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TRANSMISSION SYSTEM KERALA 2015-32 K ASOKAN DIRECTOR INSTITUTE FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT AND ENERGY STUDIES (InSDES)

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1 TRANSMISSION SYSTEM KERALA 2015-32 K ASOKAN DIRECTOR INSTITUTE FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT AND ENERGY STUDIES (InSDES)

2 NEED FOR ADEQUATE TRANSMISSION STSYEM Generation capacity addition – limited chances Existing generation mainly in Central / Southern parts of Kerala Demand in northern parts of Kerala increasing at faster rate Increased import requirement to meet demand Transport of power to load centres

3 TRANSMISSION TO FECILITATE Import of sufficient power from outside Evacuation of power from generation projects within state Efficient transfer of power to load centres Grid map Kerala South India

4 IMPORT OF POWER Existing system Total capacity 4500 MW (Possible 2000 MW only due to constraints) Constraints Inter regional S1 - S2 corridor congestion Overloading of inter state lines to Kerala

5 IMPORT OF POWER contd Future import requirement Proposals to increase import Sufficient to meet demand up to 2031-32 400 KV link between Trivandrum – Tuticorin for future

6 EFFICIENT TRANSFER OF IMPORTED POWER 400 KV network within state required – Proposed works Madakkathara - Areacode DC line by 2017 - 18 Areacode – Mylatti DC line by 2018 - 19

7 POWER EVACUATION FROM GENERATION PROJECTS Proposals for power evacuation from new generation projects Proposals for power evacuation from new generation projects

8 STRENGTHENING OF EXISTING NETWORK To overcome inadequacies – Proposals Proposals To meet the future demand – Projected demand Projected demand – Existing substations Existing substations – Future requirements 400 KV substations 220 KV substations

9 MAJOR ISSUES Objection from landowners For cutting trees For placing towers Delay in land acquisition Contract failures

10 REMEDIES Narrow based towers / Monopoles Multi voltage / multi circuit towers EHT UG cable Submarine cable HVDC transmission Higher capacity conductors / HTLS conductors GIS / Hybrid stations Existing ROW for new lines Simplify LA procedure New system for tendering / selection of contractors Timely decisions / Timely payments Route/Technology options Discussion with political parties

11 ACTION REQUIRED Completion of ongoing projects on war footing Timely completion of already sanctioned lines Follow up action with CEA / SRPC/ PGCIL Renovation / up gradation of existing system Adopting new technologies and new systems Long term planning

12 THANK YOU


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