power companies
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January 06, 2021, Wednesday
Power Finance Corp to sell bonds worth $1.4 billion to individual investors
Power Finance Corp. has filed a draft prospectus for a 100-billion-rupee offering ($1.4 billion), and plans to raise the entire ...
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January 03, 2021, Sunday
Discoms' outstanding dues to power gencos rise 35% to Rs 1.41 trn in Nov
In November 2020, the total overdue amount, which was not cleared even after 45 days of grace period offered by generators, stood ...
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January 01, 2021, Friday
Revival path: Credit quality of key sectors unscathed, outlook on the mend
In the first part of the series, we are looking at the core investment-linked sectors.
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December 07, 2020, Monday
NTPC offers to buy back its Rs 4,000 cr masala bonds from lenders
State-run power giant NTPC has made an offer to buy back its masala bonds worth Rs 4,000 crore from bondholders or lenders
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December 06, 2020, Sunday
Discoms' outstanding dues to power gencos up 29% to Rs 1.38 trn in Oct
Distribution companies (discoms) owed a total of Rs 1,06,734 crore to power generation firms in October 2019
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November 08, 2020, Sunday
Outstanding dues from power cos pose challenge: Coal India report
The cash flow problem arising out of the outstanding dues from state-owned power generation companies poses a challenge to Coal ...
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September 13, 2020, Sunday
Discoms' outstanding dues to power gencos rise 36% to Rs 1.29 trn in July
Power producers' total outstanding dues owed by distribution firms rose over 36 per cent year-on-year to Rs 1.29 trillion in July ...
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August 31, 2020, Monday
Power equipment companies changing tack in push for green energy
The second of a two-part series talks about how stiff competition in thermal projects is forcing manufacturers to focus on ...
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August 29, 2020, Saturday
Energy companies go green, change tack from coal to renewables
Covid has brought to fore the need for sustainable development. A two-part series examines the shift in energy sector
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July 18, 2020, Saturday
Green Shoots: Power demand recovers, but commercial use still below par
The fourth of the five-part series looks at how demand is returning to near normal levels
