(a) the details of power generated in the country during
each of the last three years, State-wise;
(b) the target fixed for the purpose and achieved during
the said period, State-wise;
(c) the deficiency in power generating capacity registered
during the period in each State; and
(d) the steps taken by the Government to bridge the gap
between the supply and demand of power in the country?
THE MINISTER OF POWER ( SHRI P.M. SAYEED )
(a) to (d) : A Statement is laid on the Table of the House.
STATEMENT REFERRED TO IN REPLY TO PARTS (a) TO (d) OF
STARRED QUESTION NO. 407 TO BE ANSWERED IN THE LOK SABHA ON
24.08.2004 REGARDING DEFICIENCY IN POWER GENERATION
CAPACITY.
(a) to (c) : State-wise electricity generation target vis-a-vis actual generation for the last three years i.e. 2001-02 to 2003-04 is given in Annexure.
(d) : Electricity being a concurrent subject,
supply and distribution of electricity in a State is the
responsibility of the State Government/State Power Utility
concerned which decides the priorities of power supply to
various categories of consumers/areas in the State.
Government of India supplements the efforts of the State
Governments by setting up power plants through Central
Public Sector Undertakings in Central Sector with allocation
to the States depending upon their entitlement. The
following steps are being taken to improve the generation
and availability of power in the country:
(i) A capacity addition of 41,110 MW has been targeted
for 10th Five Year Plan consisting of 22,832 MW in
Central Sector, 11,157 MW in State Sector and
7,121 MW in Private Sector.
(ii) Early stabilization of newly commissioned units
and overall increase in Plant Load Factor (PLF) of
thermal units.
(iii) Creation of a robust National Grid for
optimum utilization of generation capacity and
inter-regional transmission of power.
(iv) To bring about reforms in distribution, Government
of India has implemented the Accelerated Power
Development and Reforms Programme (APDRP) for
upgradation of sub-transmission system in States
as a major step towards reduction of aggregate
transmission and commercial losses and attaining
commercial viability of the power sector. Funds
are being provided to States for undertaking
schemes for upgradation of sub-transmission and
distribution systems under the APDRP.
(v) Comprehensive programme of extensive rural electrification.
(vi) Demand side management, energy efficiency and
conservation measures.
(vii) Disbursement of loans with interest subsidy by the
Power Finance Corporation for renovation and modernization
of old and inefficient generating units.
(viii) Exploitation of hydro potential and
development of thermal capacity at a faster pace.
ANNEXURE
ANNEXURE REFERRED TO IN PARTS (a) TO (c) OF THE STATEMENT LAID
IN REPLY TO STARRED QUESTION NO. 407 TO BE ANSWERED IN THE LOK
SABHA ON 24.08.2004 REGARDING DEFICIENCY IN POWER GENERATION CAPACITY.
State wise total generation for the year 2001-02, 2002-03 and 2003-04:
(Figures in MUs)
2001-2002 2002-2003 2003-2004
NAME OF TARGET ACTUAL SHORT TARGET ACTUAL SHORT TARGET ACTUAL SHORT STATE/UTs FALL FALL FALL W.R.T. W.R.T. W.R.T. TARGET TARGET TARGET
DELHI 8140 7952 -188 9960 8780 -1180 10050 10593 HARYANA 8075 8175 8802 8908 9523 9792 H.P. 8480 8374 -106 8905 8735 -170 12352 11753 -599 J&K 6287 5558 -729 6119 5983 -136 6213 7270 PUNJAB 23760 23866 23720 23690 -30 23070 25581 RAJASTHAN 19113 18988 -125 21202 21861 24514 23045 -1469 U.P. 74864 74787 -77 74137 73837 -300 74302 74335 UTTARANCHAL 3790 3326 -464 3810 3770 -40 4316 3904 -412 GUJARAT 53082 44446 -8636 47298 48281 0 54004 47284 -6720 M.P 33700 30324 -3376 33380 33338 -42 33175 33296 CHATTISGARH 23310 24740 24430 24305 -125 24000 24249 MAHARASHTRA 69924 65319 -4605 65147 65147 65588 67371 GOA N.A. - 356 - - 338 A.P. 53429 51172 -2257 59438 56713 -2725 61747 57732 -4015 KERALA 11603 8874 -2729 11338 8092 -3246 11391 7723 -3668 KARNATAKA 27299 24851 -2448 27522 24105 -3417 28895 25040 -3855 TAMILNADU 47493 45419 -2074 47480 45986 -1494 50178 46670 -3508 PONDICHERRY 235 250 235 265 235 277 LAKSHADEEP N.A. - 21 0 22 BIHAR 4547 5244 5450 5585 5668 6376 JHARKHAND 7433 6606 -827 6634 7047 9456 6758 -2698 ORISSA 15922 18690 17115 15635 -1480 19106 23828 W.B. 32438 32653 35930 35802 -128 37625 38519 SIKKIM 385 383 -2 385 390 380 381 ANDAMAN NIC. 0 0 - - 165 145 -20 ASSAM 3784 2857 -927 3346 2756 -590 3436 3093 -343 MEGHALAYA 785 794 816 822 816 731 -85 MANIPUR 450 569 500 553 519 504 -15 TRIPURA 835 844 1054 901 -153 1057 1083 NAGALAND 287 145 -142 227 121 -106 240 164 -76 ARUNACHAL 50 41 -9 1159 199 -960 1023 984 -39 MIZORAM 0 0 0 0 11 -11
TOTAL ALL INDIA 539500 515247 -24253 545539 531984 -13555 573055 558841 -14214
NOTE : 1. Includes generation of existing central sector projects in the States. 2. Even though there is no generation in UTs of Daman & Diu, Dadar & Nagar Haveli and Chandigarh, they get power from the central generating stations as per their entitlements.