Delhi has no gas for its power plants
While the demand for power is expected to go up to around 6,200 MW this peak summer, non-availability of natural gas is hampering production in power plants of the Capital. Of the city’s six power plants,
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USD 5.7M grant to study three new power projects
Parts of the grant would be used to improve energy efficiency and to encourage renewable energy use Energy: The Norwegian government allocated USD 5.7M for the country to conduct pre-feasibility studies
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Renewable energy dev policy being revised
The government will revise the Renewable Energy Development Policy by incorporating the provision of adopting new technology and introducing incentives to the new-generation electricity producers, officials
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Japan approves energy plan reinstating nuclear power
Japan's Cabinet on Friday approved an energy policy reversing the previous government's plans to gradually mothball nuclear power plants, a move likely to be unpopular with a wary public following the
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Marginal capacity addition casts a shadow over wind energy
In the last two years, wind mills of a mere 282 MW were commissioned Is the end of Tamil Nadu’s wind power “growth story” in sight? In a State that witnessed an unprecedented growth in the sector of wind energy not long ago, capacity addition during the just-concluded financial year of 2013-2014 was marginal, with 107 megawatt (MW).
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Japan Policy Stops Short of Setting Clean Energy Targets
The government of Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s final version of a draft energy report reinforces atomic power’s role in the country’s future and falls short of advocating specific goals for renewable energy
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Rajasthan, Punjab Move Tribunal Against CERC Order on Tata Power
Commission had ordered five state discoms to pay the company . 329.45 in February The country’s electricity regulator’s decision to compensate Tata Power for its higher costs has been challenged by
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Japan Policy Stops Short of Setting Clean Energy Targets
Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s government stopped short of setting goals for renewable energy in the final version of a draft plan that reinforces atomic power’s role in Japan’s energy future, calling it
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Expedite tariff adoption & approval of PPAs for solar power: Assocham to TN Govt
Solar power generation is losing momentum, says the body The Associated Chambers of Commerce and Industry of India (ASSOCHAM) today asked the Tamil Nadu Government to expedite the adoption of applicable tariff announced by Tamil Nadu Generation and Distribution Corporation Limited (TANGEDCO) together with approval of power purchase agreements (PPAs).
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Renewables: the only path to a secure, affordable and climate-friendly energy system by 2030
European energy policy is facing major challenges. In order to tackle the climate crisis, a dramatic reduction in greenhouse gas emissions is essential. At the same time, security of supply and affordable