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Basochhu exports surplus power to India | 		Kuensel Online - Vimarsana News

Basochhu exports surplus power to India | 		Kuensel Online

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'Centralized Cell' to streamline power sale, purchase management in HP - Vimarsana News

'Centralized Cell' to streamline power sale, purchase management in HP

Aimed at revolutionizing the coordination of power trading strategies and transactions within the state's energy sector, the Himachal Pradesh Government has decided to establish a Single Energy Trading Desk.   “The move is set to reshape the landscape of energy management in Himachal

Govt directs CERC to consult Power Ministry before issuing any regulation from now - Vimarsana News

Govt directs CERC to consult Power Ministry before issuing any regulation from now

The Deviation Settlement Mechanism (DSM) rules for the wind industry, and the General Network Access (GNA) rules issued by CERC last year were the biggest triggers for the Power Ministry's directive, officials told Moneycontrol.

India's renewable energy ambitions has ended up wedding Bhutan to hydropower despite rising costs - Vimarsana News

India's renewable energy ambitions has ended up wedding Bhutan to hydropower despite rising costs

The Himalayan country has failed to achieve the 10,000 megawatts target because of a complex combination of geological, administrative and financial problems.

Source: scroll.in
What Bhutan's Failure To Meet Hydropower Goal Shows About the Geopolitics of Energy - Vimarsana News

What Bhutan's Failure To Meet Hydropower Goal Shows About the Geopolitics of Energy

Bhutan planned to have 10,000 MW of hydropower capacity by 2020; the delayed projects are costing over a billion dollars more than they were supposed to.

Source: thewire.in