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INDIAN POWER SECTOR SCENARIO & FLEXIBILITY REQUIREMENT – NOW & IN 5 YEARS AMMI RUHAMA TOPPO DIRECTOR CENTRAL ELECTRICITY AUTHORITY

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INDIAN POWER SECTOR SCENARIO &

FLEXIBILITY REQUIREMENT – NOW & IN 5 YEARS

AMMI RUHAMA TOPPO

DIRECTOR

CENTRAL ELECTRICITY AUTHORITY

INSTALLED CAPACITY

TOTAL:331,118 MW

Hydro 44,765

14%

Coal 193,427

58%

Gas 25,988

8% Nuclear 6,780

2%

RES 60,158

18%

FUEL TYPE-WISE ALL INDIA INSTALLED CAPACITY (IN MW) AS ON 31.10.2017

CENTRAL 81102.25

25%

STATE 102998.27

31%

PRIVATE 147017.06

44%

SECTOR-WISE ALL INDIA INSTALLED CAPACITY (IN MW) AS ON 31.10.2017

GENERATION(2016-17)

Hydro 122,377.6

9.85%

Coal+Lignite 944,860.9

76.08%

Gas+Diesel 49,369.2

3.97%

Nuclear 37,915.9

3.05%

Bhutan Import 5,617.3 0.45%

RES 81,868.7

6.59%

TOTAL 12,42,009.7 GWh

ALL FIGURES IN GWh

CAPACITY ADDITION FROM CONVENTIONAL SOURCES

40,245 41,110

[VALUE]

88,537

19,119 21,180

54,964

99209

0

20,000

40,000

60,000

80,000

100,000

120,000

1997-2002 2002-07 2007-12 2012-17

MW

TARGET ACHIEVED

INSTALLED CAPACITY- RES

[CATEGORY NAME]

14771.69 24.55%

[CATEGORY NAME]

32700.64 54.36%

[CATEGORY NAME] 8295.78 13.79%

[CATEGORY NAME] 4389.55

7.3%

RES Installed capacity in MW as on 30th September, 2017

Total : 60,158 MW

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7667

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2045

3411

4380

1411 3255

8296

MW

Development of RE in India

Solar Wind Small hydro(SHP) Bio-Power

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Coal+Lignite Gas+Diesel Hydro Nuclear RES

CAPACITY MIX (SINCE MARCH,1981)

POWER SUPPLY POSITION IN THE COUNTRY

862 937

996 1,002 1,069

1,114 1,143

621

788 858 909

960 1,031 1,091 1,135

617

8.5 8.5

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up

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pte

mb

er,

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erg

y (

BU

)

Year

Power Supply Position in terms of Energy

since 2010-11

Energy Requirement

Energy Supplied

Energy not Supplied (%)

122 130 135 136

148 153 160 164

110 116 123

130 141

148 157 161

9.8 10.6

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pte

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er,

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ak

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(G

W)

Year

Power Supply Position in terms of Peak

since 2010-11

Peak Demand

Peak Met

Demand not Met (%)

1. At present, demand supply gap at an all time low of less than 1%. This gap is on account of factors other than non-availability of power.

2. Adequate power available in the country.

Coal based capacity under reserved shut down during the current year is 15000- 25000 MW.

73.6 76.8 78.6 77.2 77.48 75.07 73.32

69.93 65.55 64.46 62.28 60.01

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PLF

(in

%)

Year

ALL INDIA COAL BASED PLF

32.53 31.25 30.42

28.65 27.2

25.47 25.39 23.97 23.65 23.04

21.46 22.77

34.78 34.33 33.02

30.62 29.45 27.37 26.58 26.15 27

25.38 22.58

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YEARS

T&D AND AT&C LOSSES

T&D losses (Source: PDM CEA) AT&C Losses (Source: PFC)

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H

YEARS

PER CAPITA CONSUMPTION

ALL INDIA LOSSED AND PER CAPITA CONSUMPTION

FUTURE SCENARIO

226 299 370 448 1,566

2,047 2,531

3,049

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PEA

K D

EMA

ND

GW

ENER

GY

REQ

UIR

EMEN

T B

U

YEAR PEAK DEMAND ENERGY REQUIREMENT

Growth Rate (%)

2016-17 to

2021-22 2021-22 to

2026-27

CAGR of Electrical Energy Requirement 6.18 5.51

CAGR of Peak Electricity Demand 6.88 5.77

PROJECTIONS OF ELECTRICITY DEMAND-19TH ELECTRIC POWER SURVEY

57,260

71,768

95,319

120,772

147,541

174,998

12,289

25,475

43,035

61,693

80,899 100,000

32,280 33,578

39,078 45,305

52,258 60,000

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-22

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YEAR

PROJECTED GROWTH OF RES INSTALLED GENERATING CAPACITY (MW)

WIND

SOLAR

TOTAL

TARGET RES INSTALLED CAPACITY MARCH,2022

4400

14400

24400

34400

44400

54400

64400

74400

84400

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/20

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4/1

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/20

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/18

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/202

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/7/2

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/17

/202

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/27

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/202

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/20

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/20

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2/1

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/20

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3/1

7/2

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7/2

022

4/6

/20

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MW

Daily Peak solar & Wind 2021-22

Solar Wind

44400

54400

64400

74400

84400

94400

104400

114400

124400

4/1

/20

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021

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/20

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022

MW

Total VRE(Solar+Wind)Peak of each day

2021-22

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VRE Peak of each day Duration Curve

2021-22

Year

Installed

capacity of

RES

(GW)

Expected Generation in (BU)

Solar Wind Biomass SHP Total

Total Energy

Requirement

(BU)

Contribution

of RES to

Total Energy

Demand(%)

2021-22 175 162 112 37 15 326 1,566 20.1%

2026-27 275 243 188 63 24 518 2,047 24.4%

Estimated Electricity Generation from RES in years 2021-22 and 2026-27

TYPICAL ALL INDIA DEMAND & NET LOAD CURVE(PEAK DAY) (2021-22)

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MW

HOUR

ALL INDIA DEMAND NET DEMAND

DUCK CURVE

0.4000

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pr-

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ay-2

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n-2

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n-2

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l-2

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ug-

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g-2

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g-2

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ep

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p-2

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p-2

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ov-

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-No

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ec-

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-Dec

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an-2

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-Jan

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-22

5-F

eb

-22

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-Feb

-22

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-Feb

-22

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ar-2

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-Mar

-22

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-Mar

-22

Off

Pe

ak V

alu

e/P

eak

val

ue

(24

ho

urs

)

Day of the year

Off-Peak / Peak Comparison Total Demand & Net Load 2021-22

Total DemandNet Load

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174000

194000

214000

234000

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/20

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/202

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022

MW

Daily Total Peak Demand vs Net Peak Demand 2021-22

Total Demand Net Demand

ALL INDIA LOAD DURATION CURVES (2021-22)

0

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220,000

240,000

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%

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.0%

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%

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%

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%

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%

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5

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%

63

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6

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%

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.4%

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%

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%

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.2%

9

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%

96

.6%

MW

Total Demand (MW)

2,25,751

1,58,785

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%

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.3%

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%

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%

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.9%

4

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%

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5

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%

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.5%

6

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%

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.3%

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%

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.1%

7

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%

81

.9%

8

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%

89

.7%

9

3.6

%

97

.5%

Titl

e

Net Demand (MW)

2,15,326

71,146

RAMP DURATION CURVES (2021-22)

-32,500-30,000-27,500-25,000-22,500-20,000-17,500-15,000-12,500-10,000

-7,500-5,000-2,500

02,5005,0007,500

10,00012,50015,00017,50020,00022,50025,000

0%

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%

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4%

MW

/HR

Ramping Duration Curve

(Total Demand)

-32,500-30,000-27,500-25,000-22,500-20,000-17,500-15,000-12,500-10,000

-7,500-5,000-2,500

02,5005,0007,500

10,00012,50015,00017,50020,00022,50025,000

0%

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%

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MW

/HR

Ramping Duration Curve

(Net Demand)

RAMPING CAPABILITIES OF CONVENTIONAL GENERATION

1 1 119

1,068

3,887

2,067

1,393

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268

4,796

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588

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0

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3,000

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-30,000 to -24,000-24,000 to -18,000-18,000 to -12,000 -12,000 to -6,000 -6,000 to 0 1 to 6,000 6,000 to 12,000 12,000 to 18,000 18,000 to 24,000

Ho

urs

HOURLY RAMP RATES(MW/HOUR)

FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION OF RAMP RATES OVER THE YEAR

Frequency(f1) Net Load Frequency(f2) Total Demand

Thank you

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75

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MW

Hours

27th March,2022 (Retirements of Coal during 2017-22 : 22,716 MW)

Solar Wind Gas Hydro Imports Small Hydro +Biomass Coal Nuclear

HYDRO SOLAR

WIND

GAS

IMPORTS

SHP+BIOMASS

COAL

NUCLEAR

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s/ye

ar

MW

Daily Peak Demand (Net) Distribution 2021-22