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    Generation and Reservoirs Statistics: 22 September 2015

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    The document provides statistics on electricity generation and reservoir levels in Sri Lanka for the period of September 22nd, 2015. Total generation was 36,208 MWh with hydro, coal and IPPs being the major contributors. The night peak demand was 2,139.4 MW. Hydro reservoir levels ranged from 41.2% to 58.8% of capacity. Cumulative dispatch from January to September 22nd 2015 showed increases in coal and IPPs compared to the same period in 2014.

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    The document provides statistics on electricity generation and reservoir levels in Sri Lanka for the period of September 22nd, 2015. Total generation was 36,208 MWh with hydro, coal and IPPs being the major contributors. The night peak demand was 2,139.4 MW. Hydro reservoir levels ranged from 41.2% to 58.8% of capacity. Cumulative dispatch from January to September 22nd 2015 showed increases in coal and IPPs compared to the same period in 2014.

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    Load curve and dispatch of hydro/thermal generators

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    Generation Report 22-09-2015

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    The document provides statistics on electricity generation and reservoir levels in Sri Lanka for the period of September 22nd, 2015. Total generation was 36,208 MWh with hydro, coal and IPPs being the major contributors. The night peak demand was 2,139.4 MW. Hydro reservoir levels ranged from 41.2% to 58.8% of capacity. Cumulative dispatch from January to September 22nd 2015 showed increases in coal and IPPs compared to the same period in 2014.

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    Generation and Reservoirs Statistics: 22 September 2015

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    Generation and Reservoirs Statistics

    22nd September 2015

    PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION OF SRI LANKA

    22nd September 2015

    Generation Mix in MWh


    1156
    9962

    11434
    CEB Hydro
    CEB Thermal Oil
    CEB Coal

    5846

    7810

    IPP Thermal
    SPP Wind

    Total Generation - 36,208MWh

    Note: Generation from other SPPs (Mini Hydro, Solar and Biomass) is not included

    Cumulative Dispatch
    From 01st September 22nd September
    Category

    Dispatch (MWh)

    CEB Hydro

    181,168

    CEB Thermal Oil

    From 01st January 22nd September


    Category

    Dispatch (GWh)

    24.08%

    CEB Hydro

    3,103

    33.43%

    131,150

    17.43%

    CEB Thermal Oil

    819

    8.82%

    CEB Coal

    210,510

    27.98%

    CEB Coal

    3,547

    38.21%

    IPP Thermal

    193,509

    25.72%

    IPP Thermal

    1,057

    11.38%

    SPP Wind

    35,971

    4.78%

    Renewable

    757

    8.15%

    Total

    752,308

    Total

    9,283

    Note: Generation from Mini Hydro, Solar and Biomass power plants in July, August and September is
    not included in annual cumulative renewable generation figure.

    Dispatch on 22nd September 2015


    MWh
    7000

    6000

    5000

    4000

    Rated Capacity
    Available
    Dispatched

    3000

    2000

    1000

    Night Peak Contribution on 22nd September 2015


    MW
    300

    250

    200
    Installed
    Capacity
    150

    Available
    Capacity
    Night Peak Load

    100

    50

    Contribution to the Night Peak in MW


    35.9
    475.2
    991.8

    CEB Hydro
    CEB Thermal Oil

    374

    CEB Coal
    IPP Thermal

    262.5

    SPP Wind

    Night Peak - 2139.4MW

    Day Peak Demand 1,795.4MW


    Minimum Recorded Demand 935.5MW

    Reservoir Storage Levels ( As at 06.00 hr on 23rd September 2015)


    GWh
    210
    42.6%
    180
    58.8%
    150
    120

    74.5%

    90
    60

    44.5%

    41.2%

    50.8%

    30
    0
    Castlereigh

    Maussakelle

    Kotmale

    Victoria

    Randenigala Samanalawewa

    Note: Hydro Reservoir Storage Capacity as at 22nd September 2015 633.2GWh (50.32%)

    GWh

    Comparison of Reservoir Storage Levels

    1200

    1000

    800

    2012
    2013

    600

    2014
    2015
    400

    200

    Note: Contribution from Mini Hydro, Solar and Biomass is not included

    17-Sep

    10-Sep

    3-Sep

    27-Aug

    20-Aug

    13-Aug

    6-Aug

    30-Jul

    23-Jul

    16-Jul

    9-Jul

    2-Jul

    25-Jun

    18-Jun

    11-Jun

    4-Jun

    28-May

    21-May

    14-May

    7-May

    30-Apr

    23-Apr

    16-Apr

    9-Apr

    2-Apr

    26-Mar

    19-Mar

    12-Mar

    5-Mar

    26-Feb

    19-Feb

    12-Feb

    5-Feb

    29-Jan

    22-Jan

    15-Jan

    2400

    8-Jan

    1-Jan

    Demand Variation 2015

    MW

    2200

    2000

    1800

    1600

    1400

    1200
    Nigh Peak

    1000
    Day Peak

    800

    600
    Minimum
    Demand

    400

    200

    Load Curve for 21st September 2015


    2100

    MW

    1800

    1500

    CEB Hydro

    1200

    IPP Thermal
    CEB Thermal Oil
    CEB Coal

    900

    600

    300

    Time of Day

    Note: Contribution from Wind, Mini Hydro, Solar and Biomass is not included
    8

    9000

    GWh

    Comparison of Cumulative Dispatch from 01st January - 22nd September

    8000

    7000

    6000

    SPP Wind
    IPP

    5000

    CEB Coal
    CEB Oil

    4000

    CEB Hydro

    3000

    2000

    1000

    2014

    2015

    Year

    GWh

    Comparison of Cumulative Dispatch

    12000
    11000
    10000

    9000
    8000
    7000

    2014

    6000

    2015
    5000
    4000
    3000
    2000
    1000
    0

    Note: Generation from SPP Mini Hydro, Solar and Biomass is not included

    10

    List of Power Stations


    Power Station

    Capacity (MW)

    Primary Fuel

    CEB Hydro
    Victoria
    Ukuwela
    Kotmale

    Randenigala
    Rantambe
    Bowatenna
    Nilambe
    Upper Kotmale
    Old Laxapana
    New Laxapana
    Polpitiya
    Wimalasurendra
    Canyon
    Samanalawewa
    Kukuleganga
    Inginiyagala
    Udawalawe

    210
    40
    201
    122
    49
    40
    3.2
    150
    50
    115
    75
    50
    60
    120
    75
    10
    6

    CEB Thermal
    Sapugaskanda 1
    Sapugaskanda 2
    Kelanitissa Small Gas Turbines
    GT 7 - Kelanitissa
    Kelanitissa CCY
    Lakvijaya (Puttalam Coal)
    Lakvijaya (Puttalam Coal) Stage II
    Lakvijaya (Puttalam Coal) Stage III
    New Chunnakam

    72
    72
    68
    115
    165
    285
    285
    285
    24

    Private Thermal (IPPs)


    Asia Power
    AES Kelanitissa
    West Coast
    Northern Power

    51
    163
    270
    27

    11

    Heavy Fuel
    Heavy Fuel
    Auto Diesel
    Auto Diesel
    Naptha & Diesel
    Coal
    Coal
    Coal
    Heavy Fuel

    Heavy Fuel
    Auto Diesel
    Low Sulphur Furnace oil
    Auto Diesel

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