Web Exclusive Jan 08, 2021 NTPC’s 38-year-old unit records highest PLF in FY2020-21 by far NTPC Ltd’s very first unit at Singrauli in Uttar Pradesh has achieved the highest plant load factor (PLF) of 100.24 per cent among all thermal units in the country between April 2020 to December 2020, data published by Central Electricity Authority (CEA) showed.
Cover Story Oct 01, 2020 Centre Shifts Gears to Curb Imports, Hike Production The Central Government is charting a plan to set up three large manufacturing zones for power equipment in different places in the country.
Interview Oct 01, 2020 Attracting Foreign Partners, Upping Export of Electricals India's cumulative share in the global market for electrical equipment is around $ 480 billion, which is less than 2 per cent.
Web Exclusive Sep 14, 2020 Foundation Stone for Construction of LILO of Kishenganj-Darbhanga Transmission Line Laid Union Minister of State (Independent Charge) for Power and New & Renewable Energy, Raj Kumar Singh laid the foundation stone for construction of the line in, line out (LILO) of Kishenganj-Darbhanga 400kV transmission line at Saharsa in Bihar through a virtual event.
Web Exclusive Aug 10, 2020 NTPC Group achieves over 100 BUs of cumulative generation in the current financial year India’s largest energy conglomerate, the NTPC Group has achieved over 100 billion units (BUs) of cumulative generation in the current financial year.
Editor's Page Jan 01, 2020 Will 2020 be the year of infrastructure? India is blessed with an over 7,500 km long coastline. From the time of the Indus-Saraswati River Valley Civilisation to the early medieval period, the country was renowned for its intrepid sailors.
Cover Story Jan 01, 2020 Cross-Wiring to Illuminate South Asia Region The formation of a robust cross-border framework in the South Asia region is expected to bring down the cost of electricity and allow India to achieve the flexibility to regulate the intermittency of power generated by its wind and solar farms.
Interview Jan 01, 2020 Free trading to provide greater resiliency to regional grid Although several steps have been taken in recent years to facilitate cross-border trade in electricity in South Asia, eventually a broad-based framework for the free flow of electricity and transactions would be required.
Cover Story Oct 01, 2019 Ease Controls, Encourage Competition While improving efficiency is critical for turning around the situation at power distribution companies (discoms), tariff reforms, especially, are the need of the hour.