Calculations by CEA show that by FY30, non-fossil fuel (solar, wind, biomass, hydro and nuclear)-based installed capacity will be about 64 per cent of the total installed capacity
Proposed Bill takes away certain powers of the State government, and seeks to bring in changes in the existing Electricity Act that would make power utilities in the public sector totally unviable
The decline is attributed to cheaper renewable energy resources and increasing public resistance towards polluting sources
The plan proposes a "light-handed approach" towards franchisees to incentivise, discount and set tariff (within stipulated range) for electricity supply in an area
The project will help UP discoms make estimated savings of Rs 8,000 cr
The Ministry of Power recently blamed the SERCs for not ordering regular tariff revision
The last such study was conducted during 1978-87