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    1. India's total installed electricity generation capacity as of April 2010 was 159,648 MW, with thermal sources making up 64.3% of capacity. 2. The 11th five-year plan's target was to add 78,700 MW of new capacity, with 75.8% coming from thermal sources. 3. In 2010-11, the target was to add 21,441 MW but so far in April 2010 only 250 MW had been added, achieving just 1.2% of the annual target.

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    1. India's total installed electricity generation capacity as of April 2010 was 159,648 MW, with thermal sources making up 64.3% of capacity. 2. The 11th five-year plan's target was to add 78,700 MW of new capacity, with 75.8% coming from thermal sources. 3. In 2010-11, the target was to add 21,441 MW but so far in April 2010 only 250 MW had been added, achieving just 1.2% of the annual target.

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    1. India's total installed electricity generation capacity as of April 2010 was 159,648 MW, with thermal sources making up 64.3% of capacity. 2. The 11th five-year plan's target was to add 78,700 MW of new capacity, with 75.8% coming from thermal sources. 3. In 2010-11, the target was to add 21,441 MW but so far in April 2010 only 250 MW had been added, achieving just 1.2% of the annual target.

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    1. India's total installed electricity generation capacity as of April 2010 was 159,648 MW, with thermal sources making up 64.3% of capacity. 2. The 11th five-year plan's target was to add 78,700 MW of new capacity, with 75.8% coming from thermal sources. 3. In 2010-11, the target was to add 21,441 MW but so far in April 2010 only 250 MW had been added, achieving just 1.2% of the annual target.

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    HIGHLIGHTS OF POWER SECTOR

    a Installed Generation Capacity (As on 30-04-10 )

    All Thermal Nuclear Hydro RES@ Grand Total


    India Coal Gas Diesel Total (Renewable) (MNRE)
    MW 84448.38 17055.85 1199.75 102703.98 4560.00 36863.40 15521.11 159648.49
    %age 52.9 10.7 0.8 64.3 2.9 23.1 9.7 100.0
    @ Based on data as on 31.01.2010.

    b Capacity Addition Target during 11th Plan

    Hydro Thermal Nuclear Total

    MW 15627 59693 3380 78700


    %age 19.9 75.8 4.3 100.0

    c Generation Capacity Addition Target/Achievement (2010-11)

    Hydro Thermal Nuclear Total

    Target
    (MW) 1466.0 18755.2 1220.0 21441.2
    Achievement April,10
    (MW) 0.0 250.0 0.0 250.0
    %age 0.0 1.3 0.0 1.2

    d Electricity Generation Target/achievement (2010-11)

    Hydro Thermal Nuclear Bhutan Total


    (Imp)
    Target
    MU 111352 690856.7 22000 6548 830756.7
    Achievement April,10
    MU 8382.38 56266.68 1750.44 170.32 66569.82
    %age 7.53 8.14 7.96 2.60 8.01

    e Status of CEA Concurrence to Hydro Schemes

    Period Project Carry forward Under Accepted Concurrence Project reports


    report from Prelim. for concur- given returned
    received Prev. year Exam rence by CEA to Developer
    2007-08 13 - - 3 4 10
    2008-09 8 3 - 1 4 5
    2009-10 19 10 2 9 3 6
    2010-11 1 26 1 6 - 11

    f All India Thermal PLF (%)

    2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 *


    upto Apr 10
    72.2 72.7 74.8 73.6 76.8 78.6 77.2 77.48 78.23
    provisional*

    ENERGY SAVED IS ENERGY PRODUCED


    g All India Annual per Capita consumption of Electricity
    Year Per Capita Consumption ( kWh)
    (As per U. N. methodology)
    2002-03 566.7
    2003-04 592.0
    2004-05 612.5
    2005-06 631.5
    2006-07 671.9
    2007-08 704.2

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


    Year T&D losses AT&C Losses*
    2002-03 32.54 32.54
    2003-04 32.53 34.78
    2004-05 31.25 34.33
    2005-06 30.42 34.54
    2006-07 28.61 32.07
    2007-08 26.91 NA
    * PFC Figs.

    i a) All India Village Electrification (as on 31.03. 2010): 497950 (83.9%)


    b) Pumpsets Energised (as on 31.03. 2010): 16193521 (81.5%)

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

    l Power supply Position 2010-11(APR,10)*


    Region Energy(MU) Deficit% Peak Deficit%
    Requirement Demand(MW)
    Northern 21,198 -16.5 34,783 -19.3
    Western 24,899 -18.1 39,560 -18.8
    Southern 20,410 -10.6 31,087 -6.5
    Eastern 8,089 -8.3 14,214 -13.6
    North Eastern 726 -15.2 1,577 -13.9
    All India 75,321 -14.6 121,220 -15.1
    * Provisional

    ENERGY SAVED IS ENERGY PRODUCED

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