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The critical importance of SF₆ gas detection in power networks
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.
Mitigating risk in power infrastructure: The changing landscape of EPC dispute resolution
- Mar 27, 2026
India’s power sector is experiencing rapid expansion, underpinned by substantial investment in transmission corridors, renewable energy integration, distribution strengthening, and grid-modernisation. As projects are executed at scale across multiple geographies, Engineering, Procurement and Construction contracts in the power sector have become increasingly complex and risk sensitive. Consequently, delays arising from unforeseen site conditions, regulatory amendments, protracted approval timelines, volatility in material prices, shortages of skilled manpower, and performance-related disputes have become recurring challenges for companies operating in this sector, notes Suchitra Maharana.
Made in India, Powering the World: Toshiba’s T&D Achievements in 2025
- Mar 6, 2026
As we move forward into 2026, we are taking a moment to look back at 2025—a year of progress for Toshiba’s Transmission & Distribution (T&D) business in India. This is a recap of our key milestones and indigenous achievements from the past year, along with a glimpse of what lies ahead. From expanding our manufacturing footprint to delivering India’s first Mobile Gas-Insulated Switchgear (m-GIS) solution, here is how we worked to strengthen the country’s power infrastructure and support its Make-in-India vision, notes Mr. Hiroshi Furuta, Chairman & Managing Director, Toshiba Transmission & Distribution Systems (India) Pvt Ltd.
The role of advanced switchgear and high-voltage infrastructure in reducing transmission losses
- Feb 14, 2026
Energy transition is not only generating cleaner power, it is about efficient delivery. In this reckoning, advanced switchgear and high- voltage infrastructure are not just supporting components, they are indeed core enablers of grid performance, notes Keyur Shah.
A roadmap to strategic fixes for BESS supply and PSP builds
- Jan 29, 2026
India’s renewable energy push to achieve 500 GW of non-fossil capacity by 2030 is entering a decisive execution phase. As renewable penetration accelerates, grid stability has emerged as the binding constraint, rather than generation capacity. Energy Storage Systems (ESS) are no longer optional enablers, but core grid infrastructure critical to managing intermittency, peak demand volatility, and renewable curtailment, notes A.K. Tyagi.
Green Jobs: Transmission & Distribution Skills for Employability
- Jan 13, 2026
As India speeds ahead towards a future focused on sustainability and clean energy, the emergence of green jobs provides a historic opportunity to harness and develop its workforce. One area of promise within this transformation is the power transmission & distribution (T&D) sector, which is essential in terms of integrating renewable energy and modernising the grid itself. With a focus on skills and training, the T&D sector can be a major source of quality, future-ready jobs, notes Nawin Chandra.
Underground Cabling: Strengthening India’s power infrastructure for a resilient future
- Dec 22, 2025
As India’s power sector moves towards 2026, underground cabling is set to become an increasingly important part of distribution and transmission networks, notes Kurang Panchal.
Why 2025 changed the way India looks at transmission
- Dec 20, 2025
If there is one honest way to describe 2025 for India’s power sector, it is this: the year forced us to confront our weakest link, notes Arun Sharma.