Report of Indian Institute of Public Administration ... - Ministry of Power

State Reports (Vol.-III)
Study on `Impact of Restructuring of SEBs’
Table: List of IPPs who have given their Expression of interest
IPP showing
expression of interest
M/s Jindal Stainless
Ltd., Hissar
M/s Weizmann Private
Ltd., Mumbai
M/s Tayal Energy,
Silvassa
M/s Tata Power
Company / NDPL
M/s Aban Lloyd
Chilies Offshore Ltd.,
Chennai
M/s Torrent Private
Ltd., Ahmedabad
Proposed sites
in Haryana
Capacity
proposed by IPP
(MW)
2.12
MOA signed
with GAIL
on
Hissar 1080 06.09.2005
Panipat 600 16.09.2005
Panipat 400 14.10.2005
Jhajjar 1000 17.11.2005
Faridabad
1065
03.05.2005
Panipat 370 -
Implement-
ation
schedule
Not firmed up,
as availability
of gas is
uncertain.
(Source: HVPNL)
However, owing to the uncertainty in availability of gas, their schedule of
implementation has not been firmed up and the State Government has not entered into
any MoU/ PPA with the above IPPs.
RENOVATION AND MODERNISATION OF EXISTING PLANTS
In its submission to the Commission, HPGCL has mentioned that the R&M work of
Unit-I of Panipat Thermal Power Station has already been awarded to M/s BHEL and
it is likely to be completed by March 2007. The R&M of Unit–II has been completed
and the unit is performing satisfactorily. The scope of work for R&M for Units-III and
IV has also been finalised.
For the Eleventh Plan period, HPGCL has kept a total outlay of around Rs 375 crore
to be spent on renovation and modernisation of the existing plants. Further
apportionment of the investment outlay for specific units was not provided.
PERFORMANCE OF THE STATE GENERATION UNITS
Technical Parameters
Plant Load Factor
HPGCL has made a marked improvement in its overall performance. The gross
generation has increased from 3,783 MU at the time of restructuring in 1998-99 to
6,784 MU in 2004-05. Apart from addition in generating capacity, there is a
substantial improvement in the Plant Load Factor (PLF) of the stations. Prior to