Earth Hour: Power Distribution Companies Save 258 Mw In Delhi
The power distribution companies in the national capital saved 258 megawatt (MW) of electricity during sixty minutes of the Earth Hour observed on Saturday night.
Delhi to get 131 EV charging stations in 3 months
India’s capital Delhi will soon get 131 public charging stations for electric vehicles, providing people with easy access to recharging facilities. Significantly, the locations of these charging stations have been decided so as to cater to the charging needs of electric vehicles coming from adjoining cities of Noida, Gurgaon and Ghaziabad as well.
What’s More Powerful Than The Sun? The Invisible Red Tape
It’s a no-brainer that the strength of the summer sun in India’s north can fulfil the power demands of the region’s cities.
In Delhi, Peak Power Demand To Cross 7,400 Megawatt This Summer
The capital’s power demand is expected to cross 7,400 megawatts (MW) this summer — around 400MW more than last year.
NHPC board to consider proposal to raise up to Rs 2,017 cr via bonds on Friday
State-owned hydro power giant NHPC said on Wednesday that its board on Friday would consider a proposal to raise up to Rs 2,017.20 crore through taxable non-convertible bonds on a private placement basis.
Maharashtra: Foundry Sector To Get Power Tariff Discount Till 2024
According to a government resolution (GR) of March 8, the foundry sector in the region will continue to get discounted power tariff bills until the year 2023-24.
This village in Chhattisgarh gets electricity for the first time since Independence
For the first time since Independence, electricity made its way into the Jhalpi Para village in Chhattisgarh’s Balrampur district after the media highlighted its plight.
Kerala State Electricity Board seeks regulator’s nod to pay Rs 168 crore
The Kerala State Electricity Board (KSEB) has approached the power regulator seeking permission to utilize around Rs 168 crore for meeting compensation claims of landowners in the Edamon-Kochi sector,
GMR Group Didn’t Write Down Rs 2,250-Crore Investments Despite Auditor’s Red Flag
The auditor to GMR Infrastructure Ltd. said that its power sector loss would have been Rs 2,250 crore higher in the nine months ended December had it accounted for the reduced value of its investments.
India needs to get its priorities right, focus on water and power
Ever since a Pakistan-backed terrorist killed Central Reserve Police Force jawans, scores of Indians have been making both strategic and tactical decisions on behalf of the government.
