Bangladesh s Power Sector : At a Glance December, 2014 Installed Capacity (MW) : 10,709 De-rated Capacity (MW) : 10,130 Maximum Generation (MW) : 7,418 Total Consumers (in Million) : 15.4 Transmission Lines (ckt. km) : 9,425 Distribution Lines (km) : 3,03,000 Per Capita Generation (including Captive) : 348 Access to Electricity (including Off-Grid Renewable) : 68%
Electricity Demand and Challenges With sustained GDP Growth, Electricity demand is increasing at a rate of 9-12 % Power sector are facing following challenges to meet this demand growth : Shortage of primary fuel supply from indigenous resources Financing capital intensive power projects
Strategic Policy on Power
Historical Installed Capacity(MW) in Bangladesh Year
Installed Capacity & Maximum Generation in Bangladesh Year
Historical Energy Net Generation (GWh) in Bangladesh Year
Generation: Fuel Wise & Owner (Installed Capacity Dec 14) Gas HFO HSD FO Coal Hydro Import Total 6681 2194 854 0 250 230 500 10,709
Bangladesh Grid Network Year 1972 Grid Infrastructure: 132kV Line: 1583 ckt km 66kV Line: 167 ckt. km
Bangladesh Grid Network Year 2003 PGCB Infrastructure: 230kV Line: 1365 ckt. km 132kV Line: 4961 ckt. km 230/132kV SS: 7 (3150 MVA) 132/33kV SS: 63 (5507 MVA) Tr. Line added since 1972 >1655 ckt.km 230 kv >3375 ckt.km 132kV
Bangladesh Grid Network Year 2015 Grid Infrastructure: 400kV Line: 164.7 ckt. km 230kV Line: 3044 ckt. km 132kV Line: 6337 ckt. km HVDC Station: 1 (500MW) 230/132kV SS: 18 (8775 MVA) 132/33kV SS: 108 (13963 MVA) Tr. Line added since 2003 >164.7 ckt.km 400 kv >1701 ckt.km 230 kv >1234 ckt.km 132kV
Bangladesh Grid Network Year 2021 Grid Infrastructure: 800kV DC Line: 172 ckt. km 400kV Line: 3623 ckt. km 230kV Line: 4854 ckt. km 132kV Line: 9749 ckt. km HVDC Station: 3 (2500MW) 400/230kV SS: 10 (12430 MVA) 230/132kV SS: 46 (15025 MVA) 132/33kV SS: 170 (28701 MVA)
Power System Master Plan (up to 2030) PSMP 2010 : Long term planning up to 2030 Conducted by : TEPCO, Japan Completion of Study : February 2011 Findings: - Generation capacity requirement by 2021: 24 GW - Generation capacity requirement by 2030: 39 GW - Coal based generation capacity by 2030 : 20 GW
Summery of Demand & Generation Forecast Master Plan-2010 Demand forecast Generation Plan Government Considering Policy GDP: 08% GDP: 06% Considering GDP: 07% Gen. Capacity Proposed 2015 10 GW 8 GW 9 GW 13 GW 2020 18 GW 10 GW 13 GW 24 GW 2025 25 GW 14 GW 19 GW 30 GW 2030 33 GW 18 GW 28 GW 39 GW
Regional Power Exchange/ Trading
Bangladesh India Co-operation Bangladesh-India signed an MOU to promote technical, bilateral co-operation in power sector development Salient Features of MOU signed on 11th January 2010 Exchange of power Grid connectivity between the two countries
Grid Interconnection Project a) Objectives : i) To establish a Grid Interconnection with India. ii) To minimize the power crisis in Bangladesh to some extent. b) Main Components (BD part): i) 27 km 400 kv double ckt transmission line ii) 400 kv Back-to-Back HVDC station at Bheramara. c) Main Components (Indian part): i) 72 km 400 kv double ckt transmission line ii) 400 kv switching station at Baharampur.
1 st Grid Interconnection between Bangladesh & India Farakka 400kV Baharampur India 71 km 27 km Bangladesh 500 MW 230kV Bheramara Ishurdi 400kV double ckt line HVDC Back-to-back Jeerat Khulna South 19
Grid Interconnection Project Project Cost (BD Part) : Total = Tk 1,078.69 Crore F. E = Tk 700.00 Crore (ADB) }As per Approved DPP L. C = Tk 378.69 Crore (GOB+PGCB) Total =Tk 1,579.83 Crore As per RDPP F. E = Tk 910.71 Crore (ADB) approved on L. C = Tk 669.12 Crore (GOB+PGCB)}19.02.2013 Project Cost (Indian Part) : Total Cost 160.32 Crore Indian Rs.
400kV Switchyard
Valve Hall
230kV Switchyard
Control Room, Valve Hall and Converter Transformer
Benefits found from this station Socio-economic development of these region by energy cooperation. Ease power crisis. Power quality improvement. Milestone for further regional cooperation.
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Main Objectives: Eastern Interconnection Project As per the decision of seventh JWG/JSC meeting on power sector co-operation between Bangladesh and India a Joint Technical Committee (JTC) was formed to examine and recommend the system requirement/strengthening on the both sides of the border to import 100 MW power in radial mode from Palatana to Eatern Side of Bangladesh. To import 100 MW power in radial mode from Palatana to Eastern Side of Bangladesh. To strengthening power exchange capacity on the both sides of the border.
Tripura (India)- Comilla(Bangladesh) Grid Interconnection Project a) Implementation Period : Sep, 2014 to Dec 2015 b) Estimated Cost (in BDT) : (Bangladesh Part) Total GoB (FE) PGCB Project Aid = 189.93 Crore (24.04 mus$) = 172.79 Crore (107.88 Crore) (13.66 mus$) = 17.14 Crore = NA c) Foreign Financing : NA
Tripura (India)- Comilla(Bangladesh) Grid Interconnection Project d) Major Scope (Bangladesh Part): (i) (ii) Bangladesh Border Comilla (N) 400 kv Double Circuit Line Comilla (N) Comilla (S) 132 kv Double Circuit Line : 28 km : 18 km (iii) 132 KV Bay Extension at Comilla (S) : 2 Nos.
Route Overview 400kV T/L: 23km (India) 400kV T/L: 28km Border Crossing (Madla BGB Camp) 132kV T/L: 18km Palatana PP
Radial Operation: Synchronization with Indian System Tripura-1 132/33kV 25/41 MVA 132/33kV 25/41 MVA 132kV Bus Tripura-2 Comilla(N)-Feni Ckt.-2 Comilla(N)-Feni Ckt.-1 Scope of Work (Bangladesh part) 132/33kV 50/75 MVA Comilla(N) Ckt-3 Chandpur 50 MW 132/33kV 50/75 MVA Legend CB Status ON CB Status OFF
Operation: Synchronization with Bangladesh System Tripura-1 132/33kV 25/41 MVA 132/33kV 25/41 MVA 132kV Bus Tripura-2 Comilla(N)-Feni Ckt.-2 Comilla(N)-Feni Ckt.-1 Scope of Work (Bangladesh part) 132/33kV 50/75 MVA Comilla(N) Ckt-3 Chandpur 50 MW 132/33kV 50/75 MVA Legend CB Status ON CB Status OFF
Tripura (India)- Comilla(Bangladesh) Grid Interconnection Project Progress (Bangladesh Part) Construction work of Transmission Line 400kV & 132kV started with completion target of October, 2015 400kV Transmission line piling for 16 nos. of towers out of 80 towers has been completed. 132kV Transmission line piling for 2 nos. of towers out of 54 towers has been completed.
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Capacity Upgradation(500MW) of Existing Bheramara HVDC Station Project a) Implementation Period : January 2015-June 2018 b) Estimated Cost (in BDT) : (Bangladesh Side only) Total = 184.37 mus$ Local = 74.65 mus$ Foreign = 109.72 mus$ c) Foreign Financing : Expected from ADB
Capacity Upgradation(500MW) of Existing Bheramara HVDC Station Project Major Scopes (Bangladesh Side) (1) Bheramara Second Phase 500MW BtB HVDC Station (2) Bheramara Ishwardi 230 kv Double Circuit: 12km (India Side) (1) 400 Kv Farakka Behrampur D/C Line (70 Km.) (2) Removal of existing LILO of Farakka. (3) LILO at Sagardighi. (4) LILO at Jeerat.
India Farraka Bangladesh Scope of Works Ishurdi Legend: 230kV Existing 230kV U/C 230kV Planned Sagardighi 400kV Existing 400kV U/C Bahrampur Bheramara Bheramara 360MW CCPP Main Objective: To import additional 500MW power from India. Jeerat Subhasgram Khulna (S)
Bheramara HVDC Station
Bheramara HVDC Station Space for new HVDC Station
Capacity Upgradation(500MW) of Existing Bheramara HVDC Station Project Overall Progress (i) Consultancy Agreement between PGCB and PGCIL signed on 30/12/2014 (ii) Expected Time of EPC Contract signing 25/09/2015. (iii) Construction Time 24 months.
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Finding of JTT Report between Bangladesh & India Following Three Alternates was recommended: Alternate-1: Shilchar-Meghnaghat/Bhulta-Bahrampur High Capacity 400kV Line (Dropping of 500/1000 MW by HVDC BtB Station at Meghnaghat/Bhulta) Alternate-2: ±800 kv, 6500 MW HVDC multi-terminal line from Rangia/Rowta (India) Jamalpur/Barapukuria (Bangladesh)- suitable location in WR/NR/SR (India) Alternate-3: 765 kv Bongaigaon (NER/ India) Jamalpur/Barapukuria (Bangladesh) Purnea (ER/India). Barapukuria dropping 500-1000 MW to Bangladesh by HVDC BtB Station.
Alternate-3 Alternate-2 Alternate-1
A committee form in the 8 th JSC meeting held in Delhi on October, 2014 comprising of three member from each countries are now working for detail feasibility of Alternate-2. In Bangladesh side tentative location for building HVDC station near Barapukuria has been identified. Tentative line route in Bangladesh Territories has been identified.
Border to Border via Barapukuria 100km 800kV Bipole HVDC Line 500MW HVDC Station at Barapukuria Main Objective: To connect the huge hydroelectric potential of Bhutan and Arunachal Province to India through Bangladesh territory. To draw 500-1000MW power at Barapukuria from Cross Boarder Interconnection
Tentative Route for 800kV HVDC Bipole Line in Bangladesh Territory Entry Point of Bipole Line Route-1 : 85km (BD Part) Exit Point of Bipole Line Route-2 : 83km (BD Part)