In practice, this is the difference between the cost of supply rate and the rate a household actually pays. A rural lifeline consumer using up to 100 units a month effectively pays around ₹3.00 per unit after subsidy, even though the underlying cost of that power is much higher. The state government is absorbing the gap for now, not the consumers.
India has achieved a remarkable milestone in its power sector, adding a record 52,537 MW (over 52.5 gigawatts) of electricity generation capacity in just...
Bangaldesh has reportedly requested Adani Power to resume full electricity supply from both units of the Godda plant, which meets approximately 10 per cent of country's electricity demand.
The Ministerial Round Table Conference at the ongoing World Energy Congress in Rotterdam, Netherlands discussed how the COP28 UN Climate Change Conference was a game changer