Page 21 and 22: APDRP Status As on 31.03.2004 (Rs.
Page 23 and 24: in Eastern & North-Eastern Regions
Page 25 and 26: MAJOR TRANSMISSION NETWORK OF INDIA
Page 27 and 28: During 2003-04 Rs. 600 crore have b
Page 29 and 30: ANNEXURE-II Physical and financial
Page 31 and 32: Government has approved a new schem
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Page 65 and 66: Badarpur Thermal Power Station INTR
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Page 69 and 70: units of 500 MW at Singrauli, Korba
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Introduction of High Temperature En
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wide telecom network at an estimate
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Rural Electrification Corporation L
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Cumulatively, since launch of the p
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Sl No Name of the Power Stations Ge
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One 2.50 Km long tunnel with Power
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Himalayas. The power house site is
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Tehri Hydro Development Corporation
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Generator Barrel concreting has bee
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STATUTORY BODIES Chapter - 21.9 Dam
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unit #3 of BTPS ‘B’ have been i
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Bhakra Beas Management Board Bhakra
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Hydel Channel are being carried out
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Central Power Research Institute Th
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of programs on Energy Environment L
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for the financial year 2001-02 and
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assist the Director (Grievances). T
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As a result of said effort the stat
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employees only, as officers of Clas
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Statement - II INSTALLED CAPACITY (
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Statement - IV INSTALLED CAPACITY (
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Statement - VI INSTALLED CAPACITY (
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