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GOVERNMENT OF KARNATAKA
DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY
ANNUAL
REPORT
1994-95
DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY
The
Department
of
Energy
was
established
in May 1989 by bifurcating
Electricity from the Department of Public
Works and Electricity, Department.
During
October
1993, Non Conventional Energy has
also
been
entrusted
to
the
Energy
Department.
With
these
changes
the
following
items coroe under .the purview of
the Department of Energy.
1. Power generation
2. Power transmission and distribution
3. Non Conventional energy (.except
rural
energy earning under
RDPR
Department
Th©
.loll owing
Organisations
and
departments qpme under the administrative
control ,o;f Department of Energy
1; Karnataka Power Corporation
2. Karnataka Electr'fdity Board
Department of Electrical Inspectorate
The Achievements of the Department
of Energy ,ahd i.ts organisations in the year
1994,-95 fluid the programmes for the year
1995-96 ijr power generation,, transmission
and
distribution and non
conventional
anergy are indicated in the subsequent
paragraphs.
Karna^ka,
Power*
is
being
iafctfh d^;;the public sector and
K.p.C,' and K.E.B. are the
pQirer generators.
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KARNATAKA POWER CORPORATION LTD
ANNUAL ADMINISTRATIVE REPORT
FOR THE YEAR 1994-95
1.00 PREAMBLE :
The Karnataka Power Corporation Ltd
is
a
wholly owned
Government
of
Karnataka Undertaking entrusted with the
responsibility
of
investigation,
construction, operation & main-tenance
of power projects in the State
of
Karnataka.
The installed capacity of
the Corporation at the beginning of the
year was 2916.15 MW. During the year,
Raichur Thermal Power Station (210 MW)
was successfully put on commercial run.
Apart from the Operation & Maintenance
of
different
power
stations,
the
Corporation is executing several power
projects. The status of works in these
projects is briefly described below :2.00 OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF
POWER PROJECTS:
2.01
The Corporation has in operation
12 nos. of Hydro and One Thermal Power
Plant with a total installed capacity of
2916 MW.
The energy planned to be
produced during 1994-95 from all the
Power Stations is 13069 MU against which
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World
Bank.
The World
Bank
have
cancelled their assistance from 1.8.93.
The balance works are taken up from the
Plan
assistance.
The
date
of
completion of Kadra dam was revised with
a view to store water in Kadra dam upto
EL 25 M during June 1995 so as to
facilitate drawal of water for
the
testing of circulating system of Kaiga
Plant as per NPCL requirements.
The amount spent for Kadra Dam and
Power House upto Dec.’94 is Rs.185.00
crores against the estimated cost of
Rs.260 crores.
First unit of 50 MW is
programmed to be commissioned during
Aug.’96.
The
total
estimated
cost
for
Kodasalli Dam & Power House is Rs.186
crores and upto Dec.’94, an amount of
Rs.85.00 crores has been spent.
The
commissioning
of the 1st
unit
is
programmed to be completed by April
1997.
3.03
GERUSOPPA HYDRO ELECTRIC PROJECT
(4 X 60 MW):
Gerusoppa Hydro Electric Project (4
X 60 MW)
is a tail race scheme on
Sharavathi
river d/s of
SGS.
It
envisages generation of power through
water released from SGS and from a small
commissioning of 1st unit is
for 1998-99.
programmed
3.04 BHADRA RIGHT BANK CANAL POWER HOUSE:
The
Bhadra
scheme
involves
installation of additional unit of 6 MW
on Bhadra Right Bank Canal Power House.
The total estimated cost of Bhadra Right
Bank Canal Power House is
Rs.14.53
crores and upto Dec. 1994, an amount of
Rs.0.70 crore has been spent.
Financing
for this project will be met out of plan
assistance.
3.05
BRINDAVAN SMALL HYDEL SCHEME:
The Brindavan Small Hydel Scheme
consists of installation of 2 Units 6 MW
each.
The total estimated cost
of
Brindavan Scheme is Rs.34 crores and
upto Dec.
1994, an amount of Rs.2.90
crores has been spent. The project is
under financial assistance from OECF
through REC.
Both the units of this
scheme will be commissioned during the
early part of 9th Plan.
4.00
RENOVATION
4.01
SHARAVATHI GENERATING STATION
The Sharavathi Generating Station
has 10 units each of 89.1 MW. The units
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drop schemes on Tungabhadra Left Bank
Canal
in
Raichur
district
were
identified
and
undertaken.
These
schemes are (1) Kalroala (0.4 MW),
(2)
Ganekal (0.35 MW), (3) Sirwar (1 MW) and
(4) Mallapura (2x4.5 MW). While Kalmala
and Sirwar were commissioned during 1990
and 1992 respectively and Ganekal and
Mallapur were commissioned during 93-94.
6.00
FINANCE :
The Revised plan outlay for 1994-95
for capital works is Rs.297 crores.
The
Govt of Karnataka has so far released
Rs.32.35 crores during the year.
KPC
has also been sanctioned a term loan of
Rs.40.13
crores by LTC during
the
current year.
IDBI has sanctioned Rs.20
crores under the bill Re-discounting
scheme.
A line of credit of Rs.3 crores
has been sanctioned by M/s HDFC for
funding
the House Building
Advance
Scheme of the Corporation.
The Fixed
Deposit Scheme of the Corporation was
continued during the year and an amount
of Rs.38.79 crores received as deposits
to the end of December 1994.
In all&132
crores has been drawn as loans during
the year and out of which a su^m of Rs.
33.32 crores has already been repaid.
The Corporation has also drawn Rs.30
crores loan from M/s VISL for the Kadra
Project.
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4. New Schemes
(Advance action)
a) Hydro
b) Thermal
816
14200
Total
+
37600
838
PFC
The Ongoing Projects include Kadra &
Kodasalli,Gerusoppa,
Brindavan
and
Bhadra Right Bank Hydel Projects and
RTPS Unit 4 works. New Schemes on which
advance is proposed are Mulki
Dam,
Sarpadi,
Shivasamudram,
Almatti,
Mahadayi, Gangavali, Dandeli, Jurala,
Singur,
Varahi Stage II,
Mini/Micro
Hydels and RTPS Units 5 & 6.
During 1995-96 it is expected to add
28.8 MW by uprating the balance 2 units
of SGS.
8.02
The planned generation from KPCL
Stations during 1995-96 is 14804 MU
e.,
i.
5002 MU from Thermal and 9802 MU
from Hydel sources. Total revenue from
sale of energy is expected to be about
Rs.991.54
Crores. O&M
expenses
is
estimated to be Rs.125.68 Crores and
that of fuel charges to be
Rs.421
Crores.
Payment of interest and royalty
and repayment of principal to creditors
are expected to total Rs.470.36 Crores.
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actual
generation upto Dec.’94
was
11248.82 MU. At the end of Dec.’94 we
have generated additionally 1646.8176 MU
of energy, surpassing the target fixed
of to that period.
It was possible to
surpass the targeILed energy production
due Lo the efficient operation
and
maintenance
aided by
good
monsoon
showers.
3.00 ONGOING PROJECTS :
3.01 RTPS STAGE-II UNIT-4 (IX 210 MW):
RTPS Stage-II Unit-4 (1 X 210 MW)
is being financed by OECF, Japan.
The
total estimated cost of RTPS Unit-4 is
Rs.670.50 crores and upto Dec. 1994, an
amount of Rs.533 crores has been spent.
The
unit
was
synchronised
during
September 1994 and was commissioned on
coal and full load was reached
in
Jan.’95.
3.02 KALINADI HYDRO ELECTRIC PROJECT
STAGE-II :
Out of three schemes of Kali River
Stage-II
works
on
two
schemes
viz.,Kodasalli Dara and Power House (3x40
MW) and Kadra Dam & Power House (3 x 50
MW) were undertaken from 1988 with the
financial
assistance from KEAr'.ii
and
independent catchment area.
The scheme
comprises of construction of a concrete
dam and a power house at its foot.
The
work on the construction of dam and
power house started from 1988 with the
financial assistance from World Bank.
From the beginning, Gerusoppa Project is
facing problems from environmentalist.
The Govt of India had also revoked its
earlier orders according environments
clearance to this project by its letter
dated 31.7.1992.
The World Bank have
also cancelled their assistance from
1.8.1993.
With further studies on environment
issues and persuance, MOEF/GOI in their
order dtd 8.11.93 have
communicated
their fresh approval for releases of 700
Ha of forest land for the project.
Accordingly, Govt of Karnataka vide GO
dtd 1.12.93 have also issued orders for
the release of 700 Ha of forest land for
the project.
In view of the orders
received
from MOEF/GOI
and
Forest
Department, Govt of Karnataka,
Supreme
Court was requested for the withdrawal
of special leave petition filed by KPCL
earlier.
Supreme Court,
vide
Lheir
order dtd 7.1.94 have granted permission
to withdraw the special leave petition.
The total estimated cost of the project
is Rs.232 crores and upto Dec.'1994, an
amount of Rs.76.33 crores is spent.
The
-:9:~
have been in operation for the past 30
years.
In
view of
the
improved
technology now available and the service
already
rendered
by
these
units,
uprating of the units has been taken up.
This results in raising the installed
capacity of each machine from 89.1 MW to
103.5 MW and the Station as a whole
would to add 144 MW of
generating
capacity.
The renovation is proposed to
be brought in progressively unit after
unit.
Units 1
to 8
are
already
completed. The work on Units No. 9 N
Hi
is under progress and renovation
is
expected to be completed during 95-96.
4.02
NAGJHARI POWER STATION :
There are Six units of 135 MW each
and the first three units with BMGT
coils are proposed to be uprated by
replacement
of
Epoxy
coils.
The
uprating is being carried out by M/s
BHEL
for Unit No.2.
The work
is
expected to be completed during this
financial year. The uprating of balance
two units will be taken up after the
observations of the
performance
of
Unit-2.
5.00
MINI HYDELS :
flows
With a view to harness the
for power generation, four
canal
canal
10 J-
7.00
PERSONNEL & INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS :
During
1994-95,
Industrial
Relations were by and large peacefull.
Ex-gratia of 8.33%(limited to Rs.1600/-)
in lieu of bonus was paid to
all
employees of the Corporation.
8.00
PROPOSED PLAN OF ACTIVITIES IN
1995-96
8.01
The
Corporation
proposes
to
continue the execution of balance works
of commissioned projects and ongoing
projects. The capital expenditure is
estimated at Rs.384.38 Crores.
In order
to maintain the tempo of works and keep
up with the works of commissioning of
the ongoing projects, especially those
which were being financed earlier be
external agencies and also taking into
account
the spill over payment
of
previous
years,
the
need
based
requirement of funds of Rs.37606
l.-ikhs
(+838 PFC) has been provided in the
i993-96 Budget Mild the nia < n breakup of
which is as follows:
Rs. in lakhs
1. Completed Schemes
2. Ongoing Schemes
3. Deposit Contribution
works
879
24280+838(PFC)
485
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PRIVATE SECTOR
DEVELOPMENT :
PARTICIPATION
IN
POWER
Keeping
in
view
the
ever
growing
industrial development State Government had
taken a decision during 1988 to raise the
installed capacity of the State to 7200 MW with
corresponding energy capability of 35000 M0 by
2000 AD.
However, recently, on review of the
demand for power in the agricultural
and
industrial sector it was felt by Govt that a
total
installed capacity of 9000 MW would be
necessary by 2000 A.D.
Thus it has become
necessary to take urgent steps to
ensure
additional generation capacity of atleast
4000
MW of Power.
Considering the magnitude of this
proposition costing about atleast
15000 to
17000 Crores,
it will
not be possible to
achieve this by Govt Sector alone in view of
financial constraints.
Hence private sector
participation is permitted by Stale Government
in various areas of Power development covering
Thermal,
Hydro, Solar, Wind etc.
The various
incentives
offered
for
the
Private
Entrepreneurs for encouraging investment
in
Power Sector.
As on today, one hydro project
operated by Private Sector of 18 MW capacity is
generating power in the State.
Further,
major thermal & hydro, DG sets,
Micro/Mini/Smal 1
and Wind energy
projects
aggregating to 4409.6 MW which have
been
allotted/MOUs
signed with various
private
parties for power development in Karnataka are
as follows:-
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SI.
No.
Name of the
Project
Cap.in
MW
Name of the
Firm
THERMAL/DG SETS :
1.
Hospet TPS
500
HOK Inter
continental Ltd
2.
RTPS 5 & 6
500
PPI
3.
Mangalore TPS
1000
Cogentrix
4.
TPS at Bellary
300
J indal
5.
TPS at Mangalore
360
Jaiprakash Engg.
& Steel Co.Ltd.
6.
Devanagonthi
White Field
76
Independent Power
Services Corpn.
7.
Hoodi, B’lore
40
Khoday India Ltd
8.
Kolar, Indi,
Bidar & Jamkhandi
80
HMG Power Ltd.
9.
Bijapur
150
KEI Enecgy
10. Kpppal
50
Kirloskar Oil
Engine -Ltd.
11. Tubinakere,
Mandya
130
India Power
Partners
12. DG at Peenya
50
Subhash Projects
& Marketing
13. DG at Tuakur
50
-do-
14. Multifuel TPS
at White Field
200
Karnataka
Breweries
3486
— 113 iSI.
Nd.
Name of the
Project
Cap.in
MW
Name of the
Firm
600
The Asia Power
Co.
HYDEL (MAJOR/MEDIUM):
1.
Almatti Dam PH
HYDRO (MICRO, MINI/SMALL)
1.
Shivapur MHS
18
2.
Shahapur MHS
5.95
-do-
3.
Rajankollur NLBC
1.3
-do-
4.
Kumaradhara
48
-do- j
'5.
Varahi IDPH
15
-do-
6.
Anveri MHS
1.3
Dandeli Steel &
Ferro Alloys Ltd.
7.
Tunga Anicut
20
-do-
8.
Malaprabha RBC
2
9.
Attihalla
Bhoruka Power
Corpn.Ltd.
TSP Ltd.
0.35
Yuken India Ltd.
10. Tippagondanahalli
0.15
-do-
11. Vrishabavathi
Sites A & B
0.25
-do-
12. Shiva MHS
3
13. Dhupdal MHS
2.8
Cauvery Hydro
Energy
Gokak Mills Ltd.
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SI.
No.
Name of the
Project
Cap.in
MW
Name of the
Firm
2
North East Energy
15. Harangi LBC
4.5
-do-
16. Link Canal MHS
1.5
17. Chur.chanakatte
Scheme
15
Graphite India
Ltd.
-do-
18. Madhavamanthri
Anicut
3.5
M/s Rukmini Steel
Industries Ltd
19. Ceevy MHS
6.5
C.V. Mathew
Charayil
20. Varahi Tailrace
15
The Sandur Manganise & Iron Ores
21. Hemavathi LBC
15
-do-
22. Keerthihole
21
Subhash Projects
&. Marketing Ltd.
23. Kabini DPH
20
-do-
24. Hemavathi RBC
2
-do-
25. Narayanapur LBC
9
Murudeshwar Power
Corpn.
26. Anandka
9
Arvind Mills
27. Holalu
0.5
Aparna Alloya
Pvt.Ltd.
Thermit Alloys
Pvt.Ltd.
14. Nugu MHS
28. Payashwini
3
j 15
SI.
No.
Name of the
Project
29. Upper Kaneri
30. Lakshmantheertha
31. Bhadra LBC
Cap.in
MW
Name of the
Firm
3.5
Gujarat Spinner
Ltd.
Jayashree
Industries Ltd.
3
1.5
Arun Engg.Group
253.6
WIND ENERGY :
1.
Kappatagi dda
5
Vestas RRB Ltd.
2.
Kappatagrdda
2
Doddannavar &
Brothers
3.
Jogimath
5
NEPC Micon Ltd.
4.
Jogiraath
5
Graphite India
5.
Jogimath
5
Consolidated
Energy Consult
ancy Pvt.Ltd.
6.
Gokak Hills
2
Gokak Mills Ltd.
7.
KappataguIda
Hills
5
Subhash Projects
& Marketing
8.
Kappatagudda
Hills
5
Tripower Energy
System
9.
Jogimatti
5
-do-
10. Kappatagudda
2
Muhlen Bau Eqpt.
Ltd.
-816 8-
SI.
No.
Name of the
Project
Cap.in
MW
Name of ttje
Firm
11. Bommanahalli
2
M.C.C Ltd.
12. Kappatagudda
2
BHP Engrs.
13. Kappatagudda
2
Subhadra Textiles
14. Kappatagudda
2
Wipro Financial
Services Ltd.
15. Bababudangiri
Hills
5
Triveni ETngg.
Works Ltd.
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OTHERS :
1.
Plant using
Agricultural
waste etc.
at Belgundi
TOTAL CAPACITY
16
4409.6
Global Energy
Ltd.
KARNATAKA ELECTRICITY BOARD
1.00 The Karnataka Electricity Board is mainly entrusted with
the responsibility of transmission and distribution of power
to all the consumers of the State except in Hukkeri Taluk
of Belgaum District, where this work is managed by the
Hukkeri Taluk Rural Electric Co-operative Society.
In addition, Board is owning' and operating following Five
Generating Stations.
1.
Shivasamudram
2.
Shimsha
3.
M.G.H.E., Jog
4.
Munirabad
5.
Yelahanka Diesel Generator Plant
The sources of power to the Board are
a)
From the above Five Generating Stations and State's
share of power from Thungabhadra Dam Power House.
b)
Generating
Stations
owned and
operated by M/
s. Karnataka Power Corporation Limited. The Board
is purchasing the energy from M/s. K.P.C. Ltd., at the
rates fixed by the State Government.
c)
Board is also availing its share from the Three Central
Sector Power Projects in the Southern Region Viz.,
Ramagundam Super Thermal Power Station, Madras
Atomic Power Plant and Neyveli Lignite Corporation
Station.
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The tollowing table gives the details of power generated and
imported during the year 1993-94 and 1994-95 (Upto the end
of December 1994)
Installed capa
Energy Genera
Energy
city in MW
ted (including
Imported
both KEB
auxilary con
in MUs**
and KPCL
sumption in MUs)
1993-94
3260
14285
3530
1994-95
3470
12109 *
2284 *
YEAR
Upto the end of December 1994.
This includes State's share from Central Sector Power Projects.
During the year 1993-94, 14044.32 MUs of energy was sold
to the different categories of consumers within the State. During
the year 1994-95, 15123 MUs (provisional) of energy is expected
to be sold to different categories of consumers.
The Board's programme of works for 1994-95 contemplates an
outlay of Rs. 281.17 Crores under plan and Rs. 162.20 Crores
outside the plan. Details for the past two years (1992-93 and 199394) and also for 1994-95 are furnished in the table below:
YEAR
PLAN
OUTSIDE PLAN
TOTAL
(Rs. in
(Rs. in Crores)
(Rs. in
Crores)
Crores)
1992-93
238.39
276.87
515.26
1993-94
316.08
95.08
411.16
281.17
162.20
443.37
(Revised Estimate)
(Revised Estimate)
1994-95
y 219 2-The outside plan funding includes assistance from REC Ltd.,
New Delhi, under their SPA and other programmes and
partly funded by Commercial BSnks under NABARD
refinance. Futher, this also includes the Ioan assistance from
French Government through Power Finance Corporation
for
establishing 120MW D.G. Plant at Yelahanka near
Bangalore, and loan assistance from PFC/ADB for construc
tion of Transmission lines, Sub-Stations, Urban Distribution
Improvement Scheme etc., and System Improvement Works.
1.01
TRANSMISSION LINES AND STEP DOWN STATIONS :
The Transmission and
Distribution
Net Work needs to
be expanded and improved in order to meet the growing
demand for power and energy. Board is giving maximum
attention in this direction. New transmission lines are being
drawn and new sub-stations are being established every
year. Wherever necessary, capacitor banks have also been
established which ensures good voltage profile to the
consumers. On the 11kV side expiess feeders have been
drawn and relocation of transformer centres, reinforcement
of conductors etc., System Improvement works have been
taken-up.
During 1994-95 a provision of Rs. 154 Crores (plan) was
made for construction of new transmission line and sub
station works and for enhancement
of capacities of the
sub-stations. This includes Rs. 57.59 Crores for construciton
of transmission
lines
and sub-stations under
erstwhile
World Bank Projects. Progress during 1994-95 is furnished
below :
;20
TRANSMISSION LINES :
Circuit length in
Achievement during the
KV
Kms. as on 31-3-94
year 1994-95 (as at the end of Dec. 1994)
400
334.00
372.00
(charged at 220 kv)
(charged at 220 kv)
220
5986.10
150.00
110
5027.65
113.60
66
4223.70
311.74
33
5044.55
117.80
Voltage
20616.00
Total
1065.24
SUB-STATIONS :
Achievement during 1994-95
Total
New No.
Modified No.
M.V.A.
20
3
1
355.00
110
81
1
15
155.00
66
142
11
20
220.40
33
172
5
2
35.00
Total
415
20
38
765.40
Voltage
No. as on
in kv
31-3-1994
220
x2U1.02 PROJECT EXECUTED UNDER FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE
FROM THE WORLD BANK :
World Bank had sanctioned loan totalling to about 261.2
Million U.S. Dollars (Rs. 667 Crores) to KEB for two projects
KPP-I and KPP-II. KEB has completed and commissioned
one 400 kv line and four 220 kv lines and four 220 kv stations.
Several 400 kv/220 kv Station and line works are also under
progress. Total expenditure incurred upto the end of Nov.
1994 is Rs. 267.29 Crores.
The above loan was under suspension since 8.4.93 and
subsequently cancelled since 26.10.1993. In view of this
Board has taken steps to execute the uncompleted works
through plan funds.
Further, Board has approached Asian Development Bank
through PFC to finance for strengthening the Transmission
and Distribution net work and also to improve the Distribution
system in about 22 important cities of the state.
Asian Development Bank has sanctioned schemes worth
Rs. 442 crores through PFC and Board has taken action
to execute all these works in two phases.
During 1994-95, a sum of Rs. 57.59 crores has been allotted
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for the
erstwhile
World Bank
Aided Projects and
for
1995-96 a slum of Rs. 35 crores has been allocated.
Karnataka
Electricity
Board
has
established
a Diesel
Generating Stations of 120 MW capacity at Yelahanka near
Bangalore, at a cost of Rs. 249.60 crores as at the end
of December 1994. Loan Assistance given by French
Governmentfor this project was availed through Power Finance
Corporation.
Further, Loan Assistance has been availed from the Power
Finance Corporation for installing shunt capacitors of 607
MVAR capacity, modernisation of Load Despatch Centre
at Bangalore, improvement of Urban Distribution Network
in Bangalore City and these works are being executed.
1.03 ELECTRICITY CONSUMPTION :
Despite shortage of power, power supply to new installations
was continued to be extended. Total No. of New Installations
serviced during the year 1993-94 was Rs. 3.51-lakhs. Numbers
of IP Set serviced has been significant and continued to
be on the rise every year.
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Details of No. of New Installations serviced during the year
1994-95 upto the end of October 1994 is furnished below
Category
Installations
added dur. 1993-94
Installations added during
the year 1994-95
(upto the end of Oct. 1994)
Domestic Lighting
2,00,796
1,11,109
All Electric Horne
61,832
39,028
Commercial Lighting
28,741
17,653
L.T. Power
9,415
6,417
H.T. Power
83
60
2,958
1,650
47,865
29,890
3,51,690
2,05,807
Water Works (LT Power)
I.P. Sets (including I.P. Sets
serviced by Hukkeri Rural
Electric Co-op. Society)
Total
The total No. of different category of Electricity Consumers of
Board as at the end of Oct. 1994 is 66.38 Lakhs.
1.04 HAMLET ELECTRIFICATION :
During the year 1994-95 it is targeted to electrify 400 Hamlets.
190 Hamlets have been electrified upto the end of Dec.
1994. Total number of Hamlets electrified as on 31-12-94
is 9635.
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1.03 ENERGISATION OF I.P. SETS :
During the year 1994-95 it is targeted to energise 60,000
IP. Sets. Board has already energised 38,392 I.P. Sets as
at the end of Dec. 1994. During this year Hukkeri Taluk
Rural Electric Co-operative Society has energised 472 I.P.
Sets in Hukkeri Taluk.
1.06 BHAGYA JYOTHI SCHEME :
Bhagya Jyothi Scheme was commenced in the State during
the year 1979-80. The scheme envisages extending one
bulb connection to the house holds of the weaker sections
of the Society in already electrified villages. During the year
1994-95, it is targeted to extend the facility to 1000 house
holds per each Rural Assembly Constituency. 1,14,459
beneficiaries (provisional) have been given connection upto
the end of Dec. 1994. Total number of beneficiaries under
this scheme in the State as on 31-12-1994 is 8,77,893
(provisional).
1.07 ELECTRIFICATION OF HARIJAN BASTHIES, TANDAS
AND JANATHA COLONIES :
During 1994-95, it is targeted to Electrify 470 Nos. Harijan
Basthies/Tandas/Janatha Colonies against which upto the
end of Dec. 1994, 644 Harijan Basthies/Tandas/Janatha
Colonies have been electrified. As on 31-12-1994, 8388
Harijan Basthies/Tandas/Janatha Colonies have been elec
trified;
As on 31-3-1994, REC Ltd., had sanctioned schemes for
electrification of 8580 Harijan Basthies/Tandas and Janatha
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Colonies out of which 7303 Harijan Basthies/Tandas/Janatha
Colonies have been electrified upto 31-12-94. During 199495 till Dec. 1994 REC Ltd., has not sanctioned any schemes.
1.08 SPECIAL COMPONENT PLAN :
Under this scheme, LP. Sets belonging to Schedule Caste
applicants only are energised. During 1993-94, 3050 I.P.
Sets were energised under this programme. During 199495 upto the end of Dec. 1994 1518 I.P. Sets (Provisional)
have been energised.
1.09 TRIBAL COLONIES ELECTRIFICATION UNDER TRIBAL
SUB-PLAN (STATE PLAN)
Upto the end of 31-3-1994, 520 Nos. of Tribal Colonies
have been electrified. During 1994-95, it is targeted to electrify
50 Tribal Colonies, against which 30 Tribal Colonies have
been electrified upto the end of December 1994. Cumulative
total number of tribal colonies electrified as on 31-3-94 is
550. These Tribal Colonies are situated in the Districts of
Chickmagalur, Dakshina Kannada, Mysore and Kodagu.
1.10
RURAL ELECTRIC CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETIES :
The Economic and Planning Council has recommended
formation of Rural Electric Co-operative Societies in the State
so that the Electrification of particular area in Rural Part
is done efficiently and expeditiously. The Hukkeri Taluk Rural
Electric Co-operative Society is already functioning in the
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State and is looking after distribution of power to the Electricity
consumers of Hukkeri Taluk in Belgaum District by purchasing
power from the Board at bulk rate. Further, two more Rural
Electric Co-operative Societies, one at Aland Taluk in Gulbarga
District and the other is Hadagali Taluk in Bellary District
have been sanctioned and further action is being taken.
1.11
ENERGY AVAILABILITY AND POWER CUT :
During the year 1994-95, unrestricted energy requirement
in the State is of the order of 22,000 M.U. and estimated
availability from all source i.e., KEB's Generation, power
purchase from K.P.C. Ltd., State's share from Central Power
Projects and imports from neighbouring States is of the order
of 19.420 M.U.
There was no power cut on any category of consumer in
the State with effect from 10-6-1993 until 8-3-1995. Due
to steep increase in peak demand, 25% demand cut has
been introduced from 8-3-95 on all H.T. consumers with
contract demand of 251 KVA and above. This will be in
force upto 15.4.95.
1.12
PILFERAGE OF ENERGY :
With a view to check the pilferage of energy, the Vigilance
Squad has been strengthened and the same is headed by
a Chief Engineer, Electy. (Technical Audit and Quality Control)
and Deputy Inspector General of Police assisted by two
Superintendents of Police (one at Bangalore and the other
at Hubli) and four Executive Engineers, Elecl., Technical
Audit Cell (at Zonal Head Quarters).
:27xDuring the year 1994-95 upto the end of Dec. 1994 surprise
checks were carried out on 21,134 installations. 53 Nos.
of cognisable offences were detected during this period and
total amount involved in these cases is Rs. 69.41 Lakhs.
2537 Nos. of Non-cognisable offences were also detected
during this period and total amount involved in these cases
is Rs. 325.32 Lakhs.
1.13. PROGRAMME FOR 1995-96
The plan allocation for the financial year 1995-96 is Rs.
304.00 Crores for the plan works of KEB and Rs. 287.00
Crores for works outside plan. The plan programme
envisages (a) completion of on going projects of VII Plan
period (b) execution of Transmission Lines and sub-station
works of Vill Five year plan (c) Implementation of extension
and improvement works and energy conservation schemes
(d) commencing the works of Master Plan Schemes for
Major Towns and Cities and (e) Implementation of Rural
Electrification Programme i.e., Electrification of Hamlets,
Harijan Basthies and Tribal Colonies and Bhagya Jyothi
House holds and also Energisation of LP. Sets.
For the Year 1995-95 also KEB has plans to continue the
Rural Electrification Programme and energisation of I.P.
Sets along with extending Bhagya Jyothi connection to
rural poor as per the targets and guidelines to the fixed
by Government.
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ANNEXURE-I
DETAILS OF GENERATING STATIONS
WHICH ARE UNDER THE CONTROL OF KEB
Name of the
Installed capacity
Energy
Energy
in MWS
Generation
Generation
Generating station
during 93-94
during 1994-95
in MUS
(upto the end of
Dec.94) in Mils
1.
K. Seshadri Iyer
Hydro Electric
Generating Stn.,
Shivasamudram.
42.00
91
69
2.
Shimasha Hydro
Electric Generating
Station
17.20
96
70
3.
M.G.H.E. Jog
120.00
492
360
4.
Munirabad Power
House
27.00
93
75
5.
T.B. Dam Power
House
14.40
39
30
D.G. Plant Yelahanaka
127.80
147
254
TOTAL
348.40
958
858
(20% share of Karnataka)
6.
Details in respect of Generating Stations owned and operated
by M/s.K.P.C. Ltd., will have to be furnished by K.P.C. Ltd.,
-s29 :~
ANNEXURE-I
DETAILS OF STATE’S SHARE OF
POWER FROM CENTRAL SECTOR PROJECTS
(In Million Units)
Actually received Actually received
during 93-94
during 1994-95
(upto the end of
Dec. 1994
SI.No.
Projects
1.
Ramagundam Super
Thermal Power Station.
2274
1359
2.
Neyveli Lignite
Corporation
1057
677
3.
Madras Atomic
Power Plant
171
232
Total
3502
2268
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ELECTRICAL INSPECTORATE
OBJECTIVES, FUNCTIONS AND ADMINISTRATIONS
1.
The
department
of
the. Electrical
Inspectorate headed by the Chief Electrical
Inspector and Ex-Officio Additional Secretary
to Government (Licensing)
(also Chairman,
Licensing Advisory and Examination Board, the
Chief Inspector of Lifts and Cinemas and
Chairman,
Board of Examiners for
Cinema
Operators) is working under the Admnistrative
control
of Department of
Energy.
The
Department
is
entrusted
with
the
responsibility of ensuring the safety aspects
and proper administration of I.E.
Rules,
E.,
I.
Act, Karnataka Cinema Acts and Rules,
Karnataka Lift Act and Rules,
Karnataka
Licensing Rules.
2.
In order to ensure the implementation of
E.
I.
Acts and Rules, the following are the
important
works
carried
out
by
the
Department.
(a)
Initial and Periodical Inspection of
Electrical
Installations
of
Factories,
v p r
Installations,
Consumer
Installations,
Neon
Signs,
EHV/HV
Installations,
Lifts, Generator Sets
and
Multistoreyed Buildings (Statistics
Sheet
enclosed). Cinema Installations.
(b) Scrutiny of drawings and to accord
approval
for
Electrical
Installation
drawings, K.E.B., Installations,
Consumer
EHT/HT
Installations,
Generator
Sets,
Muftistoreyed ouilding^... and Cinemas.
The
following numbers of drawings have
been
approved during the Period'from April to End
of December 1994.
1. Consumer HT/EHT Installations
2. Diesel Generator Sets
3. Cinema Installations
4. Multistoreyed Buildings
116
473
24
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(c) All the Electrical Accidents occurred
during April to December 1994 enumerated
below.
Investigated and remedial measures
were suggested to the authorities concerned
for avoiding recurrence of such accidents and
to take preventive measures to the utmost
possible extent.
(i) Total Accidents Human (Fatal)
(ii) Total Accidents Animal (Fatal)
iii) Non Fatal to Human beings
80 Ncs.
219 Nos
243 Nos.
(d) Several types of complaints from the
Suppliers/consumers and Licenced Electrical
Contractors were received in this office and
reasonable
settlement
were
arrived
at
rendering natural justice to the aggrieved by
mutual understanding and co-operation as fori
as possible.
(e)
The
monthly meetings
of
the
Licensing Advisory and Examination Board were
held during every month in.the year 1994-95
and the following number of licences and
permits were issued and renewed during the
period from April to December 1994.
New Licences/
permits
1.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Class I Contractor
520
Class III Contractor
1109
Supervisor Permits
864
Wiremen Permits
982
Special Wiremen Perm its 07
Renewal
591
06
1109
911
18
Industrial Supervisor, Mining Supervisor
and
Wiremen Examinatoins were ’conducted
during the month of January and February
1995.
-:32 s(f) During the year upto December 94, 91
nos.
of New Cinema Operators permits were
issued.
As on today, there are 3709 nos.
Cinema Operators Licences holders in the
State.
0043 REVENUE 1994-95 (AS ON .31ST DEC. 1994)
Rs.
1. Tax and duties on sale
2,69,33,650/of electricity.
2. Inspection fees under
76,89,360/I.E., Rules
3. Inspection fee under Cinema
92,520/-
OTHER RECEIPTS
1. Fees towards Renewal of
Licences & permits
2. Examination Fees
3. Fee under Lift Act
4. Other items
5. Recoveries of over payments
13,20,320/76,064/42,000/3,43,747/11,258/-
3,65,08,919/-
2045 EXPENDITURE 1994-95
(AS ON 31ST DECEMBER 1995)
1. Salary (a)Officers
(b)Staff
2. Dearness Allowances
3. Other Allowances
4. Travelling Expenses
5. Office Expenses
6. Rent, Rates & Taxes
7. Payment of Professional
& other sources
Total;
10,80,000/34,75,475/35,97,300/6,60,000/1,82,480/5,11,000/2,15,853/2,84,500/-
1,00,06,608/-
CHIEF ELECTRICAL INSPECTOR TO GOVERNMENT.
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