Power Watch India - June 2011
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Money Matters Coal Concerns:Attempt to Plug the Gap, Green Ahead-Rays of optimism on solar market prospects, Caparo set to storm the Indian wind market, CSR Watch-arnessing Youth for Skill-Building
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Time Is Ripe for Adoption of Innovative Technologies
Amit Vaidya, Director, Strategic Customer Team, India, Sensus speaks about the potential of the UDAY scheme and the need for deployment of automation and smart technologies in the distribution infrastructure, in an interview with Monica Chaturvedi Charna...
Conext Inverter Will Reduce the Levelised Cost of Energy
Anurag Garg, Vice President – Solar Business, Schneider Electric, speaks about the company’s latest launch, an inverter that will help cut down the operational cost of solar power plants, in an interview with Monica Chaturvedi Charna...
Hands Off My Discom!
Most people who take an interest in the electricity sector are aware that the discom train has clearly jumped off the rails in a large number of Indian states.
Recommendations for Energy Storage in India
India’s energy sector has grown rapidly over the last year driven by policies, reforms and investments. Various policy initiatives such as introduction of UDAY, amendments in National Electricity Act, new solar RPO target for states, biofuel policy, small hydro policy, offshore wind policy and new hydrocarbon policy have all contributed to growth of the industry. However, there is still a long way to go with some persisting issues requiring attention and resolution at the earliest, making the upcoming budget crucial to the energy sector.
Report
Asia-Pacific Region Provides Best Opportunities In Declining Global Gas Turbine Market: GlobalData.
Backup Power
Decision-makers should put in place backup power with safeguards including computer-security measures so that the system offers round-the-clock power and is protected from all sorts of disruptions.
Microgrids Enable A Greater Level Of Penetration For RE
Says Sanjith S Shetty, Vice Chairman and Managing Director, Soham Renewable Energy India (P) Ltd, in conversation with R Srinivasan.
Is Microgrid An Answer To Rural India's Power Woes?
Microgrid can be defined as a small network of electricity users with a local source of supply that is usually attached to a centralised national grid, but is able to function independently. From India’s context, rural microgrid is a small electricity network implemented at a village level with its own generation unit and the electricity generated thus supplied primarily to the village households and in some cases, to some commercial load centres. These microgrids are often not connected to the national grid and have been set up in the villages where there is no grid connection or even if there is a grid, power supply is highly erratic.
Tech & Services
Power Quality: A growing concern.
Swedish Deputy Minister On Climate Visits Mumbai
