Jammu RGGVY

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National Training Programme for Franchisees

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10-12 October,2011

Venue: JKPDD JAMMU


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RGGVY Scheme

Er, A.K. BhagatREC New Delhi


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Rajiv Gandhi Gramin Vidyutikaran Yojana (RGGVY)

Rajiv Gandhi Grameen Vidyutikaran Yojana - Scheme for RuralElectricity Infrastructure & Household Electrification launched byHonble Prime Minister on 4th April 2005 to achieve NCMP goal:

augmenting and modernizing the rural electricityinfrastructure

completion of rural households electrification in five years

Existing schemes of Ministry of Power merged into RGGVYscheme : Accelerated Electrification of One Lakh Villages and One

Crore Households Minimum needs programme(MNP)


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Ultimate Goal

Bridge the urban-rural gap

Provide reliable and quality supply to ruralareas.


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Objectives

In 5 years

Electrify all villages and habitations

Provide access to electricity to all households

Give electricity connection to Below Poverty Line (BPL)families free of charge


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Accelerate rural development, generate employment andeliminate poverty through

Irrigation

Small scale industries

Village and khadi industries

Cold chains

Health care Education and IT


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New Definition of Village Electrification

A village would be declared electrified if :

(i) Basic infrastructure such as distribution transformer anddistribution lines are provided in the inhabited locality as well as the

dalit basti/hamlet where it exists. (For electrification through Non-Conventional Energy Sources a distribution transformer may not benecessary).

(ii) Electricity is provided to public places like schools, panchayatoffices, health centers, dispensaries, community centers etc and

(iii) The number of households electrified should be at least 10% oftotal households in the village.


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Rural Electrification-a new perspective

In rural India, 24 hours supply of electricity is necessaryfor broad based economic and human development-

going beyond increasing agricultural production throughirrigation. It is an essential pre-requisite for:

The second green revolution through establishment ofcold chains.

The dispersal of industrial activity to rural areas through

small scale industries. Provision of modern healthcare facilities.

Use of IT in education and other productive activities.


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Rajiv Gandhi Gramin Vidyutikaran Yojana(RGGVY)

Implementation Framework

Preparation of District based detailed project reports for execution on turnkey basis. Involvement of central public sector undertakings of power ministry

in implementation of some projects. Certification of electrified village by the concerned Gram Panchayat. Deployment of franchisee for the management of rural

distribution for better consumer service and reduction inlosses. Undertaking by States for supply of electricity with minimum daily

supply of 6- 8 hours of electricity in the RGGVY network.contd


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Implementation Framework Making provision of requisite revenue subsidy by the state. Determination of Bulk Supply Tariff (BST) for franchisee in a

manner that ensures commercial viability. Three tier quality monitoring Mechanism for XI Plan Schemes made

mandatory. Web based monitoring of progress Release of funds linked to achievement of pre-determined

milestones Electronic transfer of funds right up to the contractor level Notification of Rural Electrification Plans by the state governments.

contd.


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Funding Arrangement

Ninety percent (90%) capital subsidy would be

provided for overall cost of the projects under the

scheme.States must make adequate arrangements for supply

of electricity and there should be no discrimination inthe hours of supply between rural and urban

households.


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Scope

Under the scheme, projects could be financed with capital subsidy forprovision of:

Rural Electricity Distribution Backbone (REDB)

Provision of 33/11 KV (or 66/11 KV) sub-stations ofadequate capacity and lines in blocks where these

do not exist.

Creation of Village Electrification Infrastructure (VEI)

Electrification of un-electrified villages. Electrification of un-electrified habitations. Provision of distribution transformers of appropriate

capacity in electrified villages / habitation(s).


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Scope

Decentralised Distributed Generation (DDG) and Supply

Decentralized generation-cum-distribution from

conventional sources for villages where grid

connectivity is either not feasible or not cost effective 25,000 remote villages covered for financing under

MNES not included


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Scope

Rural Household Electrification of Below Poverty Line

Households:

Electrification of un-electrified Below Poverty Line(BPL) households would be financed with 100% capitalsubsidy as per norms of Kutir Jyoti Programme in all rural

habitations.

Households above poverty line would be paying for theirconnections at prescribed connection charges and no

subsidy would be available for this purpose.

The scheme covers the entire country


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Franchisees

In the management of rural distribution through franchisees

who may be Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs), Users

Association, Cooperatives or individual entrepreneurs.

The Panchayat institutions would be associated.

The franchisees arrangement may be for system beyond and

including feeders from substation or from and including Distribution

Transformer(s).


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Revenue Sustainability

Based on the consumer mix and the prevailing consumer tariff

and likely load, the Bulk Supply Tariff (BST) for the franchisee

would be determined after ensuring commercial viability of the

franchisee.

This Bulk Supply Tariff would be fully factored into the submissions

of the State Utilities to the State Electricity Regulatory

Commissions (SERCs) for their revenue requirements and tariff

determination. The State Government under the Electricity Act is required to

provide the requisite revenue subsidies to the State Utilities if it

would like tariff for any category of consumers to be lower

that the tariff determined by the SERC.


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Release Of Capital Subsidy

The capital subsidy for eligible projects under the scheme would

be given through REC and projects shall be implemented fulfilling

the conditionality

In the event projects are not implemented satisfactorily in

accordance with the conditionalities indicated above, the capital

subsidy could be converted into interest bearing loans.


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Projects under RGGVY (As on 30/06/11)

i. Projects received by REC 577Districts

619 projects ii. Projects sanctioned 546 Districts 563

projects

iii. Under scrutiny with REC 31 Districts 46Projects

Cont.


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(As on 30/06/11)

i. Sanctioned cost Rs. 26353.51crore

ii Revised cost Rs.32697.34 crore

iii. Funds released Rs. 25547.20 crore.

iv. Un-electrified villages covered 110321

v. UE electrified 97940(88.78%)

vi. Electrified villages covered 349098

vii. Electrification completed 205086(57.8%)

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(As on 30/06/11) RHH Covered(incl BPL) 4,15,24,584 RHH Electrified(incl BPL) 1,82,28130 BPL HH covered 2,30,59,089 BPL HH electrified 1,65,79,340 Panchayat certificates received

80,000(approx) X. Formation of District committees 27 states Xi. Franchisee system in place 16 states, under

process 12 states.


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Rajiv Gandhi Gramin Vidyutikaran Yojana (RGGVY

As on (30/06/11)RGGVY Projects sanctioned to J&K state No. of Projects 14 Distt 14

Blocks 134 Villages 283 (UE) 6050(Electrified) RHH 295221 BPL HH 136730 BPL HH Electrified 34041

Sanctioned/Revised cost/ Rs.844.20 crore Amount Disbursed Rs.661.80crore


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Scope Of Work

Under the scheme, projects could be financed with capital subsidy for;

Rural Electricity Distribution Backbone (REDB)

Provision of 33/11 KV (or 66/11 KV) sub-stations of adequate capacity andlines in blocks where these do not exist

Provision of capacity augmentation of existing 33/11 KV (or 66/11

KV) sub-stations on furnishing suitable justification

Creation of Village Electrification Infrastructure (VEI)

Electrification of un-electrified habitations. Provision of distribution transformers of appropriate

capacity in electrified villages / habitation(s)

11 KV feeders, main and spur lines

Cont.


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Scope Of Work

L.T. feeders and lines including augmentation of heavily loaded LTfeeders, as required

Circuit breakers, Isolators etc. for existing 11KV feeders

Service connectionsto BPL Households

Meters at - 11 KV feeders and distribution transformers on LT side

Metering for all consumer connections

Cont


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Cost Estimates

Detailed Cost Estimates

The basis should be the latest available cost data

obtained on competitive bids


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Thank You

Documents

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