Energy Sector Initiatves taken by the Government
ENERGY SECTOR
DEEN DAYAL UPADHYAYA GRAM JYOTI YOJANA: (DDUGJY)
- Scheme launched on 25th July 2015
- Launched with an initial allocation of Rs. 500 crores to ensure power supply to the rural poor.
- The initial target of 2,800 villages; 7,108 village electrified in one year
- Target of electrifying 18452 villages till May 2017
- 13,328 out of 18,452 un-electrified villages electrified as on 28.04.17
GARV: Grameen Vidyutikaran Android app – launched for real-time and transparent tracking of the progress in rural electrification
UJALA (Unnat Jyoti by Affordable LEDs for All)
· Unnat Jyoti by Affordable LEDs for All. LED bulb distribution under domestic efficient lighting program in Delhi launched on 5 January 2015
· 23.13 crore LED Bulbs distributed till now
· 30,040 Million units of electricity saved per year
· To help government to save Rs 12,016 crores per year
· Reduction in Carbon Dioxide Emission up to 24.33 MT/year
· Procurement price of LED bulbs dropped significantly due to aggregation of demand from Rs. 310 )Jan. 2014 ( to Rs. 38 (Jan. 2017)
UDAY - Ujwal DISCOM Assurance Yojana launched on 20th November, 2015
· To obtain operational and financial turnaround of State owned Power Distribution Companies (DISCOMs). 27 State/UTs have joined UDAY.
- The most comprehensive power sector reform ever, to turnaround DISCOMs though efficiency improvements.
· UDAY web portal has been created as a transparent monitoring mechanism
Operational Indicators (As on 28.04.17):
· Electricity access to 83% Un-connected Households
· Feeder metering: 100% achieved in Urban areas and 99% in Rural areas
· Rural Feeder audit: 100% conducted
· Feeder Segregation: 69% achieved
· AT&C Losses: 22.86% in 18 States
· Bonds issued: Rs. 2,32,500 (85.39%; data from 16 States)
· Tariff Revision done for 25 out of 27 States/UTs
· ACS-ARR Gap (Rs. /Unit): Rs. 0.48/Unit
· Distribution of LEDs Under UJALA: 90%
COAL
· Transparent e-auction of 31 coal blocks and allocation of 51 blocks under the Coal Mines (Special Provisions) Act, 2015
· Potential revenue to Coal bearing States around Rs 3.94 lakh crores over the life of the mine/lease period
- Surplus coal production of 554 million tonnes during 2016-17, as compared to 462 million tonnes in 2013-14.
- Increase in production of 92 million tonnes took just 3 years (2014-17), as compared to 7 years before 2013-14 for same increase.
- In 2014, two-thirds of Coal based thermal power plants had critical coal stocks of less than 7 days; now all plants have surplus stocks
PETROLEUM AND NATURAL GAS
GIVE IT UP CAMPAIGN
· Launched on 27th March 2015
· About 1.04 crore consumers have given up subsidy (As on 1st May 2017).
· ‘Give Back’- 65 lakh connections given back to BPL families,
URJA GANGA
· Will cater to energy requirements of five states, covering 40 districts and 2,600 villages
· Will revive three large fertilizer plants, enable industrialization of over 20 cities and development of city gas network in 7 cities, thereby generating large numbers of jobs.
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