Madhya Gujarat Vij Company Ltd.

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1 BEFORE THE GUJARAT ELECTRICITY REGULATORY COMMISSION GANDHINAGAR Summary of Case 1549 /2015 In respect of Petition for True Up of & Determination of Provisional ARR and Tariff for Under GERC (Multi Year Tariff) Regulations, 2011 along with other guidelines and directions issued by the GERC from time to time AND under Part VII (Section 61 to Section 64) of the Electricity Act, 2003 read with the relevant Guidelines. Filed by:- Madhya Gujarat Vij Company Ltd. Corp. Office: Sardar Patel Vidyut Bhavan, Race Course Road, VADODARA Save Energy for Benefit of Self and Nation

2 1.INTRODUCTION Madhya Gujarat Vij Company Limited (MGVCL) is an unbundled entity of erstwhile Gujarat Electricity Board and one of the distribution companies engaged in distribution of electricity in the Central area of Gujarat. Madhya Gujarat Vij Co. Ltd obtained its Certificate of Commencement of Business on the 15 th October, However, the company had not commenced its commercial operations during the financial year ended 31 st March, The Company has started commercial function w.e.f. 1 st April The Gujarat Electricity Regulatory Commission (hereinafter referred to as GERC or the Hon ble Commission ), an independent statutory body constituted under the provisions of the Electricity Regulatory Commissions (ERC) Act, 1998, is vested with the authority of regulating the power sector in the State inter alia including setting of tariff for electricity consumers. The Hon ble Commission is now deemed to be the Commission established under Sub-Section (1) of Section-3 of the Gujarat Electricity Industries (Reorganization and Regulations) Act, Pursuant to GERC (Multi Year Tariff) Regulations, 2011 along with other guidelines and directions issued by the GERC from time to time AND under Part VII (Section 61 to Section 64) of the Electricity Act, 2003 read with the relevant Guidelines and order issued by Hon ble GERC in suo-motu petition no of 2015, MGVCL has file petition for True Up for and ARR and Determination of tariff for FY Case 1549 of Petition submitted to Hon ble Commission is summarized as under. 2. TRUE UP FOR FY : a) CATEGORY WISE SALES APPROVED AND ACTUAL FOR Category wise sales approved and actual for is as Under: TABLE 1 : CATEGORY-WISE SALES (Approved) Sales (MUs) (Actual) A LT Consumers 1 RGP GLP Non-RGP & LTMD Public Water Works Agriculture - Unmetered Agriculture - metered Public Lighting LT Total (A) B HT Consumers 8 Industrial HT Railway Traction HT Total (A) Grand Total (A + B) Page 1 of 10

3 b) DISTRIBUTION LOSSES The table below highlights the comparison of actual distribution losses of the MGVCL against that approved by the Hon ble Commission vide its Order on Mid term review of Business Plan, Petition no of 2015 dated 29 th April, TABLE 2 : DISTRIBUTION LOSSES (Approved) (Actual) 1 Distribution Losses 12.00% 12.27% c) ENERGY REQUIREMENT AND ENERGY BALANCE The gross energy requirement of MGVCL is as under TABLE 31 : ENERGY REQUIREMENT AND ENERGY BALANCE S. Unit (Approved) (Actual) 1 Energy Sales MUs 7, , Distribution Losses MUs 1, , % 12.00% 12.27% 3 Energy Requirement MUs 8, , Transmission Losses MUs Total Energy to be input to Transmission System MUs 9, , Pooled Losses in PGCIL System MUs Total Energy Requirement MUs 9, , d) CAPITAL EXPENDITURE The scheme-wise capital expenditure incurred in against approved by the Hon ble Commission is as shown below: TABLE 4 : CAPITAL EXPENDITURE A B C D E Page 2 of 10 (Approved) (Actual) Deviation Distribution Schemes Normal Development Scheme Electricity of Hutments (8.80) Kutir Jyoti Scheme Tribal Villages - - Total Rural Electrification Schemes TASP (Wells and Petapara) (20.54) Special Component plan (0.12) RE Normal Wells (62.12) Total (82.78) Others Energy Conservation (0.04) Sagar Khedu Solar Agri Pumps Total Non Plan Schemes SCADA RAPDRP(Part A) (48.28) RAPDRP(Part B) (3.38) RGGVY SCADA PART B (1.87) DRUM Total (47.23) National Electricity Fund (NEF) Schemes

4 System Improvement Scheme (45.26) Aerial Bunch Conductors Under Ground Cables Other New Schemes Total (28.60) F New Innovative Schemes Line Capacitors HVDS in selected sub-division (1.04) Automatic meter reading GIS in cities Automation and Computerization Customer Care Centre Replacement of Conductors/TC Misc. Civil + Electrical Works (2.66) Total G Other Schemes Urban Development Govt. School Electrification (General) Total H Capital Expenditure Total (149.17) FUNDING OF CAPITALISATION The funding of actual capitalisation is done through various sources categorised under four headings namely: Consumer Contribution, Grants, Equity and Debt. The detailed breakup of funding of capitalised asset during is mentioned in the table below. TABLE 5 : FUNDING OF CAPITALISATION (Approved) (Actual) Deviation 1 Capitalization (182.34) 2 Less : Consumer Contribution (39.38) 3 Grants Balance CAPEX (231.17) 5 70% (161.82) 6 30% (69.35) e) AGGREGATE REVENUE REQUIREMENT FOR Aggregate Revenue Requirement for for MGVCL in comparison with values approved by the Hon ble Commission is as under: TABLE 6 : AGGREGATE REVENUE REQUIREMENT FOR Page 3 of 10 (Approved) FY (Actual) Deviation 1 Cost of Power Purchase 3, , (411.21) 2 Operation & Maintenance Expenses (78.44) 2.1 Employee Cost (14.29) 2.2 Repair & Maintenance (6.44) 2.3 Administration & General Charges Other Debits (73.12) 2.5 Extraordinary Items Net Prior Period Expenses / (Income) (0.02) 2.7 Other Expenses Capitalised (73.00) (85.84) Depreciation (14.39)

5 4 Interest & Finance Charges Interest on Working Capital Provision for Bad Debts (4.14) 7 Sub-Total [1 to 6] 4, , (496.94) 8 Return on Equity (9.03) 9 Provision for Tax / Tax Paid (6.14) 10 Total Expenditure (7 to 9) 4, , (512.10) 11 Less: Non-Tariff Income Aggregate Revenue Requirement (10-11) 4, , (507.41) f) SHARING OF GAINS & LOSSES The following Table summarizes net gain/(loss) to MGVCL during on account of controllable & uncontrollable factors. TABLE 7 : NET GAIN/ (LOSS) FOR Gain/(Loss) Gain/(Loss) due due to to (Approved) (Actual) Controllable Uncontrollable Factors Factors 1 Cost of Power Purchase 3, , (11.82) (399.39) 2 Operation & Maintenance Expenses (18.14) (60.30) 2.1 Employee Cost (14.29) Repair & Maintenance (6.44) Administration & General Charges Other Debits (73.12) 2.5 Extraordinary Items Net Prior Period Expenses / (Income) (0.02) 2.7 Other Expenses Capitalised (73.00) (85.84) Depreciation (14.39) 4 Interest & Finance Charges Interest on Working Capital Provision for Bad Debts (4.14) - 7 Return on Equity (9.03) 8 Provision for Tax / Tax Paid (6.14) 9 ARR (1 to 8) 4, , (34.10) (478.00) 10 Non - Tariff Income Total ARR (9-10) 4, , (34.10) (473.31) g) REVENUE FOR 1.g.1. Actual Revenue of MGVCL for, is as under: TABLE 8 : REVENUE FOR (Approved) (Actual) 1 Revenue from Sale of Power 3, Revenue from FPPPA at Rs per kwh , Other Income (Consumer related) Total Revenue excluding subsidy (1+2+3) 4, , Agriculture Subsidy Page 4 of 10

6 6 Total Revenue including subsidy (4+5) 4, , h) REVENUE GAP/(SURPLUS) FOR 1 TABLE 9: REVENUE GAP FOR Aggregate Revenue Requirement originally approved for FY , Surplus/(Gap) of True-Up for FY (25.85) 3 4 Gain / (Loss) on account of Uncontrollable factor to be passed on to Consumer Gain / (Loss) on account of Controllable factor to be passed on to Consumer (1/3rd of Total Gain/Loss) (473.31) (11.37) 5 Revised ARR for ( ) 4, Revenue from Sale of Power 4, Other Income (Consumer related) Total Revenue excluding Subsidy (6 + 7) 4, Agriculture Subsidy Total Revenue including Subsidy (8 + 9) 4, Revised Gap after treating gains/(losses) due to Controllable/ Uncontrollable factors (5-10) The Hon ble Commission is requested to approve above mentioned gap and allow MGVCL to recover this gap in. 3. ARR and Tariff Determination for : GERC Order dated 2nd December, 2015 on the Petition 1534/2015 states the following: We decide that the approved ARR of FY of the licensees/generating companies concerned be considered as provisional ARR of the licensees/generating companies for... Accordingly, the Hon ble Commission s approved ARR for FY is considered as Provisional ARR for. TABLE 2 : PROVISIONAL ARR FOR (Provisional) 1 Cost of Power Purchase 4, Operation & Maintenance Expenses Employee Cost Repair & Maintenance Administration & General Charges Other Debits Extraordinary Items Net Prior Period Expenses / (Income) Other Expenses Capitalised (77.00) 3 Depreciation Page 5 of 10

7 (Provisional) 4 Interest & Finance Charges Interest on Working Capital - 6 Provision for Bad Debts - 7 Sub-Total [1 to 6] 4, Return on Equity Provision for Tax / Tax Paid Total Expenditure (7 to 9) 4, Less: Non-Tariff Income Aggregate Revenue Requirement (10-11) 4, (a) Consumer category wise Approved Sales for : The sales for FY has been approved by Hon ble Commission in Order dated 29th April, 2014 for Mid-term Review of Business Plan for MGVCL. The same is considered as provisional sales for in the table below: TABLE 11: PROVISIONAL SALES FOR Sales (MU) (Provisional) A LT Consumers 1 RGP 2, GLP Non-RGP LTMD Public Water Works Agriculture 1, Public Lighting Total (A) 5, B HT Consumers 8 Industrial HT 2, Railway Traction HT Total (B) 2, Grand Total (A+B) 8, (b) Revenue Projection: Based on provisional sales & existing retail tariff, revenue from sale of power works out to Rs. 3, Crore for. The consumer category wise revenue for estimated by MGVCL is as given in the following table: TABLE 12: REVENUE AT EXISTING TARIFF FOR Revenue () (Existing Tariff) A LT Consumers 1 RGP GLP Non-RGP LTMD Public Water Works Agriculture Public Lighting Page 6 of 10

8 LT Total (A) 1, B HT Consumers 8 Industrial HT 1, Railway Traction HT Total (B) 1, Grand Total (A + B) 3, Summary of Petition for True Up for The Revenue from FPPPA for FY has been projected considering the base rate of 120 paise per unit. The FPPPA projection for is as given in the table given below: TABLE 13: FPPPA PROJECTED FOR Amount Rate of FPPPA considered (Rs/kWh) 1.20 Sales (Mus) 8, FPPPA charges in Rs. Crores The income under the head Other Consumer Related Income and Agriculture subsidy for has been considered same as that approved in FY by the Hon ble Commission in the Mid-term Review Order dated 29th April, The total revenue projected for is as given below: TABLE 14 : TOTAL PROJECTED REVENUE FOR AT EXISTING TARIFF (Projected) 1 Revenue with Existing Tariff 3, FPPPA 120 paisa/kwh Other Income (Consumer related) Agriculture Subsidy Total Revenue including subsidy (1 to 4) 4, MGVCL in the petition for True-up of FY and Tariff determination for FY had proposed to recover the revenue gap/(surplus) of FY & FY amounting to Rs Crores and Rs Crores respectively. The Hon ble Commission in the Order dated 16th April 2013 for True-up of FY and Tariff determination for FY had mentioned the following: Further, it is to mention that MGVCL has considered net revenue gap/ surplus of FY and FY to arrive at consolidated gap till FY In this regard, it is to state that net revenue gap of Rs crores for FY and gap of Rs crores for FY have been considered by the Commission while determining the tariff for FY Thus, any gap / surplus due to past period (FY and FY ) shall be considered during true up of FY The Hon ble Commission in Order dated 29th April 2014 did not considered the revenue gap/(surplus) of FY & FY while approving the Trueup of FY Accordingly, the past years revenue gap/(surplus) of FY & FY of MGVCL amounting to Rs Crores and Rs Crores respectively Page 7 of 10

9 which were not considered by the Hon ble Commission during the Truing-up of FY is also proposed to be recovered in the provisional ARR of FY The Hon ble Commission had directed MGVCL to submit financial implication of DSM programme in the tariff petition for determination of tariff for FY In line with the same, MGVCL had proposed expenditure of Rs Crores under DSM Programme for FY The Hon ble Commission had approved the same in Order dated 31st March Accordingly, the Hon ble Commission is proposed to approve the DSM programme expenditure at Rs Crores for also. On comparison of the Aggregate Revenue Requirement approved in the Midterm Review of Business Plan, Revenue Gap from true up for Recovery of past year True-Up gap/(surplus) for FY & FY and DSM Programme expenditure with the total revenue projected with existing tariff, the provisional gap/(surplus) for is projected to be at Rs. (38.84) Crores. TABLE 15: PROVISIONAL REVENUE GAP/(SURPLUS) FOR AT EXISTING TARIFF (Projected) 1 Aggregate Revenue Requirement 4, Revenue Gap from True up of Recovery of past year True-Up gap/(surplus) for FY Recovery of past year True-Up gap/(surplus) for FY DSM Programme Expenditure Total Aggregate Revenue Requirement (1 to 5) 4, Revenue with Existing Tariff 3, FPPPA 120 paisa/kwh Other Income (Consumer related) Agriculture Subsidy Total Revenue including subsidy (7 to 10) 4, Gap/(Surplus) (6-11) (38.84) (c) Total Revenue Gap for The consolidated provisional ARR of all 4 state distribution companies is as follows: TABLE 16: CONSOLIDATED PROVISIONAL ARR OF ALL DISCOMS FOR Page 8 of 10 Rs in Crores UGVCL PGVCL DGVCL MGVCL Total Aggregate Revenue Requirement approved in Mid-term Review Revenue Gap from True up of FY Recovery of past year True-Up gap/(surplus) for FY Recovery of past year True-Up gap/(surplus) for FY , , , , , (147.48) (53.96) (137.71)

10 5 DSM Programme Expenditure Total Aggregate Revenue Requirement (1 to 5) 8, , , , , The proposed revenue gap of GSECL, GETCO & SLDC towards True-up exercise for amounting to Rs Crores which will be recovered from the state distribution companies is proposed to be added in the consolidated provisional ARR of. Moreover, while determining the tariff for FY as per the Hon ble Commission Order dated 31st March 2015, the consolidated approved revenue gap was Rs Crores. The Hon ble Commission approved the tariff hike and mentioned the following in the Order dated 31st March 2015: With this increase, an amount of Rs Crore of additional revenue is estimated for the four Discoms for addressing significant portion of the gap of Rs Crore. Discoms are required to make up the balance gap of Rs Crore by taking measure for improving efficiency in its operations. The tariff hike approved by the Hon ble Commission resulted in increase of approved revenue by Rs Crore resulting into unattended revenue gap of Rs Crores which is also proposed to be recovered in the consolidated provisional ARR of. Considering all the above points, the total consolidated provisional ARR for FY is projected at Rs. 33, Crores. The consolidated provisional total revenue including subsidy of all 4 state distribution companies is as follows: TABLE 3: CONSOLIDATED PROVISIONAL REVENUE OF ALL DISCOMS FOR UGVCL PGVCL DGVCL MGVCL Total 1 Revenue with Existing Tariff 5, , , , , FPPPA 120 paisa/kwh Other Income (Consumer related) 2, , , , Agriculture Subsidy , Total Revenue including subsidy (1 to 4) 8, , , , , On comparison of the total consolidated provisional ARR for projected at Rs. 33, Crores with the total consolidated provisional revenue projected with existing tariff at Rs. 33, Crores, the provisional gap for is projected to be at Rs Crores. (d) Tariff Proposal No change in Tariff is proposed except to change the demand charges for LTMD Category of consumers from per KW per Month basis to per KVA per month basis. Page 9 of 10

11 (e) (f) Provisions for availing the copy of Submission: Tariff petition together with supporting material will be available for inspection as well as for sale at Rs. 200/- to the interested persons at the office of The Chief Engineer, Corporate Office, Madhya Gujarat Vij Company Ltd, S.P.Vidyut Bhavan,Race course,vadodara and at the office of the Superintending Engineer of MGVCL, in Charge of O&M Circle. For obtaining the copy of the petition by post, postage Rs.50/- (Rupees Fifty) will be payable extra. NOTE: - The total amount in such event be sent by Money Order or Demand Draft payable in favour of Madhya Gujarat Vij Company Ltd. The electronic copies of the above mentioned petition are available at website and Guideline for submission of response: Pursuant to GERC ( Multiyear Tariff ) Regulations, 2011 & GERC ( Conduct of Business) Regulations 2004, it is hereby notified that the persons who are interested in filing their objections/suggestions to the above petition may file the same with the Secretary, Gujarat Electricity Regulatory Commission, 6th floor, GIFT One, Road 5c Zone 5, GIFT City, Gandhinagar along with the document on which they want to rely upon, in five sets, duly supported by an affidavit with the copy to the undersigned on or before and also indicate whether they intend to be heard in person. Page 10 of 10