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Jodhpur Vidhyut Vitran Nigam Limited,  Barmer

 

Hierarchy                                        Schemes                                        Statistics

 

Hierarchy

The Jodhpur Vidhyut Vitran Nigam Limited, Barmer has two wings, namely, Operation & Maintenance Wing and Vigilance Wing. The Hierarchy of both the wings is given below:

Operations & Maintenance Wing :

Text Box: Sh M P Chouhan
Superintending Engineer
94133-59393
Text Box: (Vacant)
Executive Engineer
TA to SE (O&M)
94133-59394

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Text Box: Sh Kailash Kumar
Feeder Manager
Barmer Circle
94606-69094
Text Box: Sh S R Gupta
Accounts Officer
94133-59420
Text Box: Sh O P Chandak
Ex.En.(O&M) Barmer
94133-59396
Text Box: Sh K K Sharma
Ex.En.(O&M) Balotra
94133-59395
Text Box: A.En., Barmer City
94133-59403
Text Box: A.En., Balotra
94133-59443,94133-59411
Text Box: A.En., Barmer Rural
94133-59404
Text Box: A.En., Pachpadra
94133-59412
Text Box: A.En., Baytoo
94133-59409
Text Box: A.En., Sindhari
94133-59414
Text Box: A.En., Chohtan
94133-59408
Text Box: A.En., Siwana
94133-59415
Text Box: A.En., Dhorimanna
94133-59410
Text Box: A.En., Gudhamalani
94133-59415
Text Box: A.En., Shiv
94133-59007
Text Box: Feeder Manager
Posted at Distt HQ
Text Box: Feeder Manager
Posted at Distt HQ
94143-49453

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Vigilance Wing:

 

Text Box: Sh Premjeet Dhobi
Executive Engineer (Vig)
94133-59398

 

 

 

 

 

 

Text Box: Sh Vijay Kumar
Assistant Engineer (Vig)
94133-59451
Text Box: Sh Ram Deo
S.H.O.
Anti Power Theft Police Station
New Power House, Barmer
02982-225691

 

 

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Schemes / Programmes

 

Rajeev Gandhi Gramin Vidhyutikaran Yojana (RGGVY)

Rajeev Gandhi Gramin Vidhyutikaran Yojana was launched by Govt. of India, for rural electrification throughout the country. It aims to achieve electrification of all the villages in the Barmer district by creating Rural Electricity Distribution Backbone (REDB) at block level and Village Electrification Infrastructure (VEI) at village level. REDB ensure at least one S/S in each block while VEI means that there should be at least one distribution transformer in each village. To achieve 100% electrification of below poverty line (BPL) households by providing free connections to such households is another aim of RGGVY. Rural Electrification Corporation (REC) Limited is nominated as nodal agency for RGGVY. Central PSU Power Grid have been identified a consultant for RGGVY. The scheme of Rs.208.23 Crore has been sanctioned by the REC.

 

Kutir Jyoti Yojana

            Kutir Jyoti Yojana is an annual programme to provide free single point electric connections to the BPL households in rural areas. In previous five years, a total of 8935 nos. of connections released. In current year 1368 connections have been released so far.

 

Mukhyamantri  Sabke Liye Vidhyut Yojana (MSLVY)

RGGVY covers all the Villages & Dhanies having population more than 100 while MSLVY covers rest of villages having population less than 100 & priority will be given to these villages/dhanies. This Scheme has been launched by the State Government to electrify villages which are not covered under RGGVY.

 

Feeder Renovation Programme (FRP)

            The distribution systems were suffering from very high distribution losses as well as poor quality of infrastructure which need to be improved by making proper capital investment on techno economic considerations to finally affect turn around of the DISCOM. FRP has been conceived as one of the key activities besides other programmes to achieve good results.

 

Objectives of FRP:

            Following are the Key-Objectives of Feeder Renovations Programme:

 

i)                    Reduce distribution losses on 11 KV feeders to a level below 15%.

ii)                   Reduce burning rate of distribution transformers on renovated feeders.

iii)                 Improve quality of power supply and make it interruption free.

iv)                 Consequent to loss reduction, 24 hours domestic and non-domestic supply to be provided in rural areas to remove disparity between Rural & Urban areas.

v)                  To make investment supported technical interventions for prevention of theft.

vi)                 Segregation of Domestic & Agricultural Supply.

vii)               Interruption Free Block Supply to Agriculture Consumers.

viii)              Increasing Consumer Satisfaction Level.

 

Achievements of FRP:

SN

Name of Division

No. of 11 KV feeders covered under FRP

Installation of Metered/Super

Transformers

Installation of Single Phase Transformers.

T&D Losses Before FRP

T&D Losses After FRP

1

Barmer

479

6421

3028

42.3 %

22.50 %

 

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Statistics

JODHPUR VIDHYUT VITRAN NIGAM LIMITED, BARMER

(Operations & Maintenance Circle Barmer)

220 KV & 132 KV Grid Sub Stations

1

Barmer

220 KV

1x100 MVA

2

Dhorimana

220 KV/132 KV

1x100 MVA

3

Balotra

220 KV/132 KV

1x100 + 1x50 MVA

4

Barmer

132/33 KV

2x10/12.5 MVA

 

 

132/11 KV

1x10/12.5 MVA

5

Siwana

132/33 KV

31 MVA

6

Gadra Road

132/33 KV

1x10/12.5 MVA

7

Sanwa

132/33 KV

1x50 MVA

8

Shiv

132/33 KV

1x20/25 MVA

9

Samdari

132/33 KV

1x20/25 MVA

10

Sindhri

132/33 KV

1x20/25 MVA

11

Gudhamalani

132/33 KV

1x20/25 MVA

12

Undoo

132/33 KV

1x20/25 MVA

13

Padroo

132/33 KV

1x20/25 MVA

14

Mehloo

132/33 KV

1x20/25 MVA

 

Rural Electrification

1

No. of Revenue Villages as per Census 2001

1941

2

No. of Villages electrified as on 2001

1264

3

No. of  unhabitated villages

0008

4

No. of  villages electrified by RREC (REDA)

0001

5

No. of Villages to be electrified *

0668

* Un-electrified 668 Nos. of Villages are proposed under RGGVY Scheme and soon will be implemented by Power Grid Corporation of India Limited.

 

Daily Power Requirement

1

October to March

28 LU

2

April to June

26 LU

3

July to September

28 LU

 

Annual Revenue

1

Sale of Electricity (2007-2008)

154.98 Crore

 

Consumers as on 31/12/2008

S No

Category

No. of  Consumers

1

Agriculture

24370

2

PHED

3931

3

Industrial

4

Domestic

89794

5

Nos-Domestic

15498

6

General (Mixed Load)

229

 

Total Nos. of Consumers

134186

 

33 KV Systems

Particulars

Existing

Sanctioned 2008-2009

( Work to be completed )

Nos.

Cap. In MVA

Nos.

Cap. In MVA

33/11 KV Sub Station

126

394.900

35

118.700

 

Total Energy consumed during 2006-2007 & 2007-2008

S.No.

Category

Unit Consumed in Lakhs

2006-2007

2007-2008

1

Domestic

510.43

679.63

2

Commercial (NDS)

196.22

285.90

3

Industrial

578.79

710.81

4

Public Street Light

24.21

29.01

5

Public Water Works

473.99

543.71

6

Irrigation (Agriculture)

2175.77

2989.24

7

Other Purpose

207.71

327.82

 

Total Energy Consumed

4249.62

5556.12

 

Details of Agriculture Connections Released Up to December 2008 in 2008-2009

Category

/Particulars

GEN

SC

SPECIAL

SCHEME

Total

No. of Connections Released up to Dec. 2008

1298

369

699

2366

 

Details of Agriculture Connections to be released Up to March 09 in 2008-2009

Category

/Particulars

GEN

SC

SPECIAL

SCHEME

Total

No. of Connections to be Released up to March 2009

1465

114

299

1878

 

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