Major Achievements
 
  • The power surplus in the state is being sold outside the state through a trading company which facilitates additional revenue.
  • Integration of Sikkim in the Transmission Network of the Eastern Region has been achieved with the commissioning of 132 KV lines from Rangit to Melli and construction of 132/66 KV 100 MVA Substation at Melli.
  • Effective measures are being taken to reduce both the technical and the non-technical losses, especially the non-technical losses by introducing Energy Audit by proper monitoring on all feeders and at distribution transformer level to identify high loss areas. The augmentation and strengthening of sub-transmission and distribution system will reduce technical losses.
  • The Diesel Power House at Gangtok was upgraded to 4 MW from the previous capacity of 1.7 MW in 1998.
  • 60 MW Rangit Hydel project in West Sikkim was commissioned in 1999.
  • 2 MW Kalez Khola power project in Dentam in West Sikkim and 3 MW Rabomchu power project in North Sikkim were commissioned in 1995-96 and 1998, respectively.
  • 132 KV transmission line from Rangit to Melli was completed in 2006. Construction of similar transmission lines from Sagbari, Gyalshing to Pelling and Ravangla is currently under execution. Another 132/66 KV sub station LLHP near Gangtok has been commissioned.
  • By 2010, all the 22 power projects of the state will be completed. From these projects the Government of Sikkim will get12 % of free power. This is likely to meet the power shortfall in State aand will generate lot of revenues.
  • The state will be earning Rs. 600 crore revenue from these projects.
  • 100 % of the jobs generated in these power projects are being given to the local people depending upon their qualifications. All works which can be carried out by local contractors are being given to them.
 
 
 
 
Hydel Projects in Sikkim
   
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Foundation of Power sector was laid on 27th May 1927 with the commissioning of first Micro Hydel project at Ranikhola near Gangtok with the installed capacity of 50 KW. During this era, activities under power sector in Sikkim were not at all significant. Till the year 1954, operation and maintenance of power supply system were managed with the help of a foreman and an electrician, under the supervision of Sikkim Public Works Department.
In the year 1957, keeping in view of growing demand for electricity and as a standby measure, a Diesel power house was established and commissioned at Gangtok with a capacity of 257 KW. Following this development one more 150 KW SKODA Diesel generating set was added in this Diesel Power House. The year 1974 witnessed an important historical event in Sikkim. Following a Political upheaval Sikkim joined the mainstream of the Indian Union on May 16th 1975 as the 22nd state of India. Ever since Sikkim became a part of India there has been all round development in the state. Since then the sector has achieved the tremendous mileage in terms of installed capacity coupled with the Transmission & Distribution networks virtually connecting the every household in Sikkim. Sikkim with its picturesque landscape and amazing terrain has some of swiftest rivulets system has a huge power potential.
 
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