The Uttarakhand High Court has ordered cancellation of the 200 MW Mapang Bogudiyar hydroelectric project awarded to a GVK-L&T consortium…
The Attorney General?s legal opinion on the diversion of excess Sasan coal has flown in the face of the power…
India needs to act fast in key areas like phasing-out of fuel subsidies, reduction in state electricity board?s commercial losses…
Ahead of Saturday?s ministerial panel meeting to examine the attorney general?s opinion on the legality of a government decision allowing…
The government is weighing a new coal pricing dispensation to help Coal India recover the extra cost of imported coal…
Bulk commodity trader MMTC is aggressively expanding in jewellery retail.
The notion that hydro power is cheaper than thermal power is proving to be a fallacy.
India?s dependence on imported coal is rising sharply as domestic production of the fuel stagnates.
Bhutan is likely to cut power export to India in coming years even as it plans to import electricity during…
Even as Indian security agencies have expressed concern over the growing influence of Chinese firms in India?s infrastructure projects including…
The Centre has decided to leverage the national electricity fund to push states on power sector reforms.
India is banking on its wind power potential to meet the renewable energy target set under the National Action Plan…
Prior to 2003, Bhel used to have manufacturing facility and skilled manpower to undertake 5,000 mw capacity addition a year.
Just a day before the Election Commission was set to issue the notification for the 2009 general election, the United…
Private power companies, which have long had the luxury of selling cheap power from captive coal blocks with windfall profits…
Reliance Power has said it will invest R6,000 crore in its solar power project in the Jaisalmer district of Rajasthan…
Testing times are ahead for state governments on power sector reforms as the accumulated losses of discoms become increasingly unrecoverable.
The CAG might choose to call it ?unintended benefit? to certain firms rather than loss to the exchequer, but the…
