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Andhra Pradesh<br />

The bulk supply trading, which was initially under the control <strong>of</strong> the<br />

transmission company, was transferred and vested with the DISCOMs, through<br />

the Third Transfer Scheme w.e.f. 10 June 2005.<br />

1.4 Impact <strong>of</strong> Electricity Regulatory Commission<br />

Andhra Pradesh Electricity Regulatory Commission (APERC) has played a<br />

very important role in the successful implementation <strong>of</strong> power sector reforms<br />

in the State. APERC has not only come up with regular tariff orders annually<br />

on time since 2000-01, but also notified several regulations, codes and<br />

guidelines for effective functioning <strong>of</strong> the utilities. The proactive role played by<br />

APERC has largely contributed to improved performance by the Utilities both<br />

in operational and customer-care matters. The standards <strong>of</strong> performance have<br />

been fixed and regulations framed for their implementation.<br />

APERC has introduced the Multi Year Tariff (MYT) framework from 2006-07.<br />

The Commission has been functioning quite independently as there is<br />

practically no interference in its functioning from the State Government.<br />

1.5 Performance <strong>of</strong> the Utilities<br />

Reform and restructuring has benefited the power sector in Andhra Pradesh, as<br />

all the restructured Utilities have achieved commercial viability in a span <strong>of</strong><br />

five years. The company-wise achievements are analysed below:<br />

1.5.1 Generation Company<br />

The capacity additions made by APGENCO under the State sector in the first<br />

six years is 970 MW. During this period, the State has achieved total<br />

generation capacity addition <strong>of</strong> 3,776 MW from all sources as indicated below:<br />

State Sector (APGENCO) 970 MW<br />

Central Sector 1,686 MW<br />

Private Sector 575 MW<br />

Non-conventional and other sources 545 MW<br />

Total 3,776 MW<br />

APGENCO’s total installed capacity at the end <strong>of</strong> 2004-05 was 6,581 MW.<br />

Further, the company has taken up projects for addition <strong>of</strong> 2,123 MW and these<br />

projects are under various stages <strong>of</strong> implementation.<br />

About 1,500 MW capacity gas-based power stations, executed under private<br />

sector, are in an advanced stage <strong>of</strong> completion.<br />

1.3

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