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Significant Definitions

IMPACT OF UNSCHEDULED INTERCHANGE CHARGES AND RELATED MATTERS (AMENDMENT) REGULATIONS, ISSUED BY CERC ON 28.04.2010 APPLICABLE FROM 03.05.2010 IN THE INTRASTATE ABT OPERATION IN DELHI. Significant Definitions .

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Significant Definitions

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  1. IMPACT OF UNSCHEDULED INTERCHANGE CHARGES AND RELATED MATTERS (AMENDMENT) REGULATIONS, ISSUED BY CERC ON 28.04.2010 APPLICABLE FROM 03.05.2010 IN THE INTRASTATE ABT OPERATION IN DELHI.

  2. Significant Definitions • actual injection in a time-block means electricity generated or supplied by the generating station or seller, as the case may be, measured by the interface meters • scheduled generation at any time or for any period or time block means schedule of generation in MW or MWh ex-bus given by the concerned Load Despatch Centre

  3. time-block means block of 15 minutes, for which specified electrical parameters and quantities are recorded by special energy meter, with first time block starting at 00.00 Hrs • Unscheduled Interchange in a time-block for a generating station or a seller means its total actual generation minus its total scheduled generation and for a beneficiary or buyer means its total actual drawal minus its total scheduled drawal

  4. Gaming mean intentional mis-declaration of DC in order to make an undue commercial gain thru UI charges • Narrowed down operational frequency range for improving the quality of power

  5. Buyer: Means a person, other than the beneficiary, buying electricity, through a transaction scheduled in accordance with the regulations applicable for short term open access, medium term open access and long term access. Seller: Means a person, other than a generating station, supplying electricity, through a transaction scheduled in accordance with the regulations applicable for short term open access, medium term open access and long term access. Beneficiary : Means the person purchasing electricity generated from the generating station.

  6. Permissible frequency band operation and Commercial impact for the violations • Permissible operating range has been narrowed down by 0.38 Hz i.e. 49.5 Hz to 50.2 Hz against the previous operating range of 49.22 Hz to 50.3 Hz • Entities over drawing from the grid below the permissible freq. of 49.5 Hz, to pay an additional UI charge • Entities under injecting into the grid below the permissible freq. of 49.5 Hz, to pay an additional UI charge

  7. UI rates for coal or lignite or APM fuel generators are symmetrical for over generation and under generation • Injection by generating station other than hydro in excess of 105% of DC in a time block or in excess of 101% of DC not to be construed as gaming • UI charges and additional UI surcharge rate to be re-notified every six months • Any surplus amount left in UI pool to be utilized for supporting transmission schemes

  8. Charges for UI for all the time blocks when grid frequency is between 50.2 Hz and 49.5 Hz -payable for over- drawl by beneficiary or buyer and under injection by generating station or seller - receivable for under-drawl by the beneficiary or buyer and over-injection by generating station or seller

  9. Determination of UI rates

  10. UI Cap Rate

  11. when freq. is below 49.7 Hz • Over-drawl of electricity from schedule by any beneficiary during a time block shall not exceed 12% of its scheduled drawl or 150MW(which ever is lower), and 3% on a daily aggregate basis • Under- injection of electricity from schedule by a generating station during a time block shall not exceed 12% of its scheduled injection and 3% on a daily aggregate basis

  12. Additional UI Charges

  13. Net UI Rate for Under Injection

  14. OD /UD LIMITS FOR DISCOM WITH IN DELHI To drive the UD limit for Discom in term of MW compare to Delhi as a whole under drawing 250 MW ,the same methodology is apply (i.e. in the OD proportion) as adopted by DERC for OD limits of Discom

  15. In consonance with the UI Regulations at Regional level, the Intrastate UI Accounts preparation as under : • A) Draw out UI accounts at intrastate level by applying inter state UI regulations in TOTO effective from 03.5.10. • B) Separate out additional UI amounts for overdrawal and under generation. • C) Separate out differential cap amount for underdrawing discoms / over injection of generators. • D) Draw out the weekly statement of Inter sate UI account issued by NRPC for the same week for to make Intra State UI account to match with the interstate UI amount. • E) Settle the Unadjusted Additional UI of Delhi utilities with Additional UI of Delhi as a whole as per NRPC account on daily basis in proportion to additional amount to be paid by the utilities & restrict the additional UI amount of Utilities upto the amount of additional UI charges to be paid by Delhi as a whole as per NRPC account. Since the additional amount to be paid by the intra state utilities would be more than the additional amount to be paid by Delhi, It reduces the accumulation of extra Additional UI amount in the pool account being operated by SLDC.

  16. F) Settle the unadjusted Differential UI _cap Amount (difference of amount calculated on normal UI rate and caped UI rates) of Delhi utilities as per intrastate UI accounts with the Differential UI_cap amount of Delhi as a whole as per NRPC accounts on daily basis. The adjustment of difference of the two (interstate differential amount and intrastate differential amount) is done in 50:50 basis in proportion between paying & receiving utility on pro rata basis. It reduces the accumulation of extra differential UI cap amount in the pool account and capping is applied only the same is applied to Delhi G) Settle the unadjusted capped UI Amount of Delhi utilities as per intrastate UI accounts with UI_cap amount of Delhi as a whole as per NRPC accounts on daily basis by adjusting the Difference of two (interstate UI amount and intrastate UI amount) is done in 50:50 basis in proportion between paying & receiving utility on pro rata basis. H) Make the final statement of Net UI amount of paying/receiving utilities on the daily basis as under: Net UI payable/receivable by Utilities at intrastate level = Additional UI amount (with reference to interstate (para ‘E’) +/- Differential cap Amount (with reference to interstate (para ‘F’) +/- Capped UI amount (with reference to interstate UI account (para ‘G’)

  17. Typical UI account (Week No. 41 (2009-10)) based on the previous slides is as follows:

  18. Intra State UI A/C for Delhi Utilities as per new Regulationall figures are in Rs lacks

  19. Intra State UI A/C for Delhi Utilities as per new Regulationall figures are in Rs lacks

  20. Intra State UI A/C for Delhi Utilities as per new Regulationall figures are in Rs lacks

  21. Intra State UI A/C for Delhi Utilities as per new Regulationall figures are in Rs lacks

  22. Intra State UI A/C for Delhi Utilities as per new Regulationall figures are in Rs lacks

  23. Intra State UI A/C for Delhi Utilities as per new Regulationall figures are in Rs lacks

  24. Intra State UI A/C for Delhi Utilities as per new Regulationall figures are in Rs lacks

  25. Intra State UI A/C for Delhi Utilities as per new Regulationall figures are in Rs lacks

  26. Intra State UI A/C for Delhi Utilities as per new Regulationall figures are in Rs lacks

  27. Intra State UI A/C for Delhi Utilities as per new Regulationall figures are in Rs lacks

  28. UI Account for Delhi AS PER NRPC W.E.F 03.05.10

  29. Methodology for settlement of Intra State UI a/c for Delhi Utilities & Inter State UI account 1. Additional UI amount a) As per UI Regulations all figures are in Rs lacs

  30. Methodology for settlement of Intra State UI a/c for Delhi Utilities & Inter State UI account 1. Additional UI amount b) Adjustment as per Para ‘E’ all figures are in Rs lacs

  31. Methodology for settlement of Intra State UI a/c for Delhi Utilities & Inter State UI account 2. Differential Cap Amount a) As per UI Regulations all figures are in Rs lacs

  32. Methodology for settlement of Intra State UI a/c for Delhi Utilities & Inter State UI account 2. Differential Cap Amount a) Adjusted as per para ‘F’ of previous slides all figures are in Rs lacs

  33. Methodology for settlement of Intra State UI a/c for Delhi Utilities & Inter State UI account 3. UI Amount for Utilities a) As per intrastate accounts all figures are in Rs lacs

  34. Methodology for settlement of Intra State UI a/c for Delhi Utilities & Inter State UI account 3. UI amount matching with the Interstate UI account a) As per para ‘G’ all figures are in Rs lacs

  35. Net UI payable/receivable by Utilities at intrastate level = Additional UI amount (with reference to interstate (para ‘E’) +/- Differential cap Amount (with reference to interstate (para ‘F’) +/- Capped UI amount (with reference to interstate UI account (para ‘G’) all fig in Rs Lacks

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