India’s coal output remains below estimate at 58 MT in August
India produced 58.33 million tonnes of coal in August, missing its target of 67.94 MT for the month, according to the government data.
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India produced 58.33 million tonnes of coal in August, missing its target of 67.94 MT for the month, according to the government data.
Jammu and Kashmir's Kishtwar district is set to become a major power hub in north India, as it will generate nearly 6,000 MW of power after…
Nearly 80,525 metric tonne of biomass has been co-fired in 35 thermal power plants in the country, according to an official statement.
SJVN's Nathpa Jhakri Hydro Power Station recorded the highest-ever single-day power generation of 39.524 million units on Monday, according to its CMD Nand Lal Sharma.
NTPC has co-fired 77,000 tonnes of biomass till date at 14 of its thermal power plants across the country, a company official said on Thursday.
Torrent Power has bagged a 300 MW wind energy project worth ₹2,600 crore in Karnataka from Solar Energy Corporation of India (SECI), according to a regulatory…
NTPC Ltd on Monday said it has registered a 21.7% growth in electricity generation at 104.4 billion units in the April-June quarter of this financial year.
Sri Lanka will receive two fuel consignments this month and another in August, the Chairman of Lanka IOC, the subsidiary of Indian Oil Corporation, said on…
Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Monday chaired a meeting of the top brass of coal, power and railway ministries amid electricity outages in various parts…
ONGC has successfully drilled three gas wells in Tripura by using new technology, a senior company official said on Sunday.
NLC India Ltd on Thursday said it has registered an 18.64% rise in power generation at 2,920 crore units in FY22. "This is the highest ever…
Adani Power on Tuesday said it has collaborated with IHI Corporation and Kowa Company to study ammonia co-firing for environmentally sustainable power generation.
With increase in domestic production of coal, India has achieved significant reduction in import despite surge in power demand.
Sungrow signed the largest PV inverter contract, totalling 280MW DC with Rays Power Infra, a leading integrated solar power company, to build the largest solar power…
While unveiling its new Huawei FusionSolar Residential Smart PV (photovoltaic) solution to provide cost-efficient and eco-friendly residential power generation.
Even as India targets net-zero emissions by 2070, polluting coal is set to remain as the predominant fuel in its energy mix in foreseeable future.
Given India's dependence on coal for 70% of the power sector's need, the 50% non-fossil fuel sourcing by 2030 itself will be quite challenging.
Successfully inaugurated Remote operation of the 250th Sub-station of POWERGRID (765/400kV Khetri Sub-station, Rajasthan) from its National Transmission Asset Management Centre at Manesar, Haryana.
33/11 KV GIS Sub-station under the IPDS scheme of the Government of India was inaugurated today at Jaipur in Rajasthan.
Masood Mallick, Joint Managing Director, Ramky Enviro (REEL) in an exclusive interview with Energy Asia gives an insight on Waste to Energy sector in India, how…
Ministry of Power notifies rule for the sustainability of the electricity sector and promotion of clean energy to meet the India’s commitment towards Climate Change.
With South Asia over 75 GW of excess fossil fuel capacity, a new report released by the Centre for Research on Energy and Clean Air (CREA)…
Union power ministry on Wednesday said there was no outage due to power shortage in the national capital amid concerns over coal supplies to power generation…
Prime Minister's Office (PMO) on Tuesday reviewed the coal supply and power generation scenario as the government looks at ways to defuse the energy crisis being…
India's solar energy output growth slowed in September, a Reuters analysis of government data showed, at a time when coal-fired utilities are facing a shortage of…
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