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Out <strong>of</strong> these 60 schemes, draft/PFRs for<br />

33 schemes having total installed capacity <strong>of</strong><br />

20513MW have been submitted in CEA and<br />

balance are to be sumitted by Sept, 2004.<br />

POWERGRID’s TRANSMISSION SYSTEM FOR<br />

DEVELOPMENT OF NORTH EASTERN<br />

REGION (NER)<br />

The power generated by the Central Sector<br />

<strong>Power</strong> Station situated in NER is evacuated<br />

through the transmission system executed by<br />

POWERGRID. Presently, POWERGRID’s<br />

transmission system in NER consists <strong>of</strong> about<br />

5,015 ckt. kms. <strong>of</strong> inter-State transmission lines<br />

including 864 ckt. kms. <strong>of</strong> inter-regional lines<br />

between NER & ER and 14 sub-stations.<br />

POWERGRID has already invested over Rs. 1500<br />

Crore in NER for development <strong>of</strong> transmission<br />

network. This transmission system caters to the<br />

evacuation requirement <strong>of</strong> existing / ongoing<br />

thermal/ hydro/ gas generating stations at<br />

Kathalguri (294 MW), Doyang (75 MW),<br />

Ranganadi (405 MW), Kopili (200 MW), Agartala<br />

(84 MW). The North-Eastern Region is rich in<br />

hydro/gas resources and therefore, considering<br />

the future generation potential and the ecosensitive<br />

geography, the transmission system<br />

had been planned in consultation with the<br />

beneficiaries, to take care <strong>of</strong> future needs <strong>of</strong><br />

various generation projects like Kameng (600<br />

MW), Damwe (520 MW) and Amguri (100 MW),<br />

total 1220 MW, with marginal investment.<br />

A view <strong>of</strong> Ranganadi Dam<br />

The transmission system <strong>of</strong> POWERGRID is the<br />

backbone <strong>of</strong> NER Grid and following benefits<br />

have accrued from construction <strong>of</strong> transmission<br />

system:<br />

(i) It inter-connects the networks <strong>of</strong> all the<br />

states in the region and facilitates interstate<br />

transmission <strong>of</strong> central sector power<br />

within the NER.<br />

(ii) It facilitates and enables export <strong>of</strong> surplus<br />

power from Central Sector <strong>Power</strong> to other<br />

parts <strong>of</strong> the country, particularly to the<br />

Eastern Region.<br />

(iii) Facilitates the integration <strong>of</strong> NER with the<br />

National Grid.<br />

POWERGRID has recently commissioned the<br />

North-Eastern Region ULDC scheme. The<br />

commissioning <strong>of</strong> this scheme will lead to the<br />

modernisation <strong>of</strong> Load Despatch and<br />

Communication facilities in North-Eastern Region.<br />

During the FY 2003-04, POWERGRID<br />

commissioned 132 kV S/c Ranganadi - Ziro<br />

transmission system in North-Eastern Region.<br />

Besides, this POWERGRID is also executing<br />

few transmission lines on deposit work basis,<br />

which include 132 kV Ziro-Daporijo-Along<br />

transmission system, 220 kV Kathalguri-Deomali<br />

transmission system, and 132 kV Balipara-Khupi-<br />

Kimi transmission line.

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