PATIALA: Punjab Electric Engineer Association (PSEB) Association of engineers in a letter to the Minister of Punjab has suggested various ways to improve the efficiency of the Punjab electricity sector and urge that there is an urgent need to review the power purchase agreement with independent power with independent power with strength Independent manufacturer (IPP) to provide reliable strength, quality and cheap for people.
The association, representing more than 2000 engineers working at Punjab State Power Corporation Limited (PSPCL) and Punjab State Transmission Limited (PSTCL), have urged proactive measures to operationalize the Pachhwara coal mining to reduce coal costs.
They also said that this private generator did not maintain coal stock requirements and failed to give strength during the top demand months.
The power engineers claim that this year Punjab cannot import the power to fulfill its demand because the limits imposed by NRLDC and the recommended steps to increase incomplete limits include the ICT installation process and increased concentration.
This work must be completed before the onset of the next rice season, they urge.
Ajay Pal Singh Atwal, Secretary General of the Association, said that they always suggested to the government that day to have the right combination of the private generation and the generation of the public sector.
Atwal added, “Punjab has a number of tiff-vulnerable pockets and to reduce transmission and distribution losses (TD) there is a need to focus on how to control power theft.
The setting of solar plants in the land of Bathinda Thermal to reduce the obligation of renewable energy from Punjab, incorporation of PSPCL and PSTCL And to fill all important empty posts with regular employees on both wings and leveling curves loading using consumers to use consumers of power on off-peak hours are some of the other suggestions we have written to the government.
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