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Haryana
Table: Widening Demand-Supply Gap in Haryana
Energy Peak demand
Year Available Demand Deficit Available Demand Deficit
(MU) (MU) (%) (MW) (MW) (%)
1995-96 10899 14572 25.21 1947 2025 4.01
1997-98 12719 16990 25.14 1970 2187 11.02
1999-00 13388 17872 33.5 2215 2416 8.3
(Source: HERC Tariff Order 2000)
After restructuring, HPGCL has added around 724 MW and has increased the State’s
generation capacity to 1,587 MW. The demand supply position in the year 2004-05
still reflects a situation of deficit. In 2004-05, Haryana had a peak demand of around
3,931 3 MW with a peaking shortage of about 8 per cent.
Currently, the State has a gross generating capacity of around 4,033 MW, which
includes long-term power contracts from the various CPSUs and other bilateral shared
projects as per details given below:
HPGCL
38%
NJPC
2%
MAGNUM
1%
Power Sources for Haryana 2006
BILATERALS
2%
FGPP
11%
2.23
I.P.
2%
MALANA
2%
BBMB
21%
NTPC
11%
NPC
2%
NHPC
8%
(Source: HVPNL)
Although Haryana has an installed capacity of 4,033 MW, the available capacity
varies between 2,500 to 3,400 MW during various seasons. The availability variation
is due to changes in inflows at hydro stations and planned/forced outages of the
generating units.
3 Source: NRLDC Annual Report 2004-05.