1. AN OVERVIEW IN RESPECT OF CPP’S ON ALL INDIA BASIS

2. ALL INDIA-WISE DETAILS BY CAPTIVE PLANTS (1 MW & ABOVE) DETAILSHYDROSTEAMDIESELGASWINDTOTAL INSTALLED CAPACITY IN MW619.738585.287195.52745.7151.85 18740.31 ELECTRICITY GENERATED IN Gwh97.4939610.2913403.3114874.38187.65 68173.12 % IN LOAD FACTOR1.7952.5221.2161.6714.07 41.41

3. AN OVERVIEW IN RESPECT OF CPP’S IN NORTHERN REGION STATES

4. STATE-WISE INSTALLED CAPACITY OF CAPTIVE PLANTS (1 MW & ABOVE) STATEHYDROSTEAMDIESELGASWINDTOTAL Haryana0.0119.9390.21.30.0511.3 Himachal Pradesh0.0 122.80.0 122.8 Jammu & Kashmir0.0 8.60.0 8.6 Punjab0.0100.1226.00.0 326.2 Rajasthan0.0267.3358.658.33.6687.7 Uttar Pradesh0.01041.9395.8168.40.01606.1 Uttaranchal0.614.881.00.0 96.5 Chandigarh0.0 8.50.0 8.5 Delhi0.0 1.30.0 1.3 MW

5. STATEHYDROSTEAMDIESELGASWINDTOTAL Haryana0.0335.8580.30.0 916.0 Himachal Pradesh0.0 59.10.0 59.1 Jammu & Kashmir0.0 0.50.0 0.5 Punjab0.0243.5511.70.0 755.3 Rajasthan0.01654.51161.5153.631.83001.5 Uttar Pradesh0.06121.7607.0512.80.07241.6 Uttaranchal0.024.8377.30.0 402.1 Chandigarh0.0 2.80.0 2.8 Delhi0.0 1.80.0 1.8 STATE-WISE ELECTRICITY GENERATED BY CAPTIVE PLANTS (1 MW & ABOVE) GWh

6. STATEHYDROSTEAMDIESELGASWINDTOTAL Haryana0.031.916.90.0 20.4 Himachal Pradesh0.0 5.50.0 5.5 Jammu & Kashmir0.0 0.70.0 0.7 Punjab0.027.725.80.0 26.4 Rajasthan0.070.536.930.0101.249.7 Uttar Pradesh0.066.917.534.70.051.3 Uttaranchal0.019.053.00.0 47.4 Chandigarh0.0 3.80.0 3.8 Delhi0.0 15.50.0 15.5 STATE-WISE ELECTRICITY GENERATED BY CAPTIVE PLANTS (1 MW & ABOVE) LOAD FACTOR IN %

7. AN OVERVIEW IN RESPECT OF CPP’S IN WESTERN REGION STATES

8. STATE-WISE INSTALLED CAPACITY OF CAPTIVE PLANTS (1 MW & ABOVE) MW STATEHYDROSTEAMDIESELGASWINDTOTAL Gujarat0.0625.7672.51235.123.52556.8 Madhya Pradesh0.0301.6493.439.90.0834.8 Chhattishgarh0.0616.8194.1210.00.01020.9 Maharashtra6.0281.4627.7307.730.01252.8 Goa0.010.556.90.0 67.4 Daman & Diu0.0 Dadra & Nagar Haveli0.0 31.20.0 31.2

9. STATE-WISE ELECTRICITY GENERATED BY CAPTIVE PLANTS (1 MW & ABOVE) GWh STATEHYDROSTEAMDIESELGASWINDTOTAL Gujarat0.02344.31615.47775.54.911740.2 Madhya Pradesh0.01195.1873.7205.70.02274.6 Chhattishgarh0.01596.1318.31727.30.03641.7 Maharashtra22.61393.11360.61992.25.44773.8 Goa0.0109.352.30.0 161.6 Daman & Diu0.0 Dadra & Nagar Haveli0.0 12.10.0 12.1

10. STATE-WISE ELECTRICITY GENERATED BY CAPTIVE PLANTS (1 MW & ABOVE) LOAD FACTOR IN % STATEHYDROSTEAMDIESELGASWINDTOTAL Gujarat0.042.727.371.70.052.3 Madhya Pradesh0.0 20.258.80.031.0 Chhattishgarh0.0 18.793.60.040.6 Maharashtra42.956.424.773.70.043.4 Goa0.0118.510.50.0 27.3 Daman & Diu0.0 Dadra & Nagar Haveli0.0 4.40.0 4.4

11. AN OVERVIEW IN RESPECT OF CPP’S IN EASTERN REGION STATES

12. STATE-WISE INSTALLED CAPACITY OF CAPTIVE PLANTS (1 MW & ABOVE) MW STATEHYDROSTEAMDIESELGASWINDTOTAL Bihar0.057.459.740.00.0157.1 Jharkhand0.0624.3277.120.00.0921.4 Orissa0.01691.5135.50.0 1826.9 West Bengal0.0383.1411.188.00.0882.2 A & N Islands0.0 2.70.0 2.7 Sikkim0.0

13. STATE-WISE ELECTRICITY GENERATED BY CAPTIVE PLANTS (1 MW & ABOVE) GWh STATEHYDROSTEAMDIESELGASWINDTOTAL Bihar0.095.77.395.80.0198.9 Jharkhand0.02018.71885.90.0 3904.5 Orissa0.09164.232.60.0 9196.8 West Bengal0.01819.7279.10.0 2098.8 A & N Islands0.0 Sikkim0.0

14. STATE-WISE ELECTRICITY GENERATED BY CAPTIVE PLANTS (1 MW & ABOVE) LOAD FACTOR IN % STATEHYDROSTEAMDIESELGASWINDTOTAL Bihar0.019.01.427.30.014.4 Jharkhand0.036.877.50.0 48.2 Orissa0.061.72.70.0 57.3 West Bengal0.054.17.70.0 27.1 A & N Islands0.0 Sikkim0.0

15. AN OVERVIEW IN RESPECT OF CPP’S IN NORTH EASTERN REGION STATES

16. STATE-WISE INSTALLED CAPACITY OF CAPTIVE PLANTS (1 MW & ABOVE) MW STATEHYDROSTEAMDIESELGASWINDTOTAL Assam0.0141.070.8174.00.0385.8 Manipur0.0 Meghalaya0.0 Nagaland0.0 Tripura0.0 Arunachal Pradesh0.0 Mizoram0.0

17. STATE-WISE ELECTRICITY GENERATED BY CAPTIVE PLANTS (1 MW & ABOVE) GWh STATEHYDROSTEAMDIESELGASWINDTOTAL Assam0.0569.7105.6423.40.01098.6 Manipur0.0 Meghalaya0.0 Nagaland0.0 Tripura0.0 Arunachal Pradesh0.0 Mizoram0.0

18. STATE-WISE ELECTRICITY GENERATED BY CAPTIVE PLANTS (1 MW & ABOVE) LOAD FACTOR IN % STATEHYDROSTEAMDIESELGASWINDTOTAL Assam0.046.017.027.70.032.4 Manipur0.0 Meghalaya0.0 Nagaland0.0 Tripura0.0 Arunachal Pradesh0.0 Mizoram0.0

19. AN OVERVIEW IN RESPECT OF CPP’S IN SOUTHERN REGION STATES

20. STATE-WISE INSTALLED CAPACITY OF CAPTIVE PLANTS (1 MW & ABOVE) StatesHydroSteamDieselGasWindTotal AP5.3940.8804.7299.56.62056.9 KAR28.0556.4609.81.101195.3 KER22.171.8122.925.00241.8 TN0733.41002.667.488.11891.5 PONDY05.829.810.3045.9 MW

21. STATE-WISE ELECTRICITY GENERATED BY CAPTIVE PLANTS (1 MW & ABOVE) StatesHydroSteamDieselGasWindTotal AP3.864637.54654.351754.18.67058.45 KAR53.652450.211193.01.3803698.24 KER17.35217.261.15155.370451.07 TN03613.511635.0747.18136.965432.72 PONDY05.7514.9030.04050.69 GWh

22. STATE-WISE ELECTRICITY GENERATED BY CAPTIVE PLANTS (1 MW & ABOVE) LOAD FACTOR StatesHydroSteamDieselGasWindTotal AP8.2956.129.2666.6814.8339.07 KAR21.8150.1322.2714.28035.22 KER8.9434.445.6670.75021.24 TN056.0918.577.9717.832.7 PONDY011.295.6933.20012.57 IN %

23. List of CPPs along with MW quantum applied for STOA and approved NAME OF THE CPP STATE MAX MW NAVABHARATANDHRA PRADESH 50 JSWELKARNATAKA190 UGARSWLKARNATAKA25 GSMLKARNATAKA16 VSLKARNATAKA7.5 GELKARNATAKA4

24. List of CPPs along with MW quantum supplying power to grid in AP NAME OF PLANT RATE Rs. MAX MW VSP3.2415 HEAVY WATER PLANT 2.6012 NAVABHARAT4.5050 RCL2.6015

25. CPP RELATED REGULATIONS IN SOUTHERN REGION STATES

26. CPP’s IN TAMIL NADU OPERATIONAL PLANTS WITH CAPACITY OF MORE THAN 10 MW EACH600 MW CAPACITY CONNECTED TO TN GRID180 MW ENERGY SALE DURING 2004-05648 MU AVERAGE RATERs.2.90/UNIT SALE OF ENERGY ENERGY GENERATED BY A CPP IN TAMILNADU –CAN BE USED BY THE OWNER –CAN BE USED BY THE SISTER CONCERN –BALANCE CAN BE SOLD TO TNEB –THIRD PARTY SALE IS NOT PERMITTED

27. BANKING –BANKING PERIOD IS 1 ST OCTOBER TO NEXT 30 TH SEPTEMBER –BANKED ENERGY CAN BE DRAWN DURING BANKING PERIOD IN SUCCEEDING YEAR –BANKING CHARGES TO TNEB WILL BE 2% IN TERMS OF ENERGY WHEELING –WHEELING CHARGES ARE TO BE 15% IN TERMS OF ENEGY WHEELED IRRESPECTIVE OF VOLTAGE AND DISTANCE CPP’s IN TAMIL NADU Contd…

28. PRICING OF CAPTIVE POWER THROUGH AGREEMENT –PRICING IS SINGLE PART TARIFF – NORMAL RATE FOR FIRM POWER –PRICING FOR INFIRM POWER TO BE 75% OF NORMAL RATE –NORMAL RATE STARTING FROM THE YEAR 1998-99 TO BE RS.2.25/UNIT WITH ESCALATION AT THE RATE OF 5% EVERY YEAR, TO BE APPLICABLE FOR NEXT 5 YEARS PRICING OF CAPTIVE POWER THROUGH UI –FLOOR RATE RS.2.10/UNIT (CORRESPONDING TO FREQUENCY 49.8 Hz) –CEILING RATE RS.3.45/UNIT (CORRESPONDING TO FREQUENCY 49.5 Hz) –COMMISSION TO REVISIT THE ISSUE IN 3 YEARS OR AS AND WHEN UI RATES ARE REVISED CPP’s IN TAMIL NADU Contd…

29. APPROX. CAPACITY IN USE 800 MW 54% ON DIESEL, 21% ON FUEL OIL CAPACITY UTILISED BY GRID 63 MW SALE TO GRID –IN CASE OF COMPETITIVE BIDDING ROUTE/CEILING PRICE RS.2.87/UNIT –IN CASE OF NON COMPETITIVE BIDDING PRICES ARE TO BE ADOPTED BASED ON UI RATES BANKING –NO BANKING FACILITY IS AVAILABLE METERING –15 MINUTES BLOCK METERS TO BE INSTALLED BY THE CONCERNED LICENCEES CPP’s IN KARNATAKA

30. CAPACITY UTILISED BY GRID AROUND 100 MW SALE TO GRID –RATES TO BE DECIDED ON THE BASIS OF LONG TERM AGREEMENTS BANKING –NO BANKING FACILITY IS AVAILABLE OTHER THAN WIND/MINI HYDEL METERING –15 MINUTES BLOCK METERS TO BE INSTALLED BY THE CONCERNED LICENCEES CPP’s IN ANDHRA PRADESH

31. CPP’s IN KERALA SALE TO GRID –PLANT SHALL ENSURE TO DISPATCH ELECTRICITY AS PER SCHEDULE –UI SHALL NOT EXCEED 10% OF TOTAL DISPATCH IN A DAY –UI SHALL NOT EXCEED 5% OF TOTAL DISPATCH DURING PEAK OPEN ACCESS –PLANT CAN SEEK OPEN ACCESS AND SHALL BE ALLOWED NON-DISCRIMENATORY ACCESS SUBJECT TO AVAILABILITY OF CORRIDOR

32. CPP’s IN KERALA Contd… TRANSMISSION AND WHEELING CHARGES FOR NCE PLANTS –TRANSMISSION CHARGES – 3% OF WHEELED ENERGY –WHEELING CHARGES – 5% OF WHEELED –OTHER PLANTS TO PAY THESE CHARGES AS DETERMINED BY COMMISSION UNDER OPEN ACCESS ACT CPP WILL NOT BE LIABLE TO PAY SURCHARGE IN ADDITION TO CHARGES FOR TRANSMISSION AND WHEELING IN CASE OF HIS OWN USE SUBJECT TO TECHNICAL FEASIBILITY THE CPP MAY BE REQUIRED TO EXTEND POWER TO UTILITY’S SYSTEM IN THE EVENT OF EMERGENCY SITUATION.