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    India's total installed power generation capacity as of March 2010 was 159 million MW, with thermal sources making up 52.8% of capacity. The 11th five-year plan's capacity addition targets were 78.7 million MW, with 75.8% coming from thermal sources. In 2009-2010, actual capacity addition was 14.5 million MW, achieving 66.1% of the target. All India annual per capita electricity consumption grew from 566 kWh in 2002-2003 to 704 kWh in 2007-2008. Transmission and distribution losses fell from 32.54% in 2002-2003 to 26.91% in 2007-2008. By February 2010, electricity had reached 83.8% of villages and

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    India's total installed power generation capacity as of March 2010 was 159 million MW, with thermal sources making up 52.8% of capacity. The 11th five-year plan's capacity addition targets were 78.7 million MW, with 75.8% coming from thermal sources. In 2009-2010, actual capacity addition was 14.5 million MW, achieving 66.1% of the target. All India annual per capita electricity consumption grew from 566 kWh in 2002-2003 to 704 kWh in 2007-2008. Transmission and distribution losses fell from 32.54% in 2002-2003 to 26.91% in 2007-2008. By February 2010, electricity had reached 83.8% of villages and

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    Power Capacity

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    India's total installed power generation capacity as of March 2010 was 159 million MW, with thermal sources making up 52.8% of capacity. The 11th five-year plan's capacity addition targets were 78.7 million MW, with 75.8% coming from thermal sources. In 2009-2010, actual capacity addition was 14.5 million MW, achieving 66.1% of the target. All India annual per capita electricity consumption grew from 566 kWh in 2002-2003 to 704 kWh in 2007-2008. Transmission and distribution losses fell from 32.54% in 2002-2003 to 26.91% in 2007-2008. By February 2010, electricity had reached 83.8% of villages and

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    HIGHLIGHTS OF POWER SECTOR


    a Installed Generation Capacity (As on 31-03-10 )
    All
    Thermal
    India
    Coal
    Gas
    Diesel
    MW
    84198.38
    17055.85
    1199.75
    %age
    52.8
    10.7
    0.8
    @ Based on data as on 30.09.2008.

    Nuclear
    Total
    102453.98
    64.3

    Hydro
    36863.40
    23.1

    RES@
    Grand Total
    (MNRE)
    15521.11 159398.49
    9.7
    100.0

    (Renewable)

    4560.00
    2.9

    b Capacity Addition Target during 11th Plan


    Hydro

    Thermal

    Nuclear

    Total

    15627
    19.9

    59693
    75.8

    3380
    4.3

    78700
    100.0

    Thermal

    Nuclear

    Total

    13002.0

    660.0

    14507.0

    9106.0
    70.0

    440.0
    66.7

    9585.0
    66.1

    MW
    %age
    c

    Generation Capacity Addition Target/Achievement (2009-10)


    Hydro
    Target
    (MW)
    845.0
    Achievement up to MAR.10
    (MW)
    39.0
    %age
    4.6

    d Electricity Generation Target/achievement (2009-10)


    Hydro
    Target
    MU
    115468
    Achievement up toMAR.10
    MU
    106655.9
    %age
    92.37
    e

    Nuclear

    Bhutan
    (Imp)

    Total

    648479.58

    19000

    6564

    789511.58

    640522.5
    98.77

    18653.68
    98.18

    5341.11
    81.37

    771173.16
    97.68

    Status of CEA Concurrence to Hydro Schemes


    Period

    2007-08
    2008-09
    2009-10

    Thermal

    Project

    Carry forward

    report

    from

    received

    Prev. year

    Under
    Prelim.
    Exam

    Accepted Concurrence
    for concurgiven
    rence
    by CEA

    13
    8

    3
    1

    4
    4

    10
    5

    19

    10

    Project reports

    returned
    to Developer

    All India Thermal PLF (%)

    2001-02

    2002-03

    2003-04

    2004-05

    2005-06

    2006-07

    2007-08

    2008-09

    69.9

    72.2

    72.7

    74.8

    73.6

    76.8

    78.6

    77.19

    2009-10 *
    upto Mar 10

    * Provisional

    ENERGY SAVED IS ENERGY PRODUCED

    77.48

    All India Annual per Capita consumption of Electricity


    Year
    Per Capita Consumption ( kWh)
    (As per U. N. methodology)

    2002-03
    2003-04
    2004-05
    2005-06
    2006-07
    2007-08

    566.7
    592.0
    612.5
    631.5
    671.9
    704.2

    All India Transformation, T&D and AT&C losses :


    Year
    T&D losses
    2002-03
    32.54
    2003-04
    32.53
    2004-05
    31.25
    2005-06
    30.42
    2006-07
    28.61
    2007-08
    26.91

    AT&C Losses*

    32.54
    34.78
    34.33
    34.54
    32.07
    NA

    * PFC Figs.

    a) All India Village Electrification (as on 28.02. 2010):


    b) Pumpsets Energised (as on 28.02. 2010):

    All India Coal Consumption for Power Generation (Utilities)


    YEAR
    Coal Cunsumption
    ( Million Tonnes )
    2001-02
    240
    2002-03
    253
    2003-04
    263
    2004-05
    278
    2005-06
    280
    2006-07
    302
    2007-08
    330
    2008-09
    355
    Average cost of power supply & average realization ( paise/kWh )
    Year
    cost of supply
    realization(paise/unit)
    (paise/unit)
    Including
    Only
    Agriculture Agriculture
    2001-02
    246
    181
    58.67
    2002-03
    238
    195
    77.48
    2003-04
    239
    203
    72.39
    2004-05
    254
    209
    75.68
    2005-06
    258
    221
    79.37
    2006-07
    276
    227
    71.32

    497838 (83.8%)
    16184257 (81.5%)

    Source:- PFC Reports on the performance of State Power Utilities

    Power supply Position 2009-10(MAR,10)*


    Region
    Northern
    Western
    Southern
    Eastern
    North Eastern
    All India

    * Provisional

    Energy(MU) Deficit%
    Requirement
    20,956
    24,589
    21,945
    8,254
    749
    76,493

    -10.6
    -16.4
    -9.4
    -7.1
    -10.3
    -11.7

    Peak

    Deficit%

    Demand(MW)
    31,253
    39,609
    32,082
    13,963
    1,565
    118,472

    -14.1
    -17.7
    -9.4
    -7.7
    -13.2
    -13.3

    ENERGY SAVED IS ENERGY PRODUCED

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