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The present government’s performance in energy sector in the last 7 years manifests remarkable success in crisis management of the power sector. But government must be extremely careful about implementing all planned and under implementation power projects on time. It must come out of flawed planning and strategies. Experts say the reliance on expensive imported liquid fuel for power plants continues for failure in medium and long-term power plant implementation. Government must ensure that mega energy projects do not go slow. Power sector witnessed huge increase in generation in last 7 years. People have now almost forgotten the load shedding. Now it is time to ensure development of transmission and distribution systems as per requirement. Government will create unbearable national crisis if it fails to extract own coal and rely exclusively on import. Government must abandon its political strategy of not exploring own coal and take decision on techno-economic point of view. Aggressive gas exploration campaign must also start preparing attractive incentive packages for the investors. If government fails to do it in the first half of 2016, serious crisis will be triggered for primary fuel supply from 2020. Energy & Power wishes a Happy New Year 2016 to all its readers, writers, contributors, advertisers & well-wishers.
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