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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Home states may get more power
Share In Power Generated By Thermal Plants To Be Commissioned After Jan 2011 May Increase To 35-50% Subhash Narayan NEW DELHI
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Solar units help Aila-hit Sunderbans victims stay connected
New Delhi: Though cyclone Aila has ravaged Sunderbans, it has failed to cut it off completely from the mainland. Phones and a weather warning and climate adaptation system are still functional
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Delhi to get power from Jammu and Kashmir
Smriti Kak Ramachandran NEW DELHI: Faced with a 200-MW shortfall and with no relief in sight from the Damodar Valley Corporation that had assured of providing 400 MW of power, Delhi has now turned to Jammu and Kashmir for help.
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Distance protection of transmission line using advanced signal processing techniques
This paper presents a new approach for transmission line protection using a time-frequency transform technique. The transform known as S-Transform (ST) is used for fault detection from the current and voltage signal at the relaying point.
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How consumers were won
Government schemes induced growth The Bureau of Energy Efficiency, state electricity boards and electricity supply companies are responsible for popularizing cfls in India.
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South Asia
Making hay: Taxi drivers in Rawalpindi are charging exorbitant fares from commuters. The shortage of natural gas is good business opportunity for them. The Sui Northern Gas Pipeline Ltd, Pakistan
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Plan to reduce loss of power
June 22: The Centre this time is serious about implementing the revised Accelerated Power Development and Reforms Programme which will considerably reduce transmission power losses that amount to one third of the power generated in the country. The programme will be implemented in two stages.
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Energy exports causing power deficit in State
BHUBANESWAR: The unrelenting heatwave conditions have piled insurmountable suffering on the hapless citizens of Orissa. To heap more misery long power cuts and low voltage have become the order of the day.
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Poor generation plan is responsible for the power hike
Though Shiv Sena's violent agitation against power tariff hike appears to be for its own good than the public, according to experts, power companies cannot be let off the hook either.
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WB loan for power sector
The World Bank has agreed in principle to give a loan of $ 330 million to Haryana for its power system development project, which will go a long way in strengthening the transmission and distribution systems in the state.