Generation and Reservoirs Statistics

03rd March 2016

PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION OF SRI LANKA

03rd March 2016

Generation Mix in MWh

6,484

579
10,546

CEB Hydro
CEB Thermal Oil

6,210

CEB Coal

16,780

IPP Thermal
SPP Wind

Total Generation - 40,598.5 MWh

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

Cumulative Dispatch- 2016

1st -3rd March 2016
Category
CEB Hydro

1st January to 3rd March 2016

Dispatch (MWh)
32,561.0 27.06%

Category
CEB Hydro

Dispatch (GWh)
786.86 35.11%

CEB Thermal Oil

18,600.0 15.46%

CEB Thermal Oil

231.70 10.34%

CEB Coal

44,530.0 37.01%

CEB Coal

782.42 34.91%

IPP Thermal

22,997.9 19.11%

IPP Thermal

413.85 18.47%

SPP Wind
Total

1,646.0

1.37%

120,334.9

Renewable

26.21

Total

2,241

Note: Generation from Mini Hydro, Solar and Biomass power plants is not included in annual
cumulative renewable generation figure.
2

1.17%

Dispatch on 03rd March 2016

MWh
7000

6000

5000

4000

Rated Capacity
Available
Dispatched

3000

2000

1000

Night Peak Contribution on 03rd March 2016

MW
300

250

200
Installed
Capacity
150

Available
Capacity
Night Peak Load

100

50

Contribution to the Night Peak in MW

30
315
967
CEB Hydro
CEB Thermal Oil

693

CEB Coal
IPP Thermal

306

SPP Wind

Night Peak -2,3111.7 MW

Day Peak Demand 1,960.4 MW

Minimum Recorded Demand 1,131.8 MW

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

Reservoir Storage Levels ( As at 06.00 hr on 3rd March 2016)

GWh
270

% Capacity
100%

249.6

240

90%
88.8%

210

80%
70%

180

60%

150

51.2%140.2

56.9%

120
90
60
30

40%
40.7%

35.5%

33.4%

50%

120.3
70.6

50.6
31.5

30%
20%
10%

0%
Castlereigh

Maussakelle

Kotmale

Victoria

% capacity

Randenigala Samanalawewa

Storage Level (GWh)

Note: Hydro Reservoir Storage Capacity as at 3rd March 2016 662.8 GWh (52.65%)

GWh

Comparison of Total Reservoir Storage Levels from 2nd Junuary

1200

1000

800

2012
2013
2014

600

2015
2016
400

200

Demand Variation from 1st January 2016

2400

MW

2200
2000
1800
1600
1400
1200

Nigh Peak

1000

Day Peak

800

Minimum
Demand

600
400
200

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

3-Mar

1-Mar

28-Feb

26-Feb

24-Feb

22-Feb

20-Feb

18-Feb

16-Feb

14-Feb

12-Feb

10-Feb

8-Feb

6-Feb

4-Feb

2-Feb

31-Jan

29-Jan

27-Jan

25-Jan

23-Jan

21-Jan

19-Jan

17-Jan

15-Jan

13-Jan

11-Jan

9-Jan

7-Jan

5-Jan

3-Jan

1-Jan

MW

Load Curve for 2nd March 2016

2400

2100

1800

1500
CEB Hydro
IPP Thermal

1200

CEB Thermal Oil

CEB Coal
900

600

300

Time of Day

2,500

Comparison of Cumulative Dispatch from 1st January to 3rd March

GWh

26.21
2,000
23.05

413.85

23.48
99.75

SPP Wind
1,500

836.36
782.42

837.02

IPP
CEB Coal
CEB Oil

1,000

161.27

CEB Hydro
99.62

231.70

421.59
500

888.83

786.86

498.53
0

2014

2015

2016

Note: Generation from SPP Mini Hydro, Solar and Biomass is not included
9

Year

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
Uthuru Janani
Barge CEB

72
72
68
115
165
285
285
285
24
60

Private Thermal (IPPs)

Asia Power
AES Kelanitissa
West Coast
Northern Power

51
163
270
27

10

Heavy Fuel
Heavy Fuel
Auto Diesel
Auto Diesel
Naptha & Diesel
Coal
Coal
Coal
Heavy Fuel
Furnace Oil

Heavy Fuel
Auto Diesel
Low Sulphur Furnace oil
Auto Diesel