Karnataka and Gujarat continued to showcase their leadership in the progress toward the clean energy transition, a new joint report by the Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis (IEEFA)
BHUBANESWAR: The Orissa Government is leading by example.
The government is planning to allow developers of ultra mega power projects to use surplus coal from allocated blocks for other projects in which they hold majority stake.
13th Finance Commission has projected a growth rate of 14.14 per cent.
Gandhinagar: The state has sold 2,220 million units of power to other states during the last two years, the government told the assembly on Monday. In two different replies, the government said that the state was enjoying a surplus as far as power production was concerned.
Faced with demands for better evacuation of wind energy, the Karnataka Power Transmission Corporation Limited (KPTCL) has agreed to set up two 400 KV sub-stations in the State.
The Opposition members in the Rajya Sabha on Tuesday said government should not go ahead with the Jaitapur nuclear power project in Maharashtra if it faced resistance from the locals. Alleging "repression" against those opposed to the project Manohar Joshi (Shiv Sena) said his party was opposed to the project reflecting the sentiments of the people in the Konkan area of the state.
IN A BID to offset the ever-increasing coking coal prices and widening the gap between demand and supply, industry body, Assocham, has submitted a proposal to encourage new green technologies used in steel production with a view to reduce costs and carbon emissions while improving productivity.
Taking the first concrete step on setting up two more China-supplied nuclear reactors in the Chashma nuclear complex, Pakistan has obtained the approval of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) board for the safeguards agreement to cover the two new reactors, Chashma 3 and 4. The approval was obtained in the ongoing IAEA board meeting at Vienna.
The penultimate year of the 11th Five Year Plan is expected to witness a record addition to power generation capacity of 15,000 megawatt, taking the total capacity to 1.75 lakh MW, but insufficient availability of coal and fuel due to environmental restrictions pose a problem to meeting the overall Plan target.
T3 To Need 250MW In A Few Yrs New Delhi: Airports-to-infrastructure conglomerate GMR is setting up a 420MW power plant of its own to meet the energy needs of Indira Gandhi International Airport's Terminal 3, estimated to rise to 250MW
