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4.9  Licensee's Consumption Estimates

The licensee’s estimate for the year 2005-06 is based on ALF and further adjusted on higher side. A comparison of the UHBVNL’s actual consumption during the year 2003-04 vis-à-vis the actual consumption during the year FY 2004-05 is shown in the table 4.22:

Table 4.22 - Comparison of the UHBVNL’s actual consumption (MU) during the year 2003-04 vis-à-vis the actual consumption (MU) during the year 2004-05

 

Actual Consumption FY 2003-04

Actual Consumption FY 2004-05

%

Growth

Domestic

1406.497

1503.156

6.87

Non Domestic

352.275

376.834

6.97

HT Industry

862.393

932.614

8.14

LT Industry

474.204

492.798

3.92

Agriculture metered

449.905

558.446

24.13

Agriculture unmetered

2791.296

2757.858

-1.2

MITC

1.714

1.791

4.49

Lift Irrigation

41.488

36.743

-11.44

Railway Traction

100.747

102.364

1.61

Bulk Supply

137.019

138.257

0.90

Street lighting

15.453

16.679

7.93

PWW

125.723

136.64

8.68

Total

6758.714

7054.18

4.37

A comparison of the UHBVNL’s actual consumption during the year 2004-05 vis-à-vis the estimate for FY 2005-06 is shown in the table 4.23:

Table 4.23 - Comparison of the UHBVNL’s actual consumption (MU) during the year 2004-05 vis-à-vis the estimate for FY 2005-06

 

Actual Consumption FY 2004-05

UHBVNL

Estimate

FY 2005-06

%

Difference

Domestic

1503.156

1958.1

30.3

Non Domestic

376.834

459.1

21.8

HT Industry

932.614

1024.6

9.9

LT Industry

492.798

565.1

14.7

Agriculture metered

558.446

715.5

28.1

Agriculture unmetered

2757.858

2764.1

0.2

MITC

1.791

2.5

39.6

Lift Irrigation

36.743

37.5

2.0

Railway Traction

102.364

94.3

-7.9

Bulk Supply

138.257

159.0

15.0

Street lighting

16.679

20.5

22.8

PWW

136.64

184.7

35.1

Total

7054.18

7984.9

13.2

From the above table, it is noticed that the forecast in most of the consumer categories is on much higher side and does not conform to past trend. Hence, the same may not be achieved in the power availability-driven-scenario prevailing during 2005-06

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