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Accelerate distribution reforms
There should be a game plan to improve distribution efficiencies as well as timely payment of subsidies and regulatory assets, says Anil Sardana.
Power Sector, GDP, ICRA, Government Subsidy, Discoms, Shunglu Panel Report, Electricity, CRISIL, West Bengal, Power Tariffs, CAGR, APTEL
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Rupa Devi Singh, MD & CEO, PXIL
Rupa Devi Singh is the Managing Director and CEO of Power Exchange India (PXIL), which is headquartered in Mumbai. She is the founding CEO of PXIL
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Rupa Devi Singh, MD & CEO, PXIL
Rupa Devi Singh is the Managing Director and CEO of Power Exchange India (PXIL), which is headquartered in Mumbai. She is the founding CEO of PXIL
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Accelerate distribution reforms
There should be a game plan to improve distribution efficiencies as well as timely payment of subsidies and regulatory assets, says Anil Sardana.
Power Sector, GDP, ICRA, Government Subsidy, Discoms, Shunglu Panel Report, Electricity, CRISIL, West Bengal, Power Tariffs, CAGR, APTEL
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JNNSM bids below Rs 9 per unit risky
The pace of reduction in capital costs is expected to moderate in 2012. This will exert pressure on the margins of players, who have bid below Rs 9 per unit under batch 2 of Jawaharlal Nehru National Solar Mission
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JNNSM bids below Rs 9 per unit risky
The pace of reduction in capital costs is expected to moderate in 2012. This will exert pressure on the margins of players, who have bid below Rs 9 per unit under batch 2 of Jawaharlal Nehru National Solar Mission
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Solar Power bids below Rs. 9 per unit risky
In 2011-12, India’s solar power capacities increased manifold to nearly 940 MW from a meagre 20 MW in 2010-11. Besides favourable government policies, particularly Gujarat’s solar policy, a sharp decline in capital costs over 2011 drove this rapid expansion.
JNNSM Projects, Solar Power, CRISIL Research, Solar Photovoltaic, Germany, Spain, Equity Internal Rate Of Returns, Irrs, Rahul Prithiani, Prasad Koparkar, Solar Equipment
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Solar Power bids below Rs. 9 per unit risky
In 2011-12, India’s solar power capacities increased manifold to nearly 940 MW from a meagre 20 MW in 2010-11. Besides favourable government policies, particularly Gujarat’s solar policy, a sharp decline in capital costs over 2011 drove this rapid expansion.
JNNSM Projects, Solar Power, CRISIL Research, Solar Photovoltaic, Germany, Spain, Equity Internal Rate Of Returns, Irrs, Rahul Prithiani, Prasad Koparkar, Solar Equipment
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