RGVP to have most efficient solar power plant in India

National Thermal Power Corporation Ltd (NTPC) said it will invest Rs 15,166 crore over the next five years to set up a 2,400 MW super critical thermal power plant at Kudgi, Karnataka. The Ministry of Environment & Forests has given environmental ...

Even as the country's power sector faces severe coal shortage, government sources informed that some state power companies hesitate to buy coal in view of adequate coal stock at their power stations. These include state power distribution utilities ...

Patna, May 7: Nitish Kumar promises power to all by 2015, but for Narendra Kumar Singh, it has been a struggle in the dark for the past 34 years. Paddy farmer Singh, now 55, was a Plus Two student in 1979 when he first applied to the authorities for ...

NEW DELHI: As ironical as it may sound, on the one hand power capacity addition has taken a hit due to shortage of coal, on the other, some state generation utilities are refusing to buy more fuel as there are no takers for the expensive electricity ...

Union Minister of State for Power, Jyotiraditya Scindia, announced that two more power units of 660 MW each would be set up at Indira Gandhi Super Thermal Power Plant in this village to produce 1320 MW extra power so that Haryana could transform ...

Dibrugarh, May 6: Dibrugarh district in Assam is facing unprecedented power cuts for the past few days, receiving only 15-16MW against a peak hour requirement of around 35MW. Frequent power cuts have badly affected the tea industry here. The ...

The Union Budget 2013-14 presented few gains along with some pains for the Indian power and energy sector. While renewable energy has received some boost, the domestic electrical equipment industry has been left in a lurch, yet again.. The Union ...

Countercurrents.org Men may lie, machines do not. The substandard components allegedly supplied by a Russian Company for the Koodankulam Nuclear Power Plant in Southern India caused the Nuclear Plant to become a Speaking Tree. What it speaks now ...

India was the fourth largest energy consumer in the world after the United States, China, and Russia in 2011. India's economy grew at an annual rate of approximately 7 percent since 2000 and proved relatively resilient to the 2008 global financial ...