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    * 2020-21 NETWORK PLANNING REPORT tC ) @tate Transmission Utility (STU) Plan on Transmission Sector in Gujarat ee Un ey Lee EL Status upto March-2021/GETCO/STU/Report CPE ely) CORPORATION LIMITED Vadodara (INDIA) s¢4 GUJARAT ENERGY TRANSMISSION c ° QUALITY POLICY We as transmission utility in Gujarat are committed to system availability, minimize transmission losses and continual improvement in our” transmission services through grid discipline and safe operation, thereby exceeding customer, stake holder's expectations, protect environment, achieve Global recognition and build robust, reliable and optimum transmission system by adopting latest prevailing technology and project management practices. si Managing Director t t I t I I I I t t I t t I I I I ! I I I I I 1 I I 1 1] Date : 12th February 2008 @ Gujarat Energy Transmission Corporation Limited 6 From Desk of the Managing Director Greetings. India has an ambitious renewable energy capacity expansion program to 175 GW by 2022, in which Gujarat has been front runner. The State contributes 13 percent to India’s renewable energy basket. This year, Gujarat’s total renewable capacity has crossed 10 GW mark. Further, the state has the highest solar roof top installations in the country which adds up to about 1000 MW. Also, the push of central as well as state government has proven to be a game changer for renewables. It has infused enthusiasm in the industries and developers and promoted clean energy development. Even during such an uncertain time of Covid-19, GETCO has fulfilled the mission of maintaining grid stability and reliability throughout the year. With our constant efforts, we have achieved 99.51% of Transmission line availability and 99.89% of substation availability during 2020-21. Further, to keep pace with state’s growing power demand and ensure reliable power supply, during 2020-21, addition of 1993 CKm line length and 4757 MVA of transmission capacity is added to boost up our Gujarat Power system. Further, with the launch day time power supply to agriculture sector under Kisan Suryoday Yojna (KSY), power demand of the State is expected to grow exponentially. To meet this demand, GETCO has charted an ambitious capacity addition plan in phase wise manner up to 2022-23 and its implementation work is under progress. However, around 4000 villages are already implemented KSY scheme. The network planning report of STU is prepared with an aim to brief all our stakeholders about the present and planned transmission infrastructure of GETCO, existing and anticipated energy scenario of our state, renewable energy integration etc. We hope this report will bring better understanding of Gujarat transmission network planning and expect constructive feedback from all our stakeholders. Best Regards, Shri Upendra Pande Managing Director Gujarat Energy Transmission Corporation Limited ——_—————————— ee oe ee ¢ Gujarat Energy Transmission Corporation Limited Zr From The STU Cell A decade down the line, Gujarat’s net power generation capacity from 13600 MW in 2010 to 30244 MW in 2021 has increased by 55%. In terms of Renewables, from meagre 13% of installed capacity in 2010 it has now reached to 32% in 2021. The Capacity addition slowed down temporarily in 2020 due to Covid Pandemic but the fact is that today 9797 MW (32%) of renewables have been installed in Gujarat grid against 1782 MW (13%) at the beginning of the decade. Further, three large scale solar parks i.e. Dholera Solar Park (1000 MW), Raghanesda Solar Park (700 MW) & Harshad Solar Park (500 MW) have been sanctioned in the state. Around 7000-8000 MW capacity of RE is already granted to various developers and is expected to be commissioned during 2021-22-23. In terms of ISTS RE schemes in Gujarat, world’s largest renewable energy park of 30 GW at Khavda, Kutch has been sanctioned. Implementation of the Hybrid RE park will be in Phase wise manner and transmission schemes for Phase -1 of 8 GW (by 2023) has been finalized. For smooth integration and evacuation of huge RE capacity as well as provide quality and uninterrupted power supply to our esteemed consumers, GETCO is dedicatedly focusing on having adequate transmission network and transmission capacity at all voltage levels. The Network Planning Report has covered various aspects of GETCO and gives outlook on our future projects. Shri Narendrakumar P Jadav Chief Engineer (STU Cell and R&C) Gujarat Energy Transmission Corporation Limited Page -4- of 92 Gujarat Energy Transmission Corporation Limited From The STU Cell The State of Gujarat continues to aggressively pursue its effort towards a cleaner energy portfolio. With huge anticipated capacity addition of Renewables into the Gujarat Grid along with agricultural demand shift during day time with implementation of Kisan Suryoday Yojana, GETCO as a State Transmission Utility is responsible for development of efficient and coordinated Intra-state transmission system for smooth flow of electricity from Generating plants to its consumers. Transmission planning is a continuous process of identification of transmission system addition requirements, their timing and need. The key inputs for our planning are new Generation units’ addition in the system, Load demand forecast from DISCOMs, operational constraints, system strengthening in order to increase reliability in the grid. For transmission planning and analysis, Load flow studies and Short circuit studies are carried out through the use of prominent software’s like Mi-Power and PSS/E. We are pleased to present the Network Planning Report of State Transmission Utility (STU) on Transmission Sector of Gujarat for the financial year 2020-21. The Report covers the Present & Planned Infrastructure of GETCO grid, Capacity addition for next 5 years in terms of Transmission lines, Substation, Transformation Capacity, Highlights of RE sector, Operational, Financial and Physical performance of GETCO. We convey our hearty thanks to all stakeholders for their support and Kind co-operation. Smt Alka S Shah Superintending Engineer (STU Cell) Gujarat Energy Transmission Corporation Limited Se pege. 220/66 kV, 2X160 MVA ICTs — | ws) 220 KV fy Loch one erat ot220 IDIG Cn 10 system - Sartanper tine a iyava B a 2. 220 kV D/C Shapar (400 kV) - Ghiyavad 50 nant 3._220/66 kV, 2 X 160 MVA ICTs €] 2023-24 1.220 kV D/C Amreli (400 kV) - Maglana line 200 - 220kV —_|2. LILO of 220 kV S/C Vallabhipur - Vartej a system 16} Maglana tine at 220 kV Maglana substation with strengthening (Bhavnagar) | OPGW (commissioned) 3..220/66 kV, 2 X 160 MVA ICTS [Up-gradation of 1. LILO of 220 kV S/C Jetpur-Rajkot line at 47| 66KV Metoda |" Metoda substation (3.2 U/g cable + 1 42 system to 220 kV (GIS)|__ Overhead line) Strengthening (Rajkot) | 2. 220/66 kV, 2 X 160 MVA ICTs 220 kV | 1.LILO of both the circuits of 220 KV D/C OD ta) Khajod Kawas - Navsar' (PG) line at 220 kV system (GIs) Khajod Strengthening (Surat) _ | 2.220/66 kV, 2 X 160 MVA ICTs mo ky | 1 LILO of one circuit of 220 kV D/C rin \ Wanakbori - Asoj line at 220 kV Sevatia system 19) Sevalia en veda) substation (Commissioned) rengthening | « 2._ 220/66 KV, 2 X 600 MVA ICTs : mony | ULO of Both circuit of 220 Kv D/C Shapar| 75 - Babara line at amlapur . 20 eee 2. 220 kV D/C Kamlapur - Gondal II line 60 _| RE Integration (Rajkot) |3; 220/e0kv,2x160MVAICTs | | Page - 33 - of 92 a Gujarat Energy Transmission Corporation Limited <0 2. 220/66 KV, 2 X 160 MVA ICTs sr. | Name of Sub 7 Line S| “station [Name of Associated Transmission elements] Length [Type of Scheme| | (District) (ckm) D] 2024-25 ZAOKV —|f- LILO of both circuits of 220 KV D/C GSEG-| 34 o9 a| Olpad Kosamba line at 220 kV Olpad substation] > system is) with pile foundation Strengthening (Surat) |2. 220/66 kV, 2X 160 MVAICTS —_ Up-gradation | 1, LILO of both circuits of 220 kV D/C of 132 kV__| "Gandhinagar TPS- Soja line at Chiloda 60 exem 22|chiloda to 220 | substation strengthening Ke level (Gis) | 2. 220/132 kV, 2 X 150 ICTs (G'nagar) | 3.20/66 kV, 2 x 160 MVA ICTs Z20KV 73) substation | 1.220 kV D/C Kamtapur - Gondat I! tine 30 system near Gondal_ | 2:220/66 kV, 2 X 160 MVAICTs Strengthening (Rajkot) T.LILO of one circuit of 220 KV DIC 10 a0 Kv Hatot | Chandrapura - Godhara tine at 220 kV albert Halol substation 50 system (Panrrshaty | HILO of one circuit of 20 kV D/C Strengthening Vadodara - Vyankatpura line at Halol 3.220/66 kV, 2 X 160 MVA ICTs 220 kV fl. LILO of 220 kV S/C Keshod - Timbdi line at] 16 — 25) Veraval (GIS) 220 KV Veraval substation Strengthening (Junagadh) _p.. 220/66 kV, 2 X 160 MVA ICTs azo ny | HLO of both cet of 220 KV D/C om ‘alavad - Kangashiyali tine a ystem 2) aie act) |, Siddheshwar substation 55 | strengthening 2. 220/66 kV, 3X160 MVA ICTs | |Upgradation of 1. 220 kV D/C Bhilad - Sarigam line | 77 | 66 KV Sarigam | 2. LILO of 220 kV S/C Tarapur - Vapi line at! 45 system to 220 kV (GIS)| Sarigam Strengthening (Valsad) — | 3. 220/66 kV, 2 X 160 MVA ICTs E] 2025-26 & Onwards Up-gradation | 1. LILO of 220 kV S/C GSEG - Kim line at 10 of 66 kV Velanja exo 28 Welanja 220 kV | 2. LILO of 220 kV S/C GSEG - Mora - Kim Strengthening (Gis) line at Velanja (Surat) _| 3. 220/66 kV, 2 X 160 MVA ICTs 220 kV 1.LILO of 220 kV S/C Savarkundla-Visavadar 10 system 29) Bagasara line at Bagasara substation strengthening (Amreli) 2.220/66 kV, 2 X 160 MVA ICTs so P2OKY Avaniya | > WLO of Bot circu of 20 RVBICBECL =| X30 | syst (Bhavnagar) Strengthening Page - 34- of 92 q Gujarat Energy Transmission Corporation Limited sr. Name of Sub Line Ng_| Station Name of Assoctated Transmission elements) Length [Type of Scheme| "| (District) (ckKm) Up-gradation | 1110 of one circuit of 220 kV D/C as GENS Ranasan - Kanbha tine at 220 kV Kanbha Kanbha to 220 n 5 System a KW Substation) Strengthenini (Gls) 2. 220 KV D/C Dehgam - Kanbha line 3 g (A’bad) 3. 220/66 kV, 2 X 160 MVA ICTs 4. LILO of both circuit of 220 KV D/C 120 220 KV ° System 32] cpg Ukai(Hy) - Achhalia tine at 220 kV Chikda Chikda (Surat)| 5 SG /66 kV, 7 X 160 MVA IeTs Strengthening . LILO of both circuits of 220 kV D/C 32 Up-gradation | Gandhinagar TPS- Ranasan line at Bhat of 66 KV Bhat. substation. 10 system 33] to220kKV 2. 132 kV 800 sq. mm (6+1) U/G cable from ces (Gis) Bhat to Chandkheda. San (Gandhinagar) f, 220/132 kV, 2 X 150 MVA ICTS |. 220/66 KV, 2 X 160 MVA ICTs LILO of one circuit of 220 kV D/C Ukai 2x70 34|220 KV Sarvala| (Hydro) ~ Chikda line at 220 kV Sarvala system (Tapi) substation Strengthening 2. 220/66 kV, 2 X 160 MVA ICTs 1. LILO of one circuit of 220 kV Bhutiya - 20 220 kV Agiyol at 220 kV Kheradi on 35| Kheradi [2 LILO of one circuit of 220 kV Agiyol - lene (Arvalli) Dhansura at 220 kV Kheradi et e 3._ 220/66 kV, 2 X 160 MVA ICTS. OKY | LILO of 20 KV S/C Sartanpar - Wankaner | 2 Nacatear |. line at 220 kV Makansar substation system 36| “Avprigy | 2-LlLO of 220 kV S/C Morbi - Hadala tine at | 20 | serenethenin (Rajkot) 220 kV Makansar substation 2 2 u) | 3. 220/66 kV, 2 X 160 MVA ICTs 1. LILO of 220 kV S/C Mitha - Soja line at 220 kV 220 kV Mandali 30 a 37 Mandali 2. 220 kV D/C Chharodi (400 kV) - Mandali en thenins (Mehsana) line 120 2 8 3. 220/66 KV, 2 X 160 MVA ICTS ano ky _|1t- LILO of both circuits of 220 kV D/C Bo Pale Navsari - Nasik line at 220 kV Limzar system (Naveany |, Substation Strengthening 2. 220/66 kV, 2 X 160 MVA ICTs Upgradation of |1. LILO of both circuits of 220 kV D/C Mota - 10 39 [66 KV Mahuva | ” Chikhli (Ambheta) line at 220 kV Mahuva system to 220 kV (GIS) | substation Strengthening (Surat) _|2. 220/66 KV, 2 x 160 MVA ICTs a Page ~ 35 - of 92 a Gujarat Energy Transmission Corporation Limited sr. | Name of Sub Tine RE: | Station |Name of Associated Transmission elements} Length [ype of Scheme | istrict) (ckm) 1. LILO of both circuits of 220 KV D/C Kawas | 10 Up-gradation | TPS - Haldarwa line at Ankleshwar of 132kV | substation 5 system 40Ankleshwar to [2. LILO of one circuit of 132 KV D/C Achhalia Persil 20 kV (GIs) |" - Ankleshwar tine at Valia substation eee (Bharuch) |3. 220/66 kV, 2 x 160 MVA ICTs 4. 220/132 kV, 2 X 150 MVA ICTs ~ LILO of $/C Ichchhapore - Sachin line at 5 220 kV 220 kV Dumas 5 system 41] Dumas (GIS) |2. LILO of $/C GSEG - Sachin line at 220 kV pa athening (Surat) Dumas 3, 220/66 kV, 2 x 160 MVA ICTs BDO KY [i+ LILO of one circuit of 220 kV D/C a) Pease Ukai(TH) - Acchalia tine at 220 KV Balethi system fGueaty Be 220KV D/C Kosamba - Balethi tine 35 _ | Strengthening . 220/66 kV, 2.x 160 MVA ICTS Nie Egat | 1+ LILO of both circuit of 220 KV Charadva-| '° 43) a Bhimasar at 220 kV Shapar RE Integration 2. 220/66 KV, 2 X 160 MVA ICTs (Morbi) a 7. 220 KV D/C Mansar (Halvad) - Dhama line} 220 220 kv (AL-59) 90 as| Drom [2 220 kV D/C Dhama - Bechraji tine (AL:59)| 200 | ae integration ; 3. 220 KV D/C Dhama - Chharodi line (AL- (S'nagar) Es 4, 220/66 kV, 2 X 160 MVA ICTs 3 132 kV Transmission schemes: Name of Sub ; Line NG. | Station Name of Associated Transmission | Length | Type of Scheme "| @istrict) (cKm) 2021-22 1. LILO of one circuit of 132 KVSIC| 4 5 system 1 | 132 kV Supedi |" Gondal - Bhayavadar line . Strengthening 2, 132/66 KV, 2 X 100 MVA ICTs (KsY) Page - 36 - of 2 q : Gujarat Energy Transmission Corporation Limited 4.3. Other system strengthening lines planned up to year 2025 & onwards: 4.3.1 400 kV Transmission lines: x Name of Transmission lines aa 1 | 400 kV D/C Vadavi-Halvad line 290 2__ [LILO of 400 kV S/C Adani-Hadala line at Halvad 90 | 3 |400 kV D/C Amreli - Kasor line aaa 470 4 | 400 kV D/C Varsana - Halvad line 238 5 | 400 kV D/C Soja-Zerda (Kansari) (AL-59) 268 6 [LILO of one circuit of 400 kV D/C Halvad -Vadavi line at Chharodi 60 4.3.2 220 kV Transmission lines: Isr. No. Name of Transmission lines Une Length (ckm) | 1 |220 KV D/C Pirana (PG) - Barejadi line 50 2 | 220KV D/C Wanakbori TPS-Zalod along with one circuit LILO at 24 KV Saudasana Muvada. 3 220 kV D/C Virpore - Chikhli line 120 4 | EO of one circuit of 220 KV D/C Amreli - Dhasa line at 220 KV fo Gariyadhar substation 5 _| MLO of 220 KVS/C Lalpar - Sartanpar line at 220 kV Wankaner a substation 6 | 220 KV D/C Gavasad - Salejada line _ 194 7 [220 kV D/C Chorania - Botad line — 103 3g _| HUO of one circuit of 220 kV D/C Bhachau - Radhanpur line at o 400 kV Charanka substation 9 [220 kV D/C Padva (BECL) - Botad 190 LILO of one circuit of 220 KV D/C Kasor - Gavasad line at 220 kV 10 Gotri substation along with conversion of 132 kV D/C Gotri - 4 Dhuvaran - Karamsad line in 220 KV M/C tower line up to LILO point of 220 kV Kasor - Gavasad line 11 | 220 kV D/C Vapi-ll (ISTS) - Atul line - 50 LILO of 220 KV Chikhli (Ambheta) - Vapi(GETCO) line at 400kV_ | 12 . 40 Vapi-ll (STS) LILO of 2° circuit of 220 kV D/C Jetpur - Sardargadh at 220 kV 13 6.2 Shapur s/s 14 | 220 KV D/C Bhogat (400 kV) - Moti Gop line 140 4.3.3 132 kV Transmission lines: ha Name of Transmission Line Rae 1 [LILO of 132 kV S/C Gondal -Haripur line at 220 kV Visavadar_—__ 38 Page 37 -oFS2 q f Gujarat Energy Transmission Corporation Limited 7 [HILO of both circuits of 132 kV D/C Shikarpur W/F- Samakhiali line 40 at Vondh substation 3 | EiLO of one circuit of 132 KV D/C Nehsana - Patan line at Sankhari = substation 4 _|132 KV SIC Sankhari (400 KV) - Deesa line 20 3.4 Conductor strengthening of existing lines upto year 2025 & onwards: a Name of Transmission Line ae 1 | 220 kV S/C Asoj - Jambuva line 49 Z_[ 220 kV S/C Vay - Sachin line 38.5 3 [220 KV S/C Morbi - Lalpar tine 73 4 [220kVS/C Jetpur- Gondal line 26 5 | 220 kV S/C Vadavi - Chhatral line 2 6 | 220 KV D/C Tappar - Shivlakha line 12 7_ | 220 kV S/C Shivlakha - Sankhari line 185 |" [220 kV SIC Shivlakha - Nani Hamitpur - Deodar line 190 9 [220 kV D/C Dehgam - Khanpur line _ 23.5 10 | 132 kV S/C Karamsad - Nadiad tine - 27.2 11 [432 kV S/C Nyara - Vikram line 3 12_| 132 KV SIC Nyara - Vajdi - Vikram line 33 13 | 132 kV S/C Gondal - Vikram line 39 14 | 132 kV S/C Gondal - Jasdan line 50 15. | 132 kV D/C Ranasan - Sabarmati line 26.2 | 16 | 132 kV D/C Ranasan - Vatwa line [53.2 17 | 132 kV S/C Sikka - Naghedi line 30 4.4 Reactive Power Compensation planned upto 2025 & onwards: 4.1 Proposed Reactors at 400 kV level: _ Name of Substation Bus Reactor Line Reactor Wanakbori TPS 125 MVAR = 2_| Ukai TPS 125 MVAR E 3. | 400 KV Kalavad I 125 MVAR| 4 [400 kV Keshod 125 MVAR 5 _| 400 kV Sankhari 125 MVAR 3 6 | 400 kV Bhogat 125 MVAR = |_7 | 400 kV Pipavav 125 MVAR 8 | 400 kV Achhalia 125 MVAR = 9 | 400 kV Prantij 125 MVAR = Page - 38 - of 02 Y & Gujarat Energy Transmission Corporation Limited 10 [400 kV Shapar 125 MVAR| 11. | 400 kV Soja 125 MVAR 12 | 400 kV Saykha_ 125 MVAR 13 |400 kV Dholera 125 MVAR 4.4.2 Shunt Compensation to be added by 2025: 4.4.2.1 Proposed Reactors at 220 kV level: Sr. No. Name of Station District 220 KV, 1 X25 MVAR switchable Bus Reactor 2 [220 kV Sagapara Bhavnagar 3 [220 kV Kangasiyali Rajkot 4 _ [220 KV Vartej Bhavnagar 4.4,2.2.11 KV Capacitor bank sr. No. Name of Station Capacity 20 MVAR, 10 NVAR, 7.5 NVAR, 5 MVAR & 2.5 MVAR 1 | Capacitor Bank at existing 66 kV substations ee 39 - of 92 5. Green Energy Corridor 5.1 About Green Energy Corridor The Green Energy Corridor Project aims at synchronizing electricity produced from renewable sources, such as solar and wind, with conventional power stations in the grid. For evacuation of large-scale renewable energy, Intra-State Transmission System (InSTS) project was sanctioned by the Ministry in 2015-16. It is being implemented by eight renewable-rich states of Tamil Nadu, Rajasthan, Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, Maharashtra, Gujarat, Himachal Pradesh, and Madhya Pradesh. The project is being implemented in these states by the respective State Transmission Utilities (STUs). The purpose is to evacuate 20,000 MW of large-scale renewable power and improvement of the grid in the implementing states. The total project cost is Rs. 10141 crores. The funding mechanism consists of 40% Government of India Grant (total Rs. 4056.67 crores), 20% state equity and 40% loan from KfW, Germany (500 million EUR). As far as State of Gujarat is concerned, the project includes approximately 1888 CKm transmission lines and substations of a total capacity of 7980 MVA. Status of Green Energy Corridor as on 31.03.2021: Inter - State Transmission System Lines Planned Length (CKm) Status 765 KV D/C Banaskantha - Chittorgarh 604 Completed 765 KV D/C Banaskantha - Bhujpool 378 Completed 400 KV D/C Banaskantha-Sankhari__—+| —~—~=«43—~=S*~*«~SC~C*« Completed ~——=s Intra -State Transmission System Lines Target Line constructed | Substations Planned | Substations Commissioned (Nos / CKm) (Nos. / CKm) (Nos. / MVA) (Nos. / MVA) 18 / 1888 7/351 8 / 7980 5/2700 Page - 40 -of 92 ' 5.2 Intrastate transmission schemes under Green Energy Corridor-I: GETCO identified and proposed the list of lines and substations costing Rs 1962.12 Crores for Renewable Energy evacuation and all such elements were accepted by the CEA, who was nodal agency while preparing Green Corridor Report in association with MNRE. GETCO Board have already accorded approval for implementation of various Intra-State transmission schemes under Green Energy Corridors. (A)_ Substations: a Name of Element Quantum | Status 220 kV Babara substation (Dist. Amreli) (1) 220/132 kV, 2 X 150 MVA, 2x 150 MVA 1 (2) 220766 kV, 2 X 160 MVA, +, roel (3) 6 Nos. 220 kV, 4 Nos. of 132 kV & 6 Nos. 66 kV 2x 160 MVA feeder bays. 220 kV Bhachunda GIS substation (Dis. Kutch) ee 2 | (1) 220/66 kV, 2 X 160 MVA 2.x 160 MVA | .gupsiation 4 (2) 6 Nos. of 220 kV & 6 Nos. of 66 KV feeder bays 220 KV Kalavad GIS substation (Dis. Jamnagar) 3. | (1) 220/66 kV, 3X 160 MVA - 3x 160.MVA | prone (2) 10 Nos. of 220 kV & 10 Nos. of 66 KV feeder bays 220 KV Moti Gop substation (Dist. Jamnagar) 4 | (A) 220766 kV, 3X 160 MVA 3.x 160 MVA | ,ubstation | (2) 8 Nos. of 220 kV & 6 Nos. of 66 KV feeder bays _— Up-gradation of 132 KV Wankaner to 220 kV level (Dist. 5. | Raikot) - GIS technotony 3X TEOMVAT cbstation (1) 220/66 kV, 3 X 160 MVA, 220/132 kV 2X150 MVA 2.150 MvA | Commissioned (2) 4 Nos. of 220 kV & 6 Nos. of 66 kV feeder bays 400 kV Bhachunda GIS substation (Dist. Kutch) | causation (1) 400/220 kV, 2 X 500 MVA. “ommissiones © | (2) 4 Nos. of 400 kV feeder bays SOO nn one (3) 400 KV, 1x 125 MVAR Reactor with bay 500 MVA ICT 400/220/66 kV Bhogat GIS substation (Dist. Jamnagar) (1) 400/220 kV, 2 X 500 MVA 7 {(2) 220766 kv, 2 X 160 MVA 2500 MVA Workin (3) 2 Nos. of 400 kV feeder bays rogress (4) 400 KV, 1 x 125 MVAR Reactor with bay 2x 160 WVA (5) 6 Nos. of 220 kV & 6 Nos. of 66 kV bays 400 kV Shapar GIS substation (Dist. Surendranagar) 3 |) 400/220 KV, 3 ¥ 500 MVA Can Bay ° 3x S00 MVA | Work in (2) 220/66 kV 3 X 160 MVA Trf with bay 3x60 mva | PrOstess (3) 400 kV, 1 x 125 MVAR Reactor with bay Page - 41 - of 82 ¥ Gujarat Energy Transmission Corporation Limited (8) Transmission Lines: er Name of Element Sane status 1_[ 400 KV D/C Bhogat - Kalavad line (Twin AL-59) 135 _| Work in Progress 2_| 400 kV Hadala - Shapar line (Twin AL-59)_ 65___| Work in Progress 3_[ 400 kV D/C Shapar - Pachham (Fedra) line (Twin AL-59) 100 | Work in Progress 4 | 220 kV D/C Amreli-Babara line (AL-59) | 25 Work in Progress 5__| 220 kV D/C Shapar-Babara line (AL-59) 60__| Work in Progress LILO of both circuits of 220 kV D/C Jamanvada - Varsana | © | tine at 220 kv Bhachunda (AL-59) M/C line 20 ae 7 LILO of one circuit of 220 kV D/C Akrimota - Nakhatrana 32 Commissioned tine at Bhachunda 8_| 220 kV D/C Bhatia - Bhogat line (AL-59) 15 | Commissioned 9 | 220 kV D/C Bhogat - Ranavav line (AL-59) 75 | Work in Progress LILO of one circuit of 220 kV D/C Gandhinagar TPS - 10 | chhatral tine at Vadavi (AL-59) . || Go 11 | 220 kV D/C Chorania - Salejada line (AL-59) 70 | Work in Progress 42 | 220 kV D/C Radhanpur - Sankhari line (AL-59) 55 Commissioned 43 | LILO of one Circuit of 220 KV D/C Hadala - Sartanpar at ne peer 220 kV Wankaner (AL-59) LILO of 220 kV S/C Lalpar - Sartanpar line at 220 kV 14 | Wankaner (M/C tower by replacement of existing 132 kV | 20 | Work in Progress towers) (AL-59) 15 | 220 kV D/C Bhogat - Moti Gop line (AL-59) 70___ | Work in Progress LILO of both circuits of 220 kV D/C Tebhda - Nyara line 16 | at Moti Gop substation (M/C line : AL-59) i Commissioned 47 | 400 kV D/C Bhachunda - Varsana line (Twin AL-59) 140__| Work in Progress 4 | LILO of both circuits of 132 KV D/C Sitac WF - Jasdan 25 | Workin Progress | line at Babara (M/C line) (C) Reactive Power Compensation: Sr. No. _Name of Element Quantum 220 KV, 1 x 50 / 1 x 25 MVAR Bus Reactors each at 1 220 kV Moti Paneli, Bhatia, Nakhatrana, & Deodar substations - 5 Nos. (commissioned) " 220 kV Bhachau (Work in progress) (0) Line / Reactor Bays: Sr. No. Name of Element Quantum '4 Nos. of 400 KV feeder bays at Shapar and 2 Nos. of 400 KV feeder 1 |bays each at Kalavad, Hadala, Pachham (Fedra) & Varsana| 12 Nos substations 220 KV feeder bays : 2 Nos. each at Amreli, Shapar, Bhatia, Ranavav, Vadavi, Chorania, Salejada, Radhanpur & Sankhari 2 | substations and| 23 Nos. 1 No. of 220 kV Reactor bay each at MotiPaneli, Bhatia, Nakhatrana, Bhachau and Deodar substations Page -42- of O2 Pee aways O30 TepUN Seu AD ze pesodord SeuM| AM OOF Pesodolg ————| ewlayag 939 494 ‘aweysg 239 Jepun suonessqns pasodoly V7 V suoneqns povoxidy /6unsoca WW q Gujarat Energy Transmission Corporation Limited 5.3 Intrastate transmission schemes under Green Energy Corridor (GEC It is pertinent to note that most of wind power is located in Kutch / Saurashtra area and solar power is located North Gujarat, Saurashtra and Kutch area. Further, RE development is being taken place in the areas wherein local consumption is very less. Therefore, considering local consumption and adequacy of already planned network up to around 10000 MW RE integration, there is a strong need to plan new infrastructure for any further RE integration with GETCO grid. Also, gestation period for RE projects is around two years, whereas creation of transmission network will take more than 5 years for commissioning. Therefore, transmission schemes for RE integration may be identified based on RE potential areas. Accordingly, a comprehensive Intra-State transmission scheme is identified for inclusion under GEC-II comprising of following elements based on RE potential sites and RE evacuation constraints area. The GEC-II schemes area already approved by the CEA and in-principal approval given by MNRE. Further, GETCO Board have already accorded approval for implementation of various Intra-State transmission schemes under GEC-II. (A) Substations: aS Name of Element Quantum 400/220/66 kV Keshod GIS substation (Dist. Surendranagar) (1) 400/220 kV, 2 X 500 MVA. 2x 500 4 [(2) 220/66 kV, 2 X 160 MVA Ave) (3) 6 Nos. of 400 kV feeder bays 2x 160 (4) 400 kV, 1 x 125 MVAR Reactor with bay MVA (5) 8 Nos. of 220 kV & 8 Nos. of 66 KV feeder bays 400/220/66 kV Kalavad GIS substation (Dist. Jamnagar) [4 4007220 kV, 2.x 500 MVA 2x 500 (2) 8 Nos. of 400 KV feeder bays NVA (3) 400 KV, 1 x 125 MVAR Reactor with bay 400/220/66 KV Shivlakha GIS substation (Dist. Kutch) (1) 400/220 kV, 2 X 500 MVA 2x 500 3 | (2) 220766 kV, 2X 160 MVA ave (3) 6 Nos. of 400 KV feeder bays 2x 160 (4) 400 KV, 1 x 125 MVAR Reactor with bay NVA (5) 8 Nos. of 220 kV & 8 Nos. of 66 KV feeder bays 220 KV Dhama substation (Dist. Surendranagar) 4_ | (1) 220/66 kV, 2 X 160 NVA, (2) 8 Nos. 220 kV, 6 Nos. 66 KV feeder bays. Eee Page - 44- of 92 2x 160 MVA v & Gujarat Energy Transmission Corporation Limited Sr. No Name of Element Quantum 220 kV Shapar (near Jetpar) substation (Dist. Morbi) 5 | (1) 220/66 kV, 2 X 160 MVA, ge (2) 6 Nos. 220 KV, 6 Nos. 66 KV feeder bays. | [220 kv Khambhatia substation (Dist. Bhavnagar) | 6 [(4) 220766 kv, 2X 160 NVA, ae (2) 6 Nos. 220 KV, 6 Nos. 66 KV feeder bays. 220 KV Kamlapur substation (Dist. Rajkot) 7 | (1) 220/66 kV, 2 X 160 MVA, (2) 8 Nos. 220 kV, 6 Nos. 66 KV feeder bays. 220 KV Talaja substation (Dist. Bhavnagar) 8 | (1) 220/66 kV, 2 X 160 MVA, ae (2) 6 Nos. 220 KV, 6 Nos. 66 KV feeder bays. 220 KV Ghiyavad substation (Dist. Morbi) 9 | (1) 220/66 kV, 2 X 160 MVA, Be (2) 8 Nos. 220 kV, 6 Nos. 66 kV feeder bays. 2x 160 MVA (B) Transmission Lines: sr Quantum na Name of Element (RRM). 1 | 400 kV D/C Kalavad - Keshod line (Twin AL-59) 120 [2 [400 kv D/C Keshod - Shapar line (Twin AL-59) 190 [3.400 kv D/C Shapar - Chharodi line (Twin AL-59) 90 [4 [400 kv D/C Bhachunda - Shivlakha line (Twin AL-59) 210 [5 [400 kV D/C Shivlakha - Veloda (Sankhari) line (Twin AL-59) 245 6 | 400 kV D/C Veloda (Sankhari) - Prantij line (Twin AL-59) 150 7 | LILO of one circuit of 400 kV D/C Soja - Zerda line at Veloda 5 (Gankhari) substation | LILO of both circuit of 220 kV D/C Visavadar - Timbdi at 400 kV Rn Keshod substation 9 | 220 kV D/C (400 kV) Keshod - Keshod line 25 10 | 220 kV D/C Mansar (Halvad) - Dhama line (AL-59) 110 11. | 220 kV D/C Dhama - Bechraji line (AL-59) 45 12 [220 kV D/C Dhama - Chharodi line (AL-59) 100 43, | LILO of 220 KVS7C Bala (SSNNL) - Dhanki (SSNNL) at 220 KV Sarla 6 (GETCO) substation (AL-59) 44 | LILO of both circuits of 220 KV D/C Bhimasar - Charadava line at OD 220 kV Shapar substation (M/C tower AL-59) 15 | 220 kV D/C Shapar (near Jetpar) - Shapar (400 kV S/S) line (AL-59) 85 16 | 220 kV D/C Tappar - Radhanpur line (AL-59) 170 i Page - 45 - of 92 Gujarat Energy Transmission Corporation Limited a Name of Element SO 47 | HILO of both circuit of 220 kV D/C Tappar - Shivlakha tine at a Shivlakha (400 kV) substation (M/C tower AL-59) 4p | LILO of both circuft of 220 KV D/C Bhatia - Kalavad line at 20 Khambhalia substation (M/C tower AL-59) 49 | LILO of both circuits of 220 KV D/C Shapar = Babara line at 220 KV 5 Kamlapur substation (AL-59) 20 [220 kV D/C Kamlapur - Bagodara line (AL-59) 110 21 | 220 KV D/C Moti Gop - Gondal-I (Gomta) line (AL-59) 125 22 [220 kV D/C Ghiyavad - Shapar (400 KV s/s) line (AL-59) 50 23 | LiLO of one circuit of 220 kV D/C Hadala - Sartanparline at 220KV | 4 Ghiyavad substation (AL-59) 34 | LILO of both circuit of 220 kV D/C Otha - Sagapara line at Talaja 20 substation (M/C tower AL-59) _ 25 | 220 kV D/C Talaja - Maglana line (AL-59) 60 26 | 220 kV D/C Maglana - Pachchham line (AL-59) 100 (©) Reactive Power Compensation: he Name of Element Quantum 400 KV, 50 MVAR line Reactor for 400 KV D/C Bhachunda - 1_ | Shivlakha & Shivlakha - Veloda lines : 50 MVAR line rector for each | 8 Nos. circuits at both the ends Page - 46 - of 92 wh e I - aseug JOpL05 A6Buauy usel5 Government of India has targeted installation of 175 GW of Renewable Energy Capacity by the end of year 2022 wherein capacity to the tune of 100 GW is planned from Solar sources. The State of Gujarat being located at the western coast of India is blessed with geographically advantageous position for harnessing Wind Capacity and Solar capacity. Government of Gujarat has notified conducive policies from time to time to encourage setting up of Renewable capacity in the State. At present, around 3266 MW Solar generation capacity is operational in the State and it is planned to increase the same upto 10750 MW during upcoming years. Generation from Solar Energy Projects is having Must Run status and solar generation is availability only during day period with peak generation during 11:00 Hours to 15:00 Hours. The generation pattern of solar energy has been a challenge for system operators for balanced grid operation. In absence of electricity storage facility, shifting of load is the available option. Since in the State of Gujarat, load shifting in other than Agricultural sector viz. Industrial, Urban and Rural sector is not practiced, the only option available is to shift the load of Agricultural sector. It is anticipated that with augmentation of solar capacity during upcoming period, the availability of solar power would increase during day period. At present, Gujarat State is catering to more than 17.25 Lakh Agricultural consumers through 8100 Numbers of 11 kV Agricultural feeders wherein consumers are segregated in 153 Groups. The supply of power to these groups is scheduled in such a manner that power is supplied for at least 8 hours during a day. Further, the hours of supply of power to these groups is rotated in such a way that each group is supplied power during day time for a week, followed by night hours for next week and for subsequent two weeks through partially day and partially night hours supply. Page - 48 - of 92, i & Gujarat Energy Transmission Corporation Limited The farmers face hardships as well as risk related to insects and animals for agricultural activity when power supply is supplied during night hours. Various Group of Farmers and Associations have been representing for supply for power during day period since ong. In case supply hours of agricultural power is shifted from night period to day period, it will help in power purchase cost optimization and balanced grid operation by enabling consumption of solar generation in the grid and simultaneously would help in improving agricultural productivity by addressing grievance of farmers for hardships faced by them towards night power supply. In the above background, Government of Gujarat has adopted an innovative approach through announcement of “kisan Suryoday Yojana” for the benefit of all stakeholders. Government of Gujarat launched kisan Suryoday Yojana during Budget session for financial year 2020-21. Under the Kisan Suryoday Yojana, the Government has announced to provide Rs. 3500 Crore towards strengthening of transmission network in next 3 years i.e. by the year 2023, for providing day time power supply to agriculture sector. 6.1 Requirement of Transmission Infrastructure under this schem: With implementation of this scheme, the supply of power to Agricultural sector will be shifted to day period i.e. from 5:00 AM to 9:00 PM during a day, which will increase the Agriculture load to around 11000 to 13000 MW as against 6000 MW to 6500 MW at present. Also, considering huge addition in anticipated demand at few 220 kV / 132 kV substations and space constraints for line bay requirement for identified 66 kV strengthening lines, following 12 Nos. of EHV substations along with associated 220 kV & 66 KV lines are proposed under Kisan Suryoday Yojana - 220 kV Satlasana/Sisrana Dist. Mehsana Upgradation of 66 KV Bhildi to 220 kV level Dist. Patan Upgradation of 66 KV Mera to 220 kV level Dist. Banaskantha 220 kV Rah Dist. Banaskantha 220 kV Gariyadhar Dist. Amreli 220 kV Patkhilori Dist. Rajkot 220 kV Padana / Gandhidham-B Dist. Kutch 220 kV Bhesan Dist. Junagadh 220 kV Khodu/Dudhrej Dist. Surendranagar 220 kV Babarzar Dist. Jamnagar 220 kV Ghiyavad Dist. Rajkot 132 KV Supedi Dist. Junagadh Page-40- of 92 e Gujarat Energy Transmission Corporation Limited 720 KV Rah 220 Ky Padanar'dham® 220 wv anid 20 Kv Knoduoudhre) 220 kV Gariyadhar _[ Commissioned Total No. of lines planned | 278 132 kV Supedi - Tender done 183 220 kV Mera - Work awarded 139 220 kV Babarzar = Work Completed 29 220 kV Ghiyavad * 220 kV Patkhilori = 220 kV Bhesan > 220 KV Bhildi ~ 220 KV Sisrana E 220 kV Rah - 220 kV Padana a 220 kV Khodu + oe) 8) 4) s] sa) aye] =] ee EES Page - 50 - of 92, q Gujarat Energy Transmission Corporation Limited 7.2 Month wise Maximum Unrestricted Demand & Maximum Demand Catered (MW) for the year 2020-21: (source: SLDC) Month [Apr [May |Jun [Jul [Aug |Sep |Oct |Nov |Dec |Jan |Feb | Mar Maximum Demand | 13489) 15589 | 15913 | 15719 | 14819 | 15732 | 17313 | 16573 | 16817 | 17323 | 17304 |18528 Catered ‘Maximum Unrestricted | 13508] 15578 | 15924 | 15741 | 14829 | 15749 | 17298 | 16596 | 16759 | 17305 | 17292 | 18483 Demand 7.3 Month wise Energy consumption (in Mus) of Gujarat State for the year 2020- 21 is as follows: (Source: SLDC) YEAR Apr [May [Jun [Jul [Aug [Sep [Oct [Nov [Dec |Jan |Feb|Mar | Total 2016-17 | 9187 | 9736 | 9366 | 8353 |7759 | 9105 | 8550 | 7890 | 8449 | 8495 | 8055/9340 | 104284 2017-18 [9940 [10341 [9399 [7427 | 8291 | 9168 0031 [9394 | 9211 | 9166 | 8473| 9898 | 110739 2018-19 [10345 [10962 |10584| 9139 | 9971 |10614 |11706 | 9424 | 9953 | 9869 | 9020| 10351| 121939 2019-20 [11223 [11758 | 10658/ 10551| 8970 [8829 [9545 [9299 [9995 | 9907 | 9974/9421 | 120129 2020-21 [7783 [9543 [8955 | 9118 | 8155 [9367 |11125 | 9760 | 10486) 10535] 9964| 17819| 116610 10000 8 g 2 2 g ‘Month wise Energy Consumption of Gujarat State in MUS ag auns 9968 sowes 10535 760 | | | | ® 2 8 2 @ 2 BOF m0617 ox7-18 wm 201819 #201920 MIC0.1 Page - 62 - of 92 7. Performance of GETCO Performance of GETCO: (Source: SLDC) Particulars 2016-17 |2017-18 | 2018-19 | 2019-20 |2020-21 1 | Maximum Demand Catered in MW 15203 | 17097 | 18221 | 18424 | 18483 2 | Maximum Unrestricted Demand in MW 15208 | 17097 | 18189 | 18437 | 18528 3 | Total Energy Catered in a Year in MUs 104284 | 110739 | 121939 | 120129 | 116610 4 | Maximum Energy Catered in a Day in MUs | 334 373 403 401 397 5 | Total Wind Energy Generation in MUs 7720 | 9636 | 11194 | 12147 | 9937 6 | Total Solar Energy Generation in MUs 1738 | 2048 | 2408 | 3272 | 4051 7.1 Grid Performance Parameters: Particulars 2014-15 | 2015-16 | 2016-17 | 2017-18 | 2018-19 | 2019-20 | 2020-21 Transmission losses (%) rs per SLDC 376] 376 | 388 | 375 | 395 | 3.72 | 3.50 |As per Revised 3.65 3.68 3.85 3.72 3.92 3.68 3.41 methodology # : S/S Availability (% | 99.86 | 99-85 | 99.86 | 99.87 | 99.88 | 99.89 | 99.89 Line Availability (%) | 99.63 | 99-60 | 99.55 | 99.58 | 99.60 | 99.54 | 99.51 Note:- (#) the revised methodology of transmission losses calculation approved by the Hon'ble GERC Cee EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEWEEESRETarTEEEET Page -51- of 92 & Gujarat Energy Transmission Corporation Limited “8 7.4 Yearly Energy consumption from different sources of Gujarat State is as follows: (in MUs): (Source: SLDC) Sr. No. Sources 2018-19 | 2019-20 | 2020-21 1 [GSECL 24954 20545 20759 2 State Own IPPs 6383 5977 8570 3 Other IPPs/CPP 24381 34620 29902 4 | Torrent Power 9047 8321 7391 5 ___| UNOSUGEN : 2010 1929 6 _|DGEN (Infirm power) = 709 1059 7__ | OPGs 1875 | 1542. 1305 8 Central Sector 41621 30881 31667 9 | Wind 11194 12147 9937 10 | Solar 2408 3272 4051 11__| Biomass 75 106 41 Fuel-wise Energy Consumption (MUs): FY 2020-24 Thermal + Gas = Centalsecior + Hye = PutHydto « Wn Mil » Solar = Brass.» CPP ‘Blomass,41,0% Solar, 051,3% ee saree Pty, 99,0% Hydro, 1028, 1% Page - 53, q Gujarat Energy Transmission Corporation Limited 7.5 Month wise Maximum energy consumption in a day (MUs) of Gujarat Stat follows: (Source: SLDC) ‘Max. YEAR | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec | Jan | Feb | Mar | Energy (Mus) 2016-47 | 315 | 325 | 329 | 288 | 288 | 334 | 320 | 280 | 280 | 291 | 302 | 334 | 334 2017-18 | 349 | 346 | 338 | 268 | 330 | 351 | 373 | 329 | 315 | 309 | 325 | 345 | 373 2018-19 | 354 | 368 | 376 | 329 | 365 | 403 | 401 | 349 | 330 | 334 | 336 | 367 | 403 2019-20 | 393 [394 | 401 | 391 | 324 | 321 | 365 | 339 | 336 | 341 | 364 | 365 | 401 2020-21 | 296 | 327 | 332 | 327 | 317 | 343 | 379 | 361 | 355 | 354 | 372 | 397 | 397 450 400 Max Day Consumption (MUs) Aor Month-wise Maximum Energy Consumptionin a Day (MUs) Aug 201748 w2016-10 201020 eam oer 280 00 20 So 6 - Gujarat Energy Transmission Corporation Limited 7.6 Category-wise DISCOM-wise load consumption pattern for the year 2020-21 (MUs): (Source: SLDC) ‘Minimum cater ‘Maximum catered during the year durh the Category ae Total | Grand un | Jui | Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec | Jan | Feb | Mar ea Gy 275 | 204 | 266 | 267 | 280 | 227 | 220 228 | 301 | 191 g | URB 301 | 200 | 261 | 298 24a | 230 3357 | 29687 BLAS 59_| 40 es _| o7 | 64 | a4 131 | 948 IND 930 | 1074 | 1145 | 1345 | 1563 | 1387 | 1604 | 1633 resi 15191 IY 224 | 251 | 226 | 237 | 24s | 187 | 178 | 179 2614 g URB. 332 | 330 | 278 | 301 | 304 | 201 | 195 | 188 3220 | 13022 Sac 61 | 95 69 | 140 | 142 | 107 | 135 1490 IND 487 | 520 | 499 | 538 | 533 | 446 | 496 | 503 5697 wey 378 378 | 300 | 377 | 268 | 269 | 265 4055, g [ure 253 | 254 | 221 | 298 | 232 | 150 | 150 | 146 2443 | o¢347 8 [46 7et | 624 435 | 988 | 1045 | 1206 | 1238 18 i 11059 IND 481 _| 633 | 741 | 761 | 635 | 868_| 724 | 855 _| 859 8785 J6Y s68_| 557 | 583 | 558 | 584 | 611 | 492 | 498 | 489 6532, g [URB s82_| 607 | 599 | 540 | 580 MMMM 435 | 436 | 416 6235 | 34094 2 [ac 1031 | 616 | 381 erate 249 | 1004 | 1044 | 1131 | 1030 ral 10046 IND 585 | 804 | 971 | 973 | 4061 [1145 | 1057 | 1154 | 1138 | 1066 BM 11479 16000 Load Consumption Pattorn for FY 2020-21 : Category-wise & DISCOM wise 3181 2614 6235 ner 240 11059 1490 10046 ss191 sey uRB cetgor rs Page - 55 - of 92 ¥ Gujarat Energy Transmission Corporation Limited : , — 1} i 7.7 Physical Performance for the year 2020-21: Particulars Year Voltage Planned Achieved Planned Achieved level Substations (Nos.) Transmission Lines in CKm 400 kV 1 1 500 415 220 kV 5 5 700 550 2018-19 | 432 kV zi 5 40 29 66 kV 94 94 1200 1592 400 kV 1 = 563 183 220 kV 7 1 965 453 2019-20 | 437 kV : zi 120 90 66 kV 132 54 1000 1241 400 kV 1 2 140 150 2020-21 220 kV 8 8 430 443 132 kV = 7 125 110 66 kV 176 143 1330 1289 Page - 56 - of 92 Gujarat Energy Transmission Corporation Limited 7.8 Financial Performance for the year 2020-21: (Amount in Rs. Crores) Year Capex Capitalization 2017-18 2914 2216 2018-19, 2773 2922. 2019-20 2600 1900 2020-21 2026" _ 1830" Note CY Provisional Figure 7.9 Key Challenges of GETCO Grid network: Addition of new RE plants every year, increase both transmission bottlenecks and the need for new developing new transmission lines for their connectivity. It is pertinent to note that most of wind power is located in Kutch / Saurashtra area whereas solar power is located North Gujarat, Saurashtra and Kutch area. Further, RE development is being taken place in the remote areas wherein local consumption is very less and located far away from the major load centers. Thus, considering local consumption and adequacy / saturation of existing & already planned network, there is a strong need to plan new transmission infrastructure up to load centers for any further RE integration with Intra-State network. Further, from the past profile of renewable energy generation, it has been observed that wind generation increases in other than peak demand period. The maximum wind generation available in monsoon season. Similarly, solar output is from 7:00 to 19:00 with peak ranging from 12:00 to 15:00. By shifting the agricultural demand in day time, optimal utilization of RE resources can be availed. With huge RE integration of 8000-9000 MW in near future in Gujarat state, implementation of day time power supply to agricultural sector will help in power purchase cost optimization and balanced grid operation by enabling consumption of solar generation in the grid and simultaneously would help in improving agricultural productivity and smooth integration of RE power into the grid. The Region -wise transmission elements have been planned for system strengthening as well as for smooth evacuation of huge RE power anticipated in near future which will relief congestion in different pockets. Detailed schemes have been listed in Chapter - 6. Under Green Energy Corridor Phase-| and Il, transmission schemes have been planned specifically from renewable rich areas of Gujarat i.e. Saurashtra and Kutch to industrial pockets of Central and South Gujarat. Detailed schemes along with their status have been listed in Chapter - 7. Apart from above, under Kisan Suryoday Yojana, new transmission lines and EHV substations have been planned to cater the additional demand by supply of daytime Power to agricultural sector. Addition of 3800 CKM of 66 kV lines and 12 Nos of new EHV substations along with their associated lines, will strengthen the sub- transmission network of Gujarat grid thereby mitigating the transmission constraints in few pockets. Schemes planned under Kisan Suryoday Yojana along with their status have been listed in Chapter - 8. eS Page - 57 e Gujarat Energy Transmission Corporation Limited Rajkot, Morbi, Jamnagar are industrial pockets whereas Bhavnagar, Amrell, Botad, =| Junagadh are agricultural pockets. Generation: ‘Thermal power plant Essar Vadinar, Sikka TPS, Lignite based Bhavnager TPS and, ‘Gas based GSPC Pipavav are located in the area. RE rich region, More than 5000 RE ‘already installed in the region and approval for 2500 MW capacity granted. | ‘Mainiransmission corridors getting loaded— | ZOKVDIG Anrel ~Savarunda (185-200 MN exch) 220 KV SIC Hadala — Kangsyal line (180-225 MW) 220 KV Jetpur — Shapar tine (180-200 MW) 220 KV Jetpur ~ Gondal line (170-220 MW) 182KV SIC Khambhalla ~ Jamnager line (70-80 MW) 182 KV Nyara — Vaid line (Around 70-80 MW) 182 KV Nyara — Vikram line (Around 70-80 MW) 4132 KV Gondal ~ Jasdan line (Around 75 MWY ~ 80 MW) 182 KV SIC Sartanpar - Waghasia line (70-85 NV) 182 KV SIC Wankaner— Sitagadh line (75-80 MW) ie Gujarat Energy Transmission Corporation Limited “8 Remand nature : Agriculture Agricultural pocket of Gujarat. Generation: Wankabori TPS, G'nagar TPS, Torrent- Ahmedbabad TPS & Dhuvaran TPS located in the area. RE potential on rise in the region with Charanka Solar Park, Raghanesda Solar Park and Harshad Solar Park. Approvals for 400 MW granted in the region. Main transmission corridors getting loaded — 220 KV DIC Khanpur - Dehgam line: (180 MW - 200 MW each) 132 KV DIC Ranasan - Sabarmati line (70 - 85 MW each) 192 KV DIC Ranasan - Vatwa line (80-90 MW each) 132 KV SIC Dhuvaran— Mehemdabad line (70-85 MW) 182 KV SIC Dhuvaran— Undel line (70-85 MW) | South & Central Gujarat | Demand nature -Industrial Hub of Chemical and Petro Chemical industries, textile industry, diamond industry. Generation: Gas based plants located in the pocket. Due to non-availability of Gas, less local generation available. 4 Z , a 220 KV DIC KAPP ~ Vapi line (180-190 MW each) 220 KV Kosamba - Kim line (200-220 MW) 220 KV DIC Kasor ~ Karamsad (200-215 MW each) 132 KV SIC Karamead ~ Nadiad (85-100 MW) SSS Page - 59 - of 92 Gujarat Energy Transmission Corporation Limited 7.10 Adoption of New Technology & Some good practices being followed regularly: In transmission sector, GETCO objectives are not limited to system availability, grid reliability, transmission network capacity addition with minimum transmission losses, but simultaneously implement cost effective, safe and efficient & sustainable integrated smart grid solutions. GETCO, being a State Transmission Utility (STU), has done the mapping of all technical and business functions and identified many Smart Grid solutions. The following new technologies already implemented in GETCO. The details as Annexure-6, Substation Automation System Digital Substation Integrated Asset Management System GIS and Hybrid switchgear High Capacity Conductor & HTLS conductor Power transformer with Ester oil Geographic Information System (GIS) Mapping of Transmission Assets Wind Forecasting & Scheduling Real Time Grid Visualization Static Synchronous Compensator (STATCOM) opcw Eventually, some good practices are being followed regularly and consistently in GETCO, details as Annexure-6. SS eee Page - 60 - of 92, 8. Renewable Energy (RE) Integration 8.1 RE Growth trends and Outlook: Among all the states of India, Gujarat is one of the pioneer states in Renewable energy development. Due to its geographical location, it is one of the promising states in India in regard to RE potentialities. In terms of solar energy, the state has been blessed with 300+ days of sunshine whereas 1600 Kms of coastline boasts wind potential of the region. To align with India’s ambitious target of 175 GW by 2022, the State envisages to accelerate deployment of Renewables by means of large scale projects, small scale distributed systems, establishment of ultra-mega solar parks, hybrid (wind-solar) projects, exploring possibility of off-shore wind projects. At present, the share of renewables in the Gujarat state have significantly increased in past 9 years, from 18% in 2012 to 32% in 2021. Growth of RES installed in Gujarat 12000 2 ne =" 25 s0t8t 186 2 00 iret a 15 4000 io 2000 il , 0 2012 2014 2018 2018 2020 2021 Wind solar memBlomass MMP LHycro | —#~% of stated Capacity ee g ‘Share of total installed capacity ny RE Installed Capacity in MW) Further, State of Gujarat contributes around 10% to India’s renewable energy basket of 95013 MW whereas Gujarat’s share of RE sources in Western Region is 33 % of total RE capacity of 29624 MW. The 175 GW renewable energy target the Government of India has set to achieve by 2022, the state of Gujarat has been allocated the target of 17,133 MW of renewable Page - 61 - of 92 sid Gujarat Energy Transmission Corporation Limited energy. This includes 8,800 MW of wind, 8,020 MW of solar, 288 MW of bio-power and 25 MW SHP capacity. RE Installed Capacity (MW) : Actual Vs Target RE Torget of Gulerat by 2022... Sa RE installed 45 67 31.03.2021 AE Target of Gujarat by 2022 RE installed as on 38.03.2021 poe = Wing eas ‘8800 Solar ama ‘8020 Note: Solar capacity of 4271 MW is including 3266 MW of installed Total RE and 1005 MW of Rooftop Solar projects State Road Map for RE capacity addition To achieve the target set by Government of India, around 7000 MW of renewables is to be integrated in the State. Following proposals have been planned in Gujarat- * Gujarat has taken up proposal for establishing India’s 5000 MW solar park in Dholera. Out of 5000 MW, 1000 MW capacity is bid out by GUVNL and balance 4000 MW capacity willbe [————— \ esau SY bid out by Solar Energy Corporation of _India (SECI). * The Radhanesda Solar Park project, second biggest solar park after Charanka Solar park in state, will be executed by sauna GETCO in collaboration | ovasessoouw nt 0 with GPCL and MNRE, for (sare evacuation of 700 MW at Radhanesda village of Vav taluka in Banaskantha district along with another 500 MW solar park at Harshad in Banaskantha, + With solar-subsidies, Gujarat has set its pace to install around 900 MW solar roof top projects all over the state in the timeframe of 2022. * Around 2500 MW of RE capacity is aimed through development of Small Scaled Distributed RE projects. © Apart from this, around 1500 MW RE capacity is planned through grid connected solar projects around various substations of GETCO. (commiatoned) SS Page - 62 - of 92 q & Gujarat Energy Transmission Corporation Limited 8.2 Plant Load Factor (PLF) of Wind Generation: Plant Load Factor of Wind generation : FY 2019-20 & FY 2020-24 ern ery 220-21 8.3 Wind-farm installed capacity and associated substation up to March-2021: The list of Wind farms commissioned in the State of Gujarat by March 2021 is attached as Annexure -4, Page - 63 - of 92 (Source: SLOC) 2016-17 2017-18 2018-19 2019-20 2020-21 Month Generated | pie | Generated | pip | Generated | pi, | Generated | py | Gonerated | pp APR 500 8 947 25 | 717 18 952 2 | 865 | 19 MAY 992 34 [ia | 31 | 168 | 28 | 1278 | 30 | 1388 | «30 JUN yore [36 | 1126 ~+| 29 | 1633 ~«+| 41 | 1375 ~(| 33 | 801 18 vuly | toat | 34 | 1476 | 37 | 1661 | 40 | 1962 (| 44 | 944 | -20 ‘AUG 908 30 | 1086 | 27 | 1481 | 35 | 1103 25 | 1296 | 28 SEP 631 24 402 10 803 20 521 12 | 387 9 ocT 255 8 387 9.5 297 7 509 11 444 9 NOV 259 9 512 3 384 9 674 15 | 844 | 19 DEC 389 2 871 24 775 18 | 1181 25 | 840 (| -18 JAN 569 8 473 12 | 768 18 905 19 | 897 _—«| «19 FEB 551 8 441 12 | 741 19 806 18 | 561 B MAR 591 7 673 16 | 768 18 879 19 | 689 «| «15 ca cr e ‘ Gujarat Energy Transmission Corporation Limited 8.4 Plant Load Factor of Solar generatio1 Plant Load Factor of Solar generation: FY 2018-20 &FY 202021 (Source: SLDC) Wonth 2016-17 2017-18 2018-19 2019-20 2020-21 Generated Toy [Generated Toy Generated pir | Generated] pi, | Generated) pj ‘APR 71 2 186 24 220 [20.5] 310 | 20.4] 357 20 MAY, 166 20 187 20 216 [19.5] 324 | 20.3| 365 20 JUN 139 7 154 17 | 174 —-(|[16.4| 266 | 16.8| 290 7 JULY 103 13 90 96| 126 [14.3| 232 | 13.9| 269 15 AUG 95 2 31 14 | 120 [10.7] 187 | 44.4] 187 10 SEP 141 18 169 17 | 170 «(156/191 =| 44.7| 276 16 oct 147 18 193 18 | 200 (| 17.7/ 266 =| 15.7| 328 18 NOV. 148 19 168 16 | 200 [17.8 238 | 14.5| 328 18 DEC 151 18 162 15 | 208 | 17.0/ 271 =| 15.9| 350, 7 JAN 149 18 195 18 | 233 «([18.7| 306 =| 17.5| 404 18 FEB 152 20 183 18 | 237 (19.2 326 [49.9] 411 20 2 234 24 302 [212] 356 (| 19.8 485 24 MAR 176 8.5 Solar Generation plant installed capacity and evacuation lines up to March-2021: - fre Solar Generating Plants na usr ae 1_ [Solar Generation plants across the State 2174 2_| Solar Generation plants under Charanka Solar Park 848 3._|Solar Generation plants connected at 11 KV level 244 Total 3266 The detailed list of Solar Plants commissioned in the State of Gujarat by March 2021 is attached as Annexure -5. Page - 64 - of 92 \ € Gujarat Energy Transmission Corporation Limited 8.6 Month wise installed capacity and injection of Wind & Solar in MW during the year 2020-21: (Source: SLDC) 8.6.1 Wind generation integration: Wind Generation Maximum Maximum Maximum ‘Maximum Installed Installed Installed Installed ‘Month Wind Wind Wind wind Capacity | injection | C@P&CKY | injection | C@PACIEY | injection | C@P8CHY | injection 2017-18 2018-19 2019-20 2020-21 APR | 5318 | 2745 | 5581 | 3237 | 5784 | 3479 | 6290 | 3568 may | 5318 | 3517 | 5595 | 3359 | 5813 | 3772 | 6292 | 4301 JUN | 5350 [3690 | 5607 | 4282 | 5875 | 4145 | 6299 | 3740 JuL | 5405 [3763 | 5609 | 4212_| 5972 | 4752 | 6309 | 3332 Aus | 5407 | 3760 | 5629 | 4262 | 6046 | 4179 | 6308 | 4022 sep | S441 | 2512 | 5639 | 2914 | 6105 | 2652 | 6308 | 2171 oct | 5472 | 2363 | 5639 | 1316 | 6174 | 3177 | 6302 | 2678 Nov | 5480 [3062 | 5639 | 2491 | 6215 | 3673 | 6328 | 4011 Dec | 5483 | 3114 | 5692 | 3441 | 6254 | 4080 | 6352 | 3721 JAN | 5502 [2452 [5703 | 3331 | 6278 | 4034 | 6388 | 3537 FEB | 5525 | 2993 | 5723 | 3419 | 6278 | 3564 | 6390 | 3299 ‘MAR | 5575 | 2512 5784 | 3305 | 6290 | 3748 | 6380 | 2386 Wind Generation Integration 2 g 2 a nd neon spay asd netn ¢ 8 B 8 SS Gujarat Energy Transmission Corporation Limited =a 8.6.2 Solar generation integration: Installed | Maximum | inctatied | Maximum | ingtatieg | Maximum | inctatieg | Maximum noms | yn | S| in | SOY | tin SD | in 2017-18 2018-19 2019-20 APR 1230 885. 1493 1029 2113 1476 2426 1663 MAY 1230 846 1501 1011 2148 1472 2426 1620 JUN 1230 829 1508 896 2201 1377 2436 1435, JUL 1262 716 1514 849 2243 1318 2442 1400 AUG 1265 785 1514 790 2257 1241 2453 1314 SEP 1424 952 1519 1004 2257 1234 2460 1429 oct 1449 91 1558 1008 2282 1424 2476 1725, NOV 1476 930 1644 1075 2282 1378 2556 1811 DEC 1483 978 1681 1140 2291 1647 2772 1941 JAN 1493 1020 1836 1272 2347 1645 3006 2154 FEB 1493 1027 1919 1347 2362 1676 3125 2198 MAR 1493 1072 2113 1425, 2426 1740 3125 2223 ee ae oe ‘Solar Generation Integration g 5 y 3 od Generatointaad apace Masa jecon 2 3 sseno svt Agns Deeita A0 auga20 onto Deca EE Page - 66 - of 92, vid Gujarat Energy Transmission Corporation Limited 8.7 Month wise Generation in MUs and contribution of Renewable Energy for the year 2020-21: (Source: SLDC) Ro, | Month | —Totat a %KContribut | Total a ‘RContributt Ne. Generation | Wind | Solar | "on of RE_| Generation | Wind | Solar | “on of RE 1 | Aer | 1223 | 982 | 300 | 112 7783 +| 645 | 357 | 15.4 2 | May | 11758 | 1278 | 324 | 136 9543 | 1388 | 365 | 18.4 3 | sun | 10658 | 1375 | 266 | 15.4 3955 | aor | 290 | 122 4 | sul | 10551 | 1962 | 232 | 208 18 | 944 | 269 | 13:3 5 | Aug | 6970 | 1103 | 187 | 144 3155 | 1296 | 187 | 182 6 | sep | 9629 | s21 | 191 a. 9367 | 387 | 276 | 7.4 7 | Oct | 9545 | 509 | 266 8A 11125 | 444 ~| 328 | 69 3 | Nw | 9299 | 674 | 238 9.8 9760 +| 844 | 328 | 12.0 9 | Dec | 9994 | 1181 | 271 15 10486 | 640 | 350 | 11.3 10 | Jan | 9907 | 905 | 306 | 12.2 10535 | 697 | 404 | 12.3 11 | Feb | 9974 | 806 | 326 | 11.4 9964 | ~5e1 | att 98 12 | Mar | 9421 | 879 | 356 | 13.1 v819 | 689 | 485 | 9.9 ‘Month-wise Conventional generation and RE generation : FY 2019-20 & FY 2020-21 ~~ ws ae § wom i § con ote 2 Te 2 2 2 2 BR SEERRES Eg PRE aG 3 By ee a SSS Page - 67 - of 92 q Gujarat Energy Transmission Corporation Limited 8.8 Power purchase from renewable sources RPP\ ‘0 for the year 2020-21: (Source: GUVNL) In Million Units. ee Wind Solar | Others | Total RPPO 7.95% | 4.25% | 0.50% | 12.70% Energy Required to meet RPPO 7058 3773 444 [11275 Units purchased (Actual) 010 | 2455 224 | 10689 [Repo fulfilled | 9.028 | in Million Units eae Wind [Solar | Others | Total RPPO% La 8.05% | 5.50% | 0.75% | 14.30% Energy Required to meet RPPO 7314 | 4997 681 | 12992 Units purchased (Actual) 8325 3270 343 11938 2020-21 (Provisional) In Million Units: Wind Solar Others | Total RPPO% 8.15% | 6.75% | 0.75% | 15.65% Energy Required to meet RPPO 7496 6208 690 14393 Units purchased (Actual) 7005 4455 244 11704 8.9 Intra-STS schemes for integration of Renewable energy in the Gujarat State: The most ambitious project of Government of Gujarat, Dholera Special Investment Region (SIR) is being developed approximately 100 Km from Ahmedabad city. In DSIR, Gujarat aims to establish India’s largest 5,000 MW solar park. Dholera Solar Park Phase |: 1000 MW solar park to be developed by GPCL, GUVNL to procure power through bids and the scheme of power evacuation to be carried out by GETCO. © 400/220 kV, 3 X500 MVA Dholera substation 220/33 kV, 8X125 MVA Pooling Station at. Dholera Solar Park * 400 kV D/C Dholera - Paccham (Fedra) line (31 RKM) LILO of 400 kV D/C Fedra - Dholera ‘A’ lin (Extension of 400 kV D/C Fedra - Dholera substation (15 RKM) e at Dholera solar park substation “AA” line up to Dholera solar Page - 68 - of 92 ¥ & Gujarat Energy Transmission Corporation Limited 6 8.10 ISTS Schemes for integration of Renewable energy from Gujarat State: ** Raghanesda Solar Park (750 MW) & Harshad Solar Park (500 MW) Substations: 1, 220/33 kV Substation at Raghanesda solar park 2. 220/33 kV Substation at Harshad solar park Transmission Lines: 1, 400 kV D/C Vav (PGCIL) - Banaskantha (765 kV) line (80 RKM) (Commissioned) 2, 220 KV D/C Vav (PGCIL) - Raghanesda line (35 RKM) (Under-Construction) 3. 220 KV D/C Vav (PGCIL) - Harshad line (35 RKM) (Sanctioned) + RE Projects in Gujarat: The following RE projects will be developed in the Gujarat state © Bhuj: 4000 MW (Wind power capacity already granted) + Dwarka: 1500 MW (150 MW Wind power capacity already granted) © Bhuj-l: | 2000 MW +s Transmission corridors for RE Projects in Gujarat: 1) Transmission system augmentation: * 400/220 kV 6X500 MVA (additional) ICTs at Bhuj Pooling station + 765/400 kV 2X1500 MVA (additional) ICTs at Bhuj Pooling station * LILO of 400 kV Zerda - Vadavi line at 765 kV Banaskantha substation 2) Transmission system for RE projects in Kutch area © 765/400 kV 3x1500MVA & 400/220 kV 4x500MVA ICTs Bhuj-II PS '* 765/400 kV 2x1500MVA & 400/220 kV 4x500MVA ICTs at 765/400/220 kV Lakadia PS * Interconnection of 765 kV Bhuj Pooling Station with the proposed Bhuj-II S/s through bus extension or 765 KV D/c line 765 kV D/C Bhuj-lI - Lakadia PS line 765 kV D/C Lakadia PS - Vadodara line 765 kV D/C Lakadia PS - Banaskantha line LILO of both Circuits of 400 kV Essar - Bhachau line at 765 kV Lakadia S/s 3) Transmission system for RE projects in Devbhumi Dwarka area © 400/220 kV 4x500MVA ICTs Jam Khambhaliya PS «Extension of 400 kV D/C Essar - Bhachau line upto 400 kV Jam Khambhaliya PS * LILO of 400 kV D/C Jamkhambhaliya - Bhachau (above line) at Lakadiya substation ¢ Khavda Wind-Solar Hybrid RE Park (30,000 MW) In December,2020 Hon’ble Prime Minister laid the foundation stone for world’s largest renewable energy park in Gujarat’s Kutch. This 30 GW capacity hybrid renewable energy park will be built along Indo-Pak border at Khavda using both wind and solar energy. Page -69- of 2 i Gujarat Energy Transmission Corporation Limited Phase-wise transmission scheme planned for evacuation of 7.5 MW RE power from potential RE zones in Khavda region is as under - Phase-1 For 3000 MW at Khavda Pooling station Establishment of khavda 765/400 kV 3x1500 MVA & 400/220 kV, 4x500MVA Pooling station (GIS) 765 kV 1X330 MVAR bus reactor and 400 kV 1X125 MVAR bus reactor Khavda Pooling station (GIS) - Bhuj Pooling station 765 D/C tine Two bus sections with bus sectionalizer to be created at 765 kV and 400 kV level. Spare transformers and reactors Phase-2 For 4500 MW at Khavda Pooling station Augmentation of Khavda Pooling station (GIS) by 765/400 kV 4x1500 MVA ICTs and 400/220 kV 2X500 MVA ICTs. Provision of 765 kV, 1X330 MVAR and 400/220 kV, 1x125 MVAR bus reactor on second 765 kV and 400 kV bus respectively. Khavda PS (GIS) - Lakadia PS 765 KV D/C line with 330 MVAR line reactors at Khavda end. Lakadia PS - Ahmedabad 765 kV D/C line with 240 MVAR line reactors on both ends Establishment of Ahmedabad 765/400 kV,2X1500 MVA S/S with of 765 kV, 1X330 MVAR and 400/220 kV, 1x125 MVAR bus reactor (towards eastern side of Ahmedabad) along with associated 400 kV interconnections (LILO of Pirana (PG) - Pirana (T) 400 kV D/C tine at Ahmedabad S/s with twin HTLS along with reconductoring of Pirana (PG) - Pirana(T) line with twin HTLS conductor) Ahmedabad - Indore 765 kV D/C line with 330 MVAR line reactors on both ends Ahmedabad - Vadodara 765 kV D/C tine 220 KV line bays for interconnection of solar projects (4 nos); Implementation of which shall be taken up as per the LTA/connectivity granted at 220 kV level. Spare reactors and transformers * Transmission system for evacuation of power from Dholera UMSP for 4000 MW (Phase-1) Establishment of 400 kV Dholera Pooling station (Injection of power from the Solar Park at 400 kV level) along with 400 kV, 1x125MVAr bus reactor LILO of both circuits of Vadodara- Pirana (PG) 400 kV D/C line at Dholera pooling station. * MNRE and NIWE aims to develop the first offshore/ near shore wind project of India with an installed capacity of 1000 MW near coast of Gujarat, approx. 25 Km from Jafrabad. Page -70- of 9. Annexures Annexure-1: List of 66 kV Substations commissioned during April-2020 to March-2021 A Name of Substation Name of District | Name of Taluka | Scheme DGvcL 1] 66 KV Sengpur (Kapodara) (Bakrol) Bharuch ‘Ankleshwar | _TASP 2 | 66 kV Sunevkkhurd Bharuch Hansot | Coastal 3_[66kV Avidha Bharuch Zagadiya | _TASP 4 _|66KV Vanakpore (Umadhara ) Bharuch Zagadiya | TASP 66 KV Selod / Malpore (220 kV . 5) (Sees Bharuch Zagadiya | TASP 6 _| 66 kV Khaidipada (Borphita) Narmada Dediyapada_| TASP 7_| 66 KV Katkoi Narmada Tilakwada | _TASP 66 KV Namalpur (Savli 7 shira 7 & [Borate / Nemaleadh) Narmada Tilakwada | TASP 9 _[66kV Beddha (Kherwada) Surat Mandvi TASP 10 _[66V Patna (Baudhan) Surat Mandvi TASP 11 [66 KV Kosamba-2 Surat Mangrol TASP 12. [66KV Simodra (Limbada) Surat Mangrol TASP 66 KV Kharach-Il (Tarsali / Hathuran 13 | 7 Utiyadara / Kunvarda) suet Mangrol ca 14 | 66 kV Sadadvel Navsari Chikhti TasP 15_[66KV Gadat Navsari Gandevi TASP 16 [66 kV Menchar Bhat Navsari Gandevi | Coastal 17_[ 66 kV Abrama Navsari Jalalpore | Coastal 18 | 66 kV Tavdi (Viraval) Navsari Jalalpore | Coastal 19. | 66 kV Dandi Navsari Jalalpore | Coastal 20 _[ 66 kV Lachhakdi Navsari Vansda TASP Page - 71 - of 92 q Gujarat Energy Transmission Corporation Limited 21 [66 kV Vangan Navsari Vansda TASP 22 | 66 kV Miyawadi (Kadod-2) Surat Bardoli TASP 23 | 66 kV Mandroi Surat Olpad Coastal 24 | 66 kV Segvachhama Surat Olpad Coastal 25 [66 kV Laxminarayan Ind, Estate Surat Surat City ND 26 | 66 kV Borikuva Tapi Kukarmunda | _TASP 27_| 66 kV Hathoda (Tapi) Tapi Kukarmunda | _TASP ae [eH Hani Digar (Pankhala / Piplod Tapl ran = 29 | 66 kV Vadpada P Umarda Tapi ‘Songadh TASP 30 | 66 kV Degama (Bajipura) Tapi Valod TASP 31 | 66 kV Kelkui Tapi Vyara TASP 32_| 66 KV Lotarva Tapi Vyara TASP 33 | 66 kV Tiskari Talat Valsad Dharampur | Tasp 34 | 66 kV Tukwada Valsad Pardi TASP 35. | 66 kV Umarsadi Valsad Pardi TASP 36 | 66 kV Ambach (Balda) Valsad Pardi TASP 37 | 66 KV Manekpore (Manda) Valsad Umargam _| Coastal 38 | 66 kV Moti Tambadi Valsad Vapi TASP MGVCL 39 | 66 KV Bavaka (Gadoi) Dahod Dahod TASP 40 [66 kV Kanthagar (Sangdapada ) Dahod Fatepura TASP 41 [66 kV Chhaparvad Dahod Singvad TASP 42_| 66 KV Kajli (Dodiya) ‘Mahisagar Kadana TASP 43_| 66 KV Sadhakpur (Dhamod) Mahisagar Lunawada ND 44 | 66 KV Dholi (Bodidra Bujarge) Panchmahal Godhra TASP 45_ [66 kV Gollav Panchmahal TASP 46 _| 66 KV Kantha (Boriya) (Panam Dam) Panchmahal Sahera ND 47_[66 KV Khandiya Panchmahal ND 48 [66 KV Ladhod Chhotaudepur Bodeli TASP 49_| 66 KV Simal faliya (Harwant) Chhotaudepur_| Chota udepur | TASP 50 | 66 kV Bediya Chhotaudepur Kawant TASP 51 | 66 kV Thambhala (Sajva) Chhotaudepur_ | Pavijetpur | TASP 52_| 66 kV Rampura Chhotaudepur Sankheda ND 53 [66 KV Chikhodra ‘Anand ‘Anand 54 | 66KkV Bamangam ‘Anand ‘Anklay “55 | 66 KV Khakhasar (Rohini Chokdi ) ‘Anand Tarapur 56 | 66 KV Shihora (Khanpur / Telnal) Kheda Kapadvanj EE Page -72- of 92 q Gujarat Energy Transmission Corporation Limited 57 | 66 kV Kathoda (Baliya Dev Chokadi) Kheda Matar ND 58 | 66 KV Mor Aambli Kheda Thasra ND 59 | 66 KV Bhanthala Mahisagar | __ Balasinor ND uGycL 60_| 66 KV Kuski Himatnagar Aravalti TASP 61 | 66 KV Vankaner Himatnagar Aravalli TASP 62_| 66 kv Panchal Himatnagar Aravalli TASP 63 | 66 KV Limbhoi Himatnagar Aravalli ND 64 | 66 KV Chandtekri (Modasa City) Himatnagar Aravalli ND 65 | 66 KV Derot Himatnagar Sabarkantha ND 66 | 66 KV Didhiya Himatnagar Sabarkantha | TASP 67 | 66 kV Gudel (Angiya) Himatnagar Sabarkantha TASP 68 | 66 KV Delvada (Matarvada) Himatnagar Sabarkantha | TASP 69. | 66 KV Ukardi ‘Mehsana ‘Ahmedabad ND 70 | 66 KV Bhagapura Mehsana ‘Ahmedabad ND 71 | 66 kV Samalapati (Chormapura) ‘Mehsana Patan ND. 72_| 66 KV Paldi Kankaj Nadiad ‘Ahmedabad ND 73, | 66 kV Bakrol Bujrang Nadiad ‘Ahmedabad ND 74_| 66 kV Chandisar (Keliya Vasna) Nadiad ‘Ahmedabad ND 75_| 66 KV Hirapur (Bol GIDC Sanand Il) Nadiad ‘Ahmedabad ND 76 | 66 KV Mirapur Nadiad Gandhinagar | ND 77 | 66 KV Sanath (Sandiya) Palanpur. Banaskantha ND. 78 | 66 kV Rampura Dama Palanpur Banaskantha ND 79 | 66 KV Rupal Palanpur Banaskantha | ND 80 | 66 KV Godha Palanpur: Banaskantha | ND PGVCL 81 | 66 KV Gigasan Amreti Dhari ND 82 | 66 KV Amrutpur (Jeera) Amreti Dhari ND 83 | 66 kV Surya Pratapgadh (Anida) Amreli Kukavav-vadiya ND 84 | 66 KV Machiyala (400 kV Amreli) Amreti Kukavay-vadiya | ND 85 | 66 KV Vavera Amreli Rajula Coastal | 86 | 66 kV Goradaka (Jabal) Amreli Savarkundla ND 87 | 66 kV Randola Bhavnagar Palitana ND 88 | 66 KV Jasapara Bhavnagar | __Talaja Coastal 89 | 66 kV Sarva Botad Botad ND aD ee Fv samadhiatad Bhambhan —— a na 91 | 66 kV Ugamedi Botad Gadhada ND 92_| 66 KV Jakhau Kutch Abadasa___| Coastal Page -73- of &2 si Gujarat Energy Transmission Corporation Limited 93 | 66 KV Chandrani (Ambapar) Kutch Anjar Coastal 94 | 66 KV Nana Luhariya (Chandiya) Kutch Anjar Coastal 95 | 66 kV Bharapar Kutch’ Bhuj ND 96 | 66 kV Kalitalavadi Kutch Bhuj ND 97 | 66 kV Modsar Kutch Bhuj ND 98 | 66 KV Nadapa Kutch Bhuj ND 99 | 66 kV Pipari (Piyava) Kutch Mandvi Coastal 100 | 66 KV Deshalpar (Kanthi) Kutch Mundra Coastal 101 | 66 kV Beru Kutch | _Nakhatrana | Coastal 102 | 66 KV Gagodar Kutch Rapar ND 103 | 66 kV Trajpar (Shobheshvar) Morbi Morbi Coastal 104 | 66 KV Lalpar (Old rafateshwar road) ‘Morbi Morbi Coastal 105 | 66 kV Bhut Kotda (Chhatar) | Morbi Tankara ND 106 | 66 kV Dhuva (Makansar) Morbi Wankaner ND 107 | 66 kV Devda Rajkot Gondat ND 108 | 66 kV Gondal-1 (Vachhara road) Rajkot Gondal ND 109 | 66 kV Gokhlana-II Rajkot Jasdan ND 110 | 66 KV Kharachiya (Jam) Rajkot Jasdan ND 111 | 66 kV Barvala (Jasdan) (Rajkot Jasdan ND. 112 | 66 kV Kagvad Rajkot, Jetpur ND. 113 | 66 KV Ravki n Rajkot Lodhika ND 114 | 66 kV Lodhida “Rajkot Rajkot ND 115 | 66 kV Hadmatiya (Golida) Rajkot Rajkot ND 116 | 66 KV Beraja (Baradi) Devbhumi dwarka | Khambhaliya | Coastal 117 | 66 KV Chela Jamnagar Jamnagar | Coastal 118 | 66 kV Dhichada Jamnagar Jamnagar Coastal 119 | 66 KV Dhutarpar Jamnagar Jamnagar | Coastal 120 | 66 kV Khodiyar (GIDC PH-II) Jamnagar Jamnagar ND 121 a (Soadheneat) Jamnagar Jamnagar | Coastal 122 | 66 KV Nana vadala Jamnagar Kalavad ND 123 | 66 kV Jamvali Jamnagar Kalavad ND 124 | 66 KV Motibanugar (Rampar) Jamnagar __| Jamnagar Rular | Coastal 125 | 66 kV Luvari Moli Gir somnath Gir Gadhada ND 126 | 66 KV Zud Vadli (Khapat) Gir somnath Gir Gadhada ND. 127 | 66 KV Delwada Gir somnath Una Coastal 128 | 66 kV Bhanduri Junagadh Maliya Hatina | Coastal 129 | 66 KV Chandvana Junagadh Mangrot Coastal 130 | 66 KV Dungari Junagadh Vanthati ND a Page - 74 - of 92 = Gujarat Energy Transmission Corporation Limited 131 | 66 kV Thanapipli (Nagadiya ) Junagadh ND 132 | 66 KV Baloch (Kotda) (Helabeli) Porbandar Kutiyana ND. 133 | 66 kV Pashvari (Kasabad) Porbandar ND. 134 | 66 kV Jambu (Thoyana) Porbandar Ranavav ND 135 | 66 KV Dholidhar (Rangpar) Rajkot Jamkandorna_| ND 136 | 66 KV Panch Pipla (Kerali) Rajkot Jetpur ND. 137 | 66 kV Bhankh Rajkot Upleta ND 138 | 66 KV Alau (Panvi) 7 Botad Ranpur ND 139 | 66 KV Miyani (Halvad) Morbi Halvad ND. 140 Re chapel Surendranagar Vadhvan ND 141 | 66 KV Pipaliya (Dhora) (Monpar) Surendranagar Chotila ND 142 | 66 kV Bhechada Surendranagar Dhrangadhra ND 143 | 66 kV Ramgadh Surendranagar_| Dhrangadhra | ND Page -75 - of 92 one Energy Transmission Corporation Limited Annexure: Present Infrastructure of ISTS network 2.4 Transformation Capacity of CTU Network as on 31.03.2021 ST Name of Substation Voltage Transformation Capacity 1 | 765 kV Vadodara (PG) 765/400 3000 2 |765 kV Bhujpool (PG) 765/400 3000 3___|765 kV Banaskantha (PG) | 765/400 3000 4 | 400 kV Navsari (PG) 400/220 1130 5 | 400 kV Vapi (PG) 400/220 945 6 | 400 kV Pirana (PG) 400/220 630 7 |400 kV Bhachau (PG) 400/220 630 8 | 400 kV Dehgam (PG) 400/220 630 2 9 765 kV Vadodaraz (PG) 400/220 1000 10 | 765 kV Bhujpool (PG) 400/220 1500 765 kV Radhanesda 11__| Banaskantha (PG) 400/220 1000 Total... 16465 2.2 Inter-State Transmission Lines as on 34.03.2021: St No | Name of Transmission Line a Line length (CKm) 1 765 kV S/C Vadodara (PG) - Indore 321 2_|765 kV S/C Vadodara (PG) - Dhule 268 3__ [765 kV D/C Banaskantha - Chittorgarh line 604 4 [400 kV S/C Vapi (PG) - Boisar line H 5 |400 kV S/C Zerda - Kankroli line 24 6 400 kV S/C Zerda - Bhinmal line 143 7 [400 kV D/C SSP - Rajgarh line 472 8 __ | 400 kV D/C SSP - Dhule line 344 9 | 400 kV 2 X S/C Asoj - Indore line 582 10 | 400 kV D/C Dehgam (PG) - Nagda line 630 11__| 400 kV D/C Kasor - Rajgarh line 486 12 [400 kV D/C Vapi (PG) - Kala (PG) line tot 13 400 kV S/C Magarwada (PG) - Boisar line 106 14 [220 kV D/C Navsari - Nasik line [342 15 220 kV S/C Bhilad - Tarapur line 62 16 [220 kV S/C Vapi - Tarapur line [117 Total. 4903 2.2.1 HVDC Transmission lines as on 31.03.2021 Sr. No Name of Transmission Line Line Length (CKm) 1 | £500 KV Mundra - Mohindergadh line (Bipole) 2x 989 Page -76- of 92 y ' Gujarat Energy Transmission Corporation Limited 8 2.3 CTU Transmission Lines within Gujarat state as on 31.03.2021: Sr.No [ Name of Transmission Line Line Length (Ckm) 1_ [765 kV D/C Bhujpool - Banaskantha line 578 2_[400 kV D/C Jhanor - Dehgam line 450 3__| 400 kV S/C Jhanor - Navsari (PG) line 106 4 [400 kV S/C Jhanor - Sugen tine 60 5__[ 400 kV S/C Jhanor - GPEC line 3 6 | 400 kV S/C Sugen - Vapi (PG) line 130 7 [400 kV D/C Magarwada (PG) - Navsari (PG) line 252 9 [400 kV S/C Pirana (PG) - Dehgam line 112 10_| 400 kV D/C Mundra UMPP - Bhachau line 100 11_|400 kV D/C Mundra UMPP - Bhachau line 2 122 12_ [400 kV D/C Bhachau - Vadavi line 564 | 13_ [400 kV S/C Bhachau - Chorania line 220 14 | 400 kV S/C Bhachau - Mansar - Chorania line 223 15_[400 kV D/C Mundra UMPP-Jetpur line 72 16 | 400 kV D/C Chorania - Vadavi 206 17 _| 400 kV D/C Vadavi - Zerda line 280 18__[ 400 kV D/C Vadodara (PG) - Pirana (PG) line 264 19 | 400 kV D/C Asoj - Vadodara (PG) line 26 20_| 400 kV D/C Bhachau (PG) - Varsana tine 20 21_[400 kV D/C DGEN - Navsari (PG)* 210 | 23 | 400 kV'S/C Jhanor - Vav line 106 24 | 400 kV S/C_Navsari (PG) - Vav line 16 25_[220 kV D/C Jhanor - Haldarwa line 26 26 | 220 kV D/C Kawas - Haldarwa line 170 27 _| 220 kV D/C Kawas - Vav line 7B 27 _| 220 kV D/C Kawas - Icchapore line 6 28 _ [220 kV D/C Kakrapar - Vav line 86 29 | 220 kV D/C Kakrapar - Haldarwa line 148 30__| 220 kV D/C Kakrapar - Vapi line 234 34_[220 kV D/C Kawas - Navsari (PG) tine 60 32__| 220 kV D/C Navsari - Navsari (PG) line 30 33_[400 kV D/C Kakrapar - Navsari line 77 34 _| 400 kv D/C Kakrapar - Vapi line 234 35_[400 kV D/C Banaskantha - Sankhari (Veloda) line 4 36 | 400 kV D/C CGPL - Bhujpool line 196 37_[400 KV S/C Pirana (PG) - Nikol line 45 38 | 400 kV S/C Nikol - Dehgam line 25 Commissioned during 2020-21 “400 kV D/C Banaskantha (PS) - Banaskantha PG 39 [Tine 132 Total 6618 Note (°) Dedicated line associated with DGEN project Page -77 - of 92, ¥ Gujarat Energy Transmission Corporation Limited Annexure-3: Present Infrastructure of Torrent Power network (Source: Torrent) 3.1 Transformation Capacity of M/s Torrent Power Network as on 31.03.2021: Sr.No. ] Name of Substation | Voltage ratio | Tanstormasten Capacity TPL, Ahmedabad 1 [400 KV Nicol-2 40072207132 1405 2__ [400 kV Pirana-2 400/132 1335 3 220 kV Odhav 220/132/11 945 4 132 kV Naroda 132/14 270 5 [132 kV Amraiwadi 132/11 195 6 [132 kV Jamalpur 132/11 195 7_ [432 kV Naranpura 32/14 310 8 | 432 kVNicol-1 132/66 225 9 | 432 kV Vinzol 132/14 310 10 132 kV Vasna 132/11 270 ca 132 kV Dudheshwar_ 132/11 250 42 132 kV Thaltej 132/11 270 13 132 kV Isro 132/11 270 14 132 kV Prahladnagar 432/11 160 15 132 KV Airport: 132/11 110 16 _ [132 kV Vastral 132/71 215 47_ [132 kV Gandhinagar 132/11 120 18 | 132 KV IT Park 132/11 120 19/432 kV Pirana 132/11 220 20 [432 kV SBI-D 132/11 82.5 TPL, Surat 2 220 kV Bhatar 220/66 320 22 220 kV Puna 220/66 i 320 23__ | 220 kV FGIS 720766 480 [24 [220 KV Cais 720/66 320 TPL, Dahej 25 220 kV DGEN 200/33 150 Total 8867.5 3.2 Reactive Power Compensation Sr. Population of Capacitors ] Population of Reactors Ng, | Voltage Class Pee MVAR) P o (VAR) 1 132 kV = 100 2 66 kV 754 = Total... 254 7100 Page - 78 - of 92 .6 & Gujarat Energy Transmission Corporation Limited 3.4 Planned Network of M/s Torrent Power up to 2023: Year wise No. of SS Voltage |=, Class | 54.03 024 | 2021-22 | 2022-23 | Total 400 KV 2 = z 220 kV 6 2 1 9 132 kV 17, 1 - 18 Total 25 3 i 29 Sr. | Name of Sub Station Name of Associated Transmission re, No. (District) elements engtl (ckm) [2021-22] 1 |220KV Gandhinagar [220 kV D/C LILO of Gandhinagar TPS to 5 (Gandhinagar City) _| Soja S/S 2 [20kV Thaltej SS [220k D/CLine + UG Cable fromGETCO | 5, (Ahmedabad City) _| Charal $5 - 132 kV Lambha SS he 3 | lanmedabed City) | 132 KY NP-Vinzol LILO + UG Cable 2 [2022-23] 220 kV Acher SS 4 (Ahmedabad City) 220 kV D/C Line from GETCO Ranasan ss. 10 Page - 79-of 92, Gujarat Energy Transmission Corporation Limited “8 Annexure Wind farms commissioned in the State of Gujarat upto March-2021 (Source: SLOC) Wind ‘Approved | Installed | Associated S| form | wevuage | ,S8meof | istrict | ‘Capactty | Capacity | EHV - | owner aw) | (aw) | substation 1 | cepa | Patetka | 66kV Kalyanpur | Dev bhumi 14 14 | 132 kV Bhatia dwarka 2 | Suzton | Ubhrata | 66 kV Mamsa Bhavnagar 3 13. | 220 kv Vartey 220KV 20K 3 | cepa | Mervadar | 32 adh Junagadh a 9 ee adh Dev bhumi 4 | www | Bamansa | 132 kv Bhatia aaah 182 180 | 132 kV Bhatia 5 | ato | favadra [132 mvenacia | PevBRUMT a5 a1 | 132v Bhatia Dev bhumi 6 | cepa Bhogat | 132 kV Bhatia ae 2B 19 | 132 kv Bhatia Lamba + Dev bhumi 7 | ceva | Bima” | 132 kV Bhatia ao 50 40 | 132 kV Bhatia TAO WW 3 | Geos Dhank | 66 KV Tanasava | Junagadh 20 13 [Eitreach 9 | Suzton | Changadi | 66 kV Bayath Kutehn 2 25 | BOW Nanikhakhar } 132 KV 10 | Suzlon | Jangi | 66 kv Samaknialt | _Kutchh 107 107 | Srcxniyat 220 KV 11 | Suzton | Sanodar | 66 KV Tansa Bhavnagar 10 a Z20 KV 220 kV 12 | suzton | suthars | 2200 Kutehh 290 789 | Napitnakhar 220 KV 720 kV 13 | suaon | Sindhoti | Aaihakar Kutchh 313 313) Re nracor Z20 KV 220 KV 14 | won | Sadodar | Reifunel Junagadh 465 460 ti 220 kV 15. | Suzton Vanku — | 66 kV Kothara Ktchh 50 50 OY ana TaLRV 132 KY 16 | Vestas | shikarpur | RN ats Kutchh 90 90) RY alt 220 KV 17 | Suzton Layza | 66 kV Don Kutchh 38 38 [Ranltakhar 18 | suzion | Bitavatadiya | 66 kV Khedoi Kutch 48 48 | 220 KV Anjar 220 KV 19 | Suaton | Shikarpur | 66 ky Shivlakha Kutechh 38 Sn Ee RRB 220 KV 20 | Reb | Chandrodt | 66 Kv Shiviakha Kutehh 7% ae eth Veer T 220 KV 21 | phergy | Chanérodt | 66 KV Shivlakha Kutch 60 so ecu 22 | Suzton | Kuchadi | 66 KV Bokhica Porbandar 30 30 | ROK 66 kV ~ 132 kV 23 | Elecon | Mota Gunda | 66KV Jamnagar 39 38 | pheravadar Shriram 66 KV Kotda za | Siam | Kotdapitha | 66 AY Amreti 40 25 | 132 kV Jasdan 25 | Vestas | Vandhiya | 220kV Shivlakha | Kutchh 200 200 «(|Z Page - 80 - of 92 Gujarat Energy Transmission Corporation Limited i ‘32K T3287 26 | satan | Varsemedi | ERY root | 120 20 | REA 27 | elecn | Barada [66 Vorala | donwogar | 25 | 20 [132 WV Bota 25 | win | Tebow [20KENA | maar | 60 | 268 [22087 are 3 | sain | comer [S67 | partndar | 26 | 26 | 220K estos Be Jesdonst | — [30 | or | cntso [ERE eas | Sagar | 36 |) 192K san 31 | GR | coliéa | 13240 tesdon | aoe 70+) 70” | PRY eadon ~ Jodiya, 32 | sion | 20% [conv tater | dermagar | 33 | 33 | H2WVOWeL wow 20H | saton | aawcor [SSR | Porandar | 20 | xe | BOR 34 | suzion | Watenda | S67 Mota woot | 0 | | 132 Wy Jenson 35 | Suzlon | Jamanwada | 220 kV Varsana Kutchh 305 305 | 400 kV Varsana ew 220307 xe | wm | Resale [SSR won | | Re | 37 | Sudon | Parevada | 6K Kamtopor | wayot | 25 | 2 | 132 desdn TW 38 | szalco | Tita [sv sadestwar | ayer | 30) a0 | 2K wae 3 | totam | tows [ook saeswar| manor | 90 | 20 [ER 0 | suzion | thojapun |OoKVRajpare | Rajat | 70 | ao [SERV | flecon | vasat[66KVVanala | darwanor | 38” | at | 12h Ohana “2 | elecon | Vnstur [66K Bhadthar | Jonnogar | 38 | 21 | FAV Bhatia aarW Tw <3 | suaton | wot Gunda [ZT | amagaan | no | azo [ERY [wm | vanaats [ostvnodpar | _ammear | as | as | OR ‘on % | suion | chaanka [66K Chararka | Patan a [a [OR % | win | vadai | oouvvetiye | fawor | 70 | 6s | tw Payaa Rajapara, | 66 kV a7 | suaon | EPH [CER waor | 70 | 6 | 20 WY Gendt 2 | SiechE | Raior[66nV Rojnat | Awe’ | <36~| «22 *| FRR WPalyaa e OW | ake | saraata [oonv vives | powandar | 38 | x4 [SORT wich 30 | SMG | ara [zon thara | stants | 300 | 2 [208 Tune | 51 | Powerica | Kobalavadar | 66 kV Goinj Jamnagar 70 70 Hazy) u ee Khambhalia 52 Inox ‘Sukhpur 400 kV Amreli Amreli 460 460 400 kV Amreti KF OW 53 Energy Shedivadar | 66 kV Kadamegiri Bhavnagar 40 4 Sagapara ‘220 kV S| Pwo. | Ohorasja [66 WOmwaria | Jommager | eo | 1 [20K 55 Regen Vejalpur 66 kV Vejalpur ‘Morbi 50 42 220 kV Morbi Page -81- of 62 & Gujarat Energy Transmission Corporation Limited 78 56 | Sitec RE Kalorana | 132 kV Jasdan Rajkot 100. 100 132 kV Jasdan 7 ‘Suzlon Ukheda 400 kV Varsana Kutch 250 218 400 kV Varsana_ 58 | Sitec RE | Ratabhe | 66KV Dungarpur | Surendranagar | 36 26 | 2201 Morbi | eke, | oesam [eenvesiiraa | Poranar | 70 | 0 [ROR 60 | stec Re | Nant Kinda | SR amet wo | 2% | 132Kv Jasdan 61 | suecne | Gata [66xvPiparode | tarmaser | 36 | 2 [SORE @ | Gamesa | Natya | 66 KY Jetpar orb 50 40 | 220KV Morbi 63 | wwit | Parabadi | 220 kV Botad Botad 300 | 70 | 220kVBotad 6 | suaon | randorna [ose eabarar | Jomnasar | co | 4 [2DRY 65 | srimaruti| Sadta | 220kV Sada | Surendranagar | 350 | 146 ‘| 2204V sada Ge | tmox | chhaprt | 66 wv vipadt ell 3% [ROW @7 | tox | Vanda | 66 KV Vanda al 5 a | OY a 68 Suzlon Khiri 66 KV Khiri - Jamnagar | 70 63 132 kV Dhrot | ee) | tounara [66KvThadaen | Anrel » | 7 (ee. 70 | simon | ge, [RMT | eer | 0 | |e 74 [aatambe [ Jambarva [SSR see so | 34 | 132 v Patna 72 | ghey | vowmnasar [eokv vacati | Bhawngar | 70 | 55 | 220KVOtha 73 | suzton | Hows khabda [SSRY ROR | armagar | 70 OR a 74 | rowerce | anatet [SEK | Jammagor | 51 ot [FY a 75 | Adani | mundra | 220KV APLne | Kutch 2 v2 | ORV UPL 76 | saimaruti | Virvay | 220 KV Hadala orb 350 | 126 | 400K Hadala 77 | SBRERE | patan [RORY MOT | nagar | 200 «| 198« | OR 78 | St) | Keshia | 132K Dhrot Jamnagar 8 63 | 132KV Ohrol 79 | S88, | toranna [S60 Jamnagar [42 a 132Kv Ohl a0 | Renew | Kolthad | 220KvGondat | Rajkot 5 35 | 220V Gondat a1 | Powerica | Umraci | 6610” Rabarka | Rajkot st 51 | 400 KY Jetpur 3 | LenS) [let ipatva | 66 kv Lonichar [Are 29 20 | 400 KY Ame 88 | eT amie [6SKY Kovargach | Arve 0 18 | 400 kV Amvet | west | crea [osnvcninada | samnagar | 00 | m2 [ROR Total 7653 6425 Page - 82 - of 62 e Gujarat Energy Transmission Corporation Limited 6 Annexure-5: Solar Plants commissioned in the State of Gujarat upto March 2021 7 Solar Generating Plants ne 1_ | Solar Generation plants across the State 2174 2_| Solar Generation plants under Charanka Solar Park 848 3__| Solar Generation plants connected at 11 kV level 244 Total 3266 Roof Top Solar Capacity 1005 (oc (°) The above installed solar eapiy DC solr capaci. 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