Presently, the Delhi government generates power using about 9% solar energy
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Delhi govt spends over Rs 1500 cr on road repairs in last two years
Road redesign will minimise congestion and improve road's aesthetic
Discoms may take legal route against DERC order
Discoms might take the legal route to challenge DERC´s order to make them pay damages to consumers for unscheduled outages. DERC came out with the final notification on the penalty clause on Monday.
Delhi Govt to extend scheme
The Delhi government is going to extend the amnesty scheme for defaulters of power bills for the third time.
Delhi govt says it will take care of greenbelt
The Delhi government has told the National Green Tribunal that it will take care of the greenbelt along the elevated road project on the Vikas Puri-Mukarba Chowk stretch by planting 2,908 trees to replace the 1,476 which will be cut.
Delhi gives free gas cylinders, stoves to 1.75 lakh BPL families
The Delhi government, under its ambitious 'kerosene-free Delhi scheme,' has provided free LPG cylinders and gas stoves to nearly 1.75 lakh poor families. The Delhi Food and Civil Supplies Minister Harun Yusuf said this in the State Assembly on August 29.
Three roads in Delhi to be developed at Rs 41 cr
The Delhi government has cleared three road projects worth Rs 41 crore. The Chief Minister Sheila Dikshit sanctioned Rs 15.41 crore for strengthening of the road from Britania Chowk to Outer Ring Road in East Delhi. The road project will be completed within six months.
Delhi govt may allow hotels to get into flats business
The Delhi government is planning to allow hotels to build and sell apartments in their complexes in Delhi, a move that may benefit several hotels in the city except those that fall within the restricted Lutyens' Bungalow Zone, sources in Delhi Development Authority said. Hotels will be allowed to use the 20 per cent of the total built-up space, where they are permitted to set up a commercial and retail wing, to develop apartments, a senior official at the Delhi Development Authority said, on the
Delhi govt asks discoms to improve power supply
The Delhi government on May 22 pulled up the private power distribution companies and asked them to improve power supply urgently as several areas across the city were reeling under severe power cuts in sweltering heat. The Delhi Power Department said the city has more power than the current demand and blamed the long outages on local faults and other technical problems in the distribution network.
Delhi govt to merge its power generation firms
Delhi government has decided to merge two of its power generation companies into a single unit to streamline operations. Delhi Chief Minister Sheila Dikshit said that to ensure better functioning of the generating unit, the Cabinet has decided to merge the Pragati Power Corporation (PPCL) into the Indraprastha Power Generation Company (IPGCL), thereby retaining the latterÂ’s name.
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