Predictions 2022: Digital grid to ensure bi-directional power
The distribution side of the business will continue to be its weakest link until the Electricity (Amendment) Bill 2021 is passed in Parliament.
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Record global coal consumption threatens 'Net Zero' pledges
Demand in China and India pushed global thermal electricity generation an estimated 9% in 2021 and will go up further by 2024.
Delhi CM to PM Modi: Power crisis looms
Kejriwal says generating stations have few days of coal stock left; discoms raise red flag on imminent load shedding.
This decade will mirror the ’90s: Kenneth Andrade
The veteran of the investment industry argues that this decade will witness an export-led growth. And while IT and pharma would rule the economy, other smaller industries, too, will jostle to rise up.
Why power sector is at the cusp of transformation
Budget 2021 has made it possible for power distribution companies to come up with new business models. This will, in turn, lead to innovative solutions and financing options for various services.
A budget to ‘power’ the economy
As the country went into a lockdown, the power sector bore the brunt, especially with a sluggish demand. The Budget may consider some tax propositions to alleviate liquidity stress of power companies.
The path to smart power
Using smart meters will lead to happy discoms and customers and pave the way to smart grid connectivity.
A brighter tomorrow for the power sector
Taken together, the Atmanirbhar Bharat Abhiyan, the draft Electricity (Amendment) Bill, 2020, and the National Tariff Policy promise to change the face of the power sector.
2019: A crucial year for India’s green power targets
India has made significant progress towards achieving its goal of 175GW of renewable capacity by 2022. It should ensure the momentum is maintained.
Adani Group forays into power distribution
For India’s largest private transmission company, Adani Transmission, entering the distribution business was a natural extension of its existing business.
