The Union Budget 2023 has enhanced the overall outlay to the power ministry by nearly 58 per cent, a special study by T&D India observes.
India added 47,272 MVA of transformation (substation) capacity during the first three quarters of FY23, which was 66 per cent of the target set for the period.
The quantum of transmission line addition during the first seven months (April to October) of FY23 has met just 52 per cent of the target set for the period.
The total volume of interregional electricity transfer during the first seven months (April to October) of FY23 grew marginally by 1.9 per cent, on a year-on-year basis.
Central Transmission Utility India Ltd (CTUIL), in a recent meeting, cleared 14 projects to be developed under the regulated tariff mechanism (RTM) mode. Power Grid Corporation of India Ltd (PGCIL) has received the highest number of these projects.
A special study by T&D India, based on official statistics, suggests that during the first half (April to September) of FY23, four new TBCB-based interstate transmission projects were awarded while one was completed.
Over 60 per cent of India’s total wind power generation capacity has the potential to be repowered, a recent government document suggests.
India has the potential to shape the green hydrogen (GH2) ecosystem globally, experts feel.
Digitization of the power T&D sector is leading to the generation of huge amounts of data, and the key to an efficient power grid would be judicious analysis of this data, observed top Siemens officials at the company’s annual flagship event “Siemens India Innovation Day 2022” held in Mumbai recently.
The count of smart energy meters deployed in India is approaching the 5-million mark, according to latest statistics released by National Smart Grid Mission (NSGM).