The figures do not include 55 million women who may come back to the labour force to "partially correct the historical underrepresentation"
The Jammu and Kashmir State Power Development Corporation (JKSPDC) on Wednesday approved a work plan of Rs 1,276.69 crore for the current financial year. In a meeting, the board of directors of JKSPDC maintained that hydropower is the most promising revenue generating sector of the UT and exploiting it optimally could address many of the woes of J-K. "The Board of Directors (BoD) of JKSPDC consented for an ambitious working plan for the year 2020-21 with an outlay of Rs 1276.69 crores for creation, renovation and maintenance of assets of the Corporation," an official spokesman said. The meeting was chaired by Baseer Khan, advisor to Lieutenant governor, and attended by senior officials of the corporation and government. The board decided that from here onwards the directors would meet every three months. It was also decided that all the accounting issues should be cleared within a month and balance sheets prepared and tabled in the next meeting, the spokesman said. The board of
Some of this may have to do with pruning of some costs that they would have otherwise incurred, had business been normal; analysis looked at 402 firms that have declared June results
A strong partner should help business growth; further gains hinge on pricing, deal completion
Power generation from coal - India's primary source of electricity - rose 4.2% in the first fifteen days of August, the data showed
Peak power demand met, which is the highest energy supply during a day across the country, was at 167.49 GW in the first fortnight of August
Warn of intensified agitation if Electricity (Amendment) Bill 2020 is not withdrawn
IndiGrid is India's first infrastructure investment trust in the power sector
The company's total income during April-June 2020 came down to Rs 26,794.68 crore, compared with Rs 27,353.36 crore in the year-ago period
The company had posted a net profit of Rs 2,899.74 crore during the same quarter a year ago, PFC said in a BSE filing
During April-July 2020, total coal imports were recorded at 57.27 MT, which is 35.76 per cent lower than 89.15 MT imported during April-July 2019
It said evacuation infrastructure for renewable energy (RE) projects will drive investments in the power transmission segment
The electricity distribution losses stood at 13.47 per cent in the quarter compared to 7.78 per cent in the same period last year
Firm's PLF dips to 51% from 78% a year ago; net loss at Rs 682 cr
The company had posted a net loss of Rs 263.39 crore for the same period last year
The 850-MW Ratle hydroelectric power project in Jammu and Kashmir, work on which was stalled for the past six years, will be revived soon, Union minister Jitendra Singh said on Wednesday. The hydroelectric project is a run-of-river scheme located on river Chenab in Kishtwar district of the union territory. The preliminary work such as construction of access roads and diversion tunnels was started in 2013 but the work got stopped due to various issues cropping up between the then government of Jammu & Kashmir and the company to which the contract of the project had been awarded, according to an official statement. On the intervention and follow-up by Singh, the Union Ministry of Power has now, in consultation with the government of Jammu & Kashmir, made a revival plan for implementation of the power project, it said. A Memorandum of Understanding has been signed between National Hydroelectric Power Corporation (NHPC) and the government of J&K, the statement issued by the ...
Domestic deal activity managed to remain in the green during the first half, thanks to the unprecedented stake sale by Reliance Industries in Jio Platforms, between April and June, worth nearly $15 bn
Reliance Power and JERA, through their project company, are developing a new 745 MW natural gas combined-cycle power project in Meghnaghat in Bangladesh
Coal India accounts for over 80% of domestic coal production
According to the agency, the fall in demand is likely to result in a 13.1% YoY decline in revenue of discoms to Rs 6.8 trillion in FY21