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Centre Vs Delhi Electricity Body On Power Allocation To States
The Power Ministry on Saturday clarified that allocation of power from central generating plants is done by the Union government to states on their request and the Delhi Electricity Regulatory Commission (DERC) has no jurisdiction over those.
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Kudankulam Nuclear Plant to Start Commercial Operations by January 22
Commercial operations of the first 1,000 MW unit of Kudankulam nuclear power project is now expected to start by January 22 next year. An earlier deadline could not be met due to technical problems, said officials.
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Two blackouts, but little to prevent a repeat of power grid failure, say experts
India, recovering from its worst-ever power outage, has been smarting over the promotion of Power Minister Sushil Kumar Shinde to the Home Ministry. But for those outraged by the timing or the merit of that transfer, here's a bigger point of concern. A senior official at the Power Ministry told NDTV a repeat cannot be ruled out, partly because th...
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Power blackout: Regulator summons officials from 5 states; blame game begins
A blame game has erupted among states over the unprecedented power outage on Tuesday that affected 600 million people - over half of the country's population. The Central Electricity Regulatory Commission (CERC) has reportedly summoned officials of five states, which drew more power than what had been allocated, leaving 19 states in the dark. The r...
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Centre Vs Delhi Electricity Body On Power Allocation To States
The Power Ministry on Saturday clarified that allocation of power from central generating plants is done by the Union government to states on their request and the Delhi Electricity Regulatory Commission (DERC) has no jurisdiction over those.
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Kudankulam Nuclear Plant to Start Commercial Operations by January 22
Commercial operations of the first 1,000 MW unit of Kudankulam nuclear power project is now expected to start by January 22 next year. An earlier deadline could not be met due to technical problems, said officials.
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Two blackouts, but little to prevent a repeat of power grid failure, say experts
India, recovering from its worst-ever power outage, has been smarting over the promotion of Power Minister Sushil Kumar Shinde to the Home Ministry. But for those outraged by the timing or the merit of that transfer, here's a bigger point of concern. A senior official at the Power Ministry told NDTV a repeat cannot be ruled out, partly because th...
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Power blackout: Regulator summons officials from 5 states; blame game begins
A blame game has erupted among states over the unprecedented power outage on Tuesday that affected 600 million people - over half of the country's population. The Central Electricity Regulatory Commission (CERC) has reportedly summoned officials of five states, which drew more power than what had been allocated, leaving 19 states in the dark. The r...
