Central Region Power Distribution Company has set up State’s first Scoda control centre at Bhopal. It is connected with 20 sub-stations of 33/11 KV capacity in the state capital. Scoda system is being developed in selected cities of the country.
Through it, all 33/11 KV sub-stations, 33 KV lines and 11 KV lines will be conducted with automisation and power supply will be resumed in short time after snapping. Scoda will prove to be very beneficial for consumers in near future.
The company has developed ‘sub-station management system’ software to learn status of all equipments situated at 33/11 KV sub-stations from central Control Centre (DCC).
Through it, information about functioning and dyscunctioning of equipments is being obtained. The software helps in making available equipments immediately. It has become easier for field officers to immediately repair and maintain out of order equipments since online information about it is available.
In ‘sub-station management system’ software, database of all concerning equipments of 33/11 KV sub-stations has been prepared, which is being updated regularly. Through it monitoring is being undertaken to replace faulty equipments at the earliest. Due to it, consumers are getting quality and continuous power.
Public Services Delivery Guarantee Act 2010 covers 7 services of power distribution. The company had received 201567 applications regarding these services from January 2015 to June 2015, which have been disposed of cent percent.
Five more services of power distribution companies have also been covered under the Act, rising their number of 12 now. Meanwhile, 76 applications were received from January 15 to June 15, 2015 under Right to Information Act 2005, which have also been disposed of cent percent within prescribed
time-limit.