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Section 6: Criteria for Allotment/Reservation of Transmission/Distribution Capacity

JSERC (open access inter state transmission & distribution) regulation 2005State Regulations of Jharkhand · 2003

{i} Allotment priority of a long-term customer shall be higher than reservation priority of a short-term customer,

(ii) The application for grant of short terms access shall be accepted by the State Load Despatch Centre only if such short term access is commencing in the month of the application or in the next inonth and is ending not beyond the twelfth month counted from the month of commencement.

(iii) In case of short-term customers, as given point of time, if all the requests for access.can be accommodated, they shall be granted short terms access as per their application and each short-term customers shall pay the transmission or distribution charges in accordance with clause 16(a) of these Regulations :

(a) In case of short-terms access, if the capacity sought to be reserved by the customers is more than the available capacity at that point of time, the State Load Despatch Centre concerned shall invite snap bids through iaxie-maii;

(b) The floor price for the bidding shall be price determined in accordance with Regulation 16;

(c) The bidders shall quote price in terms of percentage points above the . floor price;

(d) The reservation of capacity will be made in decreasing order of the price quoted; :

(e) In case of equal price, if required, the reservation of capacity shall be made pro rata to the capacity sought; ·

(f) The customer getting reservation tor a capacity less than the capacity sought by him shall pay charges quoted by him and the customers getting capacity reservation equal to the capacity sought by them shall pay charges quoted by the last customer getting reservation of capacity:

(g) The State Load Despatch Centres shall, within 45 days, formulate a . detailed procedure duly approved by the Commission·for reservation of transmission and distribution capacity·to short-term customers; including the detailed procedure for bidding: ·

Provided that short-terms access shall be allowed to an Open Access Customer from the dates specified in Clause 34 of these Regulations. ·

7. Within a category. (long-terms or short-term), there shall be no cllricrlmination between. open access customers and self-use by an integrated gntlty like the State Electricity Board or a licensee. The transmission licensees Mtd State transmission utility shall declared existing long-term customers using ll11;1lr system (including self-use and use by unbundled agencies which were __ fJrijVlously integrated) either on their own website or on the website of the State of ·. h~ State Load Despatch Centre within 60 days. All future requests for use of the , tr1-1Mmlssion and distribution system shall be handled in accordance with these ~· F,l!~\Jlritlons.

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ActJSERC (open access inter state transmission & distribution) regulation 2005
Section6
Marginal noteCriteria for Allotment/Reservation of Transmission/Distribution Capacity
JurisdictionState of Jharkhand
StatusIn force as published by the source

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