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    The document discusses a request from Steel Authority of India Ltd (SAIL) in Chandrapur for permission to operate a waste gas heat recovery power plant. It provides background on government resolutions from June 2016 and March 2017 that provide concessions on electricity tariffs for certain captive power plants and embedded conventional captive power plants. SAIL was previously a non-embedded conventional captive plant but declared in May 2017 that it would draw 100% of its power from the state grid, making it eligible for concessions from June 2017 if it receives approval as an embedded conventional captive plant. The details of the concessions by voltage level and incentive class are also outlined.

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    Sub: Permission to operate waste gas heat recovery power plant at SAIL-
    CFP, Chandrapur.

    Ref: 1. GoM Letter No.MISC-2017/CR289/Energy-5.dt.26.07.2017.


    2. Consumer letter to GOM dt.13.07.2017.
    3. GoM GR dt.29.06.2016.

     In view of difficulties faced by industries in VDM region in


    comparison to other regions, availability of electricity and its tariff,
    and in a major boost for industries by comparing the prevailing
    tariff in other regions, GoM had issued GR dt. 29.06.2016.
     Reviewing above GR, revised GR is issued by GoM on
    dt.24.03.2017.
     Wherein Point No. 4 is as follows:
    The electricity generated from captive power plants RE Only,
    Cogeneration plants and an embedded conventional captive power
    plant which is exclusively used for self consumption (100% captive
    users, such Industrial consumers are eligible for the concession as
    per GR dt.29.06.2016. w.e.f 01.11.2016 to the portion/part of the
    power drawn from MSEDCL, provided that consumer submits the
    Eligibility certificate issued by Chief Electrical Inspector.
    The concessional amount is limited to Rs.50Lakhs/per month.

    Consumer details:
     Name of Consumer: M/s Steel Authority of India Ltd.
     Consumer No.450019000856.
     Total contract demand 44.24 MVA.
     The consumer before May 2017 was Non embedded Conventional
    Captive power plant (drawing power from Waste heat gas power plant +
    power from Chhattisgarh + Power from MSEDCL). Hence, not eligible
    for concession as per GR dt.29.06.2016.
     The consumer vide letter dt.05.05.2017 has declared that it is going to
    draw 100% power from MSEDCL from dt.01.06.2017.
     The consumer is eligible for concession from June 2017 if it is Embedded
    conventional CPP (i.e draws power from Waste heat gas power plant +
    Power from MSEDCL) subjected to submission of eligibility certificate
    from Chief Electrical Inspector.

    The details of concessions as per GR dt.24.03.2017 is as follows:


    N.
    Vidarbha Marathwada D, D+ zone
    S.No Type of concession Mah.
    (Rs/u) (Rs/u) (Rs/u)
    (Rs/u)

    1 Concession in FAC 40 30 20 -

    Incentive
    Particulars
    class

    66KV 0-5 % 30 25 10 5

    >5%-10% 70 65 15 10

    >10%-15% 90 80 15 15

    >15%-20% 152 100 25 20

    >20% 140 100 25 20

    33KV 0-5 % 30 25 10 5

    >5%-10% 70 65 15 10
    Incentive
    2 based >10%-15% 90 80 15 15
    concession >15%-20% 152 100 25 20

    >20% 140 100 25 20

    0-5 % 65 60 45 40

    >5%-10% 102 97 47 42

    22KV >10%-15% 118 108 43 43

    >15%-20% 176 124 49 44

    >20% 160 107 45 40

    LT 0-5 % 65 55 25 15
    consumers
    >=5% 95 85 45 30

    3 Incentive to New industries 75 75 50 50

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