Power Watch India - October 2016

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SOLAR UPDATE - INTERSOLAR INDIA 2016 SPECIAL.

EVENT FOCUS: SWITCH GLOBAL EXPO 2016.

WIRE & CABLE INDIA 2016
GREEN AHEAD : BIOMASS
SPOTLIGHT : POWER EQUIPMENT
SPECIAL FOCUS : LEDS AND LIGHTING
Neelima Jain, National Programme Manager, Energy Efficiency Services Ltd
Harish Ahuja, Founder and CEO, India Go Solar
Devesh Bansal, Director, Skipper Ltd
Oleg Grigoryev, Vice-President of TVEL, Rosatom’s fuel company

sunny days ahead

the government, even while abiding by the wto ruling, is planning a scheme to subsidise both local as well as foreign manufacturers, says

10+ mins

solar rooftop in india: current scenario and challenges

government support is considered to be the primary force behind solar growth in india.

5 mins

trackers help in stabilising the grid

vinay goyal, ceo, ganges internationale pvt ltd speaks about the utility of trackers in stabilising the grid and the level of penetration of the technology in the indian solar power sector, in an interview with monica chaturvedi charna...

4 mins

india is the 2nd largest led market in the world

states neelima jain, national programme manager, energy efficiency services ltd, in an interview with monica chaturvedi charna...

6 mins

the future definitely belongs to a greater usage of monopoles

globally, monopoles have been in use in the transmission and distribution (t&d) and telecom sectors for over 50 years.

3 mins

coal and gas-based hybrid solutions give right balancing

informs m rajagopalan, market development director, middle east, asia and australia,wartsila, in an interview with monica chaturvedi charna.

3 mins

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Power Watch India Magazine Description:

These are exciting times for the Indian power sector. Reform and restructuring have started taking shape in a sector that was traditionally a bastion of the state. Major institutions such as regulatory authorities and Appellate Tribunal for Electricity (APTEL) have been set up, and activities such as power trading kick started. While progress has been significant, a lot remains to be accomplished. This is where PowerWatch India (PWI) comes in as a magazine. For a sector where private equity and the private sector's active participation have just about started flowing in, it is very important for all stakeholders to have access to accurate, up-to-date information for making the right value decisions. As a stakeholder in the sector itself - we do not like to call ourselves a magazine - PWI seeks to position itself as an industry player, catalyzing progress in India-s energy space at every step. This is a vision we seek to share with every one of our readers - a vision that will take us forward in establishing a unique identity for ourselves.