Ranchi: Jharkhand can witness severe power outages in lively holidays that will come with a thermal power plant unit in the state – Tenughat Thermal Power Station (TTPS) in Lalpania in Bokaro Regency – reports that he only has two days of remaining coal shares .
Speaking with Toi, Anil Sharma, Managing Director of Tenughat State-Run Vidyut Nigam Limited (TVNL), who has TTPS, said, “Over the past few months, TTPS only went on one of the two units.
We need at least two coal rakes every day To run our plants, but we accept the average one alone.
“He further said,” Even the supply of coal gate is not regular for the past 2 weeks.
We received an average of one bread once in two to three days.
Our backup is completely run out, we have to depend on the daily supply to run our factory.
“Sharma added,” The Central Coal Fields Ltd (CCL) has assured us about the usual coal supply according to our needs.
However, due to heavy rain throughout September, majoring in coal It is in trouble to meet our demands.
“In addition, TVNL owes around Rs 920 Crore to CCL to buy coal.
All power produced by TVNL supplied to Jharkhand Bijli Vitaran Nigam Ltd., (JBVNL), state-owned power distribution company.
Payment from JBVNL is also irregular, placing TVNL in great difficulty to remove its debt.
JBVNL owes TVNL around Rs 4,700 Crores, Sharma tells.
Jharkhand needs around 1,200 MW every day, which supplies TVNL around 154 MW while the Hydel Power Plant subarararekha added another 109 MW.
The rest of the balance of around 1000mW is filled from the central pool and the purchase of power through the state power exchange.