India

10 GW by end of 2017.

Since the beginning of the power sector reform in India, several initiatives have been taken for commercial performance improvements of distribution companies; however, the desired results have not been achieved even after significant investment in the sector during last ten years. Situation is unlikely to go for a rapid change until there is a strong regulatory enforcement, effective project management and accountability at all levels. Our recent experience with government utilities portray that key challenges in the sector during pre-reform was lack of investments and smart technological solutions, which has been shifted over time to the lack of commercial process acumen, project management skills, inefficient asset and technology utilization and ineffective monitoring tools during post reform era.

Two mega power projects.

$2 billion for new power projects.

Thermax has won a Rs 503 crore EPC order from a leading public sector firm for setting up a captive

Thermax has won a Rs 503 crore EPC order from a leading public sector firm for setting up a captive

To reach $16.5 billion per year.

BANECO Solar Energy Ltd, aGerman-Bangladesh joint-venture, will start manufacturing European standardsolar panel in the country very soon.

Canals speading over 2,494 kilometres.

India should look into Myanmar.

Crossing the 20 GW milestone.

Not complying with emission standards.

Agreements in clean energy, electric power worth upwards of US$5 billion.

China Energy Group, the largest government-owned Chinese company, will develop Bangladesh’s energy sector.

Absence of funding hindered its implementation.

20 percent more electricity.