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Japan is testing a bold idea that turns heavy snowfall into clean electricity, using temperature differences and abandoned infrastructure, raising questions about whether snow could power future winters.
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To receive the bailout funds, the states will be required to privatise their electric utilities and transfer managerial control or keep control but list them on a stock exchange
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"In India, we project total revenue, including joint venture to increase 10% in 2024, primarily driven by stronger power generation demand," said Cummins Inc chairman and CEO, Jennifer Rumsey.
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The share of non-fossil fuels in total electricity generation rose on strong growth in nuclear power and moderation in demand
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Compared to the previous quarter, gross electricity generation of NTPC rose 4.38 percent in Q4 from 89.467 BUs recorded in Q3FY24.
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The rise in tariffs has upset both, consumers and industry associations in the hill state. The latter has said they may move to other states like UP. That’s not all. Opposition parties have piled ridicule on the government for having lowered the price of liquor in the new excise policy.
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The company’s thermal power plant utilisation levels increased to 77.8 percent in the first half of FY22, levels last seen in the first half of FY18
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Madhya Pradesh is the biggest beneficiary of the green electricity generated by the SSHEP complex, which has a total installed capacity of 1,450 MW.
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The coal crunch is worsening but all thermal power plants are not equally affected
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China has the largest renewable energy base globally and is still hostage to coal. Green energy is estimated to meet only half of incremental global electricity demand in 2021 and 2022
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Given India’s ambitious plans to rapidly transition to a cleaner energy economy, it becomes imperative to develop and invest in climate resilient power grids to improve people’s living standards
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It also reported significant increase of 15.2 per cent in output, with its total power generation capacity at 10,577 MW from various fuel sources such as thermal, hydroelectric power, renewable energy (wind and solar PV) and waste heat recovery.
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Infrastructure sectors grew at five-month low rate of 2.8 percent in May, slipping from a four-year high of 8.5 percent in previous month, as oil and natural gas output contracted
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Government is planning to offer private companies the flexibility to use domestic coal to bring down cost of electricity generation in the next 3-4 months, Power Minister Piyush Goyal said on June 28
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The impact of the steel sector has been such that the stock of stalled projects increased after falling for five quarters.
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Steel production, however, shrank an annual 5.9 percent last month, compared with a 5.6 percent growth in July.
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According to officials in Gujarat Energy Research and Management Institute (GERMI), farmers and power generation companies will be in a win-win situation with generation of solar energy in agricultural fields.
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Total income during the quarter under review rose marginally to Rs 2,218.80 crore from Rs 2,217.62 crore in the corresponding quarter of the previous fiscal, it added.
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Shares of NTPC rallied 2.5 percent intraday Wednesday. The country's largest power producer announced big expansion plan for executing green energy projects in the next five years as part of government's plans to provide thrust to clean electricity generation.
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The bank guarantee, which will be equivalent to the incremental revenue that RIL will get from the new gas price, will be encashed if it is proved that the company hoarded gas or deliberately suppressed production at the main Dhirubhai-1 and 3 (D1&D3) fields in the eastern offshore KG-D6 block since 2010-11, sources said.
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Planning Commission and Power Ministry are believed to have reached a consensus over fixing the capacity addition target at 90,000 MW for the next five years.
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Suresh Prabhu, former power minister during the NDA regime, said, "We definitely need political will to bring reforms in state electricity boards (SEBs) and that is how we have started the process of reforming State Electricity Boards in 2003."
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JSW Energy Thursday reported a net profit of Rs 205.79 crore for the January-March or fourth quarter, down 25% year-on-year due to high cost of imported coal.
