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    The document discusses changes over time to the operating frequency range for India's power grid from July 2002 to April 2019. It also summarizes rules related to deviation settlement mechanism (DSM) charges for generators, including limitations on deviation from schedules, sign change rules, and additional charges for exceeding certain deviation thresholds. Normative parameters for 2019-20 like plant availability factor, auxiliary consumption rates, and total charges per kWh are also outlined for different power plants.

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    The document discusses changes over time to the operating frequency range for India's power grid from July 2002 to April 2019. It also summarizes rules related to deviation settlement mechanism (DSM) charges for generators, including limitations on deviation from schedules, sign change rules, and additional charges for exceeding certain deviation thresholds. Normative parameters for 2019-20 like plant availability factor, auxiliary consumption rates, and total charges per kWh are also outlined for different power plants.

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    New DSM RULES FOR POWERPLANT

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    New Dsm 5th Ammend

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    The document discusses changes over time to the operating frequency range for India's power grid from July 2002 to April 2019. It also summarizes rules related to deviation settlement mechanism (DSM) charges for generators, including limitations on deviation from schedules, sign change rules, and additional charges for exceeding certain deviation thresholds. Normative parameters for 2019-20 like plant availability factor, auxiliary consumption rates, and total charges per kWh are also outlined for different power plants.

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    1 Amendment in DSM For CSPGCL

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    1st Amendment in DSM for

    CSPGCL
    Amendment in Operating Frequency
    range by CERC
    Period Operating range

    • July 2002 to 31st March 2009 49.00 Hz to 50.50 Hz

    • 1st April 2009 to 2nd May 2010 49.20 Hz to 50.30 Hz

    • 3rd May 2010 to 16th Feb 2014 49.50 Hz to 50.20 Hz

    • 17th Feb2014 to 20th Nov. 2018 49.70 Hz to 50.10 Hz

    • 21th Nov. 2018 to 17th April 2019 49.85 Hz to 50.05 Hz

    • 18 th April 2019 onward 49.85 Hz to 50.10 Hz


    Total Charges

    Total Charges
    DC Charges Fixed Charge
    (Capacity Charge)

    Sch. Energy Variable Charge


    Charges (Energy Charge)

    Un-Scheduled
    DSM Charges Interchange (UI)

     Scheduled energy = Declared capacity –Backing Down

     Deviation Energy = (Actual Injection- Schedule energy)


    Capacity Charges
    • Capacity Charges is payable towards the reimbursement of the fixed
    costs of the plant ,linked to the plant availability factor (PAF)
    • Full recovery of Fixed charges at Normative Plant Availability
    Factor(PAF)-78.69% for 4x210 MW
    • PAF = DC/IC(1-NAUX)
    DC =Declared Capacity
    IC = Installed Capacity (4x210 MW)
    NAUX = Normative Value of Aux Consumption (9.7%)
    • Fixed Charges = AFC ( PAF/NPAF)
    AFC = Annual Fixed Cost (524.06 Cr/year)
    i.e. 1% PAF=Rs.6.660 Crore
    ( Issued by CSERC for 4x210 MW for 2019-20)
    PAF = Actual Plant Availability Factor
    • Higher the Achieved PAF - higher the recovery of Fixed Costs of the
    plant.
    • Lower the Achieved PAF - Lower the recovery of Fixed Costs of the
    plant.
    For 500 MW
    INSTALLED CAPACITY = 500MW
    NAPC (NORMATIVE AUXILLARY POWER
    CONSUMPTION) = 500*5.25/100 =26.25 MW
    100% DC = (500 – 26.25) = 473.75MW
    For 4X210 MW
    INSTALLED CAPACITY = 840MW
    NAPC (NORMATIVE AUXILLARY POWER
    CONSUMPTION) = 840*9.7/100 =81.48 MW
    100% DC = (840 – 81.48) = 758.52MW
    CALCULATION OF PAF & CAPACITY
    CHARGE
    • ONE DAY PAF =(SUMMATION OF all 96 Blocks
    DC/4)/758.52*24
    • CAPACITY CHARGE = 524.06 Cr.
    • NORMATIVE PAF = 758.52*24*366*0.7869 MWh
    = 5242988/10000 Cr. KWh
    = 524.30 Cr. Kwh
    • Fixed Cost/Unit=Capacity Charge /KWh
    =524.06/524.30 RS/kwh
    =0.9995 Rs./Kwh
    SCHEDULE ENERGY COST
    • SCHEDULE ENERGY CHARGE =SPECIFIC COAL COST+
    SPECIFIC FUEL OIL COST

    KEB • 1.927
    HTPS • 1.487
    DSPM • 1.545
    KW EXT • 1.264
    MARWA • 1.393
    Normative Parameters decided by CSERC
    For 2019-20
    S.No. Normative Parameters MARWA DSPM HTPS 1X500

    1 NPAF (%) 76.5 85 78.69 85


    2 Aux Consumption (%) 5.60 9.0 9.7 5.25
    3 GSHR (kCal/kWh)/Design 2432 2500 2650 2375
    Gross HR/Design Net HR
    4 Net SHR(kCal/kWh) 2576 2747 2934 2506

    5 Specific Oil (ml/kWh) 0.5 0.5 0.9 0.5


    6 Annual Fixed Charges (AFC) in 1599.32 415.86 524.06 629.05
    Cr/yr
    7 Fixed Cost/Unit (Rs./KWh) 2.860 1.224 0.9995 1.778
    8 Energy Charges Rate (ECR) in 1.393 1.545 1.487 1.264
    Rs/unit
    9 Total Charges (Rs/KWh) 4.253 2.769 2.487 3.042
    Unscheduled Interchange charges (UI)
    OR DSM Charges
     UI charges are payable/receivable depending upon
    deviation from the schedule and also subject to the
    average grid frequency at that time block.
     UI Charges = (Actual Inj -Schedule Inj ) X UI rate
     Charges for UI are frequency linked and are payable/
    recoverable depending on grid frequency if:
    a) A generator generates more than schedule – Get UI
    b) A generator generates less than the schedule – Pay UI
     This is the element, which is expected to bring about
    discipline in the system.
    Area Clearing Price (ACP)- The price of a time block
    electricity contract established on the Power Exchange after
    considering all valid purchase and sale bids in particular
    area(s) after market splitting, i.e. dividing the market across
    constrained transmission corridor(s).”
    Limitation of Deviation @ 1%
    Change in Regulation for OI

    3rd A

    4th A

    5th A
    Change in Regulation for UI
    Old Sign Change Rule _4th Ammend.
    New Sign Change Rule (5th Amend.)_
    till 31.03.2020
    New Sign Change Rule (5th Amend.)_
    from 01.04.2020
    Revision of DC/Schedule

    Revision of DC (Generating End)


    • Tripping of unit – DC will be effective from 3rd
    time block.
    • Day Ahead DC cannot be revised after 22:00
    Hrs.
    • Deviation of whole day should be within 1% of
    Schedule otherwise 20% penalty of Daily base
    DSM will be imposed.
    DSM RULES for Additional Charges
    • No under injection allowed below frequency 49.85 Hz.
    • No Over injection allowed above frequency 50.10 Hz.
    • Additional charge for deviation(ACFD) imposed when
    deviation limits crossed 12%.
    Deviation ACFD
    12-15% 20% of UI
    15-20% 40% of UI
    Above 20% 100% of UI
    • Additional charge for (ACFD) for No. of violation in a day.

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