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MNAs delegation including Shahid Khaqan Abbasi visit NPCC
A delegation of National Assembly members comprising ex-Prime Minister Shahid Khaqan Abbasi, Maryam Aurangzeb and Rana Sanaullah visited the NTDC National Power Control Center (NPCC) at the federal metropolis. A NTDC spokesman later told media here late Sunday that Joint Secretary Transmission, Power Division Ahmed Taimoor Nasir, Managing Director NTDC Engr. Muhammad Ayub and officers […]
A delegation of National Assembly members comprising ex-Prime Minister Shahid Khaqan Abbasi, Maryam Aurangzeb and Rana Sanaullah visited the NTDC National Power Control Center (NPCC) at the federal metropolis.
A NTDC spokesman later told media here late Sunday that Joint Secretary Transmission, Power Division Ahmed Taimoor Nasir, Managing Director NTDC Engr. Muhammad Ayub and officers from NPCC briefed the honorable MNAs about current power situation, system operations of NPCC and responded the questions asked.
Managing Director NTDC apprised the delegation that the current nameplate capacity is 37,261 MW, dependable capacity is 33,565 MW while current available capacity is lower due to outage of about 3,000 MW from Tarbela Power Station, lower inflows due to Skardu temperature, forced and scheduled outages and transmission constraints.
While responding to another question MD NTDC informed that RFO plants are about 17% of system installed capacity and the plants are made operation on merit basis once system demand crosses the 18,000 MW mark also operated to ensure stability of the system. Responding to a question about maximum capacity of the system, Joint Secretary NTDC informed that on 12th June 2021, transmission system successfully transmitted 23,795 MW with stable system, however, current maximum capacity is about 24,500 to 25,000 MW. He also said that NPCC allocates a quota of power to DISCOs in accordance with available generation.
MD NTDC also informed that the ± 660kV HVDC Matiari-Lahore transmission line will transmit a maximum 4000 MW from South to North and mostly cheaper power generation from Coal, Nuclear and future generation from Thar.
While responding to another questions, Joint Secretary Transmission said that currently no load management is being carried out. However, during the first 10 days of the current month, rise in temperature and heat wave caused excessive demand for power, thus load management had to be carried out. Apart from that load management on high loss feeders being carried out by Discos. He also informed that CTBCM implementation is being rigorously followed and is expected to be implemented by 2022.
Honorable MNAs, appreciated the working of NTDC and its staff and later visited the control room of NPCC and witnessed the real time despatch and control of the power system.
