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Shreya Jai, a journalist with over a decade of experience, focuses on India's energy and infrastructure sectors. As the dialogue on economic growth pivots towards sustainability, she has developed a keen interest and writes extensively on clean energy policies and climate action. Leading the energy-infrastructure team, she shapes coverage of pivotal sectors in the Indian economy.
Shreya Jai, a journalist with over a decade of experience, focuses on India's energy and infrastructure sectors. As the dialogue on economic growth pivots towards sustainability, she has developed a keen interest and writes extensively on clean energy policies and climate action. Leading the energy-infrastructure team, she shapes coverage of pivotal sectors in the Indian economy.
With 5 million meters, this is the largest tender in the country
Under Saubhagya, the Centre provided 60 per cent of the project finance to states for giving connections to rural households, and the rest was borne by states
In the past one year, the non-power sector has seen coal dispatch fall by 33 per cent
Total rainfall deficit drops from over 40% on June 10 to just 2% on June 21
Apart from Adani, the other two names disclosed by CIL from its pre-bid meetings were contenders in the NTPC tender as well.
The govt has defended Agnipath' saying ex-soldiers will get govt jobs. A Business Standard analysis suggests only 2.4% of ex-servicemen landed a govt job were unable to recruit against reserved quota
A spokesperson for the Indian Railways said recruitment for around 24,242 vacancies of ex-servicemen was underway
Floats tender worth Rs 4,000 crore to procure the meters; installation to start by October
Government seeks another round of power distribution reform and boost renewable energy
This is the first time since India announced its net carbon zero target year of 2070 that the policymakers have initiated discussions on just transition in coal bearing areas
The controversy over the Adani investment in the neighbouring nation stems from domestic power politics in which a bureaucrat has become collateral damage
Gautam Adani, chairman, Adani Group said, he is confident the company will produce the world's least expensive green hydrogen
State discoms remain financially stressed and are against imports, while domestic coal availability is under pressure
The imported coal would be supplied to state government-owned gencos and independent power producers (IPPs), 1.2 mt each
Threshold brought down to 100 kW from 1 Mw; open access allows consumer to buy power from a source of its choice
The firm placed 6 tenders & received technical bids from 4 players - Ahmedabad-based Adi Tradelink, Chennai-based Chettinad Logistics, and Delhi-based Mohit Minerals Ltd along with Adani Enterprises
Says stock available with power plants enough for 10 days of operation
The proposed funding for the three zones is Rs 1,000 crore with a ceiling of Rs 4,000 crore
The list includes generation units of state-owned NTPC, and privately owned units of Tata Power, Adani Power, CESC, Hindustan Power
CIL to import coal for states; working capital pressure worries IPPs