1. ODISHA POWER SECTOR SUPPORT OF STATE GOVT
OVERVIEW
SUPPORT
Dept. of Energy
Govt. of Odisha

2. REFORM PROCESS
Odisha is the First State to undertake reforms in the Power Sector in 1995.
The Orissa Electricity Reform Act was enacted – 1995
Generation, Transmission & Distribution functions were unbundled & corporatized in and Distribution function was privatised in 1999.
GRIDCO & OHPC became successor organizations of OSEB.
Orissa Electricity Regulatory Commission (OERC), set up in the first Electricity Regulator of the Country.

3. BOARD UNBUNDLING CORPORATISATION PRIVATISATION GENERATION TRANSMISSION
DISTRIBUTION
CORPORATISATION
PRIVATISATION

4. TRANSMISSION & DISTRIBUTION
BOARD
GENERATION
TRANSMISSION & DISTRIBUTION
1996
DISCOMs
(WESCO
NESCO
SOUTHCO
CESU)
OPTCL
BULK SUPPLY
Joint Venture
1999
2005
2005

5. PRESENT STRUCTURE OF POWER SECTOR IN ODISHA
GENERATION
TRANSMISSION
DISTRIBUTION
Central Thermal Stations
1663 MW
DISCOMs
‘Utilities’
WESCO
NESCO
SOUTHCO
CESU
Central Hydro Stations
204 MW
Odisha Hydro Power Corporation
2023 MW
Aggregator,
Bulk Supply &
State Nodal Agency
Odisha Power Generation Corporation
420 MW
Renewable Sources
215 MW
Trading of
Surplus Power
Exchange
Bilateral
Banking
IPPs
1344 MW
STU
CGPs
Surplus Power

6. RECENT ACHIEVEMENT AND PROXIMATE TARGET
Particulars
Unit
FY 2000
FY 2014
FY 2017
Projected for
FY 2019
Consumers
Lakh 16 53 68 96
Peak Demand
MVA
1,680
3700
4,300
5,640
Energy MU
10,000
22,560
23,517
32,850
EHT Line
CKT KMs
8,267
11,705
13,071
19,256
Grid S/s
Nos. 61
108
132
177
33/11 KV S/s
550
600
700
1250
DTR
40,170
1,44,080
1,97,120
2,49,460
HT Line
Kms
60,100
1,13,900
1,40,330
2,26,900
LT Line
54,160
1,09,840
1,62,000
2,41,290
AT & C Loss
(%) 57 40 34 26
No. of Consumers have grown by 4 times in 17 years
13 Lakh Consumer added in last 3 years
Commensurate growth in Infrastructure have taken place

7. GROWTH OF ELECTRICITY CONSUMERS (IN LACS)

8. ROLE OF STATE GOVT.
Subsidised Tariff to some category (Agriculture, BPL etc)
Equity Infusion in State owned Utilities
Schematic Support for Infrastructure and consumer growth
Administrative Support

9. UNIQUE FEATURES OF ODISHA
GENCO- Pvt. Management
Distribution- Private Management
FINANCIAL SUPPORT
Govt. of India
Govt. of Odisha
Urban Electrification
Rural Electrification
Financial Restructuring

10. PRIVATIZATION ADVANTAGE DISADVANTAGE Saving in Govt Budget
No Financial Infusion
IT enabled billing system
No Network Expansion
Reorganization of Business Model
No Network up-gradation
Minimisation of Political interference
Deterioration in financial health

11. CONSTRAINTS Network Inadequacy Visible Consumer Growth
State Govt. Support became Inevitable

12. Revenue Subsidy or CAPEX Funding
STATE SUPPORT
Revenue Subsidy or CAPEX Funding
REVENUE SUBSIDY
CAPEX FUNDING
Open ended
Need based
Promote inefficiency
Self limiting
Encourage wasteful use of Power
Better Supervision & Monitoring
Unsustainable- impact on State budget
Sustained benefit

13. STATE SUPPORT (SCHEMES)
GENERATION
TRANSMISSION
DISTRIBUTION
OOPOP
Network Expansion
CAPEX
ODSSP
ODAFFP
BGJY
BSVY
DDUGJY
IPDS
RGGVY-II
Network Up- gradation
3. Modernisation
SCRIPS
SMART GRID
Network Expansion
Equity Capital Infusion
SCRIPS
JICA Funded Projects
Network Up- gradation
RRCP
DRC
DRPS
3. Modernisation
Smart Grid
OPGC (2X660MW) Expansion
Equity: Rs 2541 Cr.
2. OTPCL (3X800MW)
Equity: Rs 268 Cr.
OCPL
Equity: Rs 200 Cr.

14. GOVERNMENT TRANSMISSION SCHEMES
Objectives
Project Cost.
(Rs. In Crs)
Project Period
Equity Capital Infusion
Improve power supply in the un-served areas of KBK / Tribal districts
860 to
Smart Grid
Smart Network System- MORE Efficient, Reliable & Cost Effective Transmission of Electricity
250 to
SCRIPS
24x7 Un-interrupted and Reliable Power Supply in the State Capital Region
1,500 to
RRCP
RELIABILITY- Reduce Interruptions- Multi Source Connectivity
DRC
Quick Restoration of Power Supply during Natural Disasters
140
DRPS
Ensure Disaster Resilience- Reduce Damages to the Transmission Infrastructure during Natural Disasters
230
JICA FUNDED PROJECTS
Meet the state demand of 13th Plan Period from 5000 MW to MW
1,300
TOTAL
4,530

15. NEW TECHNOLOGY 1 HTLS Conductors 2 Multi Circuit Towers 3
SL. No.
Technology 1
HTLS Conductors 2
Multi Circuit Towers 3
Gas Insulated Sub-station 4
Advance Metering Infrastructure 5
Geographical Information System – Enterprise Resource Planning 6
Digitization & Automation 7
Smart Grid Readiness

16. GOVERNMENT DISTRIBUTION SCHEMES
Sl. No.
Scheme
Scope
Project Outlay (Rs. Cr)
Project Period 1
Odisha Distribution System Strengthening Project (ODSSP)
Construction of 473 New 33/11 KV Sub-Stations
3850 to 2
Odisha Dedicated Agriculture & Fishery Feeder (ODAFFP)
Construction of 11 KV Dedicated Agricultural & Fishery Feeders
150 to 3
Biju Gramya Jyoti Yojana (BGJY)
Electricity to all Villages/ Habitations having Population less than 100
950
launched in 4
Biju Saharanchala Vidyutikaran Yojana (BSVY)
Electricity to People living in Areas of Urban Local Bodies having Population 100 or Less
120 5
State Capital Region Improvement Project
(SCRIPS)
24x7 Un-interrupted and Reliable Power Supply in the State Capital Region
1500 to

17. GOVERNMENT DISTRIBUTION SCHEMES
Sl. No.
Scheme
Scope
Project Outlay (Rs. Cr)
Project Period 4
Restructured Accelerated Power Development and Reforms Programme (R-APDRP)
Part-A (IT): IT System Setup at Data Center, Disaster Recovery Center & Centralised Customer Call Center Set up
Part-A (SCADA): Distribution SCADA Implementation at Bhubaneswar & Cuttack towns
Part-B: System Improvement works
400 TO 5
Capital Expenditure (CAPEX)
Renovation/ Modernisation/ New
Primary & LT Sub-Stations and Lines
960 to 6
Deendayal Upadhyaya Gram Jyoti Yojana. (DDUGJY)
Construction of New 33/11 kV Substations, New 33 kV,11 kV & LT lines, Installation of distribution transformer , providing service connection to BPL consumer spread all over the State etc.
1650 7
Integrated Power Development Scheme (IPDS):
Distribution System Upgradation,Provisioning of solar panels on Govt. building, Net-metering, metering of feeders /distribution transformers/consumers and IT enablement extended to the selected towns
1100 8
Rajeev Gandhi Gramin Vikas Yojna (RGGVY-II)
Identification of all un-electrified villages and hamlets across the State and electrification there of including BPL households . Subsumed within DDUGJY.
5050
( )
TOTAL
15,280

18. Power For All- Overview
All Schemes [Central & State]- Distribution Sector
(Rs. Cr)
Scheme
Sanctioned
State/Utilities
Central
RGGVY- II
5,050
(3,550+1,500)
2,005
( )
3,045
DDUGJY
1,650
660
990
IPDS
1,100
440
RAPDRP
400
185
215
ODSSP
3,850 -
CAPEX
960
ODAFF (Fishery)
150
BGJY
950
BSVY
120
BGJY(DESI)
600
Total
14,830
9,920
4,910

19. TOTAL STATE SUPPORT
(Rs. In Crs.)
SECTOR
AMOUNT
Generation
3,000
Transmission
4,530
Distribution
9,920
TOTAL
17,450

20. OUTCOME T&D Infrastructure strengthened
99% of the Villages electrified
T&D Infrastructure strengthened
Voltage profile improved at each voltage level
Reliable power supply with Consumer satisfaction
Reduction of AT&C loss
Minimum Impact on Tariff

21. CAPEX BY GOVERNMENT: NO TARIFF HIKE
Investment by Govt vis-à-vis Licensee:
Benefits:
Consideration in ARR/Tariff
By Govt.
By Licensee
Return on Equity
(On own fund) No
Yes
Interest on loan
(On borrowed fund)
Depreciation
Scope
Benefit
System Strengthening
Reliable
Renovation & Modernization
Quality
Low tariff
Affordable
The objective of supply of quality & affordable power to consumers is achieved.

22. THANK YOU