India´s fuel-starved power projects would be able to give a bonus 30,000 MW capacity to fuel the expected surge in electricity demand when the economy turns around. Power, Coal and Renewable Energy Minister Piyush Goyal´s has assured quick action and this has raised industry´s hopes that policy action would kick-start stranded plants. Goyal has announced that the government will soon act to resolve fiscal difficulties and fuel scarcity of power plants based on coal or natural gas, so that people get affordable and uninterrupted supply.
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