1 / 23

UI computations

UI computations. Rationale in fixing the rate. UI rate @50Hz= 155ps/u Median of of Average cost of Coal/ Lignite for 08/09-01/10 UI rate @49.7Hz= 403ps/u sufficient incentive to the generating station based on coal including imported coal UI rate @49.5Hz= 873 ps/u

Download Presentation

UI computations

An Image/Link below is provided (as is) to download presentation Download Policy: Content on the Website is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use and may not be sold / licensed / shared on other websites without getting consent from its author. Content is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use only. Download presentation by click this link. While downloading, if for some reason you are not able to download a presentation, the publisher may have deleted the file from their server. During download, if you can't get a presentation, the file might be deleted by the publisher.

E N D

Presentation Transcript


  1. UI computations

  2. Rationale in fixing the rate • UI rate @50Hz= 155ps/u Median of of Average cost of Coal/ Lignite for 08/09-01/10 • UI rate @49.7Hz= 403ps/u sufficient incentive to the generating station based on coal including imported coal • UI rate @49.5Hz= 873 ps/u highest of the average energy charges of generating stations for 08/09-01/10

  3. UI cap rates Generators under APM fuel: • If the UI rate in a time block exceeds 403 ps/u then the UI rate for the station is restricted to = 403ps/u Restricted cap rates • For over-generation in a time block beyond 105% of the Declared Capacity i.e. if the generation is 105% to 107% (say) then for the extra 2% beyond 105% the rate = 155ps/u • For over-generation when the generation exceeds 101% of the Declared Capacity over an entire day then for any time block in that day,when the generation is say 104% then for the extra 3% (104%-101%) the rate is = 155ps/u

  4. UI cap rates Beneficiary or Buyer : • For Underdrawalupto10% or 250MW whichever is less = No cap • For Underdrawalbeyond 10% or 250MW shall not exceed 403ps/u • For Eg:- if AP has schedule of 100 MW,but is underdrawing at 91MW then for the 9MW the prevailing rate applies.But if it is underdrawing at 88MW and if the rate is 873ps/u (i.e. more than 403ps/u) then for 2MW (i.e. 100-10% of 100=90;90-88=2) the rate will be restricted to 403ps/u

  5. UI cap rates For Sellers • For Overgeneration upto 120% of Schedule = No cap • For Overgeneration beyond 120% of Schedule but upto 100% of Installed capacity =403ps/u Restricted Cap Rates • For Overgeneration beyond 105% of IC in a block or 101% of IC in a day = 155ps/u

  6. Additional UI • Additional UI is independent of individual behaviour of any constituents/ISGS/Seller • It is dependent solely on frequency. • Two frequency slabs • 49.5 Hz < SR/ER frequency < 49.2 Hz • SR/ER frequency < 49.2 Hz

  7. 49.5 Hz < SR/ER frequency < 49.2 Hz • For Beneficiary/Seller • If Overdrawing then 40 % of rate at 49.5 Hz i.e. 40% of 873ps/u • If Underinjecting then 20% of rate at 49.5 Hz i.e. 20% of 873ps/u • For ISGS • Only for underinjecting 20% of rate at 49.7 Hz i.e. 20% of 403ps/u

  8. SR/ER frequency < 49.2 Hz • For Beneficiary/Seller • If Overdrawing then 100 % of rate at 49.5 Hz i.e. 873ps/u • If Underinjecting then 40% of rate at 49.5 Hz i.e. 40% of 873ps/u • For ISGS • Only for underinjecting 40% of rate at 49.7 Hz i.e. 40% of 403ps/u

  9. Computation of UI • UI = Schedule – Actual • Taken from .tn1/kp1/… & .re1 files • Nuclear UI Adjustment to be taken into picture.

  10. Nuclear UI Adjustment • Case study: • Suppose KAPS has a Schedule of 100MW.As per schedule its allocation has been split equally between KA,KL,TN,AP. • Now,let its Actual be 104MW. • So, KA gets 26MW=KL=TN=AP. • Each state gets an extra of 1MW. • If there was no nuclear UI,then let UI of each state be 100,200,300,400 MW respectively • Now, when there is nuclear UI,then the UI of each state is adjusted by 1MW. • Resultant UI becomes 99,199,299,399MW.

  11. UI Calculation • After the nuclear adjustment is done (for all 4 nuclear PPs) this resultant/effective/total UI is from now on taken as the normal UI. • So amount for the UI = 2.5 * UI (in MW) * rate (in ps/KWh)

  12. Calculation of restricted UI • Calculation of quantity of UI to be restricted = X (say…) • Restricted amount = 2.5*restricted rate * X • Restricted rate = 155ps/u iff prevailing rates more than 155ps/u • Valid only for ISGS & Seller

  13. Calculation of Cap rates • For ISGS/Seller –> Quantity of UI to be capped = UI – X • Capped amount = 2.5*(UI - X)*capped rate(403ps/u)

  14. Calculation of Cap rates • For beneficiary, Capped amount = 2.5*quantity*capped rate(403ps/u) • Quantity = beyond 10% of Schedule or 250MW,whichever is less.

  15. Calculation of Cap rates • For seller • Rate = 403ps/u when UI > 120% of schedule but when UI < 105% of IC. • Capped amount = 2.5*UI*rate. • Quantity = UI

  16. Additional UI • Applicable only when frequency is lower than ideal frequency band. • Amount = 2.5*rate*UI • Rate is dependent on frequency, type of constituents and overdrawal/underinjection.

  17. Weekly calculations

  18. Column ‘D’ • Differential amount arised from capping (due to U/D & O/I) = UI amount w/o capping – UI amount with capping

  19. Column ‘E’ • Differential amount arised from capping = UI amount w/o capping – (restricted amount + APM capping) • Valid only for generators & Sellers

  20. Restricting the lesser of two • When payable > receivable then payable is made equal to receivable by curtailing the payable of states only,so that total payable = total receivable.

  21. Restricting the lesser of the two(Adjustment to non negative number) • Say, when receivable = 100 crores, payable = 110 crores. • However, in the payable column, among states say if KA only has to pay 8 crores. • When restricting,the states amount has to be curtailed by 10 crores so that payable = receivable. • In this case if it is curtailed,then KA receives 2 crores instead of paying 8 crores. • Hence, to avoid this, KA payable is made = 0,the extra 2 Crores go to SR UI Pool.

  22. Q & A

More Related