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56 faculty in the Center for Energy Studies and Electrical Engineering Department and coordinate HRD programs in the frontier areas of Power Management. To develop R&D programs relevant to the needs of CEA and in areas defined in the appendix to the MoU (subject to need based revision) To initiate and develop HRD programs relevant to the needs of CEA and to coordinate courses for any batch of students from the CEA. Under the program, a number of topics for research have been forwarded to IIT, Delhi along with names of CEA officer (s) for each of the topics, to carryout R&D work in association with the faculty of IIT, Delhi. Methodology for carrying out research work is being formulated. A number of officers are pursuing M.Tech and PhD courses at IIT, Delhi under the program, which will give long term benefits to the Power Sector. 3. Preparation of Data Base The data/information regarding R&D work in power sector being carried out by various agencies/ organizations in Private and Govt. Sectors was obtained and compiled in the form of a Directory. The same is available on CEA website. The directory has been updated based on the revised information obtained from the Research organizations. 50,000 MW HYDRO-ELECTRIC INITIATIVE To give necessary fillip for development of hydro sector, Central Electricity Authority in the year 2001-2002 completed Ranking Study to determine the inter-se priority of balance hydro electric schemes for taking up their development in appropriate sequence. The schemes considered attractive in the Ranking Study have now been taken up for preparation of Preliminary Feasibility Reports (PFRs). The 50,000 MW Hydro-electric Initiative was launched by Hon’ble Prime Minister on 24.05.2003 which covers preparation of PFRs for 162 hydro-electric projects spreading in 16 states with aggregate capacity of over 50,560 MW. The studies are targeted to be completed by September, 2004 for all these projects. National Hydro-Electric Power Corporation, WAPCOS, North-eastern Electric Power Corporation, Satluj Jal Vidyut Nigam and number of State Power Utilities have been associated to complete these feasibility studies. These feasibility studies are being coordinated, monitored and appraised by the Central Electricity Authority. The initiative has evoked interest in the country as also in the international community with regard to enormous potential opportunities to the equipment suppliers, construction agencies, financers and prospective independent power producers. Methodology and responsibility of various Organisations in respect of preparation of PFRs are well defined. Consultants are responsible for preparation of PFRs. Vetting/ review of water availability would be responsibility of CWC. Similarly, vetting/review of conceptual planning, power potential studies and sizing of power plant, power evacuation system would be responsibility of CEA. Vetting of preliminary layout shall be responsibility of CEA/ CWC. Till 31st March 2004, 112 draft PFRs with installation capacity totaling to about 33,718 MW (tentative) which include 63 final PFRs (17,754 MW) have been submitted by the Consultants. The draft PFRs are being vetted by CEA/CWC at various levels. Remaining PFRs of Hydro Electric Projects are targeted to be completed by September 2004. The PFRs will provide useful information to prospective developers for taking up detailed Survey & Investigation and DPR formulation and facilitate the accelerated development of balance Hydro Electric Potential in the country. As a follow up of preparation of PFRs, it is proposed to take up preparation of DPRs for attractive schemes selected from PFR schemes thereby providing a shelf of projects for execution in the near future. Out of 162 schemes of PFRs, 50 schemes would be prioritized in the order of their relative attractiveness for taking up of detailed S&I and preparation of DPR. The aggregate capacity of these projects is likely to be of the order of about 15,000MW which could yield benefits during 11th , 12th & 13th plan period.
Details of Schemes cleared techno-economically by CEA during 1.1.2003 - 31.3.2003 HYDRO SCHEMES Annexure - I Sl.No. Name of Scheme/State/ Installed Estimated Date Executing Agency Capacity Completion of CEA (MW) Cost Clearance 1. Subansiri Lower HEP in 8x250 US$39.648 M 13.01.2003 Arunachal Pradesh/Assam =2000 +Rs.6418.37 Crs. by NHPC (12/02 PL) 2. Tipaimukh HEP in Manipur 6x250 = Rs. 6608.68 Crs. Rs.5163.86 Crs. 20.1.2003 by NEEPCO =1500 (12/02 PL) (Techno-economic appraisal found in order) 2.7.03 (TEC) 3. Jalaput Dam Toe HEP in 3x6 Rs.69.68 Crs. 31.1.03 Orissa/AP by M/s Orissa =18 (Completed Cost) Power Consortium Ltd. 4. Karcham Wangtoo HEPIn H.P. 4x250 US$117.44 M 31.3.03 by M/s Jaypee Karcham Hydro =1000 +Rs.5345.88 Crs. Corpn. Ltd. (M/s JKHCL) =Rs.5909.59 Crs (Completed Cost) SUB-TOTAL (HYDRO) 4518 MW THERMAL SCHEMES Sl.No. Name of Scheme/State/ Installed Estimated Date Executing Agency Capacity Completion of CEA (MW) Cost Clearance 1 Anpara ‘C’ TPS in U.P. by 2x500 Jap.Yen B 35.657 16.1.2003 UPRVUNL =1000 + Rs.2100.233 Crs. (Completed Cost) =Rs. 3526.51 Crs. 2 Vijayawada TPS-Stage-IV 1x660 Euro231.730 M 28.2.2003 in A.P. by APGENCO =660 +Rs.1600.609 Crs. (Completed Cost) =Rs. 2705.73 Crs. 3 Kutch Lignite TPS Extn 1x75 Rs.304.69 Crs. 6.3.2003 (Unit 4) in Gujarat by GEB =75 (Completed Cost) Sub Total (T) 1735 MW GRAND Total (H+T) 6253 MW 57
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