Bangalore Power Supply

The Bangalore Electricity Supply Company on Tuesday registered a case against former Chief Minister HD Kumaraswamy after the Congress in Karnataka accused him of drawing power illegally to illuminate his JP Nagar residence here for Deepavali.

The Chinnaswamy cricket stadium in Bengaluru has become the first cricket venue in the country to have a rooftop solar power plant.

Rockwell Collins Inc will jointly bid with a unit of Tata Power Co Ltd for a contract, expected to be worth $150 million to $200 million, to supply radio equipment to the Indian Air Force, the US-based company said.

While the much-hyped Rs 100-crore smart grid pilot project is yet to take off in the city, the Bangalore Electricity Supply Company (BESCOM) is now planning to introduce smart meters that will give consumers the option to monitor and control their power consumption online.

Brace for continual blackouts as the Bangalore Electricity Supply Company (BESCOM), which is now largely dependent on hydel power and other sources of energy, has literally raised its hands in helplessness.

Power corrupts. It is true both physically and figuratively. Nothing else explains the callousness with which government power companies go about their business. Absolute power of government monopoly in power supply, in most parts of the country, has resulted in absolute corruption which leads to danger to life and limb of the general public.

The Bangalore Electricity Supply Company on Tuesday registered a case against former Chief Minister HD Kumaraswamy after the Congress in Karnataka accused him of drawing power illegally to illuminate his JP Nagar residence here for Deepavali.

The Chinnaswamy cricket stadium in Bengaluru has become the first cricket venue in the country to have a rooftop solar power plant.

Rockwell Collins Inc will jointly bid with a unit of Tata Power Co Ltd for a contract, expected to be worth $150 million to $200 million, to supply radio equipment to the Indian Air Force, the US-based company said.

While the much-hyped Rs 100-crore smart grid pilot project is yet to take off in the city, the Bangalore Electricity Supply Company (BESCOM) is now planning to introduce smart meters that will give consumers the option to monitor and control their power consumption online.

Brace for continual blackouts as the Bangalore Electricity Supply Company (BESCOM), which is now largely dependent on hydel power and other sources of energy, has literally raised its hands in helplessness.

Power corrupts. It is true both physically and figuratively. Nothing else explains the callousness with which government power companies go about their business. Absolute power of government monopoly in power supply, in most parts of the country, has resulted in absolute corruption which leads to danger to life and limb of the general public.