PATIALA: Facing a ordinary situation right ahead the onset of the paddy season by which energy era at privately owned case II projects has been hit by means of the lack of coal, the state government has shot a letter to the union ministry for coal to believe those crops at par with state owned thermal stations whilst allocating the coal shares.
The government stated being case II personal crops, the 1400 MW Rajpura Thermal Plant and the 1920 MW Talwandi Sabo thermal crops sell whole electricity generated to satisfy state’s demand and compelled shut down of those impacts the provision of energy forcing the corporation to go in for regulatory measures (learn energy cuts). Thus, their coal allocation will have to be made at par with the state owned thermal stations.
The letter has been written following a disaster like situation the place the Rajpura Thermal plant needed to shut down one of its 660 MW unit two times in the last 45 days due to fuel scarcity.
Newly appointed chairman cum managing director of the Punjab State Power Corporation Limited (PSPCL) Baldev Singh Saran stated, “As the ability demand is anticipated to escalate over 12000 MW a day all over the paddy season, we want that all thermal gadgets in the state to generate energy at 100% in their capacity, which is possible simplest when there's sufficient coal to maintain operations.”
He stated the government had also requested the union government to make adjustments in the coal linage of 4 gadgets of the Bathinda thermal energy plant and the 2 gadgets of the Ropar Thermal crops and, which were shut down and provide the identical to case II personal projects in the state including.
Meanwhile, the control of the Rajpura Thermal plant on Wednesday said that after the intervention of chief minister Capt Amarinder Singh, who wrote a separate letter to the union government on July 7, the Coal Indian Limited (CIL) has increased coal send outs to satisfy the fuel necessities of the plant. Athar Shahab, the executive executive officer (CEO) of the plant, stated whilst the coal situation had eased to a definite extent, but in case provide falls, the plant can once more face a forced shutdown.
On the commentary issued by means of Coal India Limited that Rajpura Thermal have been not able to raise allotted coal, Shahab stated that they had made advance payment for coal, which was struck in transportation due to logistic issues.
Meanwhile, the PSPCL has also allowed the Talwandi Sabo plant and the Rajpura plant to import three lakh and a couple of lakh metric tonnes of coals to satisfy the fuel necessities all over the paddy season.
The government stated being case II personal crops, the 1400 MW Rajpura Thermal Plant and the 1920 MW Talwandi Sabo thermal crops sell whole electricity generated to satisfy state’s demand and compelled shut down of those impacts the provision of energy forcing the corporation to go in for regulatory measures (learn energy cuts). Thus, their coal allocation will have to be made at par with the state owned thermal stations.
The letter has been written following a disaster like situation the place the Rajpura Thermal plant needed to shut down one of its 660 MW unit two times in the last 45 days due to fuel scarcity.
Newly appointed chairman cum managing director of the Punjab State Power Corporation Limited (PSPCL) Baldev Singh Saran stated, “As the ability demand is anticipated to escalate over 12000 MW a day all over the paddy season, we want that all thermal gadgets in the state to generate energy at 100% in their capacity, which is possible simplest when there's sufficient coal to maintain operations.”
He stated the government had also requested the union government to make adjustments in the coal linage of 4 gadgets of the Bathinda thermal energy plant and the 2 gadgets of the Ropar Thermal crops and, which were shut down and provide the identical to case II personal projects in the state including.
Meanwhile, the control of the Rajpura Thermal plant on Wednesday said that after the intervention of chief minister Capt Amarinder Singh, who wrote a separate letter to the union government on July 7, the Coal Indian Limited (CIL) has increased coal send outs to satisfy the fuel necessities of the plant. Athar Shahab, the executive executive officer (CEO) of the plant, stated whilst the coal situation had eased to a definite extent, but in case provide falls, the plant can once more face a forced shutdown.
On the commentary issued by means of Coal India Limited that Rajpura Thermal have been not able to raise allotted coal, Shahab stated that they had made advance payment for coal, which was struck in transportation due to logistic issues.
Meanwhile, the PSPCL has also allowed the Talwandi Sabo plant and the Rajpura plant to import three lakh and a couple of lakh metric tonnes of coals to satisfy the fuel necessities all over the paddy season.
Treat Case II power projects at par with state owned thermal plants: Punjab to Centre
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