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STATUTORY BODIES<br />

Chapter - 21.9<br />

Damodar Valley Corporation (DVC)<br />

Damodar Valley Corporation (DVC) came into existence by an act <strong>of</strong> the Central Legislature on 7th July<br />

1948 as the first Multi-purpose Integrated River Valley Project in India. At the time <strong>of</strong> its inception, the<br />

objectives were flood control, providing water for irrigation and other uses, generation, transmission and<br />

distribution <strong>of</strong> electricity, eco-conservation and afforestation and socio-economic well being <strong>of</strong> the people<br />

residing in and around DVC Projects.<br />

With the passage <strong>of</strong> time and shift in National priorities, power generation with associated transmission<br />

and bulk distribution gained priority in DVC in view <strong>of</strong> its locational advantage and today DVC is<br />

considered as one <strong>of</strong> the major power utility in the Eastern Region. Other objectives <strong>of</strong> DVC, however,<br />

received due importance as part <strong>of</strong> its overall responsibility.<br />

INFRASTRUCTURE AT A GLANCE<br />

POWER<br />

WATER MANAGEMENT<br />

Current total installed<br />

capacity<br />

Thermal <strong>Power</strong> Stations/<br />

2761.5 MW<br />

Five<br />

Major Dams &<br />

Barrages<br />

Dams: Tilaiya, Konar,<br />

Maithon & Panchet.<br />

capacity Total Capacity<br />

2535 MW<br />

Barrage: Durgapur.<br />

Hydel <strong>Power</strong> Stations/ Three Irrigation 5.69 lakh<br />

capacity Total Capacity<br />

144 MW<br />

Command Area hectares<br />

Gas Turbine Station/<br />

capacity<br />

One<br />

Capacity 82.5 MW<br />

Irrigation potential 3.64 lakh<br />

Substations & Receiving 220 KV-8 nos. Created hectares<br />

Stations 132 KV-33 nos.<br />

33 KV-15 nos. Flood Reserve Capacity 1292 MCM<br />

Transmission Line 220 KV-1242 ckt km<br />

132 KV-3177 ckt km<br />

33 KV-1504 ckt km<br />

Canals 2494 kms.<br />

OPERATIONAL PERFORMANCE HIGHLIGHTS (2003-04)<br />

Generation <strong>of</strong> electricity during 2003-04 compared to 2002-03 are:<br />

Records Records achieved New Records achieved<br />

during 2002-03 during 2003-04<br />

Highest Daily Thermal 34.067 MU 36.481 MU<br />

Generation on 6th March 2003 on 10th January 2004<br />

Highest Daily System 34.218 MU 36.735 MU<br />

Generation on 6th March 2003 on 10th January 2004<br />

Highest Monthly Thermal 932.127 MU 1045.009 MU<br />

Generation in March 2003 in January 2004<br />

Highest Monthly System 950.208 MU 1052.674 MU<br />

Generation in March 2003 in January 2004<br />

Highest Annual Thermal 8653 MU 9704.003<br />

Generation in 2002-03 in 2003-04<br />

Highest Annual System 8956 MU 10014.73<br />

Generation in 2002-03 in 2003-04<br />

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