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Western Regional Workshop Power Distribution reforms-Key to growth M.S.Kele, CE (Commercial), MSEDCL, Mumbai. Date:12 Sept.2011 Power Sector : in Maharashtra Maharashtra State : Supplied Electricity through Four Power Distribution


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Western Regional Workshop

“Power Distribution reforms-Key to growth”

M.S.Kele, CE (Commercial), MSEDCL, Mumbai. Date:12 Sept.2011

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Power Sector : in Maharashtra

Maharashtra State : Supplied Electricity through Four Power Distribution Utilities.

Maharashtra State Electricity Board (MSEB) was unbundled into three companies on 6th June, 2005

  • BEST
  • Tata Power company
  • Reliance Energy limited
  • MSEDCL

Mumbai

  • MSEDCL Only

Maharashtra

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Installed Capacity in Maharashtra (June 2011)

KOYNA HYDRO 1956 MW SMALL HYDRO 638 MW URAN GTPS 672 MW

MSPGCL HYDRO 2594 MW & MSPGCL GAS 672 MW

Total MSPGCL installed Capacity 9996 MW

MSPGCL Installed Capacity 9996 MW CENTRAL SECTOR +GoM Hydro 4120 MW

RGPPL (1940 MW) +NCE (2814 MW)+ IPPs (1955 MW)+Dodson Hydro 44 MW

TATA & RELIANCE 2527 MW

23396 MW

Koradi 620 Nasik , 880 Bhusawal , 420 Parali , 1130 Chandrap ur, 2340 Paras 500 MW Khaperkh eda , 840

Total MSPGCL Thermal = 6730 MW

Maharashtra State Thermal 11096 Gas 3196 Hydro 3568 Nuclear 767 NCE 2814 CPP / IPP (Major) 1955 Total (MW) 23396

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Transformation-MSEB to MSEDCL

Parameters MSEB-2005 MSEDCL-2011

Installed capacity in 9856.MW 11709 MW Shortage of power 4025.MW No Shortage Annual Turnover 15072 Crs 30,000 Crs Distribution Losses: 31.72 % 17.20% AT & C losses

36.06 %

19.03 % Collection efficiency: 85.19 % 98.52 % Billing Efficiency 68.86 % 82.21% Transformer failure rate 18.52 % 13.48% Investment for Infrastructure 1017.Crs > 15,000 Crs Agriculture connections 23.24,Lackhs

31.55 lackhs

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MSEDCL at a Glance

Largest Distribution Company in India. Area: 3.08 Lakh Sq. km; Villages: 41095; Towns : 457 Consumers: 1.94 Cr. (Agricultural: 31 Lakhs /Residential: 142 Lakhs)March 2011 Sub-stations & Switching Stations: 2,033 (33/11 & 22/11 kV) March 2010 HT & LT Lines: 8 Lakh ckts km , Distribution Transformers: 3,21,351 Monthly Revenue : Rs 2500 Cr (Approx) Average Cost of Supply: Rs. 4.54 / unit Zones: 14/ Circles: 43/ Divisions: 137/ Sub Divisions: 629 / Section Offices: 3294 Employees: 77,291 Departmental & 10,335 Outsourced

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MSEDCL :Sales and Revenue mix for FY 2010-11

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Distribution Loss

Particulars 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11

Input to MSEDCL ( MUs) 69813 73400 74559 80526 86170 Sale of MSEDCL ( MUs) 49148 55716 58171 63941 71279 Distribution Loss (MUs) 20655 17684 16388 16585 14891 % Dist. Loss 29.6 24.09 21.98 20.6 17.28 % Collection efficiency 94.07 97.8 96.61 98.98 98.52 MUs

10000 20000 30000 40000 50000 60000 70000 80000 90000 100000 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 Distribution Loss (MUs) Sale of MSEDCL ( MUs) 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11

% Dist. Loss % Collection efficiency

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AT & C Loss –Schematic Diagram

Energy Input (Units) Energy consumption (Units) Energy Billed to Consumers (Units) Amount Billed to Consumers (Units) Amount Recovered (Units) Energy Realized (Units)

Billing Gap Recovery Gap

AT &C Loss

Formulae:

AT&C Loss (%)=(Energy Input-Energy realized) x 100/ Energy input Energy realized= Energy billed x Collection efficiency Collection Efficiency(%)= Amount realized x100/ Amount billed Average tariff = Amount billed / Units Billed Energy Realized = Amount recovered / Average tariff

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Reasons: AT&C Loss

 Technical Loss

 Universal Service Obligation  Large scale rural electrification  Ad-hoc expansion without proper planning  Old technology & fragile infrastructure  Too many transformation stages  Low power factor  Improper load management  Improper location of DTC  Substandard material  Poor construction methods

 Commercial Loss  Metering:

 Theft – hooking  Tampering of meter  Old/electromechanical meters  Nature & Locations of meters

 Billing

 Inaccurate Reading  Methodology of billing  Average/in accessible cons.  Improper tariff & Wrong calculations

 Collection

 Payment mode & facilities  Non-effective disconnection

 Loss of opportunity by any reason, to serve consumers is biggest loss of utility

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Measures to reduce AT&C losses

  • Implementation of various schemes

– Infrastructure plan – RGGVY – APDRP & R-APDRP

  • Demand Side management

– Single phasing – Gaothan feeder Separation

  • Reactive Power management
  • Theft detection & Damini Squad
  • MMR scheme
  • IT initiatives
  • Power distribution franchisee
  • Mahavitaran Apulia Dari for Ag.consumers
  • Priority in releasing of HT & other connections
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Sr. No Year No.of Conn. checked No.of theft cases detected No.of FIR lodged Amount recovered in Crs

1 2005-06 160828 56569 8123 35.19 2 2006-07 225262 59797 10162 38.77 3 2007-08 476983 89880 9411 55.41 4 2008-09 990092 57065 4864 44.48 5 2009-10 1040041 50698 9681 54.28 6 2010-11 662375 17268 5058 14.30

7 Total 3555581 331277 47299 242.43

Theft Detection

  • Measures:
  • 40 Flying squads in three

regions under V&s Dept

  • Additional 120 special

squads at divisional level.

  • 43 Damini squads at circle

level.

  • Six Special police stations

are established.

  • Mass raids are conducted at

high theft prone area.

  • Kiosk to HT consumers &

reading through MRI

  • Stringent action on high

value consumers & action

  • n departmental staff also.
  • Reward for informers

/outsiders

  • Incentive for staff

Clear & loud Message to consumers & Employees: “Theft of energy is Stigma on Society & We are going to eradicate it, by Zero tolerance in Theft. ”

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MSEDCL - Infrastructure Plan

Aim & Objectives

  • f Infra

Plan

Reliable and Quality Power Supply Meet the Load Growth Demand. Reduce Distribution Losses. Reduce DTC Failure Rate

Progress of Activity Scope of work Commissioned

New Substation 613 348 Augmentation of Power Transformer 330 272 Additional Power Transformer 428 349 H.T. Lines (Km) 50323 25344 L.T. Lines (Km) 15657 6395 Distribution Transformer 68147 46734 HVDS 13256 8365 Pole Mounted Capacitor Banks 2896 1707 Cost of Infra.plan project Rs.9013.96 crs Rs.5184 crs

Results of scheme:

  • HT/LT ratio reduced
  • Technical losses are

reduced.

  • Transformer failure rate

reduced by 2-3 %

  • Strengthen infrastructure

has increased consumers satisfaction.

  • Reliability & Quality of

supply improved.

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R-APDRP

R-APDRP Part-A Part-B

Object Establishment of baseline data with IT & EA with IT Based Consumer Service centers Loss reduction & Strengthening

  • f network with IT base
  • San. Amt.

324 Crs for 130 towns 1793 Crs for 94 towns Progress L&T, Spanco & Reliance Infra had started work in most of Cities DPR of 35 Towns under sanction for Rs. 2708.09 Crs.

RGGVY Scheme-Phase I & II

Objectives Scope of Work Wadi electrification  Releasing of connections for BPL consumers  BPL connections released 10.73 lacks as against 13.44 lacks. It will reduce HT/LT ration resulting in T&D loss. Scheme Cost

  • Rs. 713.45 Crs

BPL Households 13,44,087 HT Line (km) 5,218 LT Line 8,506 New DTCs 9,015 Progress 80 %

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Energisation of Ag Pumps

  • Sr. No.

Year Achievement

1 2000-01 50,502 2 2001-02 38,052 3 2002-03 49,014 4 2003-04 74,021 5 2004-05 81,294 6 2005-06 79,466 7 2006-07 1,22,566 8 2007-08 1,18,076 9 2008-09 1,14,728 10 2009-10 1,54,415 11 2010-11 321,299

Target for Ag pump Energisation during 2011-12 is : Zero Pendency of Ag.applications

50502 38052 49014 74021 81294 79466 122566 118076 114728 154415 321299 50000 100000 150000 200000 250000 300000 350000 Pumps Energized

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Demand Side management

Name of Scheme Cost of scheme Feeders Covered Villages Covered Villages benefited Load magt

Single Phasing (Phases-I,II,III) 979 Crs 1954 15445 13667 1875MW GFSS (phases-I,II,III) 2853 Crs 2319 17709 12733 2718 MW Total 3832 Crs 4273 33154 (41095) 26400 4593 MW

Mass Meter Replacement Program

Period of replacement

No of consumers whose meters replaced Billed Mus in Yr 2008-09 (Before MMR) Billed Mus in Yr-2009-10 (After MMR) Rise in sale % Rise

2008-09

11,73,881 724.7 1064.2 339.5 46.84%

2009-10 12,14,822 898.76 1267.74 368.98

41.05 %

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Initiatives by MSEDCL

ZLS

  • Scheme

implemented at revenue HQ

  • ZLS surcharge

based on DCL

  • MSEDCL is

revenue neutral.

  • Period Dec-09 to

Mar-11

  • Quarterly

reconciliation of charges

Damini Squad

  • Squad of ladies
  • nly: Under the

direct control of SE (O & M)

  • A lady AE/JE will be

In-charge with 2-3

  • utsourcing ladies

with ITI certificate

  • n daily wage

basis.

  • Cross checking of

meter reading of R & C category

Pre-paid Meters

  • Pilot basis-Vasi

/Pune

  • Improved cash flow
  • No monthly bills &

SD

  • Energy

conservation –

  • No Consumer

grievance & No disconnection.

  • No billing Hassel
  • Advance money to

MSEDCL

Amnesty Schemes

  • 2004:- Krishi

/Powerloom & Nalpani Sanjivani Yojana

  • 2005:-Amnesty

Scheme (For R,C & I PD LT Consumers

  • 2007:-Navprakash

Yojana Resi. Consumers ( 0.5 kW)

  • 2011:-Krishi

Sanjivani/Jeevan Sanjivani Yojana

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IT Initiatives

System related

  • Data Center at BKC

Bandra, Mumbai

  • Data recovery center at

Nagpur.

  • Communication Back Bone

2 MBps connectivity up to Sub Division office

  • Computerized billing

System

  • E-Tendering System

(Materials Supply, Works)

  • Asset Management
  • Document Management

Project Management

  • AMR
  • Energy Accounting

System

  • Feeder wise Energy

Accounting, DTC Energy Accounting.

  • Consumer Indexing
  • Online New Connection

Tracking System

  • Integration Middleware

for Integrating the existing billing system

Customer services

  • Online Consumer Bill
  • On line bill payment by

credit card/debit card, etc

  • Bill amount by SMS
  • Consumer Facility

centers

  • 24x7 call centers in big

cities.

  • Integration Middleware

for Integrating the existing billing system.

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Power Distribution franchisee

  • Bhiwandi:

– First DF in India with M/s TPL since 26.01.2007 – Input Based franchisee Model – Win-Win situation to all stakeholders

  • Nagpur:

– Second DF in State – M/s Spanco is winning Bidder – Operation started since 1st may 2011

  • Aurangabad:

– Third DF in State – M/s GTL is running in Aurangabad – Operation started since 1st may 2011

  • Jalgaon:

– Fourth DF in state – M/s CGL is winning bidder – Operation is not started yet.

Parameter January 2007 March- 2011

AT&C Loss 58.2% 18.5% T/F failure rate 42.0% 3.05%

  • Coll. Effi.

58.91% 99.16% No.of feeders 46 86 EHV capacity 550 MVA 1000 MVA Consumers 1.74 Lacs 2.35 lacs Accurate metering 23.0% 98.0% Franchisee business in loss making area is win-win situation to all stakeholders

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Long Term Power Procurement Plan (LTPP)

Case 1 Stage 1 (2300 MW)

Sr No. Developer Location of plant Capacity Offered In MW Levelized Tariff Rs./ kwh SCoD 1 JSW Energy Ltd Ratnagiri Jaigad, Dist:-Ratnagiri 300 MW 2.71 Oct 2010 2 Adani Power Maharashtra Limited Tiroda Dist: Gondia 1320 MW 2.642 Aug 2012 3 Lanco Vidarbha Thermal Power Ltd Mandava Dist:- Wardha 680 MW 2.70 Sept 2012

Case 1 Stage 2 (2600 MW)

Sr No. Developer Location of Plant Capacity Offered Levelized Tariff Rs./kwh SCoD

1 Emco Energy Limited Warora, District Chandrapur 200 MW 2.879 17.03.2014 2 India bulls Power Limited, Amravati Nandgaonpeth , Amravati 450 MW 750 MW 3.26 3.26 22.03. 2014 05.06.2014 3 Adani Power Maharashtra Limited Tiroda, Dist: - Gondia 1200 MW 3.28 31.03.2014

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Challenges before MSEDCL

MSEDCL

Loss reduc tion CPP

IPP

Open Access

Threat

  • f

loosing market High power purchas e cost

Consu mer Satisfac tion

Parallel license

Deemed license

Exempt ion of license

MSEDCL:Challenges:

 Loss Reduction: 1% Loss= 200-250 Crs High Power Purchase Cost: Rs.2.84 & Av.cost to serve consumer is 4.55/-  Private Generators: CPP/IPP & Co-generators are having their own use/ sale to third party through Open access provisions.  License: Exemption/Parallel/Deemed license provision will loose consumer base of utilities.  REC Policy: Distribution business by SHGs, local panchayat,, Co-op.societies. Customer satisfaction: By improving services / by rationalized tariff.

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Best practices in MSEDCL

MSEDCL

Damini squad

ZLS

Model

GFSS & Single Phasing

Amnesty schemes for Ag,PWW,

Mahavit ran Aplya Dari

Spot Photo Billing

Dist.

Franchise e Direct recruitm ent for all posts

 Initiatives:

 Mahavitaran Apulia Dari to release Ag connections  MMRS- Approx. 2 lack meters/month  100 percent Metering and billing to Ag pumps on non separated/mixed feeder.  Connected Load of all AG pumps to be checked  Reactive Power management by Repairing of capacitors bank & by additional Station & line capacitors.  Temporary withdrawal of employees where manhandling, mass agitation against recovery,etc  Massive Theft detection & disconnection drive

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Way Forward

 Distribution loss to be brought down to 15%  Collection efficiency to be improved to 100%  All old meters beyond 10 years in service to be replaced.  Centralized MIS system to be in place for better information flow.  AMR for 20000 revenue intensive consumers & 10240 HV FDR to be introduced.  Upgrade Infrastructure to meet challenge of 25000 MW.  Ring Main in Urban.

Load shedding Free State by 2012

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murharikele@gmail.com Mob.No.07208066000