DHAVAL KULI{ARNI
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.

Shortage of hydro-power leads to a shortfall in supply

NEW DELHI: When the mercury soared to over 41 degrees Celsius on Monday, Delhi

Shishir Prashant / New Delhi/ Dehra Dun April 20, 2009, 0:58 IST

States refuse return power due to general elections.

Uttarakhand is facing acute electricity crisis with the state-run power corporation finding it tough to buy it from other states even at higher rates.

Ajay Modi / New Delhi April 20, 2009, 0:52 IST

To meet the high demand of power during the summer months, the government has decided to give priority to power plants over the liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) plants in the allocation of Reliance Industries

P B Jayakumar & Sidhartha / Mumbai April 20, 2009, 0:16 IST

Domestic banks extend around Rs 15,000 cr as loans; announcement this week.

P B Jayakumar / Mumbai April 19, 2009, 0:18 IST

NEW DELHI: Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited (BHEL) on Thursday stated that its thermal power-generating sets produced over four per cent more electricity in 2008-09 than the previous fiscal beating even the national average and setting a new record.

Seven states yet to unbundle their state electricity boards

Sudheer Pal Singh / New Delhi April 17, 2009, 0:55 IST

The government could complete its six-year-old initiative to unbundle state electricity boards (SEBs) into separate entities for power generation, transmission, distribution and trading business by June 30 this year.

THE Delhi High Court on Monday dismissed a petition filed by Tata Power, challenging the government

The firm had challenged diversion of coal from captive mines.

The Delhi High Court today dismissed a petition by Tata Power Company challenging the use of surplus coal from the captive coal mines of Sasan ultra mega power project (UMPP) for other projects of Anil Ambani-controlled Reliance Power. Tata Power said the company would appeal the decision in the Supreme Court.