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NLC India sets up new conveyor system
The new conveyor measuring 832 metre with 1,500 mm belt can carry 1,000 tonne of lignite per hour and was linked with the existing conveyor system.
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Karnataka tops renewable energy installation
Overtaking Tamil Nadu, Karnataka has emerged as the top state in installing renewable energy, reaching 12.3 GW of total installed capacity as of March 2018, having added 5 GW in 2017-18 alone.
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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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Coal is still the mainstay of the power sector
The government's thrust in the last couple of years has been on renewables, and India has done quite well in strengthening this portfolio, especially in solar power.
Solar Power, Neeraj Sharma, Wärtsilä, Batteries, PPA, Coal Capacity, Coal-Gas Hybrid Thermal Power Plants, Equipment, IC, GST, Renewable Energy, Greensmith Energy Management Systems Inc
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The Stress Marks!
India's power sector is in a catch-22 situation. A sound analysis of the power sector affirms that the sector is in the ICU where 78,000 MW of projects are under stress; and approximately Rs 1,200 billion worth unviable projects and PPAs are signed for a mere 7,000 MW.
Power Sector, Discoms, PPA, RBI, NCLT, NBFC, Transmission, IEX, Amish Shah, DSP Merrill Lynch, GVK Goindwal Saheb, Jaypee Bara, PPA, SHAKTI, CAGR
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Smart meters can pare AT&C losses
Until last 10 years, we were a power deficient country. We did not have enough power to serve our citizens. Now, we are not only a power surplus country, but are now talking of exporting power. In addition, India is becoming a major renewable hub with solar contributing lion's share.
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