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Indias energy system better than China, says WEF
Indias energy system better than China, says WEF
India's energy system is better than that of neighbouring China in the context of an integrated
India's renewable energy sector to get additional funding under first supplementary DFG
The ministry of new and renewable energy will be granted Rs 5 crore for Non plan expenditure under the
India prepares to build offshore wind farms
India is clearing road blocks to its offshore wind farm project.
Bangladesh to import power from Bhutan, Nepal, Myanmar
A growing electricity demand has prompted Bangldesh to import power.
Tamil Nadu to begin using solar power
Issues tender for solar projects with a capacity of 1 gigawatt.
India, USA open solar research center
Launch SERIIUS to foster collaboration.
US to provide $200-M for Pakistan's Diamer-Bhasha dam project
$200 million for preliminary work.
Bangladesh PM urges people to stop wasting electricity
Stop wastage of electricity.
India approves plans for six nuclear reactors in Maharashtra
Six nuclear reactors at Jaitapur, Maharashtra.
Indian states to be made accountable for power distribution
Localize power distribtuion.
Indian state wants to subsidize clean energy
Part of Tamil Nadu's solar ambition. The Tamil Nadu Energy Development Agency, in charge of clean energy development in the State, wants to sanction subsidies for solar photo-voltaic projects.
India's BHEL seeks levy on imported solar power equipment
safeguard India's solar power manufacturing industry.
Renewable energy projects costlier in India than in US or Europe: Report
High financing costs in India.
Larsen & Toubro bags order from Nuclear Power Corp
For the Rajasthan Atomic Power Plant.
India will double renewable energy capacity
Goal is to have a total capacity of 56,267 MW by 2017.
India targets 10GW solar capacity by 2017
10 GW by end of 2017.
3 areas distribution companies in India must focus on
Since the beginning of the power sector reform in India, several initiatives have been taken for commercial performance improvements of distribution companies; however, the desired results have not been achieved even after significant investment in the sector during last ten years. Situation is unlikely to go for a rapid change until there is a strong regulatory enforcement, effective project management and accountability at all levels. Our recent experience with government utilities portray that key challenges in the sector during pre-reform was lack of investments and smart technological solutions, which has been shifted over time to the lack of commercial process acumen, project management skills, inefficient asset and technology utilization and ineffective monitoring tools during post reform era.
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