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    • Chart of the Day: Déjà vu for merchant power producers as soft demand creates supply glut

      Supplies in day ahead market are far exceeding demand

    • Fuel linkages give an edge to NTPC as coal prices surge

      NTPC predominantly sources its fuel from the domestic market. And unlike its private counterparts, NTPC does not suffer from untied power capacities

    • Power tariffs are on the rise – Is it seasonal or structural?

      Barring the short-term reasons like imbalance in demand-supply, the underlying real demand is improving, which is far more important.

    • Power demand looking up, solar biz orders improving: Tata Power

      On improvement in power demand, Anil Sardana, MD & CEO of Tata Power says, there is traction as India has lot of pent-up demand and schemes like UDAY will boost consumption.

    • Power cos aggressive bids aimed at loss cutting: Expert

      Shankar K of Edelweiss Securities says he was expecting the bidding to be aggressive for the power sector especially since there is a huge mismatch between demand and supply.

    • Merchant power rate up, but won't benefit us much: JSPL

      Speaking to CNBC-TV18 from the boardroom, Sushil Maroo, director -- finance of JSPL says that he expects merchant power rate to stabilise at Rs 4-4.25 per unit going ahead. "But it won't benefit us much and is a temporary phenomenon," he says.

    • Expect power seg to see normalcy by month end: GVK Power

      Isaac George, CFO of the Hyderabad based infrastructure firm, in an interview on CNBC-TV18 said the power segment was a disappointment which impacted their profits.

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