Role of IT in Indian Power Sector
In global utilities, information technology plays a central role in best of class distribution utility as the platform for execution of business processes and the information base for decision making at operational and strategic levels. A huge investments will be required to attain global standards but given the financial position of utilities in India, this much investment is not feasible at one go. …
Metering Systems & Policies for Roof-Top Solar
Solar photovoltaic (PV) and wind two important renewable energy sources reached grid parity in 2010. This means that these renewables no longer need subsidies or government support for their growth. India is a tropical country that is blessed with ample solar power reception (6 lakh GW). This article has rectified the flaw and propose a metering and tariff policy that would foster widespread growth of solar roof-top in a diverse democratic country such as India. - Vithal Kamat, Nivea Chauhan Harsh Bhatt Payal Bhadresa Akash Senta
One Step Towards Vision 2020
India still needs to add about 218 Giga Watt power to satisfy electricity demand for year 2016-17 and 298 GW for year 2021-22. As renewable energy is becoming more accessible, electric power is decentralising. So, the solution to overcome the challenge lies in Micro-Grid (Gram Power) development... - Prof. Harpreet Singh, Prof. Rahul Shankar Bhagat
Transmission sector on the move
The article focuses on growth drivers of the transmission sector that is witnessing the upward trajectory movement. - Ashok Upadhyay
GridWise Alliance Launches Grid Investments for Economic Recovery
Steve Hauser, CEO, GridWise Alliance started a new initiative to advocate for the inclusion of funding for grid investments in any stimulus package Congress...
Constructing 400kV Towers at Brahmaputra River Crossing
North East Transmission Company Limited (NETCL) has constructed & is operating the 662.8 Km, 400 kV Double Circuit inter-state transmission corridor through difficult hilly...
The Future of Smart Grids in India
India is one of the world’s fastest-growing economies, and with this growth comes an increasing demand for electricity. The country’s current electrical grid is...
RECPDCL Transfers Project to AEPL
REC Power Development and Consultancy Limited (RECPDCL), a wholly owned subsidiary of REC Limited, the Maharatna CPSU under the aegis of Ministry of Power,...
India, Nepal Sign New Agreements
Recently in presence of the Indian Power Minister, Manohar Lal; and the Minister for Energy, Water Resources and Irrigation of Nepal, Kulman Ghising; agreements...
Losses in Distribution & Transmission Lines
It is fact that the unit of electric energy generated by power station does not match with the units distributed to the consumers. Some percentage of the units is lost in the distribution network. This difference in the generated & distributed units is known as transmission and distribution loss…
Simulation & Analysis Of Static Synchronous Series Compensator
With the increasing size and complexity of the transmission networks, the performance of the power systems decreases due to problems related with the load flow, power oscillations and voltage quality. Flexible AC Transmission (FACTS) offers effective schemes to meet these demands... - Dr G D Kamalapur
Minimization of Power Loss & Improvement in Voltage Profile of 11kV Feeder by Different...
One of the greatest and the most obvious problem that India & the other developing countries are facing today is the increasing demand of electricity and its poor supply. The rising gap between demand and supply of electricity is the major factor of concern to developing countries like India. The power generation cannot be increased over night, and involves lot of investments. However, the present day scenario can be improved if we apply some more scientific techniques and methods to reduce power loss in distribution system. - Rahul Sharma
Sterlite Power partners with leading EPC and OEM players for Green Energy Corridor
GE will design, construct, test and commission 765kV GIS substation at Vadodara and 765kV AIS substation at Lakadia in Gujarat.
Mainspring Energy launches new power generation technology
Mainspring Energy, Inc. launched the Mainspring Linear Generator, the first product in a new category of power generation technology for commercial and industrial buildings,...
AUTONOMOUS RESILIENT POWER GRIDS PART- 1
Autonomous resilient energy grids (AEGs) are the electric networks of the future as they encompass the power electronic interface to the power system. The...
Development of Local Smart Grid for Agriculture Feeder
In India, the agricultural industry employs more than 50% of the work force and contributes to a bit less than 20% of the national...
Peeping into the T&D System Part 2
Future Trends in Transmission
High-Voltage Direct Current (HVDC) Transmission
More efficient for long-distance transmission.
Reduced power losses compared to AC transmission.
Used for connecting remote...
GE Vernova Receives its First HVDC Refurbishment Project from India
The Electrification Systems business of GE Vernova Inc., has been awarded a contract by Power Grid Corporation of India Limited (POWERGRID), India’s national transmission...
CG Installs Offshore Transmission Substation in Germany
Avantha Group Company, CG Power and Industrial Solutions Limited (CG) through its wholly-owned subsidiary at Belgium in consortium, fabricated the largest ever Offshore Transmission Substation.
History of Karnataka Power Sector
Among all the existing small capacity power generation technologies, solar PV technology is the most suited technology for generating electricity on the rooftop of the existing buildings in small capacity and integrating them into the LT Distribution networks... - L Somaraju



























