World energy issues monitor 2024
In a world where the demands for secure, affordable and sustainable energy are ever-increasing, global and national energy systems are showing signs of deficiencies and strains everywhere. There is an
Power Transmission
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Maharashtra will give spinning mills subsidies to set up solar power plants
The state government has set up a committee to help cooperative spinning mills and textile units set up solar power plants. Officials from the Maharashtra Textile Department, which has set up the committee,
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East Delhi complex first to get rooftop solar plant, will generate electricity at Rs 2.50 per unit
The CM added that Delhi will soon be in a position where surplus energy generated through such schemes will be sold to other parts of the country. Milan Vihar Apartments in east Delhi’s IP Extension
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Meeting Saubhagya Target: UP needs to electrify 60,000 households daily
Undergoing the initial stages of the Saubhagya scheme, discoms of Uttar Pradesh and Madhya Pradesh have already flagged rising rural supply as key a contributor towards mounting aggregate technical and
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Power producers seek tweaks in tender norms for 1,000 MW Gulf of Khambhat offshore wind project
Power producers and transmission companies are expected to meet Power and New & Renewable Energy Minister RK Singh in an attempt to get revised India’s first offshore wind tender, invited by the New and
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Power generators see risk in Centre's electricity purchase scheme
Under the scheme, a single entity can be allotted a maximum capacity of 600 Mw The power ministry’s efforts to ease stress in the sector may fall short of expectations because the scheme it has made
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Kenya to spend $200 to boost reliability of energy grid
NAIROBI – Kenya plans to spend 200 million U.S. dollars in the medium term to boost the reliability of the national electricity grid, a senior government official said on Monday. Charles Keter, the
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Centre launches scheme for procuring 2,500 MW aggregate power
The Centre will invite bids during this week for the procurement of aggregate power amounting to 2,500 MW on a competitive basis for three years from generators with commissioned projects but without power
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Govt brings relief to 2,500 Mw thermal power stations with pilot scheme
Ministry of Power issued the guidelines for the said scheme on April 10 Electricity generating firms would now be able to sell power without binding pacts, as the Union government on Monday allowed
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Over 1.5 lakh households in Bijnor villages still wait for power connection
Bijnor: With flickering light of a lantern in their backdrop, a group of sugarcane farmers in a Bijnor village huddled together to listen to 8pm Hindi news on a radio, fuelled by pencil batteries. To their
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Electricity distribution companies in India: preparing for an uncertain future
Electricity distribution sector is at a cross-road, with rising cost of supply, emergence of competitive renewable supply options, loss of cross-subsidising sales, and sustained high-cost base-load surplus.