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ATTENDANCE SHEET
MEETING OF NATIONAL RELIABILITY COUNCIL ON 20.03.2014
Name & Designation
(Sh/Smt)
Organization
Contact No.
e-Mail ID
1.
P. K. Pahwa, Member (GO&D)
CEA
2.
K.Seshadri, OSD/PPP
TANGEDCO
9445857502
3.
K. Viswanathan Director , OPN
TANTRANSCO
9445393063
4.
S.K. Sarma, CGM, SLDC
AEGCL, Assam
9435140964
5.
A.K. Saikia, DGC (I/C)
AEGCL
9864116176
[email protected]
6.
Ajay Talegaonkar, SE (O)
NRPC
9910728144
[email protected]
7.
P.S. Mhaske, MS(I/C)
NRPC
9968667741
[email protected]
8.
P. Rajagunanidhi , EE/TRANTRANCO
TANTRANCO
9445857186
[email protected]
9.
P. Murugavelan , AEE
TANTRANSCO
9445857179
[email protected]
10.
P. Jindal, Director (SP&PA)
CEA
11.
A.R. Abhyankar, IIT Delhi
IIT Delhi
9711288083
[email protected]
12.
S.C. Srivastava, Professor EE Dept
IIT Kanpur,
9918775929
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
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ATTENDANCE SHEET
MEETING OF NATIONAL RELIABILITY COUNCIL ON 20.03.2014
Name & Designation
(Sh/Smt)
Organization
Contact No.
e-Mail ID
13.
Satyanarayan S
WRPC
9223399938
[email protected]
14.
S.R. Bhat, MS
SRPC
9845451121
[email protected]
15.
Y.K. Sehgal, COO
CTU-POWER
GIRD
9650293194
[email protected]
16.
Dilip Rozekar, DGM
CTU-Planning
9910378106
[email protected]
17.
Dinesh Chandra, CE (IC), GM
CEA
9868182892
[email protected]
18.
Pankaj Batra, CE (IC), RA
CEA
9350981062
[email protected]
19.
D. K. Meena, DD, RA
CEA
9968031130
[email protected]
20.
Pankaj Kumar Verma, AD, RA
CEA
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First Meeting of the
National Reliability
Council
20.3.2014
CERC Order dated 11.12.2013 on Petition No.
88/SM/2012 with IA No. 11/2013 in the
matter of calculation of TTC, ATC and TRM
“28. We find that in view of new market players, merchant generators, untied
capacity of many IPPs in absence of Case –I biddings and tendency of States to
use short term power for their requirements in case of delay in capacity
addition, this type of apprehensions in regard to computation of TTC , ATC by
market participants may continue. We are of opinion that it would be better
that a mechanism is evolved to make this process of TTC, ATC computation
more broad based and transparent. Therefore, CEA is directed to constitute a
National Reliability Council with participation from CTU, CEA, RPCs/ State
Representatives and IITs which shall approve computation of TTC for the
month and further revisions shall be done by POSOCO.”
Members
Member (GO&D), CEA
COO, CTU
Chairman
-
Member
Member Secretary of NRPC, New Delhi
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Member
Member Secretary of SRPC, Bangalore
-
Member
Member Secretary of WRPC ,Mumbai
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Member
Member Secretary of ERPC, Kolkata Member Secretary of NERPC, Shillong
Director, TANTRANSCO
Member
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Director, WBSETCL
Member
Member
-
Member
Director, MSETCL
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Member
Director, UPPCL
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Member
Director, APTCL
-
Member
Prof. S. C. Srivastava, IIT, Kanpur
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Member
Prof. Abhyankar, IIT, Delhi
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Member
Chief Engineer (GM)
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Member
Chief Engineer (SP&PA)
-
Member
Chief Engineer (Regulatory Affairs),CEA -
Member Secretary
Functions
To compute the TTC of each Transmission Corridor in the Grid.
To coordinate the protection of the Grid on an All-India basis.
Any other matter related to Reliability of the Grid.
Other provisions
The Council will decide on the methodology of operation, time and frequency
of meetings, etc.
The Council may co-opt any other person/organization as a member.
orth American Electric Reliability
orporation (NERC)
The North American Electric Reliability Corporation is a not-for-profit entity
Mission is to ensure the reliability of the bulk power system in North America.
NERC develops and enforces Reliability Standards; annually assesses seasonal
and long-term reliability; monitors the bulk power system through system
awareness; and educates, trains and certifies industry personnel. NERC’s area
of responsibility spans the continental United States, Canada and the
northern portion of Baja California, Mexico. NERC is the electric reliability
organization for North America, subject to oversight by the Federal Energy
Regulatory Commission and governmental authorities in Canada. Entities
under NERC’s jurisdiction are the users, owners and operators of the bulk
power system, which serves more than 334 million people.
Functions of NERC
Develops and enforces Reliability Standards;
Annually assesses seasonal and long-term reliability;
Monitors the bulk power system through system awareness; and
Educates, trains and certifies industry personnel.
About NERC
NERC’s area of responsibility spans the continental United States, Canada and
the northern portion of Baja California, Mexico.
NERC is the electric reliability organization for North America, subject to
oversight by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission and governmental
authorities in Canada.
Entities under NERC’s jurisdiction are the users, owners and operators of the
bulk power system, which serves more than 334 million people.
DISCUSSIONS