In India, as far as power sector is concerned, what can be a bigger opportunity than the envisaged 30,000 MW of capacity addition with 40 Super Critical thermal units in the pipeline.

At present, power producers, owners prefer to order power plants on a single point responsibility basis, which enables them to eliminate multiple interface points and co-ordination.

A few BoP players suggested that the recent trend from generation companies to award contracts on a single point source is likely to push big BoP players to look for more consolidation or partnering in the equipment business. However, there is a twist in offing.

The government announcements to boost the renewable energy sector and increasing domestic production of the coal exemplify Government of India´s efforts to improve the power situation.

Backup power is required by every segment and diesel is the only choice of fuel for backup or emergency power. With ´Make in India´ initiative, we can expect world class quality infrastructure in the coming years.

24x7 power supply is a rarity in India. There are very few places in the country that can boast of having continuous supply of power. All this has resulted in growth of inverters, UPS and DG sets, fondly called the ´power backup´ industry.

Instrumentation and control automation is designed at realising the competitive advantages for a power plant or company, through design, maintainance and management of control systems.

Diesel engines and generator sets industry has started seeing the light at the end of the tunnel in terms of demand growth. Diesel engines and generator sets (DG sets) industry

There is hardly any change in the demand for gensets in the country. We expect that in coming years, demand for gas-fuelled gensets will go up significantly as piped gas