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Summer electricity demand surge: Govt asks all gas-based power plants to be operational from May 1 to June 30

Tariff hike: FG plans N1.5tn savings, 2.5m meter installations

The Federal Government has raised the amount that it would save this year following the recent hike in electricity tariff

FG plans N1.5tn savings, 2.5m meter installations

Ministerial Briefing targets timely flow of government information – Idris

The Minister also noted the need for the Ministry of Power to brief Nigerians on the recent review of the tariff regime in the power sector due to the citizens' concerns.

MC Newsbreak Confirmed: Govt asks gas-based power gencos to step up for summer demand; mulls mandate under Section 11

Moneycontrol on March 22 was the first to report that the Union government is pushing power generation companies (gencos) to buy gas and scale up electricity generation from stranded or underutilised gas-based power units.

Adani Electricity Mumbai tops Centre's discom ranking ; Torrent Power takes 2nd, 3rd spot

The aggregate technical and commercial losses of power utilities during the year fell from 16.2% to 15.4%, driven by a one percentage point increase in billing efficiency, which improved to 87%

Govt amends power connection rules; cuts down time, EV owners can take separate connection

Consumers in co-operative group housing societies, multi-storied buildings, residential colonies can now choose on individual connections for everyone or a single-point connection for the whole premises

Order Pipeline of BHEL's Tiruchi Unit Boosts MSME Prospects

Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) based in Tiruchi, Tamil Nadu, specialising in job works, are benefiting from the resurgence of thermal power capacity in India, presenting a wave of business opportunities, as service providers for the wel

Order Pipeline Of BHEL's Tiruchi Unit Boosts MSME Prospects

Red Sea crisis: Little impact on India's coal imports, say analysts

The logistical hurdle will affect India’s imports of about 20 million tonnes of non-coking coal combined from the US and Russia routed via the sea lane. However, this volume constitutes only 14 percent of India’s total non-coking coal imports