TIRUCHI: Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited (BHEL) has bagged an order for the main plant package at the upcoming Bela Thermal Power Project (TPP) in Maharashtra, involving a new rating unit of 270 MW.

Valued at Rs.703 crore the order for the greenfield power project, located at Bela in Nagpur district, has been placed on BHEL by Ideal Energy Projects Limited.

Pune The survival of Pune

Mumbai: The distribution wing of the Maharashtra State Electricity Board (MSEB), now Mahavitaran (MV), proposes to increase the rate of electricity supplied to consumers across the board within the next few weeks.

MUMBAI: About 24 lakh power consumers in suburban Mumbai may be saved from a big hike in their electricity bills with Reliance Infrastructure and Tata Power deciding to bury the hatchet. The two companies had been at war over the allocation of power capacity.

Mumbai: For a state already grappling with severe power shortage, this news is sure to come as a shock. If experts are to be believed, Maharashtra will now have to brace itself for more hours of load-shedding following a major snag at Chandrapur and Khaparkheda thermal power stations.

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MUMBAI, APRIL 20

THE Ratnagiri Gas and Power Private Limited (RGPPL) is finally close to inking a comprehensive service agreement (CSA) with General Electric (GE), wherein the US-based company is said to have agreed to bear 50 per cent of the costs incase of a compressor failure in the machines and also consented to reduce prices of spares by over 37 per cent.

Mumbai When skyrocketing electric bills

80 children fall unconscious after playing festival of colours jayalakshmi Kore, a six-year-old girl living with her parents in the central suburb of Ambernath, Thane, complained of stomach ache and fell unconscious after playing with colours on the day of Holi, March 11. She started frothing at the mouth and was rushed to a nearby hospital where doctors initially thought she was suffering

Sudheer Pal Singh / New Delhi April 11, 2009, 0:25 IST

In what is termed a substantial positive development on the aim of fully reviving the Dabhol power project, General Electric (GE) has agreed to charge only half the cost of repairing its allegedly faulty turbines, instead of the full amount.