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    The document outlines guidelines and incentives for wind power generation across various Indian states. It provides information on wheeling and transmission charges, banking policies, buy-back rates, third party sales allowances, and reactive power charges for states like Andhra Pradesh, Gujarat, Karnataka, Kerala, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Rajasthan, Tamil Nadu, and West Bengal. The guidelines vary across states and are subject to the respective state's electricity regulations and recent policies.

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    Guidelines/ Incentives for Wind Power Generation in Various States

    State
    Andhra Pradesh

    Wheeling & Transmission


    5 % of energy wheeled

    Banking
    Not allowed. Surplus energy by WPP for every month is payable at 85% of applicable tariff. Settlement to be done month to month & surplus energy at end of month shall be deemed as sold to Utility at 85% of the prevailing Tariff Rate.

    Buy-Back
    Rs. 3.50 per kWh for PPA signed between 01/05/2009 to 31/03/2014 (frozen for 10 years) Rs. 3.56 kWh for 25 years without any escalation for projects commissioned on or after 11/08/2009.

    Third Part Sales


    Allowed under Electricity Act 2003 subject to regulation framed by respective SERs Allowed under Electricity Act 2003 subject to regulation framed by respective SERs

    Reactive Power Charges


    10 paise per kVArh upto 10% & 25 paise per kVArh above 10%. 10 paise/kVArh upto 10% & 25 paise/kVArh above 10%

    Gujarat

    Below 66 KV: 10% for investors with more than1 WEG. 7% for investor with 1 WEG. Transmisison charges in cash at the rate applicable for normal open access consumer. 5 paise/kWh for more than 2 wheeling points.

    Karnataka

    5% of Energy

    Allowed @ 2% of energy Input

    Rs. 3.70 per kWh without any escalation for 10 years of commercial operation Rs. 3.14 per kWh for 20 years

    Allowed under Electricity Act 2003 subject to regulation framed by respective SERs Allowed under Electricity Act 2003 subject to regulation framed by respective SERs

    40 paise per kVArh

    Kerala

    5% of Energy

    Allowed. March to June power can be banked and can be withdrawn from June to February. Surplus energy at the end of financial year will be purchased by utility at the average selling rate. Allowed for one financial year. Surplus energy to be paid @ Rs. 2.95/kWh

    Madhya Pradesh

    2% of Energy

    Rs. 4.35 per kWh fixed for 25 years without any escalation.

    Allowed under Electricity Act 2003 subject to regulation framed by respective SERs Allowed under Electricity Act 2003 subject to regulation framed by respective SERs

    27 paise per kVArh

    Maharashtra

    Transmission loss @ 4.85% and wheeling loss ranging from 0% to 14% depending upon the voltage at which power is injected and consumed. 0 Transmission charges in cash applicable to normal open access consumers. Wheeling charges in cash ranging from 0 to 43 paise per kWh depending upon the voltage at which power is injected and consumed.

    Allowed for self use or third party sale up to the end of financial year limited to 10% of net energy delivered to be paid at lowest slab of TOD tariff applicable on 31st March of the financial year in which energy was generated. Surplus energy at the end of the year in excess of 10% limit to be purchased by the utility at the rate equal to weighted average fuel cost for the year as determined by the commission in the tariff order.

    Zone 1: Rs. 4.56/ 5.37 per kWh, Zone 2: Rs. 3.96/ 4.67 per kWh, Zone 3: Rs. 3.38/ 3.97 per kWh, Zone 4: Rs. 3.04/ 3.58 per kWh. Classificaion of Wind Zone as per Wind Power Density:Zone 1: 200-250 W/m2 Zone 2: 250-300 W/m2 Zone 3: 300-400 W/m2 Zone 4: > 400 W/m2

    25 paise per kVArh with 5% escalation per year up to 10%

    Rajasthan

    Losses ranging from 4.4% to 8% depending upon the voltage at which power is injected and consumed Transmission and wheeling charges in cash to be paid @ 50% of charges specified for normal open access consumer. 5% in case of consumption at HV/EHV and 7.5% in case of LV

    Six Months (Apr. to Sept. & Oct. to March. Utilization of banking energy not permitted in Dec. to Feb.) Payment of unutilized energy will be settled (@) 60% of energy charges.

    Rs. 4.22 per kWh for Jaisalmer, Barmer & Jodhpur. Rs. 4.44 per kWh for all other districts

    Allowed under Electricity Act 2003 subject to regulation framed by respective SERs

    5.75 paise per kVArh w.e.f. 01/04/2009 escalated at 0.25 paise per year

    Tamil Nadu

    5% (12 months financial year April to March) unutilized energy at the end of year to be paid by utility @75% of the relevant tariff.

    Rs. 3.39 per kWh without any escalation for wind mills commissioned on or after 01.04.2009 Rs. 4 per kWh

    Allowed under Electricity Act 2003 subject to regulation framed by respective SERs

    25 paise per kVArh upto 10% & 50 paise per kVArh above 10%.

    West Bengal

    7.5% of Energy fed to Grid

    Allowed under Electricity Act 2003 subject to regulation framed by respective SERs

    20 paise per kVArh

    ** For further details, please refer respective recent State Policies and Order.

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