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Generation Planning

DEMAND FORECAST:

In the Power System Master Plan(PSMP) of 1995 benchmark load forecast was based on about 8% growth rate. However, due to shortage in generation. capacity, the actual demand could not be supplied for the last few years. The maximum demand served so far is 3782.1 MW(30.10.2005). The electricity development is required to be accelerated to increase access and attain economic development. The desirable economic growth rate would be about 6-7% p.a.  Based upon the Reference Forecast the anticipated peak demand would be about 5112 MW in FY2007, 9786 MW in FY2015 and 13,993 MW in 2020. According to PSMP- 2005 year-wise demand forecast is given below.

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 Peak Demand and Generation Capacity Based on PSMP-2005 Base Forecast

Year Peak Demand (net) Net  Generation Net Generation
Capacity
MW MW GWh
2005 4308 4458 21964
2006 4693 4683 23945
2007 5112 5425 26106
2008 5569 6002 28461
2009 6066 7313 31028
2010 6608 7986 33828
2011 7148 8586 36622
2012 7732 9449 39647
2013 8364 9979 42922
2014 9047 10879 46467
2015 9786 11579 50306
2016 10,512 12479 54079
2017 11,291 13229 58135
2018 12,128 14229 62496
2019 13,027 15243 67183
2020 13,993 16643 72222

 

Generation Planning:

 Generation Planning is the most important part of the power system and the reliability of the whole power system depends largely  on the reliability of power generating system. The generation in the system should be such that it can supply the demand at all times under the outage of normal maintenance and forced outage. To develop generation addition sequence Power System Master Plan of 1995 used PC-based WASP (Weign Automatic System Planning Package). This software determines least-cost generation addition sequences based upon the load characteristics, schedule maintenance, forced outage, and reliability level plant cost etc. The least cost generation addition sequence includes peak and base load plants of optimum unit size. Since then BPDB has been using PC-based WASP for generation planning. Annual LOLP (LOSS-OF LOAD PROBABILITY) of 1% is being used as reliability criteria. The equivalent to about 4 days/year of  LOLE (LOSS-OF-LOAD-EXPECTATION).

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Raozan 210 MW Thermal Power Plant

Indigenous natural gas, coal and hydro resources are mainly considered for generation planning as fuel. In case of generation plant sitting regional balance in generation is being given due importance. Other factors such as availability of fuel, cooling water, transportation of heavy equipment, proximately to grid network & load center etc. are also considered for plant sitting. Five Year Plan is prepared based on the least-cost generation addition sequence and latest progress made in this sector. List of generation projects in Five Year Plan (2006/07 - 2011/12) is attached.

List of new power generation projects from FY2006-FY2012

Load Generation Balance Chart

As on June 2006

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