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Tg Ki 53.8%, Ap Ki 46.2% Ani Yekkadavundhi Re-Org Bill Lo?


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any govt documents regarding this

 

Bhayya are you serious govt documents na degara enduku untayi bhayya. nes article lo padthe vesa.. meelaga TDP makem official documents mail cheyyadu.. oka vela online unna..danni vethiki vetade time kuda ledu.. govt documents anta..Brahmi74_zps358762fa.gif

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6. The power of the Central Generating Stations will be allotted in such ratio to the
State of Telangana and the State of Andhra Pradesh based on the actual energy
consumption of the last 5 years
of the relevant DISCOMS in the respective successor
State.
7. For a period of ten years, the successor State that has a deficit of electricity shall have
the first right of refusal for the purchase of surplus power from the other successor
State.

Source : http://reorganisation.ap.gov.in/downloads/APReorganisationBill.pdf

Dani meede release cheisnru GO

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/...hare-for-AP-at-46-11/articleshow/35353872.cms

Inka itla prathidhie detailed gaa mottham bill lone pettukunta pote adhi bill avvadu veyyi page la book avvuddhi 2djomv.gif





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The 800 MW thermal project at Krishnapatnam started power generation last month and since then, has become a bone of contention between the two states. The project was planned when the state was united. At that time, a separate corporation called AP Power Development Corporation Limited (APPDCL) was created to fund the project. The erstwhile APGenco was the major shareholder in the APPDCL with 51 per cent shares, followed by CPDCL with 29.37%, SPDCL with 9.84%, NPDCL 7.06%, EPDCL 6.99% and AP government 4.78 per cent.

Post bifurcation, these figures were changed as per the formula created by the ministry of power, and the assets of APGenco and APTransco were distributed between the two states. The special purpose vehicle (SPV) that was formed to fund Krishnapatnam project was also split. Thus, the Telangana government got the majority share in APPDCL. While Telangana Genco got 27.49 per cent, the two discoms -southern discom and northern discom in Telangana -got 16.82 and 7.02 per cent respectively. The AP government's share was trimmed to 46.69 per cent, with APGenco's share pegged at 23.51 per cent and eastern and southern discoms getting 6.99 and 13.39 per cent respectively.



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Fair ani nenu anatledu. bill lo ledu ante chebutunna. etlagu adhi fair kaadu le. AP lo capital city vaste obviously akkada demand peruguddhi. malla changes chestaarmeo mari future lo telvadu

according to PPA

oka state lo excess power untene vere state ki ivali adi rule

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Fair ani nenu anatledu. bill lo ledu ante chebutunna. etlagu adhi fair kaadu le. AP lo capital city vaste obviously akkada demand peruguddhi. malla changes chestaarmeo mari future lo telvadu

 

changes cheyaatam endi KCR calm ga untadane

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ppa prakarm antunaru kabati nenu ppa mida disco techa

dat too disco nly wit dala nd pithaka

 

migatha vallu waste

seeleru meeda PPA unda asalu...malli PPA meeda nee thokkalo disco Brahmi74_zps358762fa.gif

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