No.: JERC-12/2010:- In exercise of the powers conferred by Sections 86 (1) (h) of Electricity Act, 2003 (36 of 2003) and all other powers en

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NOTIFICATION No.: JERC-12/2010:- In exercise of the powers conferred by Sections 86 (1) (h) of Electricity Act, 2003 (36 of 2003) and all other powers enabling it in this behalf, the Joint Electricity Regulatory Commission for the State of Goa and Union Territories hereby makes the following State Electricity Grid Code, Regulations. CHAPTER -1: GENERAL 1.1 Short Title, Extent and Commencement These Regulations may be called the "Joint Electricity Regulatory Commission (State Grid Code) Regulations, 2010". These Regulations shall come into force from the date of its publication in the official gazette. These Regulations shall extend to the whole State of Goa and Union Territories of Andaman & Nicobar Islands, Chandigarh, Dadra & Nagar Haveli, Daman & Diu, Puducherry and Lakshadweep. 1.2 Definitions In these Regulations the following words and expressions shall, unless the subject matter or context otherwise requires or is inconsistent therewith, bear the following meanings: Words and expressions used and not defined in these Regulations but defined in the Act shall have the meanings assigned to them in the Act. Expressions used herein but not specifically defined in these Regulations or in the Act but defined under any law passed by a competent legislature and applicable to the electricity industry in the state shall have the meaning assigned to them in such law. Subject to the above, expressions used herein but not specifically defined in these Regulations or in the Act or any law passed by a competent legislature shall have the meaning as is generally assigned in the electricity industry. (3) ABBREVIATIONS 1.3 Introduction The State Electricity Grid Code lays down the rules, guidelines and standards to be followed by all Users of the State Transmission System, to opera

Rule TOC

1 · 1 Short Title, Extent and Commencement

1 · 2 Definitions

1 · 3 Introduction

1 · 4 Objectives of State Grid Code

1 · 5 Applicability

1 · 6 Implementation of the State Grid Code:

1 · 7 Non - Compliance by User

1 · 8 Code Responsibilities

1 · 9 Confidentiality

1 · 10 Directives

1 · 11 Compatibility with Indian Electricity Grid Code

1 · 12 The Power Department functioning as integrated Utility

2 · 1 Objective

2 · 2 State Grid Code Review Committee

2 · 3 Functions of the State Grid Code Review Committee

2 · 4 Functions of the Protection Coordination Committee

2 · 5 Review and Revisions

3 · 1 Objective

3 · 2 Development of State Transmission System

3 · 3 Planning Policy

3 · 4 Planning Criterion

3 · 5 Planning responsibility

3 · 6 Planning data

3 · 7 Implementation of Transmission Plan

4 · 1 Objective

4 · 2 Procedure for connection to State Transmission System

4 · 3 Rejection of application

4 · 4 Connection Agreement

4 · 5 Site Responsibility Schedule

4 · 6 System Performance

4 · 7 Connection Points / Interface points

2 · Distribution Licensee:

3 · Regional Transmission System:

4 · EHV Consumers and Open Access Customers:

4 · 8 Connectivity of renewable energy generating station to the grid General Conditions for Connectivity of Renewables

4 · 9 Data Requirements:

5 · 1 Objective

5 · 2 Scope

5 · 3 System Security

6 · 1 Objective

6 · 2 Frequency Management

6 · 3 Voltage Management

7 · 1 Objective

7 · 2 General Principles

7 · 3 Protection Coordination

7 · 4 Fault Clearance Times

100 · milliseconds for 400 kV class of voltage

160 · milliseconds for 220 kV, 132 kV and 110 kV class of voltage

300 · milliseconds for 66 kV class of voltage

7 · 5 Generator Requirements

7 · 6 Transmission Line Requirements

7 · 7 Transformer Requirements

7 · 8 Sub-Station Fire Protection

7 · 9 Calibration and Testing

7 · 10 Data Requirements:

8 · 1 Objective

8 · 2 Demand Estimation

8 · 3 Demand Control

8 · 4 Load Crash

9 · 1 Objective

9 · 2 Monitoring of Generation

9 · 3 Monitoring of Drawal

9 · 4 Generating Unit Trippings

9 · 5 Data Requirement

10 · 1 Objective

10 · 2 Outage Planning Process

10 · 3 Annual Outage Planning

10 · 4 Availing of shutdowns schedule

11 · 1 Objective

11 · 2 Contingency Planning Procedure

11 · 3 Restoration Procedure

11 · 4 Special Considerations applicable to contingency planning

11 · 5 Post Disturbance Analysis.

12 · 1 Objective

12 · 2 Designated Persons

12 · 3 Procedure to work on Inter User Boundary Circuits

12 · 4 Special Consideration

13 · 1 Objective

13 · 2 Reportable Events

13 · 3 Reporting Procedure

13 · 4 Reporting Form

13 · 5 Major Failure

13 · 6 Accident Reporting

14 · 1 Objective

14 · 2 General

14 · 3 Generation Scheduling

14 · 4 Drawal Scheduling

14 · 5 Generation Despatch

14 · 6 Responsibilities

14 · 7 Data Requirement

15 · 1 Objective

15 · 2 Scope

15 · 3 Applicability

15 · 4 Type of meters

15 · 5 Standards. -

15 · 6. Ownership of meters

15 · 7 Locations of meters.-

15 · 8 Accuracy Class of meters

15 · 9 Installation of meter

15 · 10 Operation, Testing and Maintenance of meters

15 · 11 Access to meter

15 · 12 Sealing of meters

15 · 13 Safety of meters

15 · 14 Meter reading and recording

15 · 15 Meter failure or discrepancies

15 · 16 Anti-tampering features of meters

15 · 17 Quality assurance of meters

15 · 18 Calibration and periodical testing of meters. –

15 · 19 Data Requirements

16 · 1 This Chapter deals with safety to the working personnel of STU / Distribution Licensee and the Users and maintenance of proper records for the issue of Line Clear Permits for allowing the working personnel to carryout the works.

16 · 2 Safety Standards:

16 · 3 Line Clear Permit (LCP):

17 · 1 This Chapter deals with listing out all the data required to be provided by Users to STU and vice versa, in accordance with the provisions of the State Grid Code.

17 · 2 Responsibility

17 · 3 Data to be registered

17 · 4 Changes in User's Data

17 · 5 Method of Submitting Data

17 · 6 Data not supplied

17 · 7 Special Considerations

18 · 1 Dispute Redressal:

18 · 2 Power to Remove Difficulties:

18 · 3 Power to Relax

18 · 4 Power to Amend

1 · Demand Estimates

1 · METERING