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After thermal power, nuclear is India's best bet
KBL is known for its flexible business approach with the ability and tenacity to adapt to changing market scenarios and needs.
KBL, Sayaji Shinde, LEED Certified Platinum, Cactus And Roses, His Highness Shrimant Shahu Maharaj Of Kolhapur, Kirloskarvadi Plant, Thermal Power, Renewable Energy, Digitisation, SALESFORCE, DOLPHIN, CVP, Mundra's Ultra Mega Power Plant, Sardar Sarovar Narmada Nigam's Saurashtra, CVP
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India's route to 'Clean Coal'
India is planning major investments in its power generation and distribution infrastructure as nearly 400 million Indians lack reliable energy supply. Most of this investment will be made in the renewable energy sector.
Investments, Supercritical Technology, Coal, Central Electricity Authority, NTPC Ltd, Ultra Mega Power Projects, SD Dubey, Ministry Of Environment, Rajiv Menon, Black & Veatch India, BMI Research
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Odisha CM pushes for coal link to thermal plants
Odisha Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik sought the intervention of Prime Minister Narendra Modi in several issues, mostly relating to fuel linkage to thermal power projects and early implementation of proposed ultra mega power project in Odisha.
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Power Tariff Policy to change things for the better
While exact numbers and figures will be hard to come by, for long Indian power producers have suffered great losses due to idle capacity. The recently enacted Power Tariff Policy has, however, brought relief to the industry.
Tata Power, Power Tariff Policy, Anil Sardana, Electricity, Financial Health Of Discoms, UDAY Scheme, Infrastructure, Distribution, AT&C, CEA, PLF, Transmission, Generation, Powerlinks Transmission Ltd, Maithon Power Ltd
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Hydropower | Too slow to be steady
Recent times have seen a welcome focus on harnessing renewable energy sources for power generation, worldwide. India too, has taken the challenge of curbing its carbon emissions head on, setting a humongous target of generating 175 GW through renewable sources by 2022.
Harnessing Clean Energy, Hydropower, Ironically, Hydroelectric, SHP, Kenji Urai, Toshiba India Pvt Ltd, Dr RP Saini, Alternate Hydro Energy Centre, Solar, Wind Energy, FDI, Generation, Transmission, Distribution
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Low input cost will reduce generation cost
Earlier there was Mega Power Policy where you could have benefits of duty exemption for large sized Hydro Power plant. Such policy should be retained till appropriate technology for a certain capacitys hydro power projects are available in India under Make In India concept.
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Tilaiya Ultra Mega Power Project in limbo
The future of Tilaiya Ultra Mega Power Project (UMPP) hangs in limbo as some power procurers have refused to pay the fee for termination of power purchase agreement (PPA) signed with Reliance Power for electricity from the plant.
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