IFC plans $500 mn long-term financing for smart meter cos
Mint Mumbai|June 05, 2023
Smart metering is expected to cut commercial losses for power discoms to 12-15% by 2024-25
Beena Parmar & Debiyoti Roy
IFC plans $500 mn long-term financing for smart meter cos

The International Finance Corp. (IFC), the World Bank Group's private investment arm, plans to provide about $500 million (around *4,100 crore) in long-term financing to smart meter manufacturers in India.

Smart meters are devices connected through a web-based system to track energy consumption. This helps energy utilities reduce commercial losses of power and improve their finances.

Smart meter manufacturers in India include Genus Power Infrastructure, state-run Energy Efficiency Services Ltd (EESL), Gram Power (a wholly-owned unit of Singapore's Polaris Smart Metering Pte Ltd), IntelliSmart Infrastructure Pvt. Ltd (backed by quasi-sovereign fund manager National Investment and Infrastructure Fund (NIIF)), HPL Electric and Power Ltd, Avon Meters, Zen Meter, Schneider Electric and Allied Engineering Works.

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