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Still using old fans? You could be paying twice the electricity cost
Ceiling fans are amongst the most widely used appliances in an Indian household, alongside tube lights and bulbs. The cumulative impact of switching to 5-star-rated energy-efficient fans is significant, and the switch from conventional induction-motor fans should be made sooner than later, according to this explainer article by Alliance for an Energy Efficient Economy (AEEE), authored by Balendu Bhushan Pandey, Mrinal Saurabh Bhaskar and Supriya Gulati.
Draft NEP 2026: Building an Adaptive Electricity System
- Aug 4, 2026
India must move beyond capacity targets to a grid that is planned continuously and operated intelligently, observes Atanu Mukherjee.
Preparing India’s power grid for the data centre demand surge
- Jul 29, 2026
For most of the history of electricity supply, demand appeared where people and industry already were, and the network followed. However, data centres invert, and they can be built almost anywhere with land, water, fibre and power. Further, data centres alone would account for close to a tenth of everything the country draws at its busiest hour today, notes Brajesh Kumar.
Why transformer bushings are becoming critical to India’s power build-out
- Jul 1, 2026
Transformer bushings may remain out of the spotlight in the larger story of India’s power grid build-out. However, their contribution to the nation’s energy future is becoming more critical than ever, notes Keyur Shah.
Boosting rooftop solar adoption in MSME sector through innovative financing
- May 28, 2026
Unlocking MSME solar via innovative finance can potentially de-risk power grids and cement India’s manufacturing superpower status, notes Anand Jain.
Design as a strategic value driver: Beyond aesthetics to business impact
- May 22, 2026
Design is a strategic way of approaching problems, one that begins before products exist and continues throughout their operational lifecycle, notes Patrizio Cionfoli.
Why power will decide India’s next data center growth story
- May 15, 2026
India’s next wave of digital infrastructure will not be decided by who can raise capital fastest or secure the most land. It will be decided by who controls the megawatt, notes Ankit Saraiya.
The critical importance of SF₆ gas detection in power networks
- May 1, 2026
Since sulphur hexafluoride (SF₆) is colorless and odorless, leaks are not perceptible without specialized detection equipment. Reliable gas detection systems are therefore critical to enable timely intervention and safeguarding maintenance teams working in GIS installations, notes Gaurav Bawa.
Beyond Clean Power: Making Cybersecurity Central to Renewable Energy Resilience
- Apr 28, 2026
As renewable ecosystems become more connected, the sector will be judged not only by how fast it can scale clean power, but by how securely and reliably it can sustain it, notes Dhirendra Rajput.
The importance of asset monitoring solutions for power generation plants
- Apr 27, 2026
Asset monitoring, now increasingly supported by digital and remote-monitoring technologies, is no longer a supplementary capability but a key enabler of reliable and efficient power generation, notes Matias Conde.