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Initiatives in Transmission Systems Along India Nepal border

Presentation Structure. Nepal Power ScenarioCross Border Transmission LinksMuzaffarpur-Dhalkebar Transmission LinkStrengthening of INPSIssuesTechnicalRegulatory

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Initiatives in Transmission Systems Along India Nepal border

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    1. Initiatives in Transmission Systems Along India – Nepal border

    2. Presentation Structure

    3. Nepal’s Power Scenario

    5. Nepal’s Power Scenario (contd..)

    6. Issues in Hydro Power Development

    7. Issues in Hydro Power Development

    8. Issues in Hydro Power Development

    9. Cross Border Transmission Links

    10. Transmission Link Details

    11. Interconnection details

    12. In Sep 2007, Indian & Nepalese Authorities decided multiple connections would create loop flow Presently Nepal system to sustain only one inter-connection. 400 KV, D/C Muzaffarpur - Dhalkebar Tr. line be implemented in first phase Initially to be charged at 220 kV to operate in synchronous mode. Development of Interconnections

    13. 400 KV Dhalkebar – Muzaffarpur Transmission Line

    14. Two JV Companies formed for implementation in respective territories Cross Border Power Transmission Company (CPTC) for Indian portion - 19 Dec 2006 (100% owned subsidiary of IL & FS IDC with a provision for equity participation from NEA(26%), Powergrid(26%), PTC(11%) & others; SJVNL confirmed equity participation up to 26%) Power Transmission Company Nepal (PTCN) for Nepal portion - 16 Sep 2007 (50:50 JV Company of NEA & IL & FS IDC with a provision to divest 24% of IL & FS IDC equity to FIs & Banks of Nepal) Project Implementation

    15. Muzaffarpur (India) to Dhalkhebar (Nepal) 400KV D/C Transmission link – 145 Kms on BOO basis 100 Km - Indian portion by JVC India Cross Border Power Transmission Pvt. Ltd. (CPTC) 45 KM - Nepal portion by JVC Nepal Power Transmission Company Nepal Ltd. (PTCN) Commissioning Schedule End 2010 Estimated Project Cost INR 233 Crs Indian portion INR 151 Crs Nepalese portion INR 82 Crs Project details

    16. Route survey on both sides - February 2008 EoI for EPC for both portions - April 2008 Response received from all leading (13) transmission EPC firms in India. Section 68 -MoP approval -16 May 2008 Draft ITSA circulated to NEA - Sep 2008 Project development status

    17. Issues

    18. Technical

    19. Technical (contd..)

    20. Regulatory & Commercial Issue concerning similar grid code and O & M procedure to be adhered to Similar tariff mechanism i.e. UI mechanism need to be adopted for power exchange MoA amongst NEA, PTC India & IL&FS IDC for import & export of power signed on 29 Feb 2008. NEA to finalise the monthwise power requirement for next 5-7 years & negotiate with PTC India for a commercial arrangement.

    21. Way Forward Transmission strengthening of INPS required matching with implementation of Dhalkebar – Muzaffarpur line Dhalkebar to Bardaghat via Hetauda Dhalkebar to Duhabi Completion of Dynamic study and implementation of recommendations thereof. Finalisation of monthwise power requirement for import of power by NEA for next 5-7 years & negotiate with PTC India for a commercial arrangement. Beyond 5-7 years, to identify power export & tie up arrangement by PTC India.

    22. Way Forward

    23. Thank you

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