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Rewiring the National Electricity Policy - The Hindu BusinessLine

Generating competition among Gencos to ensure cheap power for consumers is laudable. But States need to be on board

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How dud Discoms can be energised - The Hindu BusinessLine

How dud Discoms can be energised Making ‘reliability index’ mandatory will help Discoms become sustainable and financially viable Sanjay BangaToday, India has an installed generation capacity of 370 GW, which is almost double the peak demand requirement of the nation, and a well-integrated national grid with no major bottlenecks obstructing the free flow of power across the country. However, despite this, 24x7 ‘power supply for all’ is a distant dream. Consumers hardly get uninterrupted quality power despite paying for it. The series of announcements made by the Ministry of Power in the last few months like timely release of tariff, avoidance of build-up of regulatory assets, rights of consumers, and mandatory third-party energy audit by Discoms aim to re-energise the ailing distribution sector, wherein even State Electricity Regulatory Commissions (SERCs), which are supposed to be the beacon of light, have become mere flickering lamps with ineffective monitoring mec

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Govt to set up National Mission on biomass use in power plants

Govt to set up National Mission on biomass use in power plants SECTIONS Last Updated: May 25, 2021, 02:32 PM IST Share Synopsis The National Mission will have objectives including increasing the level of co-firing from present 5 per cent to higher levels to have a larger share of carbon neutral power generation from thermal power plants. It would also take up research and development (R&D) activity in boiler design to handle the higher amount of silica, alkalis in the biomass pellets. The Mission would also contribute in the National Clean Air Programme (NCAP) The power ministry on Tuesday said it has decide to set up a National Mission on use of biomass in coal- based thermal power plants in order to address the issue of air pollution due to farm stubble burning and to reduce carbon footprints. This would further support the energy transition in the country and its target to move towards cleaner energy sources, Ministry of Power said in a statement.

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India to set up national mission on using biomass in coal-based thermal power plants

Story highlights The ministry said this would further support the energy transition in the country and our targets to move towards cleaner energy sources To address the issue of air pollution due to farm stubble-burning and to reduce carbon footprints of thermal power generation, the Ministry of Power on Tuesday decided to set up a National Mission on the use of biomass in coal-based thermal power plants. Biomass refers to renewable organic material that comes from plants and animals, such as wood, energy crops, waste from forests or farms. The ministry said this would further support the energy transition in the country and our targets to move towards cleaner energy sources.

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