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Electricity output sees marginal growth of 1.3% in Apr-Jun due to unseasonal rains: Govt data

Electricity output sees marginal growth of 1.3% in Apr-Jun due to unseasonal rains: Govt data

Sun, Aug 13, 2023

India's electricity output witnessed a marginal growth of 1.3% in April-June quarter of 2023, compared to 17.1% in the same period a year-ago, mainly due to unseasonal rains, government data shows.

Non-fossil fuel-based power generation capacity to be 68.4% by 2031-32: Govt

Non-fossil fuel-based power generation capacity to be 68.4% by 2031-32: Govt

Wed, May 31, 2023

India's non-fossil fuel-based power generation capacity is likely to increase to 68.4 per cent of the total installed capacity in 2031-32 from 42.5 per cent at present as per the National Electricity Plan (NEP) unveiled by the power ministry on Wednesday.

Big relief for power sector: Coal India says 'building up stocks to meet rising demand'

Big relief for power sector: Coal India says 'building up stocks to meet rising demand'

Wed, Jul 20, 2022

State-run Coal India Ltd is building up stockpiles at its railway sidings, washeries and ports to ensure sufficient supply to thermal power plants, Union minister Pralhad Joshi said on Wednesday.

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India needs $223 bn to meet 2030 renewable capacity goals: Report

India needs $223 bn to meet 2030 renewable capacity goals: Report

Wed, Jun 22, 2022

India will need USD 223 billion of investment to meet its goal of wind and solar capacity installations by 2030, according to a new report by research company BloombergNEF (BNEF)

Power Ministry to bring norms to promote green transmission cables

Power Ministry to bring norms to promote green transmission cables

Sun, Mar 17, 2019

A single kilometer of cable, which weighs about 20 tonne/km has lead content of almost 8 tonne /km. The underground power cables have an average life span of 25-30 years and once they are laid, they are never dismantled.

Coal power companies cause water scarcity in India, says Greenpeace

Coal power companies cause water scarcity in India, says Greenpeace

Fri, Jun 10, 2016

Greenpeace India had on Friday said that the amount of fresh water being consumed by the country's coal-fired power plants can meet the basic water needs of about 25 crore people and had also accused the government of having "myopic" view on managing India's water resource.

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