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Annexure-I
AGGREGATE TECHNICAL & COMMERCIAL (AT&C) LOSS DATA – DISTRIBUTION UTILITIES

Region	S.No.	State	Utility	S. No. Utilities	2003-04	2008-09
Eastern	1	Bihar	Bihar State Electricity Board	1	50.33%	DNF
	2	Jharkhand	Jharkhand State Electricity Board	2	64.12%	53.19%
			JAMSHEDPUR UTILITIES & SERVICES CO. LTD.	3	DNF	3.23%
			DAMDAR VALLEY CORPORATION	4	10.94%	9.11%
	3	Orissa	Central Electricity Supply Utility (CESU)	5	DNF	45.50%
			Northern Electricity Supply Company (NESCO)	6	DNF	36.61%
			Southern Electricity Supply Company (SOUTHCO)	7	DNF	52.38%
			Western Electricity Supply Company (WESCO)	8	DNF	37.80%
	8	Manipur	Manipur PD	15	75.00%	DNF
	10	Mizoram	Mizoram PD	17	60.39%	DNF
	12	Tripura	Tripura PD	19	NA	34.94%
Northern	13	Delhi	North Delhi Power Limited	20	44.86%	18.96%
			BSES Rajdhani Power Limited	21	45.05%	20.94%
			BSES Yamuna Power Limited	22	54.29%	24.39%
	14	Haryana	DAKSHIN HARYANA BIJLI VITRAN NIGAM	24	36.99%	26.72%
			UTTAR HARYANA BIJLI VITRAN NIGAM	25	40.49%	DNF
	15	Himachal Pradesh	Himachal Pradesh State Electricity Board	26	38.64%	23.13%
	16	Jammu & Kashmir	J&K PDD	27	70.79%	72.93%
	17	Punjab	Punjab State Electricity Board	28	DNF	DNF
	18	Rajasthan	Ajmer Vidut Vitran Nigam Ltd.	29	45.40%	29.55%
			Jodhpur Vidut Vitran Nigam Ltd.	30	44.79%	29.54%
			Jaipur Vidut Vitran Nigam Ltd.	31	35.08%	27.61%
	19	Uttar Pradesh	DVVN	32	53.73%	34.92%
			MVVN	33	NA	31.63%
			KESCO	36	NA	42.94%
			Noida Power Company Limited	37	11.97%	8.50%
	20	Uttarakhand	UTTARAKHAND POWER CORPORATION LIMITED	38	52.98%	33.26%
Southern	21	Andhra Pradesh	Central Power Distribution Company of A.P. Ltd.	39	29.31%	17.43%
			EASTERN POWER DISTRIBUTION COMPANY OF A.P. LTD.	40	14.73%	9.16%
			NORTHERN POWER DISTRIBUTION CO. LTD.	41	27.55%	15.45%
			SOUTHERN POWER DISTRIBUTION CO. LTD.	42	17.21%	14.44%
	22	Karnataka	Banglore Electricity Supply Company	43	27.00%	18.18%
			Chamundeshwari Electricity Supply Company	44	DNF	26.08%
			Gulbarga Electricity Supply Company	45	37.52%	42.00%
			Hubli Electricity Supply Company Limited	46	28.45%	33.33%
			THE HUKERI RURAL ELECTRIC CO-OP SOCIETY LTD	47	49.65%	38.50%
	23	Kerala	Kerala State Electricity Board	49	28.46%	DNF
			Rubber Park Limited	50	56.45%	2.79%
			Technopark Limited	51	22.60%	13.83%
	25	Tamil Nadu	Tamil Nadu Electricity Board	53	20.71%	18.95%
	28	Gujarat	Dakshin Gujarat Vij Co. Ltd.	56	DNF	DNF
			Madhya Gujarat Vij Co. Ltd.	57	21.02%	11.78%
			Paschim Gujarat Vij Co. Ltd.	58	100.00%	30.07%
			Uttar Gujarat Vij Co. Ltd.	59	DNF	11.46%
			Torrent Power Ltd. (Ahmedabad)	60	DNF	14.30%
			Torrent Power Ltd. (Surat)	61	DNF	9.76%
	29	Madhya Pradesh	MP Madhya Kshetra Vidyut Vitaran Company Ltd.	62	DNF	39.71%
			MP Paschim Kshetra Vidyut Vitaran Company Ltd.	63	DNF	35.34%
			M.P. Poorv Kshetra Vidyut Vitaran Company Ltd.	64	DNF	40.88%
	30	Maharashtra	Maharashtra State Electricity Distribution Co. Ltd …	65	DNF	24.14%
			The Tata Power Compay Ltd.	66	DNF	-0.32%
			BEST	67	12.92%	14.16%
			Reliance Infrastructure Limited	68	9.27%	15.58%
			The Mula – Pravara Electric Co.Op. Soc. Limited	69	53.53%	43.17%
Note:
AT&C losses have been computed based on data of Utilities furnished by SERCs relating to (i) Total Energy available for sale (ii) Total Energy billed (iii) Amount billed, (iv) Amount realised and (v) Collection efficeiency as per the prescribed format (copy enclosed). In some cases, the AT&C loss figures are different from those given by SERCs. This is as a result of erroneous calculations at the end of the Utilities. SERCs may like to have the aforesaid data vetted preferably within a week, subsequent to which ‘FOR’ Secretariat proposes to send the data as above to Ministry of Power (MoP).
DNF – Data not furnished
NA – Not Applicable

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Carl said:

Europe is dealing with quite similar issues regarding the energy consumption. Although it is hard to compare India and Europe – the level of development and different organizational type of states/countries – the energy production, distribution and consumption is one of the main things that governments have to tackle.
The Japan nuclear powerplant disaster has now created serious doubts whether nuclear is the way to go. But quite honestly, I don’t see any other realistic option at the moment.

# 29 March 2011 at 1:06 pm

Tim from Cedar Rapids said:

@Carl: “The Japan nuclear powerplant disaster has now created serious doubts whether nuclear is the way to go. But quite honestly, I don’t see any other realistic option at the moment.”

How many disasters will it take to realize the inherent dangers of nuclear power? It certainly is a great source of energy, but at what cost. I think that more effort needs to be invested in solar… it is hugely untapped and probably the greatest source of energy that is literally staring us in the face.

Thoughts?

# 11 April 2011 at 12:52 pm

renjiniv (author) said:

Agreee… How ever, there are options like renewable energy available.. http://energybusiness.in/post-fukushima-really-changed-czech-republic/

# 12 April 2011 at 10:43 am

John said:

Renewable energy is the way to go and I’m sure in the future we will be getting most of our energy from renewable sources. But the problem is immediate and medium-term future. Because of different lobbies I am pretty certain that there will be decades before renewable energy sources will be available is such capacities that they will suffice for our ever-growing needs.

# 2 May 2011 at 8:43 pm

Adriana said:

thanks for share!

# 25 February 2012 at 4:52 pm

Jenny said:

I agree, nuclear power is way to dangerous to play with so recklessly. There are renewable sources available and only because of lobbies that try to stop the progress they are still held at bay. But sooner or later this has to change, otherwise we will destroy this planet.

# 26 February 2012 at 9:00 pm