QTR 012223

Quarter-01 (Apr’-Jun’22)
Quarterly Report
SOUTHERN REGION 2022-23
Southern Regional Load Despatch Centre

Power System Operation Corporation Ltd
July 2022
Bangalore
संदभ: द. े.भा. े.क./ चालन सेवाएं /2023-23 /डी-4/ ु -01/ दि◌नांक: 20 जुलाई 2022
Ref : SRLDC/OS/2023-23/D-4/Q-01/ Date: 20 July 2022
सूिच के अनुसार
As per Mailing List
िवषय/Sub: दि ण े के ैमािसक रपोट / Quarterly Report of SR for Q1 (2022-23)
Sir,
IEGC के खं ड 6.5.2 के अनुसार, ाटर-01 (अ ैल 2022 से जून 2022) के दि ण े के ै मािसक रपोट
आपकी सूचना एवं आव क कायवाई के िलए वेब साइट www.srldc.org पर उपल है ।
As per clause 6.5.2 of IEGC, the Quarterly report of SR for Quarter-01 (April 2022 –
June 2022) is available in the website www.srldc.org/www.srldc.in for your kind information
and necessary action.
ध यवाद सिहत / With Regards
भवदीय/ Yours faithfully,
(Sh. T Srinivas)
व र महा बं धक ( .से-II)/Sr.GM,
SO
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SRLDC Quarterly Report 2021-22
INDEX
I Cover page
Ii Index
1. Power supply position
a) Peak demand met and unrestricted demand
b) Demand chart
c) Energy availability and requirement
d) Energy availability and requirement chart
2. Quality of service
a) Frequency profile
b) Voltage profile
3. Interregional exchanges
4. Schedule vs Drawl of States
5. Solar & wind generation in southern region
6. Summary report
a) Commissioning of new generating units
b) Commissioning of new transmission lines
c) Commissioning of new substations
d) Commissioning of new line/bus reactors.
e) Transmission constraints & voltage problems affecting grid operation
i) Transmission constraints
ii) ICT constraints
iii) Low voltage
iv) High voltage
f) Major disturbances affecting grid operation

SRLDC Quarterly Report 2021-22
i) Grid disturbances
ii) Grid incidences
7. Quarterly feedback on transmission constraints

POWER SYSTEM OPERATION CORPORATION LIMITED
SOUTHERN REGIONAL LOAD DESPATCH CENTRE
Quarterly Report of Southern Region
Quarter - 1(From Apr-2022 to Jun-2022)

1. Power Supply Position
1A. Peak Demand Met and Unrestricted Demand
Unrestricted Demand Peak Demand Met

Month State/UT Shortage (MW) Shortage (%)
(MW) (MW)
ANDHRA PRADESH 12,793.00 12,293.00 -500.00 -4.07
KARNATAKA 14,732.10 14,725.00 -7.10 -0.05
KERALA 4,704.35 4,385.00 -319.35 -7.28
Apr-22 PONDICHERRY 473.90 465.00 -8.90 -1.91
TAMILNADU 17,652.08 17,563.00 -89.08 -0.51
TELANGANA 13,636.00 13,636.00 0.00 0.00
S.Region 60,876.00 60,876.00 0.00 0.00
ANDHRA PRADESH 11,233.05 11,218.00 -15.05 -0.13
KARNATAKA 12,260.00 12,260.00 0.00 0.00
KERALA 4,189.74 4,182.00 -7.74 -0.19
May-22 PONDICHERRY 482.91 482.00 -0.91 -0.19
TAMILNADU 16,906.00 16,906.00 0.00 0.00
TELANGANA 10,519.00 10,519.00 0.00 0.00
S.Region 53,669.00 53,669.00 0.00 0.00
ANDHRA PRADESH 11,622.46 11,484.00 -138.46 -1.21
KARNATAKA 11,788.10 11,781.00 -7.10 -0.06
KERALA 3,989.00 3,989.00 0.00 0.00
Jun-22 PONDICHERRY 485.00 485.00 0.00 0.00
TAMILNADU 17,517.00 17,517.00 0.00 0.00
TELANGANA 9,806.00 9,806.00 0.00 0.00
S.Region 50,879.00 50,879.00 0.00 0.00
1B. SR Demand
Unrestricted Demand Peak Demand Met

Month Shortage (MW) % Shortage
(MW) (MW)
Apr-22 60,876.00 60,876.00 0.00 0.00
May-22 53,669.00 53,669.00 0.00 0.00
Jun-22 50,879.00 50,879.00 0.00 0.00
1C. Energy Availability and Requirement(MU)
Month State / UT Requirement (MU) Energy met (MU) Shortage (MU) Shortage (%)
ANDHRA PRADESH 6,743.26 6,361.83 381.43 6.00
KARNATAKA 7,393.52 7,369.86 23.66 0.32
KERALA 2,479.71 2,467.57 12.14 0.49
Apr-22 PONDICHERRY 276.01 275.37 0.64 0.23
TAMILNADU 10,635.08 10,605.26 29.82 0.28
TELANGANA 7,233.16 7,216.59 16.57 0.23
S.Region 34,760.74 34,296.48 464.26 1.35
ANDHRA PRADESH 6,074.72 6,061.54 13.18 0.22
KARNATAKA 6,222.07 6,218.88 3.19 0.05
KERALA 2,360.15 2,358.99 1.16 0.05
May-22 PONDICHERRY 280.13 280.02 0.11 0.04
TAMILNADU 10,462.55 10,457.84 4.71 0.05
TELANGANA 5,750.67 5,747.74 2.93 0.05
S.Region 31,150.29 31,125.01 25.28 0.08
ANDHRA PRADESH 6,163.15 6,152.49 10.66 0.17
KARNATAKA 6,047.42 6,042.84 4.58 0.08
KERALA 2,253.53 2,251.82 1.71 0.08
Jun-22 PONDICHERRY 290.52 290.35 0.17 0.06
TAMILNADU 10,380.23 10,373.42 6.81 0.07
TELANGANA 5,314.56 5,310.32 4.24 0.08
S.Region 30,449.41 30,421.24 28.17 0.09
1D. Energy availability and Requirement (in MU) chart
Month Requirement (MU) Availability (MU) Shortage % Shortage

Apr-22 34,760.74 34,296.48 464.26 1.35
May-22 31,150.29 31,125.01 25.28 0.08
Jun-22 30,449.41 30,421.24 28.17 0.09
2. Quality of service
2A. Frequency Profile (% time)
Percentage
Month <49.7 > 49.7 - 49.9 49.9-50.05 >50.05-50.20
Apr-22 4.94 31.98 59.25 8.77
May-22 0.27 9.83 72.23 17.94
Jun-22 0.42 12.45 73.39 14.16
Average Frequency for Apr - 22
50.05
50.00
49.95
49.90
49.85
Average Frequency for May - 22

50.10
50.05
50.00
49.95
49.90
49.85
Average Frequency for Jun - 22

50.05
50.00
49.95
49.90
49.85
2B. Voltage Profile
Month Apr - 22 May - 22 Jun - 22

Station Max (kV) Min (kV) Max (kV) Min (kV) Max (kV) Min (kV)
GAZUWAKA - 400KV 423.00 380.00 415.00 381.00 426.00 382.00
PALAKKAD - 400KV 425.00 381.00 422.00 394.00 423.00 392.00
GMR - 400KV 413.00 380.00 413.00 382.00 408.00 382.00
KRISHNAPATNAM - 400KV 424.00 380.00 425.00 394.00 431.00 393.00
MUNIRABAD - 400KV 418.00 380.00 418.00 383.00 418.00 382.00
HASSAN - 400KV 425.00 381.00 427.00 392.00 428.00 392.00
HOODY - 400KV 424.00 381.00 423.00 385.00 425.00 387.00
SUNGAVARACHATRAM - 400KV 412.00 381.00 414.00 385.00 416.00 385.00
HOSUR - 400KV 421.00 383.00 422.00 387.00 421.00 385.00
KALVENDAPATTU - 400KV 415.00 383.00 414.00 385.00 415.00 384.00
SOMANAHALLI - 400KV 423.00 383.00 425.00 390.00 425.00 390.00
SRIPERUMBADUR - 400KV 416.00 383.00 419.00 386.00 421.00 385.00
SALEM - 400KV 415.00 384.00 415.00 390.00 413.00 387.00
TUTICORIN_PS - 400KV 423.00 384.00 421.00 385.00 421.00 381.00
MADAKKATHARA - 400KV 420.00 385.00 418.00 383.00 420.00 385.00
PUDUCHERRY - 400KV 415.00 385.00 415.00 390.00 413.00 387.00
YELHANKA - 400KV 429.00 385.00 428.00 389.00 429.00 390.00
BIDADI - 400KV 427.00 386.00 428.00 392.00 429.00 393.00
NELAMANGALA - 400KV 429.00 386.00 430.00 392.00 432.00 392.00
NELLORE_PG - 400KV 415.00 386.00 416.00 386.00 424.00 385.00
TRICHY - 400KV 411.00 386.00 411.00 386.00 411.00 387.00
GUTTUR - 400KV 425.00 387.00 424.00 389.00 428.00 389.00
HIRIYUR - 400KV 425.00 388.00 426.00 393.00 428.00 392.00
RTPS - 400KV 432.00 388.00 434.00 387.00 423.00 396.00
VIJAYAWADA - 400KV 417.00 388.00 417.00 391.00 415.00 388.00
ALAMATHY - 400KV 416.00 389.00 417.00 393.00 421.00 392.00
CHITTOOR - 400KV 423.00 389.00 422.00 390.00 425.00 396.00
MYSORE - 400KV 431.00 389.00 428.00 396.00 431.00 385.00
TALGUPPA - 400KV 416.00 389.00 430.00 388.00 429.00 397.00
THIRUVALAM - 400KV 425.00 389.00 424.00 390.00 426.00 396.00
TRIVANDRUM - 400KV 421.00 389.00 419.00 395.00 419.00 389.00
UDUMALPET - 400KV 417.00 389.00 419.00 386.00 417.00 383.00
UPCL - 400KV 425.00 389.00 423.00 392.00 426.00 391.00
KOLAR_AC - 400KV 428.00 390.00 427.00 392.00 429.00 392.00
NARNOOR - 400KV 425.00 390.00 426.00 394.00 426.00 393.00
SRIPERUMBADUR_TN - 400KV 424.00 390.00 427.00 393.00 429.00 393.00
TIRUVALAM_TN - 400KV 425.00 390.00 423.00 393.00 426.00 396.00
GOOTY - 400KV 428.00 391.00 429.00 397.00 430.00 398.00
KAIGA - 400KV 427.00 391.00 426.00 391.00 429.00 394.00
NELLORE_AP - 400KV 423.00 391.00 421.00 393.00 428.00 392.00
SHANKARAPALLY - 400KV 423.00 391.00 421.00 393.00 428.00 392.00
ARASUR - 400KV 424.00 392.00 420.00 395.00 419.00 392.00
BHADRAVTAHI - 400KV 426.00 392.00 424.00 390.00 426.00 392.00
CUDDAPAH - 400KV 426.00 392.00 424.00 390.00 426.00 392.00
LKPPL_STG2 - 400KV 423.00 392.00 422.00 392.00 422.00 389.00
NCTPS_STAGE_II - 400KV 414.00 392.00 415.00 386.00 420.00 392.00
NPS - 400KV 421.00 392.00 416.00 394.00 418.00 395.00
GHANAPUR - 400KV 422.00 393.00 422.00 398.00 420.00 395.00
VALLUR - 400KV 414.00 393.00 415.00 396.00 419.00 395.00
DICHPALLY - 400KV 433.00 394.00 430.00 408.00 429.00 403.00
KOCHI - 400KV 423.00 394.00 421.00 393.00 420.00 391.00
KURNOOL_PG - 400KV 428.00 394.00 428.00 397.00 429.00 395.00
MEPL - 400KV 426.00 394.00 420.00 398.00 422.00 401.00
MTPS_ST_III - 400KV 424.00 394.00 428.00 397.00 423.00 398.00
ILFS - 400KV 432.00 395.00 429.00 409.00 429.00 404.00
KARAIKUDI - 400KV 429.00 395.00 425.00 396.00 423.00 393.00
NIZAMABAD - 400KV 432.00 395.00 429.00 409.00 429.00 404.00
RAICHUR_PG - 400KV 424.00 395.00 423.00 399.00 425.00 398.00
SATTENPALLY - 400KV 433.00 395.00 433.00 398.00 429.00 395.00
TPCIL - 400KV 432.00 395.00 429.00 409.00 429.00 404.00
VEMAGIRI_AP - 400KV 429.00 395.00 430.00 398.00 425.00 394.00
VTPS_IV - 400KV 423.00 395.00 440.00 398.00 421.00 394.00
GVK - 400KV 429.00 396.00 431.00 397.00 425.00 394.00
NARENDRA - 400KV 430.00 396.00 435.00 396.00 435.00 396.00
SRIKAKULAM - 400KV 425.00 396.00 426.00 391.00 425.00 393.00
WARANGAL - 400KV 428.00 396.00 428.00 412.00 431.00 410.00
BTPS - 400KV 425.00 397.00 424.00 398.00 427.00 400.00
KALPAKKA - 400KV 421.00 397.00 425.00 386.00 416.00 394.00
MADURAI - 400KV 420.00 397.00 418.00 394.00 415.00 392.00
MAMIDAPALLI - 400KV 431.00 397.00 429.00 404.00 430.00 399.00
NEYVELI_TS_II - 400KV 416.00 397.00 417.00 400.00 414.00 396.00
PUGALUR - 400KV 424.00 397.00 421.00 395.00 419.00 392.00
SIMHADRI_STG2 - 400KV 423.00 397.00 427.00 395.00 417.00 398.00
NAGARJUNASAGAR_PG - 400KV 430.00 398.00 430.00 406.00 429.00 403.00
NTPL - 400KV 420.00 398.00 418.00 401.00 415.00 398.00
NEYVELI_TS1_EXP - 400KV 413.00 399.00 415.00 399.00 412.00 397.00
GAUTAMI - 400KV 400.00 400.00 400.00 400.00 400.00 400.00
JINDAL - 400KV 400.00 400.00 400.00 400.00 400.00 400.00
KAYATHAR - 400KV 427.00 400.00 425.00 399.00 420.00 398.00
KONASEEMA - 400KV 400.00 400.00 400.00 400.00 400.00 400.00
NEYVELI_TS2_EXP - 400KV 415.00 400.00 415.00 401.00 414.00 398.00
SEPL - 400KV 400.00 400.00 400.00 400.00 400.00 400.00
SIMHADRI_STG1 - 400KV 400.00 400.00 400.00 400.00 400.00 400.00
SRISAILAM_LEFT_BANK - 400KV 434.00 400.00 433.00 394.00 432.00 403.00
BHOOPALAPALLY - 400KV 435.00 401.00 433.00 413.00 436.00 411.00
MEHBOOBNAGAR - 400KV 439.00 401.00 436.00 393.00 436.00 404.00
KHAMMAM - 400KV 431.00 402.00 432.00 409.00 433.00 407.00
KUDANKULAM - 400KV 422.00 402.00 421.00 398.00 413.00 399.00
MALKARAM - 400KV 435.00 402.00 436.00 410.00 437.00 408.00
GAJWEL - 400KV 432.00 403.00 432.00 411.00 432.00 407.00
CEPL - 400KV 421.00 404.00 420.00 398.00 416.00 397.00
RAMAGUNDAM - 400KV 427.00 404.00 426.00 413.00 428.00 410.00
TIRUNELVELI - 400KV 426.00 405.00 425.00 402.00 418.00 398.00
KTPS_VI - 400KV 429.00 406.00 430.00 413.00 432.00 412.00
3. Inter-Regional Exchanges (Physical) in MU
220KV- 220KV-
220KV-AMBEWADI- 220KV-AMBEWADI- 220KV-CHIKKODI-
Month LOWER_SILERU- UPPER_SILERU-
PONDA XELDEM KOHLAPUR
BARSUR BALIMELA
Import(MW) 200.00 1.00
Maximum interchange
Export(MW) 101.00 210.00
Apr '22 Import MU 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
Total
Export MU 5.18 66.90 0.00 0.00 0.00
Net MU's -5.18 -66.90 0.00 0.00 0.00
Import(MW) 135.00 1.00
Maximum interchange
Export(MW) 183.00
May '22 Import MU 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
Total
Export MU 0.00 74.59 0.00 0.00 0.00
Net MU's 0.00 -74.59 0.00 0.00 0.00
Import(MW) 112.00 1.00
Maximum interchange
Export(MW) 123.00
Jun '22 Import MU 0.00 2.18 0.00 0.00 0.00
Total
Export MU 0.00 55.93 0.00 0.00 0.00
Net MU's 0.00 -53.75 0.00 0.00 0.00
400KV-BHADRAVTAHI- 400KV-GAZUWAKA- 400KV-KUDGI_PG- 765KV-NIZAMABAD- 765KV-RAICHUR_PG-

Month
RAMAGUNDAM JEYPORE KHOLAPUR_PG WARDHA SHOLAPUR
Import(MW) 1,053.00 661.00 1,647.00 3,550.00 2,345.00
Maximum interchange
Export(MW) 495.00 1,701.00
Apr '22 Import MU 504.66 339.57 0.00 1,280.71 404.47
Total
Export MU 0.00 0.00 698.29 0.00 0.00
Net MU's 504.66 339.57 -698.29 1,280.71 404.47
Import(MW) 1,078.00 612.00 1,647.00 2,890.00 1,779.00
Maximum interchange
Export(MW) 1,085.00 1,829.00 1,864.00
May '22 Import MU 102.32 240.02 0.00 932.79 77.60
Total
Export MU 447.19 0.00 816.49 0.00 173.77
Net MU's -344.87 240.02 -816.49 932.79 -96.17
Import(MW) 1,061.00 585.00 1,634.00 3,289.00 3,120.00
Maximum interchange
Export(MW) 1,092.00 607.00 2,083.00 1,433.00
Jun '22 Import MU 0.00 226.22 0.00 1,155.13 216.91
Total
Export MU 551.36 57.33 811.05 0.00 15.65
Net MU's -551.36 168.89 -811.05 1,155.13 201.26
HVDC800KV-
765KV-SRIKAKULAM- HVDC500KV-
Month RAIGARH HVDC-
ANGUL TALCHER-KOLAR_DC
PUGALUR HVDC
Import(MW) 3,144.00 2,459.00 5,612.00
Maximum interchange
Export(MW) 1,488.00 1,923.00
Apr '22 Import MU 1,487.22 1,272.84 1,403.68
Total
Export MU 0.00 0.00 0.00
Net MU's 1,487.22 1,272.84 1,403.68
Import(MW) 3,176.00 2,456.00 3,005.00
Maximum interchange
Export(MW) 1,476.00 3,008.00
May '22 Import MU 1,231.84 1,118.40 197.32
Total
Export MU 0.00 0.00 634.96
Net MU's 1,231.84 1,118.40 -437.64
Import(MW) 3,054.00 2,458.00 2,501.00
Maximum interchange
Export(MW) 1,528.00 2,373.00
Jun '22 Import MU 1,352.52 1,071.71 164.37
Total
Export MU 0.00 0.00 862.45
Net MU's 1,352.52 1,071.71 -698.08
4. Schedule vs. Actual Drawal by States
Month STATE / UT Schedule (MU) Drawal (MU) OD(+)/UD(-)

ANDHRA PRADESH 2,498.32 2,548.37 50.05
KARNATAKA 2,136.32 2,137.84 1.52
KERALA 1,621.09 1,610.75 -10.34
Apr-22
PONDICHERRY 280.37 273.57 -6.80
TAMILNADU 6,681.46 6,700.26 18.80
TELANGANA 3,408.56 3,397.61 -10.95
ANDHRA PRADESH 1,854.83 1,873.33 18.50
KARNATAKA 978.31 943.45 -34.86
KERALA 1,658.27 1,658.48 0.21
May-22
PONDICHERRY 287.29 278.19 -9.10
TAMILNADU 5,396.01 5,341.09 -54.92
TELANGANA 2,117.05 2,131.69 14.64
ANDHRA PRADESH 2,242.01 2,267.57 25.56
KARNATAKA 1,603.35 1,557.96 -45.39
KERALA 1,635.67 1,634.41 -1.26
Jun-22
PONDICHERRY 282.04 275.47 -6.57
TAMILNADU 4,881.43 4,814.13 -67.30
TELANGANA 1,965.95 1,997.60 31.65
5. RE Generation in Southern Region
5A. Wind Generation
Month AP (MU) TS (MU) KAR (MU) KL (MU) TN (MU) SR (MU)

Apr-22 329.74 16.30 363.07 4.50 215.31 928.92
May-22 930.89 25.51 993.87 14.65 1,688.08 3,653.00
Jun-22 980.14 29.07 1,007.61 19.13 2,031.39 4,067.34
SR Wind Generation in MU's during Apr - 22

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60.00
50.00
40.00
30.00
20.00
10.00
0.00
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SR Wind Generation in MU's during May - 22

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SR Wind Generation in MU's during Jun - 22
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5B. Solar Generation
Month AP (MU) TS (MU) KAR (MU) KL (MU) TN (MU) SR (MU)

Apr-22 425.60 595.35 787.15 22.41 621.90 2,452.41
May-22 384.61 613.00 757.46 19.93 628.50 2,403.50
Jun-22 385.16 542.71 771.35 21.16 656.60 2,376.98
A. CHARGING/COMMISSIONING OF NEW GENERATING UNITS
SL.NO. STATE/ISGS STATION NAME CAPACITY (MW) TYPE DATE
1 STATE TUTICORIN 50 Solar
2 STATE TS SOLAR 5.37 Solar

3 STATE KER SOLAR 3 Solar
4 STATE TN WIND 2.855 Wind
5 STATE TN SOLAR 20 Solar
6 STATE TS SOLAR 27.81 Solar
7 STATE KAR SOLAR 48 Solar
8 STATE TN SOLAR 97 Solar
9 ISGS Tuticorin 50 Solar
B. CHARGING/COMMISSIONING OF NEW TRANSMISSION LINES

SL.NO. OWNER LINE NAME & CKT NO. KV Length (CkM) DATE
1 Karnataka Bidadi- Kumbalagodu 220 11.83 13-04-22
C. CHARGING/COMMISSIONING OF NEW ICTs

SL.NO. CONSTITUENT STATION NAME KV RATIO CAPACITY (MVA) DATE
D. CHARGING/COMMISSIONING OF NEW SUBSTATIONS

SL.NO. CONSTITUENT STATION NAME KV RATIO CAPACITY (MVA) DATE
Nil
E. CHARGING/COMMISSIONING OF REACTORS/STATCOM
SL.NO. OWNER STATION/LINE NAME REACTOR/FILTER BANK CAPACITY (MVAR) DATE
1 Telangana Kamalapuram 400 (Bus Reactor) 125 11-04-22
POWERGRID-
2 Thiruvallam 400( Bus series Reactor) 324.87 11-04-22
SR2
3 Tamil Nadu Kamudhi 400 (Bus Reactor) 80 07-05-22
Power System Operation Corporation Limited
पावर सिस्टम ऑपरे शन कॉपोरे शन सिसमटेड
Operational Feedback on
Transmission Constraints
(ट्रांसमिशन बरधरओां पर पररचरलन प्रतिक्रियर)
(Southern Region)
(दक्षिणी िेत्र)
July 2022
जुिाई 2022
Southern Regional Load Despatch Centre

New Delhi
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Contents
Section 1: Operational Constraints .................................................................................................... 2
1.1. Transmission Line Constraints ............................................................................................ 2
1.2. ICT Constraints ....................................................................................................................... 4
1.3. Nodes Experiencing Low Voltage .......................................................................................... 8
1.4. Nodes Experiencing High Voltage ........................................................................................ 10
Section 2: Action taken in real-time to mitigate constraint ............................................................. 14
2.1. Lines opened on High Voltage .............................................................................................. 14
2.2. Lines / ICTs opened to control overloading .......................................................................... 17
Section 3: Delay in Transmission / Generation ............................................................................... 18
3.1. Delay in transmission lines affecting grid operation adversely............................................. 18
3.2. Delay in Generation affecting grid operation adversely........................................................ 19
Section 4: Outage of FSCs, Oscillations in the Grid, Tower Collapse............................................ 19
4.1. Outage of Fixed Series Capacitors (FSCs) and FACTS Devices .......................................... 19
4.2. Oscillations observed through PMUs in this quarter............................................................. 19
4.3. Transmission Tower Collapses ............................................................................................. 22
Section 5: ......................................................................................................................................... 23
5.1. Transmission Elements under long outage :.......................................................................... 23
5.2. Important lines / ICTs under construction from Transfer Capability and Reliability view point 23
5.3. Substations with High Fault level: ........................................................................................ 24
Section 6: Markets........................................................................................................................... 24
6.1. Congestion observed while processing STOA Applications................................................. 24
Section 7: Other Issues in Southern Region .................................................................................... 25
7.1. Other Issues in Southern Region ........................................................................................... 25
Annexure I: Uncertainty in Load Growth ....................................................................................... 28
1. Yearly Peak Demand Met: Southern Region ........................................................................ 28
2. Yearly Energy Met: Southern Region ................................................................................... 30
3. Monthly Peak Demand met in the Quarter: Southern Region ............................................... 32
4. Monthly Energy met in the Quarter: Southern Region ......................................................... 33
Annexure II: Details of Grid Disturbances and Grid Incidences .................................................... 34
Annexure IIIA: Details of SPS operations ...................................................................................... 54
Annexure IIIB: Details of Islanding system operations .................................................................. 54
Annexure IV: Details of Fault Level calculations ........................................................................... 55
Annexure V.A: Graphs indicating Transmission Line Constraints in Southern Region…………..55
Annexure V.B: Graphs indicating ICT Constraints in Southern Region…………………………..75
Annexure V.C: Graphs Indicating Nodes Experiencing Low Voltage in Southern Region……….92
Annexure V.D: Graphs Indicating Nodes Experiencing High Voltage in Southern Region………105
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Quarterly Operational Feedback on Transmission
Constraints
Quarter 1: Apr’22 to Jun’22 Region: Southern Region
Section 1: Operational Constraints

1.1. Transmission Line Constraints
Has the
Season/ Figure constraint
S.
Corridor Antecedent Description of the constraints / table occurred
No
Conditions no. in earlier
quarter?
The following lines are heavily loaded
 220kV KVKota (400/220kV SS)- KV
Kota D/C
 220 kV Gudivada-Nunna D/C
Peak  220 kV Gazuwaka-Parvada S/C
Andhra demand  220 kV Vemagiri-Bommuru 1,2 &3 Figure
1 Pradesh 220kV scenario of Yes
 220kV Vijjeswaram-Nidadavolu D/C A1-A7
Network Andhra
Pradesh  220kV Rachagunneri-Renigunta D/C
 220kV Chinakampalli-RYTPP 1,2,3&4
 220kV VTS-Kondapalli D/C
 220 kV Maradam-Bobbili D/C
 220 kV Kalpaka-Brandix D/C
 220kV Dichpally-Bheemgal S/C
 220kV Rampur-Bheemgal S/C
 220kV RSS-Durshed –I & II
Peak
Telangana  220kV Suryapet-Narketpally S/C A8-
demand Yes
2 220kV
scenario of  220kV Warangal-Nagaram D/C A11
Network
Telangana  220kV Nagarjunasagar-Rentachinthala
S/C
 220kV Oglapur-Huzurabad S/C
Most of the 220 kV network in Bengaluru

is radialised to prevent overloading of
lines. The radialisation of lines decreases
the reliability of supply. The following
lines are heavily loaded
 400kV Bidadi-Somanhalli D/C
220 kV  220kV Devanahalli- Hardware park D/C A12-
3 Bangalore Whole Year  220kV Hoody-HAL D/C Yes
 220kV Hardware park- Begur D/C A23
Metro Network
 220kV Kolar (PG)-Kolar (KA) D/C
 220kV Nelamangala- Dobbaspet S/C
 220kV Khodays-Somanahalli S/C
 220kV Somanahalli-Tataguni S/C
 220kV Somanahalli-Nagnathpura S/C
 220kV Yelhanka-Yelhanka (DG) D/C
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Has the
S.
No
quarter?
 220kV HSR-Manyatha tech park
 220kV HSR-Koramangala S/C
 220kV Hoody-ITPL S/C
 220kV Tumkur –Antarasanahalli D/C
 220kV HSR-Mylasandra S/C
The 220kV Nagjheri – Ambewadi DC,
220kV Ambewadi – Narendra DC,
220kV Kodasalli – Nagjheri D/C
220kV Kaiga – Kodasally SC & 220kV
Kadra – Kodasally SC lines are severely
Constraints in over-loaded. In 1st meeting of Southern'
4 Nagjheri PH Whole Year Region Standing Committee on A24 Yes
evacuation Transmission (SRSCT) held on 71h
September, 2018, it was recommended for
Re-conductoring of the the lines with
HTLS conductor. KPTCL to expedite the
same.
 220 kV Mysore-Hootagalli D/C

Downstream Peak  220 kV Mysore-Kadakola D/C Figure
network of demand  220 kV Mysore-Tubinekere S/C A25 – Yes
5
Mysore scenario of  220kV Hootagalli-Vajamangala S/C
400/220kV SS Karnataka  220kV Kadakola-Begur D/C A27
 220kV Hootagalli-Kadakola S/C
During full
Downstream gen of
 220kV UPCL-Kemar D/C
network of UPCL and A28 Yes
6 (SPS implemented with 285 MW limit
UPCL Peak
per circuit)
400/220kV SS demand of
Karnataka
 220kV Sharavathy-MRS_Shimoga
Peak 1,2&3
Other 220kV A29-
demand  220kV Jagalur-Talak D/C
7 lines in
scenario of  220kV Bidnal -Haveri S/C A33
Karnataka
Karnataka  220kV Hassan-CR Patna S/C
The following lines are heavily loaded

 230 kV Trichy (PG) – Allundur(TN)
D/C
 230 kV Arasur – Arasur (PG) D/C
Peak  230 kV Arasur – Karavalur S/C
 230kV Hosur (PG)-Hosur D/C Figure
Tamilnadu demand
8 -A34 Yes
230kV System scenario of  230kV Hosur-Guruparapalli S/C
to A54
Tamil Nadu  230 kV Othakalmandapam – Mywadi
S/C
 230kV Kariakudi – Pudukottai S/C
 230kV Kariakudi – Karmbayam S/C
 230kV KKNPP-SR Pudur S/C
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Has the
S.
No
quarter?
 230kV Neyveli TS2-Neyveli (TN) D/C
 230kV Neyveli TS2-Kadalangudy S/C
 230kV Neyveli (TN)-Kadalangudy S/C
 230kV NNTPP-Neyveli (TN) D/C
 230 kV Pugalur-Karukathi S/C
 230 kV Pugalur – Pugalur (PG) D/C
 230 kV Pudanchandai-Pugalur S/C
 230kV STCMS – Cuddalore S/C
 230kV STCMS – Deviakurchi S/C
 230kV Neyveli TN-Shankarapuram S/C
 230kV Royapuram-Taramani
 230kV Mylapur-Taramani
 230kV Shankarapuram-Tiruvannamalai
 230kV Almathy-Thiruverukadu S/C
 230kV Alundur-Trichy D/C
 230kV Coimbatore- Othakalmandapam
S/C
 230kV Kalvindapattu-Omega S/C
 230kV Kalvindapattu-Siruseri S/C
 230kV Kalvindapattu-Veerapuram S/C
 230kV Othakalmandapam-Tudiyalur
S/C
 230kV Tiruvallam(TN)-Thiruvallam
(400/230kV SS) D/C
Peak  220kV Iddukki-New Pallom S/C
A55-
Kerala 220kV demand  220kV Areakode-Kanhirode S/C Yes
9
Network scenario of  220kV Areacode- Orkkattery S/C A56
Kerala
1.2. ICT Constraints
Has the
constraint
Season/ Figure/
S. Description of the occurred
ICT Antecedent table
No constraints in earlier
Conditions no.
quarter?
Details.
High demand
400/220kV Gazuwaka ICTs
period of Andhra N-1 not satisfied for 1 % in Figure- Yes
1
(2X315 + 1X500 MVA) Apr, 2 % in May, 1 % in Jun B1
Pradesh
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Has the
constraint
Season/ Figure/
Conditions no.
quarter?
Details.
High demand
400/220kV KVKota ICTs
2
(2X315 MVA) Apr, 1 % in May, 1 % in Jun B2
Pradesh
High demand
400/220kV Maradam ICTs
3
Pradesh
High demand
400/220kV Narnoor ICTs
4
(2X315 MVA) Apr B4
Pradesh
High demand
400/220kV Nellore ICTs
5
(3X315 MVA) Apr, 1 % in Jun B5
Pradesh
High demand
400/220kV Rachagunneri
6
ICTs (2X315 MVA) Apr, 30 % in May, 66 % in Jun B6
Pradesh
High demand
period of Andhra
400/220kV Talapalli ICTs
Pradesh and N-1 not satisfied for 7 % in Figure- No
7
(3X315 MVA) Apr B7
Pump operation
of N’Sagar units
High demand
400/220kV Vemagiri ICTs
8
Pradesh
High demand
765/400kV Nizamabad ICTs
period of N-1 not satisfied for 1 % in Figure- Yes
9
(2x1500 MVA) Apr, 1 % in Jun B9
Southern region
400/220kV,2x315 MVA +
Peak demand
400/220kV, 2x250 MVA +
10
400/132kV 200MVA ICT at Apr B10
Telangana
Ramagundam STPS
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Has the
constraint
Season/ Figure/
Conditions no.
quarter?
Details.
400/220 kV ICTs at Hassan Peak demand
N-1 not satisfied for 1 % in Figure- Yes
11 period of
(2 x 315 MVA) Apr B11
Karnataka
Peak demand
400/220 kV 3x500 MVA
12
ICTs at Hoody Apr, 1 % in Jun B12
Karnataka
High demand and
400/220 kV 2X315 MVA
peak solar N-1 not satisfied for 24 % in Figure- Yes
13
ICTs at Jindal SS Apr, 10 % in May, 10 % in Jun B13
Scenario
400/220 kV 2X500 MVA
Whole Year N-1 not satisfied for 2 % in Figure- Yes
14
ICTs at Kaiga May, 10 % in Jun B14
High demand
400/220 kV 2X500 MVA
Scenario of N-1 not satisfied for 32 % in Figure- Yes
15
ICTs at Kolar Apr, 7 % in May, 16 % in Jun B15
Karnataka
High demand
400/220 kV 2X315 + 1x500
16
MVA ICTs at Mysore Apr, 1 % in May, 2 % in Jun B16
Karnataka
High demand
400/220 kV 2X500 MVA
17
ICTs at Narendra Apr, 8 % in Jun B17
Karnataka
400/220 kV 2X500 MVA
ICTs at Nelamangala
Whole Year N-1 not satisfied for 19 % in Figure- Yes
18
one ICT (1X500MVA) is Apr, 2 % in May, 2 % in Jun B18
operated radially
400/220 kV 1X315 +1X500
MVA ICTs at Raichur TPS During high wind
Presently ICT-2 (1X315 generation period N-1 not satisfied for 6 % in Figure- Yes
19
May, 1 % in Jun B19
MVA) under prolonged of Karnataka
outage since 23.07.2021
400/220 kV 2X315 MVA Peak demand
20
ICTs at UPCL Scenario of Apr, 10 % in May B20
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Has the
constraint
Season/ Figure/
Conditions no.
quarter?
Details.
Karnataka and
full generation of
UPCL
High demand
400/230 kV 2X315 +1X500
Scenario of Tamil N-1 not satisfied for 5 % in Figure-
21
MVA ICTs at Allundur SS May, 5 % in Jun B21
Nadu
High demand
400/230 kV 2X315 +1X500
Scenario of Tamil N-1 not satisfied for 20 % in Figure- Yes
22
MVA ICTs at Arasur SS Apr, 1 % in Jun B22
Nadu
High demand
400/230 kV 3X315 MVA
23
ICTs at Hosur SS Apr, 16 % in May, 10 % in Jun B23
Nadu
400/230 kV 2X315 +1X500 High demand
MVA ICTs at Kalvindapattu Scenario of Tamil N-1 not satisfied for 8 % in Figure- No
24
Apr, 21 % in May, 30 % in Jun B24
SS Nadu
400/230 kV 2X315 MVA
High demand
ICTs at Karamadai SS
25
ICT-3 is out since 15th May Apr B25
Nadu
2021
High demand
400/230 kV 2X250 MVA
26
ICTs at Neyveli II TPS Apr, 41 % in May, 28 % in Jun B26
Nadu
High demand
400/230 kV 2X315 MVA
27
ICTs at Salem SS Apr, 17 % in May, 12 % in Jun B27
Nadu
High demand
400/230 kV 2X315 MVA
28
ICTs at Tiruvallam Apr, 33 % in May, 10 % in Jun B28
Nadu
400/230 kV 2X315 MVA High demand
29
ICTs at Udumalpet Scenario of Tamil Apr B29
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Has the
constraint
Season/ Figure/
Conditions no.
quarter?
Details.
(3X315 MVA) Nadu
High demand
400/220kV Cochin ICTs
30
(2X315 MVA) Apr, 9 % in May, 1 % in Jun B30
Kerala
High demand
400/220kV Kozhikode ICTs N-1 not satisfied for 7 % in
Scenario of Figure- Yes
31 Apr, 1 % in May
(2X315+1X500 MVA) B31
Kerala
** N-1 is not monitored for Renewable Energy pooling stations (400kV Pavagada,400kV NPKunta and 400kV Tuticorin GIS)
1.3. Nodes Experiencing Low Voltage

Has the
Season/
S. Description of the Figure/ constraint
Nodes Antecedent
No constraints table no. occurred in
Conditions
earlier quarter?
Voltages are going below
Peak demand
390kV during high Figure – No
1 400 kV Doni
scenario C1
demand period
Peak demand
2 400 kV Hoody
scenario C2
demand period
Peak demand
3 400 kV Hosur
scenario C3
demand period
Peak demand
400kV 390kV during high Figure – No
4
Kalivindapattu scenario C4
demand period
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Peak demand
5 400kV Kudgi-PG
scenario C5
demand period
Peak demand
6 400kV Manali
scenario C6
demand period
Peak demand
7 400 kV Munirabad
scenario C7
demand period
Peak demand
8 400 kV Puducherry
scenario C8
demand period
Peak demand
9 400 kV Salem
scenario C9
demand period
Peak demand
400 kV 390kV during high Figure – No
10
Sholinganallur scenario C10
demand period
Peak demand
11 400 kV SV Chatram
scenario C11
demand period
Peak demand
400 kV Trichur- 390kV during high Figure – No
12
Kerala scenario C12
demand period
Peak demand
13 400 kV Trichur
scenario C13
demand period
Peak demand
14 400kV Trichy
scenario C14
demand period
Peak demand
15 400 kV Udumalpet
scenario C15
demand period
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1.4. Nodes Experiencing High Voltage
Has the
Season/ constraint
S. Description of the Figure/
Nodes Antecedent occurred
No constraints table no.
Conditions in earlier
quarter?
During off Voltages remain very high
Figure-D1 Yes
1 400 kV CHILAKALURIPETA peak during low demand period
Figure-D2 Yes
2 400 kV CUDDAPAH-PG peak during low demand period
Figure-D3 Yes
3 400 kV GHANI peak during low demand period
Figure-D4 Yes
4 400 kV GOOTY peak during low demand period
Figure-D5 Yes
5 400 kV HINDUJA peak during low demand period
Figure-D6 Yes
6 400 kV HINDUPUR peak during low demand period
Figure-D7 Yes
7 400 kV JAMALAMADUGU peak during low demand period
Figure-D8 Yes
8 400 kV KALIKIRI peak during low demand period
Figure-D9 Yes
9 400 kV KURNOOL-AP peak during low demand period
During off Voltages remain very high Figure-D10 Yes
10 400 kV KURNOOL-PG peak during low demand period
11 400 kV KV KOTA peak during low demand period
Figure-D12 Yes
12 400 kV NP KUNTA peak during low demand period
Figure-D13 Yes
13 400 kV PODILI peak during low demand period
Figure-D14 Yes
14 400 kV RYTPS STG V peak during low demand period
Figure-D15 Yes
15 400 kV SATTENAPALLI peak during low demand period
Figure-D16 Yes
16 400 kV TALARICHERVU peak during low demand period
Figure-D17 Yes
17 400 kV TALLAPALLI peak during low demand period
Figure-D18 Yes
18 400 kV URAVAKONDA peak during low demand period
Figure-D19 Yes
19 400 kV VEMAGIRI-PG peak during low demand period
Figure-D20 Yes
20 400 kV VTS54_AG peak during low demand period
Figure-D21 Yes
21 765 kV CHILAKALURIPETA peak during low demand period
22 765 kV CUDDAPAH-PG During off Voltages remain very high Figure-D22 Yes
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Has the
Season/ constraint
quarter?
peak during low demand period
Figure-D23 Yes
23 765 kV KURNOOL-PG peak during low demand period
Figure-D24 Yes
24 765 kV NELLORE-PS peak during low demand period
Figure-D25 Yes
25 765 kV SRIKAKULAM peak during low demand period
Figure-D26 Yes
26 765 kV VEMAGIRI-PG peak during low demand period
Figure-D27 Yes
27 400 kV ASUPAKA peak during low demand period
Figure-D28 Yes
28 400 kV CHANDULAPUR peak during low demand period
Figure-D29 Yes
29 400 kV DICHIPALLI peak during low demand period
Figure-D30 Yes
30 400 kV DINDI peak during low demand period
Figure-D31 Yes
31 400 kV GAJWEL peak during low demand period
Figure-D32 Yes
32 400 kV JANGOAN peak during low demand period
Figure-D33 Yes
33 400 kV JULURPADU peak during low demand period
Figure-D34 Yes
34 400 kV KAKATIYA TPS peak during low demand period
Figure-D35 Yes
35 400 kV KETHIREDDYPALLI peak during low demand period
Figure-D36 Yes
36 400 kV KHAMMAM peak during low demand period
Figure-D37 Yes
37 400 kV KTPS-VII peak during low demand period
Figure-D38 Yes
38 400 kV KTPS-VI peak during low demand period
400 kV MAHESHWARAM- During off Voltages remain very high
Figure-D39 Yes
39 PG peak during low demand period
Figure-D40 Yes
40 TS peak during low demand period
Figure-D41 Yes
41 400 kV MALKARAM peak during low demand period
Figure-D42 Yes
42 400 kV MAMIDIPALLI peak during low demand period
43 400 kV MEDARAM peak during low demand period
44 400 kV NARSARPUR peak during low demand period
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Has the
Season/ constraint
quarter?
45 400 kV NIRMAL peak during low demand period
46 400 kV NIZAMABAD peak during low demand period
47 400 kV RAMADUGU peak during low demand period
48 400 kV RAMAGUNDAM peak during low demand period
49 400 kV SHANKARPALLI peak during low demand period
50 400 kV SINGARENI peak during low demand period
51 400 kV SRISAILAMLB peak during low demand period
52 400 kV SUNDILLA peak during low demand period
Figure-D53 Yes
53 400 kV SURYAPET peak during low demand period
Figure-D54 Yes
54 400 kV TIPPAPUR peak during low demand period
Figure-D55 Yes
55 400 kV TUKKAPUR peak during low demand period
Figure-D56 Yes
56 400 kV VELTOOR peak during low demand period
Figure-D57 Yes
57 400 kV WARANGAL peak during low demand period
Figure-D58 Yes
58 PG peak during low demand period
Figure-D59 Yes
59 765 kV NIZAMABAD peak during low demand period
Figure-D60 Yes
60 400 kV BIDADI peak during low demand period
Figure-D61 Yes
61 400 kV HIRIYUR peak during low demand period
Figure-D62 Yes
62 400 kV KOLAR peak during low demand period
Figure-D63 Yes
63 400 kV MYSORE peak during low demand period
Figure-D64 Yes
64 400 kV NARENDRA peak during low demand period
Figure-D65 Yes
65 400 kV NELAMANGALA peak during low demand period
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Has the
Season/ constraint
quarter?
Figure-D66 Yes
66 400 kV PAVAGADA peak during low demand period
Figure-D67 Yes
67 400 kV RAICHUR TPS peak during low demand period
Figure-D68 Yes
68 400 kV RAICHUR-PG peak during low demand period
Figure-D69 Yes
69 400 kV TUMKUR peak during low demand period
Figure-D70 Yes
70 400 kV YELAHANKA peak during low demand period
Figure-D71 Yes
71 765 kV RAICHUR-PG peak during low demand period
Figure-D72 Yes
72 400 kV ANIKADAVU peak during low demand period
Figure-D73 Yes
73 400 kV DHARAMAPURI peak during low demand period
Figure-D74 Yes
74 400 kV KAMUTHI peak during low demand period
Figure-D75 Yes
75 400 kV KARAIKUDI peak during low demand period
Figure-D76 Yes
76 400 kV KAYATHAR peak during low demand period
Figure-D77 Yes
77 400 kV PALAVADI peak during low demand period
Figure-D78 Yes
78 400 kV THAPPUGUNDU peak during low demand period
Figure-D79 Yes
79 400 kV THENAMPATTY peak during low demand period
Figure-D80 Yes
80 765 kV TIRUVALAM-PG peak during low demand period
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Section 2: Action taken in real-time to mitigate constraint
2.1. Lines opened on High Voltage

A list of Lines that were tripped on Over-Voltage and physically opened by Real-time
operators to control overvoltages in the Grid is shown below:
Total No. of
Total No. Hours of Outage
S.No Name of Element Owner Name
of Outages during this
quarter
1 400KV-JULURUPADU-KAMALAPURAM-2 TSTRANSCO 2 2123.3
2 400KV-SURYAPET-KETHIREDDYPALLY-2 TSTRANSCO 11 1862.3
3 400KV-URAVAKONDA-MEHBOOBNAGAR-2 APTRANSCO 17 1734.6
4 400KV-NIRMAL-SUNDILA-2 TSTRANSCO 4 1649.7
5 400KV-MALKARAM-SURYAPET-2 TSTRANSCO 13 1573.2
6 400KV-DICHPALLY-NIRMAL-2 TSTRANSCO 4 1483.6
7 400KV-SURYAPET-KV_KOTA-2 APTRANSCO 13 1407.9
8 400KV-MEDARAM-RAMADUGU-2 TSTRANSCO 2 1359.8
9 400KV-RAMADUGU-GAJWEL-2 TSTRANSCO 1 1298.8
10 765KV-NIZAMABAD-MAHESHWARAM_PG-1 POWERGRID 2 1202.6
11 400KV-KETHIREDDYPALLY-RAYADURG-2 TSTRANSCO 19 1166.2
12 400KV-SURYAPET-KETHIREDDYPALLY-1 TSTRANSCO 6 1088.7
13 400KV-HINDUPUR-URAVAKONDA-2 APTRANSCO 4 991.4
400KV-NAGARJUNASAGAR_PG-
14 POWERGRID 2 964.9
MEHBOOBNAGAR-1
15 400KV-TIPPAPUR-CHANDALAPUR-2 TSTRANSCO 1 944.2
16 400KV-TIPPAPUR-JANAGAON-2 TSTRANSCO 3 900.5
17 400KV-ANAIKADAVU-THAPPUKUNDU-2 TANTRANSCO 8 897.5
18 400KV-PALAVADI-RASIPALYAM-2 TANTRANSCO 4 820.3
19 400KV-JULURUPADU-KAMALAPURAM-1 TSTRANSCO 2 793.2
20 400KV-SINGARENI-SUNDILA-2 TSTRANSCO 6 766
21 400KV-MAHESHWARAM_TG-DINDI-2 TSTRANSCO 2 635
22 400KV-RAMADUGU-TIPPAPUR-2 TSTRANSCO 1 634.1
23 400KV-NARENDRA-GUTTUR-2 POWERGRID 9 626
24 400KV-GAJWEL-CHANDALAPUR-2 TSTRANSCO 2 615.4
25 400KV-HINDUPUR-NP_KUNTA-2 POWERGRID 1 564.3
26 400KV-GAJWEL-NARSAPUR-2 TSTRANSCO 2 544.4
27 765KV-CHILAKALURIPETA-CUDDAPAH-2 PSITSL 4 544.2
28 765KV-CHILAKALURIPETA-VEMAGIRI_PG-2 PSITSL 3 468.3
29 400KV-URAVAKONDA-MEHBOOBNAGAR-1 APTRANSCO 9 409.7
30 400KV-PALAVADI-RASIPALYAM-4 TANTRANSCO 2 406.5
31 400KV-SRISAILAM_LEFT_BANK-DINDI-2 APTRANSCO 1 376.3
32 400KV-TUKKAPUR-NARSAPUR-2 TSTRANSCO 2 354.4
33 400KV-KALPAKKA-ASUPAKA-1 APTRANSCO 1 336.7
34 400KV-PAVAGADA_PG-TUMKUR-2 POWERGRID 8 330.7
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Total No. of
Total No. Hours of Outage
S.No Name of Element Owner Name
of Outages during this
quarter
35 765KV-CHILAKALURIPETA-CUDDAPAH-1 PSITSL 4 321.4
36 765KV-NIZAMABAD-MAHESHWARAM_PG-2 POWERGRID 5 309
37 400KV-RAMAGUNDAM-WARANGAL-1 POWERGRID 1 296.5
38 400KV-KHAMMAM_PG-NAGARJUNASAGAR_PG-3 PVTL 1 261
39 400KV-JANAGAON-JULURUPADU-2 TSTRANSCO 3 240.7
40 400KV-PAVAGADA_PG-TUMKUR-1 POWERGRID 8 238.1
41 765KV-CHILAKALURIPETA-VEMAGIRI_PG-1 PSITSL 1 237.4
42 400KV-TIPPAPUR-JANAGAON-1 TSTRANSCO 1 215.2
43 400KV-KETHIREDDYPALLY-SHANKARAPALLY-2 TSTRANSCO 3 205.2
44 400KV-CHANDALAPUR-TUKKAPUR-2 TSTRANSCO 2 184.8
45 400KV-NAGARJUNASAGAR_PG-RAMAGUNDAM-2 POWERGRID 2 159.9
46 400KV-JANAGAON-JULURUPADU-1 TSTRANSCO 2 159.2
47 400KV-MAMIDAPALLI-KHAMMAM_PG-2 POWERGRID 5 105.5
48 400KV-MAHESHWARAM_TG-SHANKARAPALLY-2 TSTRANSCO 1 94.3
49 400KV-RAYALSEEMA TPP-KALIKIRI-2 APTRANSCO 1 91.8
50 400KV-RAYALSEEMA TPP-KALIKIRI-1 APTRANSCO 1 83.7
51 400KV-SHANKARAPALLY-NARSAPUR-2 TSTRANSCO 2 81.6
52 400KV-TALARCHEVU-URAVAKONDA-2 APTRANSCO 1 80.4
53 400KV-MALKARAM-SURYAPET-1 TSTRANSCO 1 77
54 765KV-CUDDAPAH-THIRUVALAM-2 POWERGRID 2 67.1
55 400KV-UPCL-HASSAN-2 KPTCL 4 60.2
56 400KV-HIRIYUR-MYSORE-1 POWERGRID 5 46.8
57 400KV-RAMADUGU-SINGARENI-2 TSTRANSCO 3 46.1
58 400KV-SURYAPET-KV_KOTA-1 APTRANSCO 1 41.1
59 765KV-CUDDAPAH-THIRUVALAM-1 POWERGRID 1 35.4
60 400KV-CUDDAPAH-KOLAR_AC-1 POWERGRID 2 26.3
61 400KV-TUMKUR-KUDGI_PG-2 KTL 1 16.5
62 400KV-UPCL-HASSAN-1 KPTCL 2 15.1
63 765KV-SRIKAKULAM-VEMAGIRI_PG-2 PVTL 1 13.5
64 400KV-RAMADUGU-SINGARENI-1 TSTRANSCO 1 12
65 400KV-BHOOPALAPALLY-CHANDALAPUR-2 TSTRANSCO 1 10.3
66 400KV-BTPS-HIRIYUR-2 KPTCL 1 9.9
67 400KV-PAVAGADA_PG-MYSORE-1 POWERGRID 1 9.5
68 400KV-NIRMAL-SUNDILA-1 TSTRANSCO 1 7.6
69 400KV-RASIPALYAM-ANAIKADAVU-2 TANTRANSCO 1 7.1
70 400KV-KAIGA-GUTTUR-2 KPTCL 1 6.9
71 400KV-KETHIREDDYPALLY-RAYADURG-1 TSTRANSCO 1 3.8
72 765KV-KURNOOL_PG-CUDDAPAH-2 POWERGRID 1 1.6
73 400KV-HINDUJA-KALPAKKA-2 APTRANSCO 1 0.5
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Fig. 1: Lines opened on high Voltage
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2.2. Lines / ICTs opened to control overloading
Sl. Transmission Element (s) Remarks/ Corrective

Overloaded corridor
No opened Action
400/230kV
Overloading of 230kV Siruseri line up to
400KV/230KV Kalvindapattu ICTs are
1 190 MW as soon as ICT-3 was
SHOLINGANALLUR-ICT - 3 heaviely loaded with
normalized from LV side
opening of this ICT
Expedite commissioning
230kV Neyveli-Villianur To control loading on Neyveli stage2
2 of 400kV Network
S/C ICTs
planned around Neyveli
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Section 3: Delay in Transmission / Generation
3.1. Delay in transmission lines affecting grid operation adversely
Proposed
Actual/ Likely
S. Transmission Commissioning
Commissioning Transmission Constraint Caused
No. Corridor Date/ Original
Date
Target date
After the commissioning of the
400kV Jagalur PS-
CNhalli and downstream system the
1 Chikkanayakanahalli -- Tendering stage
ICT loading of 400/200kV Mysore
– Kadakola D/C line
will get reduced.
Constraint in Evacuation of NNTPP
Generation will be relieved. Due to
delay in commissioning of 400kV
Ariyalur S/s and its downstream
230kV network, 400kV Pugalur-
400 kV Ariyalur- Kalivanthapattu-2 is LILoed at
NNTPP D/C line & Ariyalur by making 400kV NNTPP-
2 Feb-2020 RoW issues
230kV Ariyalur Ariyalur-Pugalur & 400kV NNTPP-
system Ariyalur-Kalivanthapattu. Due to delay
in commissioning of Ariyalur S/s and
its associated transmission system, the
flow on 400/230kV NNTPS ICT’s and
400/230kV NLCTS2 ICT’s are heavily
loaded upto their N-1 Limit.
Constraint in Evacuation of YTPS
Generation will be relieved. Presently
Gulbarga 400/220 kV
YTPS is connected only to 400kV
sub-station and
3 Bellary Pooling station. During high
Yeramarus TPS-
generation at YTPS and Pavagada
Gulbarga 400 kV D/C
solar, N-1 violation of Jindal ICTs
loading is observed.
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3.2. Delay in Generation affecting grid operation adversely
Proposed
Sl. Generating Area/ Actual/ Likely Operational Constraint
Commissioning
No Unit State Commissioning Date Caused
Date
1 NIL
Section 4: Outage of FSCs, Oscillations in the Grid, Tower Collapse

4.1. Outage of Fixed Series Capacitors (FSCs) and FACTS Devices
S. Region Total No. No. of FSCs under Percentage Remarks
No. of FSCs outage outage
FSCs of 400kV Cuddapah-Talapalli 1&2

1 SR 6 2 100%
are kept open due to less power flow
4.2. Oscillations observed through PMUs in this quarter
Time Dominan Dampin

PMU
Sl. Start End t Mode g factor
Observed Region Date Remarks
No. (Hz) (%)
At 220kV/110kV Shimoga
SS, LBB operated and all
the elements connected
to 220kV Bus tripped. At
27-04-
1 SR PMUs SR 13:13 13:14 0.7 2.56 the same time,
2022
generation loss and
oscillations were
observed at 220kV
Sharavathy Station.
Oscillations were
observed in SR PMUs and
the maximum amplitude
02-05-
2 SR PMUs SR 12:09 12:12 0.6 3.5 was at 400kV Kolar SS. As
2022
per the information, no
trippings were reported
at Kolar.
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1. Oscillations observed at 220kV Sharavathy Station during Grid Disturbance in
220kV/110kV Shimoga SS on 27-04-2022 at 13:13hrs:
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2. Oscillations observed at 400kV Kolar Station on 02-05-2022 at 12:09hrs:
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4.3. Transmission Tower Collapses
Impact on Grid
No. of days and System
Sl. Voltage Outage Revival
Line Region taken for Operation during
No (in kV) Date Date
revival 1st Quarter of
2022 - 23
400 kV Pavagada- 08-05- 27-05-
1 400 SR 20
Tumkur 1&2 2022 2022
400kV Gooty- 08-05- 25-05-
2 400 SR 18
Somanahalli 2022 2022
220kV Alipur-
Regulapadu & 16-05- 31-05-
3 220 SR 16
220kV BTPS- 2022 2022
Lingapur
Line reconfigured
220kV
19-11- as 220kV
4 Chinakampalli- 220 SR - -
2021 Renigunta-
Rajampeta
Rajampeta
*Note: As per regulation 5b of CERC (Standards of Performance of inter-State transmission
licensees) Regulations, 2012, any line going under outage due to tower collapse should be restored
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back on emergency restoration tower within 12 days and on normal tower within 50 days in case of
river bed.
Section 5:
5.1. Transmission Elements under long outage :
Sl No Transmission Elements Affected Areas Expected Revival date
Line had been idle charged

Inter-regional line. ER-SR.
1 220kV Upper Sileru – Balimela st
from 8th January 2015 from
Out since 21 April 2014
Upper Sileru end.
2 400/230kV Kayathar ICT-3 Out since 20-Feb-2020 -
3 400/230kV Karamadai ICT-3 Out since 15-05-2021

Due to high Wind -
generation in Raichur area,
3 400/220kV Raichur TPS ICT-2 ICT’s at Raichur TPS are
getting overloaded (Out
since 23-Jul-2021)
400 kV bus reactor -2 at Over voltage issue in & -
4
Kudankulam around Kudankulam SS
Revived on 01-06-2022
Other ICT loading is high, Again tripped on 02-07-
5 400KV/220KV Kaiga-ICT-1
Out since 28-01-2022 2022 on REF protection.
Under prolonged outage
6 400KV/220KV Mamidapalli-ICT-1 Out since 24-06-2021
5.2. Important lines / ICTs under construction from Transfer Capability and
Reliability view point
These envisaged lines would enhance the reliability or increase the inter-regional transfer capability
between different regions as per the present conditions and can be expedited.
Sl. Name of the transmission element (Line / Implementing

Remarks
No ICT) agency
765kV Warora – Warangal – Maheswaram
1 WKTL Will enhance import of SR
– Kurnool D/C
Will relieve over loading
2 400kV Kadakola SS and Associated system KPTCL on Mysore ICTs and
downstream
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Sl. Name of the transmission element (Line / Implementing
Remarks
No ICT) agency
Will enhance the
3 400kV Kottayam SS and Associated system KSEBL TTC/ATC of S3
(KERALA)
Will enhance the
4 400/220kV Cochin ICT-3 Powergrid TTC/ATC of S3
(KERALA)
Enhances S1(S2 and S3)
5 400/230kV Vellalavididi SS TANTRANSCO and Tamil Nadu control
area TTC/ATC
Enhances S1(S2 and S3)
6 400/230kV Thiruvallam ICT-3 TANTRANSCO and Tamil Nadu control
area TTC/ATC
Enhances NEW-SR import
7 765/400kV Nizamabad ICT-3 POWERGRID
TTC/ATC
5.3. Substations with High Fault level:

The substations where fault level exceeds 40kA are as mentioned below:
Voltage Level Bus Name
400kV MAHESWARAM-TS
400kV MAHESWARAM -PG
400kV RAICHUR-PG
400kV CHINAKMPALLI
400kV CUDDAPA GIS
400 kV
400kV TUMKUR
400kV Pugalur (Existing)
400kV TIRUNELVELLI
400kV RAICHUR TPS
400kV NELAMANGALA
Section 6: Markets
6.1. Congestion observed while processing STOA Applications

Congestion Period
Transmission
Month Date Hrs Congestion in MW
corridor
From To From To
Apr'22 No congestion - - - - -
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May'22 No congestion - - - - -
Jun'22 No congestion - - - - -
Section 7: Other Issues in Southern Region
7.1. Other Issues in Southern Region
7.1.1 Constraints in exporting power from Southern Region to NEW grid
During June-August period, there is high export requirement from SR to NEW

grid due to high RE and less demand in Southern Region. SR export has touched a
maximum of 6390 MW on 22nd May 2022.With increase of RE capacity this
export requirement is increasing every year. At present the inter regional HVDCs
are operated at following set points during peak export period.
1. HVDC Bhadrawathi HVDC – 1000 MW export
2. HVDC Raigarh – Pugalur -3000 MW Export
3. HVDC Gazuwaka (1000 MW capable) – utilized upto 600 MW in export
4. HVDC Talcher-Kolar – 1150 MW import to SR (Some times being reduced
based on real time flows in the Eastern Region).
HVDC Talcher-Kolar is being kept in import mode even during peak export
requirement of Southern Region due to constraints on eastern region side. Suitable
strengthing on ER side may be done to utilize HVDC Talcher-Kolar also in export
mode.
Similarly, HVDC Raigarh-Pugalur Bipole has import capability of 6000MW
where as in export mode the capability is limited to 3000 MW. Suitable
modifications at converter /inverter stations may be taken up for utilizing HVDC
Raigarh-Pugalur upto 6000 MW in export mode also. This will facilitate more
export from SR keeping in view of the planned RE capacity additions.
7.1.2 High loading of 400kV Raichur TPS –Veltoor S/C line
During peak RE scenario of Karnataka 400kV Raichur TPS – Veltoor S/C line
loading is touching 650-660 MW. In future, the loading on this line will increase
further due to more RE additions. Suitable arrangement of making LILO of
400kV Raichur TPS – Veltoor S/C at 400kV Raichur SS (POWERGRID) may be
planned for relieving this line loading.
7.1.3 Planning alternate auxillary supply for Lift Irrigation stations at lower
voltage levels
Telanagana substations are experiencing severe over voltage issue during low
demand periods in monsoon. The Lift irrigations pumps are generally not operated
during this period and the transmission lines connected (mostly at 400kV) to these
sations are kept in service to meet the auxillary power requirement. Due to no load
at LIS, the connected lines are under loaded and generating reactive power which
is contributing to over voltages. During no LIS load and high voltage scenario
hand tripping these lines will help in controlling the over voltages provided
alternate arrangement for meeting auxillary power requirement is available. In
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view of the above, it is suggested to have alternate supply to all LIS station from
distribution level and suitable reactive compensation at all the LIS stations.
7.1.4 List of Major thermal stations without 230kV/220kV evacuation:

The following Generating stations are without 230kV/220kV connectivity,
may result in delay for extending startup supply during black start: Rayalaseema
TPP (600 MW), Hinduja TPS (1040 MW), SEIL-1 (1320 MW), SEIL-2(1320
MW), Krishnapatnam TPS (1600 MW), KTPS VII (700 MW), KTPP (1100 MW),
Vallur TPS (1500 MW), ILFS (1200 MW), CEPL (1200 MW), NCTPS-II
(1200MW), SEPC (525 MW).
7.1.5 Utilisation of Decommissioned Thermal units as Synchronous condensors:

Present installed capacity of RE in Southern Region stands to be 39 % and
Southern region has experienced maximum of 55 % RE penetration over a day
with reference to demand met. And many of the thermal units are kept in Reserve
Shut down (RSD).
According to the Flue-gas desulfurization (FGD) phasing plan,
Kothagudem thermal power station Unit-1 to Unit-8 (4x60+4x120) and Neyveli
Thermal Power Station-I (6x50+3x100) units were already decommissioned.
Shutting down of thermal units coupled with continuous increase in
amount of renewable energy into the grid might impact the system inertia. Hence,
it is proposed that Synchornous machines in decommsioned plants (NLC STG1
and KTPS STG1) may be converted into synchrounous condensers for providing
inertia and reactive support.
Considering the above issues, a study may be conducted on utilizing the
decommissioned synchronous generating units as synchronous condenser for
providing the grid inertia. In addition to inertia, these units can also be used for
providing the reactive power support (injection/absorption) to the grid which
would help the grid in maintaining better voltage profile.
7.1.6 Line differential protection for short Trasmission lines:

The Sub-Committee on Relay/Protection under Task Force for Power
System Analysis under contingencies recommended the implementation of Line
Differential Protection on transmission lines of 220 kV & above level. The above
issue was discussed in NPC and also in SRPC PCSC forum. Based on
deliberations in 59th PCSC, the forum recommended to implement the line
differential protection (valid for both existing and new transmission lines) for the
following categories:
 All 220/ 230 kV transmission lines of length < 10 km
 All 400 kV transmission lines of length < 50 km
 All 220 kV & above dedicated transmission lines of Generators
with installed capacity > 200 MW
Hence, it is suggested to bring a mandate to implement the Line
Differential Protection in new 220 kV & above transmission lines satisfying above
guidelines at planning stage itself.
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7.1.7 Planning NGR Bypass arrangement for Line reactors to utilise as bus
reactors:
In the absence of sufficient reactive power management tools available at
present to address the issue of abnormal high and low voltages in the grid,
convertible line reactors would give flexibility to the operator in maintaining
voltages within IEGC band. To control the high voltages, lightly loaded lines are
being kept open and the line reactors of these lines are being converted to bus
reactors. However, due to non-availability of NGR bypassing arrangement, the
line reactors are not being converted to bus reactors.
Hence, it is suggested that all line reactors of all the new 400kV & 765kV
transmission lines should come along with NGR bypass arrangement including the
projects under TBCB.
7.1.8 Bus reactor commissioning along with First Transmission line:

Delay in commissioning bus reactors, resulting in high voltages in the grid
and warranting opening of the transmission lines. Hence, all planned Bus reactors
have to be commissioned along with the first transmission line in that substation.
7.1.9 Placement of Phasor Measurement Units (PMUs):

As part of URTDSM project phase-1, PMUs are installed at all lines in
HVDC terminal stations, 400kV & above voltage level S/s, generating station
stepped up at 220kV level & above. Phase-2 of URTDSM is already under
progress. The following also may be taken up for PMU installation (i) RE Pooling
stations, (ii) Lift irrigation buses (iii) STATCOMs buses and (iv) HVDCs etc. in
the planning stage itself.
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Annexure I: Uncertainty in Load Growth
1. Yearly Peak Demand Met: Southern Region

Yearly growth Yearly
Peak Latest EPS
rate in peak projected
S. No Year Constituent Demand projection
demand met growth in
Met (MW) (MW)
(%age) EPS (%age)
Andhra Pradesh 11630 15553 -3% 10%
Karnataka 8761 9742 2% 8%
Kerala 3262 3701 -2% 6%
1 2012-13
Tamil Nadu 11053 14174 5% 11%
Puducherry 320 533 0% 4%
SR 31586 39850 -2% 9%
Andhra Pradesh 13162 17044 13% 10%
Karnataka 9223 10473 5% 8%
Kerala 3573 3922 10% 6%
2 2013-14
Tamil Nadu 12492 15736 13% 11%
SR 36048 43623 14% 9%
Andhra Pradesh 6784
18681 3% 10%
Telangana 6755
Karnataka 9549 11258 4% 8%
3 2014-15 Kerala 3594 4157 1% 6%
Tamil Nadu 13498 17497 8% 11%
SR 37047 47752 3% 9%
Andhra Pradesh 7391 9%
20476 10%
Telangana 6849 1%
Karnataka 9508 12102 0% 8%
4 2015-16 Kerala 3856 4405 7% 6%
Tamil Nadu 14171 19489 5% 11%
SR 39875 52273 8% 9%
22445 10%
Telangana 9187 34%
Karnataka 10242 13010 8% 8%
5 2016-17 Kerala 3996 4669 4% 6%
Tamil Nadu 14823 20816 5% 7%
SR 42232 57221 6% 9%
Andhra Pradesh 8983 8874 13% 8%
Telangana 10284 10011 12% 21%
Karnataka 10802 11517 5% 6%
6 2017-18 Kerala 3884 4341 -3% 5%
Tamil Nadu 15193 16299 3% 6%
SR 47210 48635 12% 9%
Telangana 10818 11262 5% 11%
7 2018-19
Karnataka 12881 12169 19% 5%
Kerala 4242 4561 9% 5%
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Yearly growth Yearly
Peak Latest EPS
rate in peak projected
S. No Year Constituent Demand projection
demand met growth in
Met (MW) (MW)
(%age) EPS (%age)
Tamil Nadu 16129 17230 6% 5%
SR 49534 52171 5% 7%
Telangana 13168 12712 23% 11%
Karnataka 13258 12834 2% 5%
8 2019-20 Kerala 4316 4788 2% 5%
Tamil Nadu 16386 18213 2% 5%
SR 53465 56007 8% 7%
Andhra Pradesh 11193 11021 10% 7%
Telangana 13688 13757 4% 8%
Karnataka 14367 13534 8% 5%
Kerala 4284 5021 -1% 5%
9 2020-21
Tamil Nadu 16481 19240 1% 6%
Puducherry 421 561 -12% 4%
SR 58395 59581 9% 6%

Telangana 14160 14499 3% 5%
Karnataka 14818 14271 3% 5%
Kerala 4380 5263 2% 5%
10 2021-22
Tamil Nadu 17196 20273 4% 5%
SR 59781 62975 2% 6% 1
Telangana 13636 15338 -4% 6%
2022-23** Karnataka 14725 15033 -1% 5%
11 (Till June
2022) Kerala 4385 5513 0% 5%
Tamil Nadu 17563 21471 2% 6%
SR 60876 66710 2% 6%
Note: ‘Latest EPS projection’ data taken from 18th EPS for the FY 2012-13 to 2016-17 and
data taken from 19th EPS for the FY 2017-18, FY 2018-19, FY 2019-20 FY 2020-
21, FY 2021-22 & FY 2022-23.
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2. Yearly Energy Met: Southern Region
Yearly Yearly
Latest EPS
Energy Met growth rate projected
S. No Year Constituent projection
(MU) in Energy growth in
(MU)
met (%age) EPS (%age)
Karnataka 57044 58513 6% 8%
Kerala 20391 20516 5% 7%
1 2012-13
Tamil Nadu 76161 91625 -1% 7%
Puducherry 2291 3024 7% 4%
SR 238058 266867 0% 8%
Andhra Pradesh 89036 101231 8% 9%
Karnataka 58052 63001 2% 8%
Kerala 21052 21889 3% 7%
2 2013-14
Tamil Nadu 87980 97865 16% 7%
Puducherry 2320 3155 1% 4%
SR 258444 287141 9% 8%
Andhra Pradesh 56313
109968 9% 9%
Telangana 40644
Karnataka 59926 67833 3% 8%
3 2014-15 Kerala 22127 23354 5% 7%
Tamil Nadu 92750 104529 5% 7%
Puducherry 2376 3293 2% 4%
SR 274136 308977 6% 8%
Andhra Pradesh 50366 -11%
119458 9%
Telangana 49948 23%
Karnataka 60971 73036 2% 8%
4 2015-16 Kerala 23194 24917 5% 7%
Tamil Nadu 96586 111648 4% 7%
Puducherry 2429 3436 2% 4%
SR 283494 332495 3% 8%
129767 9%
Telangana 53017 6%
Karnataka 66538 78637 9% 8%
5 2016-17 Kerala 24261 26584 5% 7%
Tamil Nadu 104488 119251 8% 7%
Puducherry 2546 3586 5% 4%
SR 305107 357826 8% 8%
Andhra Pradesh 58299 58846 7.45% 8%
Telangana 60475 61102 14.07% 16%
Karnataka 68949 69808 3.62% 6%
6 2017-18 Kerala 24502 25875 0.99% 5%
Tamil Nadu 106732 111583 2.15% 5%
Puducherry 2544 3121 -0.08% 4%
SR 321514 330336 5.38% 8%
Telangana 66423 67680 10% 10%
Karnataka 71785 73636 4% 5%
7 2018-19 Kerala 24826 27184 1% 5%
Tamil Nadu 110137 117505 3% 5%
Puducherry 2671 3254 5% 4%
SR 339382 352549 6% 6%
Telangana 69181 75164 4% 11%
8 2019-20
Karnataka 72656 77532 1% 5%
Kerala 26344 28535 6% 5%
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Yearly Yearly
Latest EPS
Energy Met growth rate projected
S. No Year Constituent projection
(MU) in Energy growth in
(MU)
met (%age) EPS (%age)
Tamil Nadu 110904 123724 1% 5%
Puducherry 2804 3387 5% 4%
SR 346432 376376 2% 7%
Andhra Pradesh 62134 73090 -4% 7%
Telangana 67501 80700 -2% 7%
Karnataka 69385 81622 -5% 5%
9 2020-21 Kerala 25207 29924 -4% 5%
Tamil Nadu 102742 130189 -7% 5%
Puducherry 2616 3521 -7% 4%
SR 329585 399047 -5% 6%
Andhra Pradesh 68299 78540 10% 7%
Telangana 71531 84603 6% 5%
Karnataka 73230 85932 6% 5%
10 2021-22 Kerala 26536 31371 5% 5%
Tamil Nadu 111942 136643 9% 5%
Puducherry 2885 3664 10% 4%
SR 354424 420753 8% 5%
Andhra Pradesh 18576 84429 -73% 7%
Telangana 18275 88130 -74% 4%
Karnataka 19632 90381 -73% 5%
2022-23** (Till
11 June 2022)
Kerala 7078 32861 -73% 5%
Tamil Nadu 31437 144145 -72% 5%
Puducherry 846 3809 -71% 4%
SR 95710 443754 -73% 5%
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3. Monthly Peak Demand met in the Quarter: Southern Region
Projected
Growth growth
rate in over RPC
Peak
peak same LGB
Peak RPC Deman
S. demand month of projecti
Deman LGB d Met
N Month Constituent met over last year on
d Met projectio (MW)
o same as per (MW) in
(MW) n (MW) in FY
month of RPC FY
2021-22
last year LGB 2021-22
(%age) projectio
n (%age)
Andhra
12293 11917 5.4% 19.7% 11661 9954
Pradesh
Telangana 13636 14165 0.3% 33.7% 13595 10597
Karnataka 14725 14473 4.0% 8.6% 14158 13322
1 Apr’22 Kerala 4385 4387 3.2% -0.4% 4251 4406
Tamil Nadu 17563 17153 4.3% 0.9% 16846 17000
Puducherry 465 483 3.6% 6.4% 449 454
SR 60876 59799 4.2% 12.2% 58430 53277
Andhra
11218 10610 8.0% -3.4% 10390 10982
Pradesh
Telangana 10519 10632 28.2% 12.9% 8202 9421
Karnataka 12260 13017 13.2% 2.0% 10829 12766
2 May’22 Kerala 4182 4568 9.1% 1.8% 3834 4487
Tamil Nadu 16906 16576 5.9% -0.1% 15957 16600
Puducherry 482 478 36.2% 2.6% 354 466
SR 53644 53416 12.3% 2.1% 47784 52295
Andhra
11484 10484 12.9% 0.7% 10172 10407
Pradesh
Telangana 9806 11629 -11.9% 25.9% 11130 9239
Karnataka 11781 12392 5.4% 2.7% 11174 12064
3 Jun’22 Kerala 3989 4204 10.5% 2.6% 3609 4097
Tamil Nadu 17517 16485 9.2% -1.3% 16040 16700
Puducherry 485 490 15.5% 2.1% 420 480
SR 50879 53216 -0.3% 5.1% 51046 50640
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4. Monthly Energy met in the Quarter: Southern Region
Growth
Projected
rate in
growth
Energy Energy
over same
met Met RPC LGB
Energy RPC LGB month of
S. over (MU) projection
Month Constituent Met projection last year
No same in (MU) in
(MU) (MU) as per
month 2021- 2021-22
RPC LGB
of last 22
projection
year
(%age)
(%age)
Andhra
6362 6607 1% 12% 6289 5921
Pradesh
Telangana 7217 6986 8% 18% 6712 5937
Karnataka 7370 7503 1% 3% 7316 7277
1 Apr’22
Kerala 2468 2527 2% -3% 2430 2603
Tamil Nadu 10605 10868 1% 0% 10519 10900
Puducherry 275 285 2% 3% 269 278
SR 34296 34850 2% 6% 33536 32988
Andhra
6062 6394 3% -2% 5880 6537
Pradesh
Telangana 5748 5537 18% -1% 4875 5570
Karnataka 6219 6973 7% 0% 5820 7008
2 May’22
Kerala 2359 2668 15% 1% 2058 2641
Tamil Nadu 10458 10976 13% -2% 9293 11200
Puducherry 280 290 13% 0% 249 291
SR 30993 32919 10% -1% 28176 33328
Andhra
6152 6001 11% 1% 5554 5937
Pradesh
Telangana 5310 5526 2% 2% 5219 5406
Karnataka 6043 6067 14% 0% 5301 6052
3 Jun’22
Kerala 2252 2270 12% 1% 2013 2251
Tamil Nadu 10373 10445 11% -2% 9366 10700
Puducherry 290 282 20% 1% 242 280
SR 30421 30656 10% 0% 27695 30707
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Annexure II: Details of Grid Disturbances and Grid Incidences
Category as
Generati Load
S. Outage Date & per CEA
Region Event on Loss Loss
No. time Grid
(MW) (MW)
Standards
Complete Outage of 220kV/66kV
Kushalanagar SS of KPTCL: As per the
report submitted, the triggering
incident was tripping of 220kV
SR/ Mysore Kushalnagara Line-1&2 due
01-04-2022
GD- SR to 220kV tower damage which was 0 90 GD-1
17:03
1 caused by heavy wind and rain. Since
220kV/66kV Kushalnagar SS was
radially fed from 220kV Mysore SS,
this resulted in complete outage of
the substation

KSPDCL SS_3: As per the reports
submitted, the triggering incident
SR/
10-04-2022 was hand tripping of 220kV Pavagada
GD- SR 260 0 GD-1
12:42 KSPDCL SS-3 line due to emergency.
2
Tripping of the only connected line
resulted in complete outage of
220kV/33kV KSPDCL SS_3.
Orange Sironj Wind Station: As per
the reports submitted, the triggering
incident was R-N fault in 220kV TTGS
Orange Sironj line . At both ends, line
SR/
11-04-2022 differential protection operated. At
GD- SR 55 0 GD-1
15:35 TTGS end, A/R operated and line was
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holding. At Orange Sironj end, A/R
did not operate and line tripped.
resulted in complete outage of 220kV
Orangesironj Wind Station.
Orange Sironj Wind Station: As per
incident was Y-N fault in 220kV TTGS
Orange Sironj line . At both ends, line
SR/
11-04-2022 differential protection operated. At
GD- SR 6 0 GD-1
20:06 TTGS end, A/R operated and line was
4
holding. At Orange Sironj end, A/R
did not operate and line tripped.
resulted in complete outage of 220kV
Orangesironj Wind Station.
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Category as
Generati Load
No. time Grid
(MW) (MW)
Standards
Ranebennur SS, 220kV/66kV
Davanagere SS, 220kV/66kV Honnali
SS and 220kV/66kV Benkikere SS and
Multiple trippings in 400kV/220kV
Guttur SS of KPTCL: During the
antecedent conditions, 220kV/110kV
Ranebennur SS, 220kV/66kV
Davanagere SS, 220kV/66kV
Benkikere and 220kV Honnali SS were
radially fed from 400kV/220kv Guttur
SS. As per the reports submitted, the
SR/ triggering incident was B phase
16-04-2022
GD- SR isolator failure in 220kV Guttur Haveri 22 259 GD-1
01:43
5 Line-1 at Guttur end resulting in Bus-
1 fault. BBP initiated but did not
operate due to DC supply failure. All
220kV lines connected to 220kV
Guttur Bus-1 and Bus-2 got tripped
on operation of zone-4 protection.
400kV/220kV Guttur ICT-1 & 2
tripped on Back-up over current
protection .This resulted in complete
outage of 220kV/110kV Ranebennur
SS, 220kV/66kV Davanagere SS,
220kV/66kV Honnali SS and
220kV/66kV Benkikere SS .
Complete Outage of 400kV SEIL_P2
Generating station of Sembcorp and
Multiple Trippings in 400kV Nellore
Pooling Station of PGCIL SR-1: As per
incident was Y-N fault in 400kV Bus-2
at NPS end due to isolator switching
SR/
20-04-2022 operation . This resulted in the
GD- SR 1301 0 GD-1
15:47 tripping of all the Main breakers of
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Bus-2 at 400kV NPS. At the same
time, 400kV NPS SEIL_P2 line-1 and 2
got tripped at NPS end on OV St-2
protection and DT was sent to
remote end. Due to loss of both the
evacuating lines, running Units#1 and
2 at SEIL_P2 got tripped.
SR/ MRS Shimoga SS of KPTCL and
27-04-2022
GD- SR Partial Loss of Supply to 0 167 GD-1
13:13
7 220kV/110kV Kibbanahalli(KB Cross)
SS of KPTCL: During the antecedent
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Category as
Generati Load
No. time Grid
(MW) (MW)
Standards
conditions, due to 220kV split Bus
operation at 220kV/110kV
Kibbanahalli(KB Cross) SS, 220kV Bus-
1 was radially fed from 220kV/110kV
MRS Shimoga SS. As per the reports
submitted, triggering incident was
LBB maloperation in 220kV Shimoga
Mysore line-1 at Shimoga end. Since
there was 220kV Single bus
operation, immediately all the lines
connected to 220kV Bus got tripped.
This resulted in complete outage of
220kV/110kV MRS Shimoga SS and
partial loss of supply to 220kV/110kV
Kibbanahalli(KB Cross) SS .
Gopalpura Station and 220kV/66kV
Kaduvinakote(Hole Narsipura) SS of
KPTCL: As per the report submitted,
the triggering incident was tripping
of 220kV Hassan Gopalpura Line due
to Y-B fault. Subsequently, 220kV
SR/ Mysore Gopalpura line tripped on
29-04-2022
GD- SR over current protection . Tripping of 0 30 GD-1
19:14
8 both connected lines resulted in
complete outage of 220kV/33kV
Gopalpura SS. Since 220kV/66kV
Kaduvinakote(Hole Narsipura) SS was
radially fed from 220kV Gopalpura SS,
this further resulted in the complete
outage of 20kV/66kV
Kaduvinakote(Hole Narsipura) SS.
Complete Outage of 400kV BPS SS,
400kV YTPS GS, 400kV/220kV Jagalur
SS, 220kV/66kV Chitradurga SS,
220kV/66kV Kudligi SS and multiple
tripping in 400kV/220kV JSWEL GS
and 220kV/66kV Thalak SS: As per
the information received, the
SR/
29-04-2022 triggering incident was YB fault in
GD- SR 1657 70 GD-1
11:51 400kV BPS Pavagada line-2 at a
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distance of 70km from BPS end at
11:47hrs and RB fault in 400kV BPS
Pavagada line-1 at a distance of 98km
from BPS end at 11:51hrs.
Subsequently, 400kV BPS Jagalur line-
1&2, 400kV BPS YTPS line-2, and
400kV BPS JSW line-1 got tripped on
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Category as
Generati Load
No. time Grid
(MW) (MW)
Standards
operation of OV St-1 protection at
BPS end and DT was sent to the
remote ends. Running units#1 and 2
got tripped at YTPS end due to loss of
evacuation. Running units#3 and 5 at
JSW end got tripped and there was
opening of 400kV bus coupler at JSW
end due to sps operation. Since
400kV/220kV Jagalur SS, 220kV/66kV
Chitradurga SS, 220kV/66kV Kudligi
SS, and part of 220kV/66kV Thalak SS
loads were radially fed from 400kV
BPS. This resulted in complete loss of
outage of 400kV BPS SS, 400kV YTPS
GS, 400kV/220kV Jagalur SS,
220kV/66kV Chitradurga SS,
220kV/66kV Kudligi SS. Details are
awaited.
HSR SS and 220kV/66kV
Naganathapura SS of KPTCL: During
antecedent conditions, 220kV
Naganathapura Somanahalli, 220kV
HSR Koramangala were under idle
charged condition and 220kV HSR
Mylasandra was under outage.
Because of this, 220kV/66kV
Naganathapura SS was radially fed
SR/
01-05-2022 from 220kV/66kV HSR SS. As per the
GD- 0 180 GD-1
SR 14:40 reports submitted, the triggering
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incident was R-Y fault in 220kV HSR
Hoody line at 14:40hrs and the line
tripped. At 14:45hrs, 220kV HSR
Naganathapura line was hand tripped
due to emergency. At 14:57hrs,
220kV HSR EPIP line tripped on R-Y
fault. Tripping of all these lines
220kV/66kV HSR SS and 220kV/66kV
Naganathapura SS.
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Category as
Generati Load
No. time Grid
(MW) (MW)
Standards
Veeranam SS of TANTRANSCO:
During antecedent conditions, there
was single bus operation at
230kV/33kV Veeranam SS. As per the
reports submitted, the triggering
SR/
03-05-2022 incident was B-ph CT failure in 230kV
GD- SR 53 0 GD-1
03:05 Veeranam Kayathar feeder at
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Veeranam end. Immediately, 230kV
BBP operated and all 230kV feeders
tripped. This resulted in loss of
evacuation of Wind generation and
Veeranam SS.
Kalpaka SS of APTRANSCO,
400kV/220kV Gazuwaka SS of PGCIL
SR-2, 400kV HNPCL of M/s Hindhuja,
400kV Simhadri Thermal Station of
NTPC, 220kV VSS, 220kV/132kV MRS
VSS, 220kV/132kV Parawada SS,
220kV/132kV Pendurty SS,
220kV/132kV Gangavaram SS,
220kV/132kV Brandix SS,
220kV/132kV Gazuwaka_AP SS,
220kV/132kV Diary Farm SS, 220kV
Sharadha Alloys and 220kV/132kV
Simhachalam SS of APTRANSCO: As
per the report submitted, the
triggering incident was B-N fault in
SR/
03-05-2022 400kV Kalpaka Gazuwaka line-2. At
GD- SR 2645 809 GD-1
03:16 Kalpaka end, differential operated,
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A/r operated and line was holding. At
Gazuwaka end, differential operated,
B pole tripped but not reclosed and
hence line got tripped on operation
of PD. Tripping at 03:16:40hrs: As per
the report submitted, the triggering
incident was tracking in R-ph CT of
Bus Reactor-2 at 400kV Kalpaka SS
which was connected to Bus section-
4. Due to non-operation of Bus
reactor differential protection, BBP of
Bus section-4 and reverse zone
protection of connected lines not
operated. Fault was cleared by
tripping of the remote ends. This
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Category as
Generati Load
No. time Grid
(MW) (MW)
Standards
400kV/220kV Kalpaka SS of
APTRANSCO, 400kV/220kV Gazuwaka
SS of PGCIL SR-2, 400kV HNPCL of
M/s Hindhuja, 400kV Simhadri
Thermal Station of NTPC, 220kV VSS,
220kV/132kV MRS VSS, 220kV/132kV
Parawada SS, 220kV/132kV Pendurty
SS, 220kV/132kV Gangavaram SS,
220kV/132kV Brandix SS,
220kV/132kV Gazuwaka_AP SS,
220kV/132kV Diary Farm SS, 220kV
Sharadha Alloys and 220kV/132kV
Simhachalam SS of APTRANSCO
Complete Outage of
230kV/110kV/22kV Karaikudi_TN SS
of TANTRANSCO: During antecedent
conditions, all the elements were
connected to 230kV Bus-1 at
Karaikudi_TN SS. As per the report
was failure of B-phase CT in 230kV
SR/
05-05-2022 Karaikudi_TN Karaikudi_PG line-1 at
GD- SR 0 265 GD-1
12:45 Karaikudi_TN SS. Bus-1 BBP operated
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and all the elements connected to
Bus-1 got tripped except 230kV
Karaikudi_TN Kavanur-2 which was
hand tripped later at 13:14hrs.
Subsequently, all 110kV lines tripped
on overloading. This resulted in
complete outage of
230kV/110kV/22kV Karaikudi_TN SS.
Complete Outge of 220kV/33kV

KSPDCL SS_3 : As per the reports
was Y-phase CT failure in 33kV
SR/
06-05-2022 feeder-4 of Block-13 of M/s Aadya
GD- SR 111 0 GD-1
10:30 and the feeder tripped on EFR and
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OCR protection. At the same time,
220kV/33kV PTR-1&2 got tripped on
EFR. This resulted in the complete
outage of 220kV/33kV KSPDCL SS-1.
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Category as
Generati Load
No. time Grid
(MW) (MW)
Standards

Tallak SS, 220kV/66kV Hiriyur_KAR
SS , and 220kV/66kV Chitradurga SS
of KPTCL: As per the reports
submitted, all the connected
elements of 220kV Chitradurga were
SR/ hand tripped due to observation of
07-05-2022
GD- SR arc in SS. This led to trippping of 0 23 GD-1
12:35
15 220kV Hiriyur_KAR Madhugiri line
and 220kV Hiriyur_PG Hiriyur_KAR
line on overloading. Due to tripping
of these lines, there was complete
outage of 220kV/66kV Tallak SS,
220kV/66kV Hiriyur_KAR SS , and
220kV/66kV Chitradurga SS of KPTCL.

Shimoga SS and Partial Loss of
Supply to 220kV/110kV
Kibbanahalli(KB Cross) SS of KPTCL
on 07-05-2022 at 22:41hr. During
antecedent conditions due to the
non-availability of Bus Sectionalisers,
220kV Shimoga SS was under single
bus operation and due to 220kV split
Bus operation at 220kV/110kV
Kibbanahalli(KB Cross) SS (to limit
loading of 400kV/220kV Nelamangala
SR/ ICTs), 220kV Bus-1 was radially fed
07-05-2022
GD- SR from 220kV/110kV Shimoga SS. As 0 96 GD-1
22:41
16 per the information received, the
triggering incident was a BN fault in
220kV Shimoga Varahi line-3 at a
distance of 6.1km from Shimoga end.
The fault was sensed in Zone-1 at
both ends. At the same time, due to
operation of dead zone protection, all
the elements connected to 220kV
Shimoga SS got tripped. This resulted
in a complete outage of 220kV/110kV
Shimoga SS and partial loss of supply
to 220kV/110kV Kibbanahalli(KB
Cross) SS.
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Category as
Generati Load
No. time Grid
(MW) (MW)
Standards
Ostro Kannada Wind Plant : As per
incident was R-N fault in 220kV
SR/
08-05-2022 Hiriyur Ostro line and the line tripped
GD- SR 66 0 GD-1
18:23 at both ends . Due to tripping of the
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only connected line , there was
complete loss of supply at
220kV/33kV Ostro Kannada Wind
Plant.
Complete Outage of 230kV Mywadi
Switching Station of TANTRANSCO
and Multiple Trippings at
400kV/230kV Udumalpet_PG of
PGCIL SR-1: During antecedent
conditions, there was single bus
operation in 230kV Mywadi Switching
Station. As per the reports
submitted, triggering incident was R-
phase CT failure in 230kV Mywadi
SR/
09-05-2022 Kurukkathi line at Myvadi SS.
GD- SR 0 0 GD-1
23:26 Immediately, BBP operated and all
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the elements connected to 230kV
Mywadi SS got tripped. Since 230kV
side of 400kV/230kV Udumalpet_PG
ICT-1,2 & 3 are connected to 230kV
Mywadi Bus, LV side of ICTs tripped
on operation of BBP. This resulted in
complete outage of 230kV Mywadi
Switching Station of TANTRANSCO
and multiple trippings at
400kV/230kV Udumalpet_PG.
Complete outage of 400kV SEPL,
400kV MEPL and Multiple Trippings
at 400kV Nellore Pooling Station : As
per the reports submitted, the
triggering incident was B-N fault in
400kV NPS SEIL_P1 Line-1 at
07:40hrs and the line tripped. At
SR/
10-05-2022 07:49hrs,i. 400kV NPS Thiruvalam
GD- SR 0 0 GD-1
07:40 Line-1 tripped on R-N fault, ii. 400kV
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NPS Thiruvalam Line-2 tripped on B-N
fault, iii. 400kV NPS MEPL line tripped
on R-N fault, iv. 400kV SEPL MEPL line
tripped on R-N fault and v. 400kV NPS
SEPL line tripped on B-N fault. At the
same time, 765kV/400kV NPS ICT-1
tripped on OLTC OSR in Y-phase.
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Category as
Generati Load
No. time Grid
(MW) (MW)
Standards
Tripping of 400kV NPS MEPL line,
400kV NPS SEPL line and 400kV MEPL
SEPL lines resulted in complete
outage of 400kV SEPL and 400kV
MEPL.
Talaguppa SS, 220kV/110kV Shimoga
SS, 220kV/110kV Shiralakoppa SS,
220kV/110kV Sirsi SS of KPTCL and
220kV Sharavathy Generating
Station and 220kV Sharavathy Tail
Race of KPCL and Partial Loss of
Supply to 220kV/110kV
Kibbanahalli(KB Cross) SS of KPTCL :
During antecedent conditions due to
the non-availability of Bus
Sectionalisers, 220kV Shimoga SS was
under single bus operation and due
to 220kV split Bus operation at
220kV/110kV Kibbanahalli(KB Cross)
SS (to limit loading of 400kV/220kV
Nelamangala ICTs), 220kV Bus-1 was
radially fed from 220kV/110kV
Shimoga SS and due to outage of
many 220kV Shimoga connected lines
SR/
13-05-2022 and 400kV Talaguppa Nelamangala
GD- SR 892 175 GD-1
07:24 line, there was no N-1 reliability for
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220kV Sharavathy generation
evacuation. As per the information
received, the triggering incident was
failure of B ph CT of 220kV Shimoga
Sharavathy line-3 at Shimoga end.
Dead zone protection operated
resulting in the tripping of all the
elements connected to 220kV
Shimoga SS (delayed operation of
XXms was observed). This resulted in
a complete outage of 220kV/110kV
Shimoga SS and partial loss of supply
to 220kV/110kV Kibbanahalli(KB
Cross) SS. The total load loss reported
during this event was 96MW
(Shimoga-45MW and KB Cross-
51MW). After the tripping of Shimoga
lines, Sharavathy generation was
evacuated through Talaguppa lines.
With the tripping of 400kV Hassan
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Category as
Generati Load
No. time Grid
(MW) (MW)
Standards
Talaguppa line tripped at Hassan end
on operation of power swing
protection, running Units at
Sharavathy got tripped on operation
of over frequency stage-1 protection.
400kV/220kV Talaguppa SS,
220kV/110kV Shimoga SS,
220kV/110kV Shiralakoppa SS,
220kV/110kV Sirsi SS of KPTCL and
220kV Sharavathy Generating Station
and 220kV Sharavathy Tail Race of
KPCL and Partial Loss of Supply to
220kV/110kV Kibbanahalli(KB Cross)
SS of KPTCL.
Alipur SS of KPTCL: As per the reports
was tower collapse near Alipur due to
heavy wind and rain. This caused B-N
SR/
16-05-2022 fault in 220kV BTPS Lingapura and
GD- SR 0 80 GD-1
17:38 220kV Alipur Regulpadu line and the
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lines tripped. At the same time,
220kV BTPS Alipur line got tripped.
Tripping of both connected lines
resulted in the complete outage of of
220kV/110kV Alipur SS.
KSPDCL SS-1: As per the reports
RYB fault in 33kV feeder-3 of Block-2
SR/
20-05-2022 of M/s Aadya and the feeder tripped
GD- SR 81 0 GD-1
11:05 on EFR and OCR protection. At the
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same time, 220kV/33kV PTR-1&2 got
tripped on EFR. This resulted in the
KSPDCL SS-1.
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Category as
Generati Load
No. time Grid
(MW) (MW)
Standards
Multiple Trippings at 400kV/220kV
RTPS Station of KPCL and Complete
Outage of 220kV/110kV Sedam SS,
220kV/110kV Humnabad SS,
220kV/110kV Halburga SS,
220kV/110kV Shahpur SS,
220kV/110kV Shabad SS,
220kV/110kV Gulbarga SS,
220kV/110kV Bagewadi SS,
220kV/110kV Mallat SS and
220kV/110kv Lingasugur SS of
KPTCL: During antecedent conditions,
220kV Sedam Tandur, 220kV
Bagewadi Lingasugur Line-1&2,
220kV Bagewadi GM Navar Line-1&2
were under outage. Because of this,
220kV/110kV Sedam SS,
SR/ 220kV/110kV Shabad SS,
21-05-2022
GD- SR 220kV/110kV Gulbarga SS, 1000 368 GD-1
11:21
23 220kV/110kV Bagewadi SS,
220kV/110kV Lingasugur SS stations
were radially fed from 400kV/220kV
RTPS Station. At 11:21hrs,
400kV/220kV RTPS ICT-1&3 tripped
on over current protection. This
resulted in outage of 220kV level of
400kV/220kV RTPS Station. At the
same time, 220kV Lingasugur
Sindhanur line tripped on line fault .
220kV/110kV Sedam SS,
220kV/110kV Shabad SS,
220kV/110kV Gulbarga SS,
220kV/110kV Bagewadi SS,
220kV/110kv Lingasugur SS.
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Category as
Generati Load
No. time Grid
(MW) (MW)
Standards
Mahalingapura SS and 220kV/110kV
Soudatti SS of KPTCL: During
antecedent conditions, 220kV/110kV
Soudatti SS was radially fed from
220kV/110kV Mahalingapura SS. At
220kV/110kV Mahalingapura SS, all
220kV elements were connected to
SR/ 220kV Bus-2 . As per the reports
05-06-2022
GD- SR submitted, the triggering incident 13 86 GD-1
19:16
24 was R-N fault in 220kV Narendra
Mahalingapura Line-2. At
Mahalingapura end, Y-pole of the
breaker failed to open leading to LBB
operation . All the elements
connected to 220kV Bus-2 tripped .
This led to complete outage of
220kV/110kV Mahalingapura SS and
220kV/110kV Soudatti SS.
Complete Outage at 220kV/110kV
Haveri SS of KPTCL: In the
antecedent condition, all the
elements were connected to Bus-2 at
220kV Haveri SS and Bus coupler was
in closed condition. As per the
SR/
07-06-2022 incident was the failure of B phase
GD- SR 0 0 GD-1
13:57 Bus-1 string insulators. However Bus
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Bar did not operate at Haveri end.
Since Haveri Bus-1 did not clear the
fault, this led to the tripping of all the
lines connected to Haveri at remote
ends and Bus coupler got tripped on
EF. This led to the complete outage at
220kV/110kV Haveri SS.
Thappugundu SS of TANTRANSCO:
During antecedent conditions, 400kV
Anaikadavu Thappugundu line-2 was
under outage. As per the reports
SR/
08-06-2022 submitted, triggering incident was R-
GD- SR 67 6 GD-1
08:34 N fault in 400kV Anaikadavu
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Thappugundu Line-1 and the line got
tripped. Tripping of the only
connected line resulted in complete
outage of 400kV/110kV
Thappugundu SS.
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Category as
Generati Load
No. time Grid
(MW) (MW)
Standards
Tippapur SS and 400kV/11kV
Medaram SS of TSTRANSCO: During
antecedent conditions, 400kV
Singareni Ramadugu line-2 , 400kV
Ramadugu-Gajwel line-1, 400kV
Medaram Ramadugu line-2, 400kV
Tippapur Ramadugu line-2, 400kV
Tippapur Ramadugu line-2 and 400kV
SR/
17-06-2022 Tippapur Chandulapur line-1 were
GD- SR 0 0 GD-1
00:53 under outage . While charging 400kV
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Singareni Ramadugu line-1 at 00:53
hrs, 400kV Ramadugu-Medaram-1,
400kV Ramadugu-Tippapur-1, 400kV
Tippapur-Jangaon-1 and 400kV
Tippapur-Chandlapur-2 tripped on
over voltage. Tripping of all
connected lines resulted in complete
outage of 400kV/11kV Tippapur SS
and 400kV/11kV Medaram SS.
Nellore AP SS of APTANSCO: As per
incident was Y-N fault in 220kV
Manubolu Nellore Line-3. At both
ends, A/R initiated and Y-pole
SR/
18-06-2022 opened. After 400ms, the relay could
GD- SR 0 220 GD-1
12:38 still sense the current in Y-phase and
28
LBB operated. All the elements
connected to 220kV Bus tripped.
Since 220kV Nellore AP SS was under
single bus operation, this led to
Nellore AP SS .
Theni SS of TANTRANSCO: As per the
incident was LV side insulator failure
of 230kV/110kV Auto Transformer-2
SR/
21-06-2022 at Theni SS. Immediately, LBB
GD- SR 277 120 GD-1
14:53 operated and all the elements
29
connected to 230kV Bus tripped.
Since 230kV Theni SS was under
single bus operation. This resulted in
Theni SS.
46
Category as
Generati Load
No. time Grid
(MW) (MW)
Standards
Medchal SS of TSTRANSCO: As per
incident was 220kV BBP operation at
SR/
21-06-2022 220kV/132kV Medchal SS and all the
GD- SR 0 150 GD-1
19:34 elements connected to bus bar
30
tripped. Since 220kV Medchal was
under single bus operation, this
220kV/132kV Medchal SS.
Complete Outage of 400kV RYTPP

Generating Station of APGENCO:
During antecedent conditions, 400kV
Kalikiri RYTPP Line -2 was under
outage. The triggering incident was
tripping of 400kV Kalikiri RYTPP Line -
SR/
24-06-2022 1 on over voltage stage-1 protection
GD- SR 0 0 GD-1
02:41 at RYTPP end and DT was received at
31
Kalikiri end. Since both lines
connected to RYTPP got tripped, this
400kV RYTPP generating station.
There was no generation in RYTPP
during this event.
Complete Outage of
220kV/110kV/11kV Areacode SS,
220kV/110kV/11kV Kanhirode SS,
220kV/110kV/11kV Orkattery,
220kV/110kV/33kV Taliparamba SS,
220kV/110kV/11kV Mylatty SS and
220kV/110kV Ambalathara SS of
KSEB: As per the reports submitted,
the triggering incident was Earth wire
SR/ snapping and falling on 220kV Bus-1
25-06-2022
GD- SR and Bus-2 at 220kV/110kV/11kV 0 404 GD-1
05:46
32 Areacode SS . 220kV Bus-1 and Bus-2
BBP operated and all the elements
connected to the Buses tripped
resulting in complete outage of
220kV/110kV/11kV Areacode SS .
Because of radial connection, this
also resulted in complete outage of
220kV/110kV/11kV Kanhirode SS,
220kV/110kV/11kV Orkattery,
220kV/110kV/33kV Taliparamba SS,
47
Category as
Generati Load
No. time Grid
(MW) (MW)
Standards
220kV/110kV/11kV Mylatty SS and
220kV/110kV Ambalathara SS.
Tripping of 230kV Bus-2 of

400kV/230kV/110kV Manali SS of
TANTRANSCO: As per the reports
SR/ submitted, the triggering incident
03-04-2022
GI- SR was operation of 230kV Bus-2 BBP 0 0 GI-1
11:24
1 while normalising 220kV Manali
Mylapur line. This resulted in
deenergisation of 230kV Bus-2 of
400kV/230kV/110kV Manali SS.

220kV/132kV N'Sagar PH of
TSGENCO: During antecedent
conditions, N'sagar PH Unit-5 was
SR/
04-04-2022 connected to 220kV Bus-1. As per the
GI- SR 0 0 GI-1
02:06 reports submitted, triggering incident
2
was suspected maloperation of Unit-
5 LBB and all the elements connected
to 220kV Bus-1 got tripped at
220kV/132kV N'Sagar PH.

400kV/220kV BTPS of KPCL: As per
the reports submitted, triggeirng
incident was operation of 400kV Bus-
SR/
06-04-2022 2 BBP at 400kV/220kV BTPS while
GI- SR 0 0 GI-2
16:58 installing an LBB relay in 400kV Main
3
CB of 400kV BTPS Hiriyur Line-1. This
resulted in tripping of all elements
connected to 400kV Bus-2 at
400kV/220kV BTPS.
400kV/220kV Kudgi_NTPC : As per
incident was LBB maloperation in
SR/ 220kV Kudgi_NTPC Nandihal line-3
14-04-2022
GI- SR which was under shutdown and 0 0 GI-1
17:11
4 connected to 220kV Bus-1 at Kudgi
end. Immediately, Bus-1 BBP
operated and all the elements
connected to the 220kV Bus-1 got
tripped at Kudgi_NTPC.
48
Category as
Generati Load
No. time Grid
(MW) (MW)
Standards
220kV Bus Outage of 400kV/220kV
Kozhikode SS of PGCIL SR-2: During
antecedent conditions, all 220kV
elements were connected to Bus-2 as
SR/ Bus-1 was taken under shutdown at
26-04-2022
GI- SR 400kV/220kV Kozhikode SS. 97 0 GI-1
09:42
5 Triggering incident was B-N fault in
220kV Bus-2 and immediately BBP
operated resulting in the tripping of
all the elements connected to Bus-2
at Kozhikode SS.
Tripping of 110kV Bus at
400kV/230kV/110kV Kanarpathy SS
of TANTRANSCO: As per the report
was the failure of 400kV/110kV
Kanarpathy ICT-3 LV side B-phase
bypass isolator towards the Bus side.
HV and LV side breakers of
SR/ 400kV/110kV Kanarpathy ICT-3 got
30-04-2022
GI- SR tripped on the operation of 261 0 GI-1
09:28
6 Differential protection. Since the fault
was not in the BBP zone and the fault
was persistent even after the tripping
of ICT#3, LV side backup OC
protection of ICT#3 operated, and
this initiated LBB resulting in the
tripping of all the elements
connected to 110kV Bus at
Kanarpathy.
400kV/220kV Kalpakka SS of
APTRANSCO: As per the reports
SR/ submitted, 400kV Bus-1 Y-phase
01-05-2022
GI- SR differential protection operated at 0 0 GI-2
00:18
7 Kalpakka SS due to heavy tracking of
insulators. Immediately, BBP
connected to Bus-1 got tripped.
49
Category as
Generati Load
No. time Grid
(MW) (MW)
Standards

SR/ submitted, 400kV Bus-1 B-phase
01-05-2022
GI- SR differential protection operated at 0 0 GI-2
19:24
8 Kalpakka SS due to heavy tracking of
insulators. Immediately, BBP
connected to Bus-1 got tripped.
Tripping of 220kV Bus-2 of VTPS

station of APGENCO: As per the
report submitted, the triggering
incident was R-N fault in 220kV VTPS
SR/ Rentachintala line which was
06-05-2022
GI- SR connected to 220kV Bus-2 at VTPS. At 410 0 GI-1
18:27
9 VTPS end, fault was sensed in Zone-1.
But R-pole of CB failed to open
leading to LBB operation. This
resulted in tripping of all elements
connected to 220kV Bus-2 at VTPS.
Tripping of 400kV Bus-1 at

400kV/230kV/110kV Alamathy SS of
TANTRANSCO and De-energization
of 400kV Bus-1 and Bus-3 at 400kV
NCTPS of TANGEDCO: As per the
incident was B-N fault in 400kV
NCTPS SVCTM Line-1 at 06:36hrs. At
both ends, A/R operated and the line
tripped on persistent fault. At
06:37hrs, there was a Y-N fault in the
SR/
10-05-2022 400kV Alamathy NCTPS line. At
GI- SR 400 0 GI-2
06:36 Alamathy end, MCB failed to open
10
which led to LBB operation and
tripping of all the MCBs connected to
400kV Bus-1. At 06:43hrs, 400kV
NCTPS Vallur Line-1 and Line-2
tripped on B-N fault and Y-N fault
respectively. At 09:20hrs, 400 kV
NCTPS - SVCTM Line-2 tripped on Y-N
fault. With the tripping of these lines,
running U#4 at 400kV NCTPS got
tripped due to loss of evacuation and
there was de-energization of 400kV
50
Category as
Generati Load
No. time Grid
(MW) (MW)
Standards
Bus-1 and Bus-3 at NCTPS.
Tripping of 400kV Bus-2 of 400kV

Hinduja SS: 400kV Hinduja has bus
configuration of One and half breaker
scheme. As per the reports sumitted,
triggering incident was B-phase bus
side isolator failure of 400kV Hinduja
Kalpakka line-2 at Hinduja end.
SR/ Immediately, Bus-2 BBP operated and
18-05-2022
GI- SR all the Main CBs connected to Bus-2 0 0 GI-2
10:13
11 got tripped. Since 400kV Hinduja
Kalpakka Line-1 was under LC and
was in the same dia with 400kV
Hinduja Kalpakka Line-2, 400kV
Hinduja Kalpakka Line-2 was not
being fed through tie breaker.
Tripping of main breaker led to
tirpping of the line.
SR/ was B-phase isolator failure of 400kV
21-05-2022
GI- SR Kalpakka HNPCL Line-1 which is 0 0 GI-2
12:43
12 connected to 400kV Bus Section-1 at
Kalpakka SS. Immediately, Bus
Section-1 BBP operated and all the
elements connected to Bus-1 got
tripped.
Tripping of HVDC Pugalur Raigarh

Pole-1,2,3&4 of PGCIL SR-2: As per
the reports submitted, triggering
SR/
22-05-2022 incident was Line fault on DC Line-
GI- SR 0 0 GI-2
20:58 1&2 of Raigarh Pugalur Poles. The
13
system attempted 4 unsuccessful
restarts and tripped all 4 poles due to
persistent fault.
51
Category as
Generati Load
No. time Grid
(MW) (MW)
Standards
Tripping of 220kV Bus-2 of 220kV

Lower Sileru PH of APGENCO: As per
the reports submitted, while
SR/
27-05-2022 deparalling the Unit-1 which is
GI- SR 88 0 GI-1
19:44 connected to 220kV Bus-2 R-phase
14
breaker failed to open. This led to
LBB operation and all the elements
connected to 220kV Bus-2 tripped.

submitted, 400kV Bus-3 B-phase
SR/
02-06-2022 differential protection operated at
GI- SR 0 0 GI-2
03:49 Kalpakka SS due to B-phase isolator
15
failure. Immediately, BBP operated
400kV Bus-3 got tripped at
400kV/220kV Kalpakka SS.
Tripping of 230kV Bus of
230kV/110kV Sembatty SS of
TANTRANSCO: 230kV/110kV
Sembatty SS has single Bus
configuration at 230kV level. As per
incident was B-N fault in 230kV
Mywadi Sembatty line. At Mywadi
end, fault was sensed in zone-1, A/R
SR/
02-06-2022 operated and line tripped on
GI- SR 0 0 GI-1
11:45 persistent fault. At Sembatty end,
16
fault was sensed in zone-1, B-pole got
opened and A/R initiated. B-phase
current was observed even after
opening the pole, LBB operated and
all the elements connected to 230kV
Bus tripped. This resulted in tripping
of 230kV Bus of 230kV/110kV
Sembatty SS. 110kV Bus was intact
during the event.
52
Category as
Generati Load
No. time Grid
(MW) (MW)
Standards
SR/
09-06-2022 Bus-3 Y-phase CT failure in Bus
GI- SR 0 0 GI-2
16:20 sectionalizer connecting Bus-3 and
17
Bus-1 . Immediately, BBP operated
400kV Bus-3 got tripped at
400kV/220kV Kalpakka SS.
400kV/220kV Nelamangala SS of
KPTCL: In the antecedent conditions
due to link rod cut in the limb to R-ph
Breaker of 400kV Neelamangala-
Hassan line the limb was closed
without opening. With the closing of
isolator for preparatory works,
voltage was observed only in the R-
phase limb for 400kV Nelamangala-
Hassan feeder. As per the reports
was the closing of 400kV
Nelamangala-Talaguppa line at
Nelamangala end after which a fault
SR/
15-06-2022 current was observed feeding 400kV
GI- SR 0 0 GI-2
17:56 Nelamangala-Hassan feeder for 1 min
18
30 sec of a magnitude of around 3kA
in R-phase. As the fault was being
fed for 1min and 30 sec, 400/220kV
ICT-2 at Nelamangala tripped on
operation of backup Earth fault
protection, 400kV Nelamangala-
Bidadi-1 and 2 , 400kV Nelamangala-
Devanahalli and 400kV Yelahanka-
Nelamangala tripped on directional
earth fault at Bidadi, Devanahalli and
Yelahanka ends respectively. At the
same time, LBB of 400kV Mysore
Nelamangala line-2 maloperated at
Nelamangala end causing tripping of
400kV Bus-1 at Nelamangala SS.
53
Category as
Generati Load
No. time Grid
(MW) (MW)
Standards
400kV/220kV Guttur SS of KPTCL: As
per the reports submitted, the
SR/ triggering incident was the
17-06-2022
GI- SR maloperation of Zone 2 Bus Bar 0 0 GI-2
16:51
19 protection operation in 400kV Bus-2
at 400kV/220kV Guttur SS.
Immediately, all the elements
connected to the Bus-2 tripped.
Annexure IIIA: Details of SPS operations

No. of
No. of times No. of
Sl. Month times
SPS Operated Details of SPS operated operated in correct
No. failed to
Month operations
operate
Power Export from 220kV SS,
1 Apr-22 SPS for 220kV Chittoor to Thiruvallam
6 6 0
Chittor-Tiruvalam (TANTRANSCO) exceeded
208MW. Hence SPS operated.
2 May-22 SPS for 220kV Chittoor to Thiruvallam
3 3 0
3 Jun-22 SPS for 220kV Chittoor to Thiruvallam
5 5 0
Annexure IIIB: Details of Islanding system operations

No. of No. of No. of
Sl. Islanding
Details of Islanding System times correct times
N Month system
operated operated operations failed to
o. operated
in Month operate
1 Apr-22
2 May-22 NIL
3 Jun-22
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Annexure IV: Details of Fault Level calculations
Note: The calculation of short circuit levels has been done using IEC 60909 Fault calculation method in
PSS/E platform.
3-phase
Voltage 3-phase Short
Bus Name Short Circuit
Level circuit MVA
current (kA)
CHINAKMPALLI 28582 41
CUDDAPA GIS 28582 41
MHSWRM-PG 32248 47
MAHES-TS 32309 47
400 kV RAICHUR TPS 28823 42
TUMKUR 27782 40
RAICHUR-PG 30128 43
TIRUNELVELLI 31421 45
PUGALUR 27825 40
55
Annexure V.A: Graphs indicating Transmission Line Constraints in Southern Region
Figure – A1
Figure – A2
56
Figure – A3
Figure – A4
57
Figure – A5
Figure – A6
58
Figure – A7
Figure – A8
59
Figure – A9
Figure – A10
60
Figure – A11
Figure – A12
61
Figure – A13
Figure – A14
62
Figure – A15
Figure – A16
63
Figure – A17
Figure – A18
64
Figure – A19
Figure – A20
65
Figure – A21
Figure – A22
66
Figure – A23
Figure – A24
67
Figure – A25
Figure – A26
68
Figure – A27
Figure – A28
69
Figure – A29
Figure – A30
70
Figure – A31
Figure – A32
71
Figure – A33
Figure – A34
72
Figure – A35
Figure – A36
73
Figure – A37
Figure – A38
74
Figure – A39
Figure – A40
75
Figure – A41
Figure – A42
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Figure – A43
Figure – A44
77
Figure – A45
Figure – A46
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Figure – A47
Figure – A48
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Figure – A49
Figure – A50
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Figure – A51
Figure – A52
81
Figure – A53
Figure – A54
82
Figure – A55
Figure – A56
Annexure V.B: Graphs indicating ICT Constraints in Southern Region
83
Figure – B1
Figure – B2
84
Figure – B3
Figure – B4
85
Figure – B5
Figure – B6
86
Figure – B7
Figure – B8
87
Figure – B9
Figure – B10
88
Figure – B11
Figure – B12
89
Figure – B13
Figure – B14
90
Figure – B15
Figure – B16
91
Figure – B17
Figure – B18
92
Figure – B19
Figure – B20
93
Figure – B21
Figure – B22
94
Figure – B23
Figure – B24
95
Figure – B25
Figure – B26
96
Figure – B27
Figure – B28
97
Figure – B29
Figure – B30
98
Figure – B31
Annexure V.C: Graphs Indicating Nodes Experiencing Low Voltage in Southern Region
99
Figure – C1
Figure – C2
100
Figure – C3
Figure – C4
101
Figure – C5
Figure – C6
102
Figure – C7
Figure – C8
103
Figure – C9
Figure – C10
104
Figure – C11
Figure – C12
105
Figure – C13
Figure – C14
106
Figure – C15
Annexure V.D: Graphs Indicating Nodes Experiencing High Voltage in Southern Region
107
Figure – D1
Figure – D2
108
Figure – D3
Figure – D4
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Figure – D5
Figure – D6
110
Figure – D7
Figure – D8
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Figure – D10
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Figure – D14
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Figure – D16
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Figure – D18
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Figure – D19
Figure – D20
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Figure – D21
Figure – D22
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Figure – D23
Figure – D24
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Figure – D25
Figure – D26
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Figure – D27
Figure – D28
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Figure – D29
Figure – D30
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Figure – D32
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Figure – D34
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Figure – D36
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Figure – D40
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Figure – D42
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Figure – D46
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Figure – D48
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Figure – D49
Figure – D50
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Figure – D52
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Figure – D54
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Figure – D56
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Figure – D57
Figure – D58
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Figure – D60
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Figure – D62
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Quarter-01 (Apr’-Jun’22)

SOUTHERN REGION 2022-23

Southern Regional Load Despatch Centre

िवषय/Sub: दि ण े के ैमािसक रपोट / Quarterly Report of SR for Q1 (2022-23)

ध यवाद सिहत / With Regards

भवदीय/ Yours faithfully,

Prepared By: Checked By Approved by: Issued by:

Dy. Manager Manager (SO- SR.GM (SO-II) MR (SRLDC)

Document Management Information

Document Effective Date: 20 July 2022

Sr. No Description of Change Date of Change Version No.

1 Quarterly Report 20-07-2022 0

1. Power supply position

a) Peak demand met and unrestricted demand

c) Energy availability and requirement

d) Energy availability and requirement chart

4. Schedule vs Drawl of States

5. Solar & wind generation in southern region

a) Commissioning of new generating units

b) Commissioning of new transmission lines

c) Commissioning of new substations

d) Commissioning of new line/bus reactors.

e) Transmission constraints & voltage problems affecting grid operation

ii) ICT constraints

iii) Low voltage

iv) High voltage

f) Major disturbances affecting grid operation

ii) Grid incidences

7. Quarterly feedback on transmission constraints

Quarter - 1(From Apr-2022 to Jun-2022)

1A. Peak Demand Met and Unrestricted Demand

Unrestricted Demand Peak Demand Met

Unrestricted Demand Peak Demand Met

1D. Energy availability and Requirement (in MU) chart

Month Requirement (MU) Availability (MU) Shortage % Shortage

2A. Frequency Profile (% time)

Average Frequency for May - 22

Average Frequency for Jun - 22

Month Apr - 22 May - 22 Jun - 22

400KV-BHADRAVTAHI- 400KV-GAZUWAKA- 400KV-KUDGI_PG- 765KV-NIZAMABAD- 765KV-RAICHUR_PG-

4. Schedule vs. Actual Drawal by States

Month STATE / UT Schedule (MU) Drawal (MU) OD(+)/UD(-)

5A. Wind Generation

Month AP (MU) TS (MU) KAR (MU) KL (MU) TN (MU) SR (MU)

SR Wind Generation in MU's during Apr - 22

SR Wind Generation in MU's during May - 22

5B. Solar Generation

Month AP (MU) TS (MU) KAR (MU) KL (MU) TN (MU) SR (MU)

1 STATE TUTICORIN 50 Solar

2 STATE TS SOLAR 5.37 Solar

B. CHARGING/COMMISSIONING OF NEW TRANSMISSION LINES

C. CHARGING/COMMISSIONING OF NEW ICTs

D. CHARGING/COMMISSIONING OF NEW SUBSTATIONS

Southern Regional Load Despatch Centre

Quarter 1: Apr’22 to Jun’22 Region: Southern Region

Section 1: Operational Constraints

Most of the 220 kV network in Bengaluru

 220 kV Mysore-Hootagalli D/C

The following lines are heavily loaded

1.2. ICT Constraints

1.3. Nodes Experiencing Low Voltage

2.1. Lines opened on High Voltage

Sl. Transmission Element (s) Remarks/ Corrective