Energy availability in Bankura
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Details of Electrical Energy

In Bankura district, the per capita consumption of commercial energy like coal, petroleum and electricity is very low as compared to the adjoining district. Since last Five Year Plan, the demand of electricity from the rural area has strongly emerged. Out of 3826 numbers of mouza in the district 2412 mouzas have declared electrified upto 31.03.2000.

No. of Mouza Electrified (as on 31-03-2002)

2500

Percentage of electrification
excluding un-inhabited Mouza

70.62

No. of Group Electric Supply/Sector

25

No. of E.H.V.(132/33 KV) Sub-station

2

Installed capacity of E.H.V. S/Stn.

144.50 MVA

No. of H.V. (33/11 KV) sub-Station

20

Installed capacity of H.V.(33/11KV)S/stn.

148.50 MVA

Total peak load demand

130 MVA

Length of 33 KV O.H. line

560 K.M.

Length of 11 KV O.H. Line

5406 KM

Length of Low & medium O.H. Line   

4640 KM

Total Nos. of consumers

140035

Domestic consumers

116001

Commercial consumers

14079

Industrial consumers

2458

Agriculture consumers

3363

Others consumers

4134

No. of lokdeep consumers

6297

No. of Distribution transformer (11/.4 KV)

2954

No. of decentralized bulk consumer

76

No. of Centralised High-Voltage Bulk consumers

6

No. of Centralised EHV Bulk consumers

2

Source of Power received from D.V.C.

10 MVA

Source of Power received from D.P.L

8 MVA


The existence of Mejhia Thermal Power Plant within the district and other thermal power plants in Durgapur and Kolaghat can be a boon for the proposed industries for Bankura, as transmission-loss can be minimum due to proximity of the district to these power plants. The electrical grid in the district is well-knit with the existence of two numbers of 132/33/11 KV sub-station and 24 numbers of 33/11 KV sub-station. On the otherhand, per capita domestic consumption of electricity is also very low compared to the adjoining districts. Thus abundance of electricity can be used for setting up of industries in the entire district.
            In north Bankura we have an augmentation of 2 X 500 MW in the Mejhia Thermal Power Plant which is going to be an added advantage for the new industries coming up in this part of the district.   

Block-wise number of mouzas electrified upto 2005-2006

Sl. No.

Name of Blocks

Total number of mouzas

Number of mouzas electrified

Percentage of mouzas electrified

1

Bankura-I

150

120

80.0

2

Bankura-II

154

128

83.1

3

Barjora

199

172

86.4

4

Bishnupur

161

128

79.5

5

Chhatna

288

205

71.2

6

Gangajalghati

165

146

88.5

7

Indpur

222

135

60.8

8

Indus

131

124

94.7

9

Joypur

139

127

91.4

10

Khatra

155

113

72.9

11

Hirbandh

121

93

76.9

12

Kotulpur

170

148

87.1

13

Mejia

75

69

92.0

14

Onda

291

231

79.4

15

Patrasayer

160

137

85.6

16

Raipur

206

60

29.1

17

Ranibandh

186

102

54.8

18

Saltora

157

107

68.2

19

Sarenga

166

126

75.9

20

Simlapal

203

144

70.9

21

Sonamukhi

186

155

83.3

22

Taldangra

145

120

82.8

Total

3830

2890

75.5

Source:- Office of the Divisional Engineer (Rural Electrification), WBSEB