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3 Feared Trapped As Water Pipeline Bursts In Assam Power Project
At least three persons were feared trapped inside a pump house after a pipeline carrying water to a hydro-power plant burst in Assam's Dima Hasao district on Monday, official sources said.
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Cabinet May Consider Rs 17,000 Crore Hydro Power Policy This Month
The Union Cabinet may take up for approval this month the hydro-power policy which aims to provide Rs 16,709 crore support for stalled 40 hydel projects, entailing 11,639 MW capacity, and to classify all such ventures as renewable energy.
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After PM Narendra Modi Warned Pak, India Fast-Tracks Kashmir Hydropower Projects
India has fast-tracked hydro-power projects worth $15 billion in Kashmir in recent months, according to news agency Reuters, which based its report on three unnamed central and state officials. The acceleration by India ignores warnings from Islamabad that power stations on rivers flowing into Pakistan will disrupt water supplies.
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India To Take Up With China Blocking Of Brahmaputra Tributary
India will take up with China the issue of its blocking a tributary of Brahmaputra in Tibet to facilitate construction of Beijing's "most expensive" hydro-power project, External Affairs Ministry said today.
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Green Court Refuses To Quash Renuka Dam's Environmental Clearance
The national capital's water woes may soon come to an end with the National Green Tribunal today giving its nod to the 40 MW Renuka Hydro-Power Project in Himachal Pradesh and refusing to quash the environmental clearance granted to it.
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China's Mega-Dam in Tibet Begins Operations, India Watches Closely
China has begun generating electricity from Tibet's biggest ever hydro-power project, the latest dam development on Himalayan rivers that has prompted concern in India.
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ACC likely to buy Jaypee's stake in two cement JVs with SAIL: report
The Jaypee Group had last year sold its 4.8 mtpa capacity cement plant to Aditya Birla Group's Ultratech. It is also in talks to sell its two hydro-power projects in Himachal Pradesh mainly to reduce debt.
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North India may face power cuts as three plants temporarily closed
The 1,500 MW Nathpa Jhakri, 1,000 MW Karcham-Wangtoo and 300 MW Chamera II hydro-power projects have been shut temporarily due to high silt levels in water. Electricity generated in these three plants is fed to the northern grid, which caters to 28 per cent of India's population. There is a shortfall of around 3,000 MW supply to the northern grid d...
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3 Feared Trapped As Water Pipeline Bursts In Assam Power Project
At least three persons were feared trapped inside a pump house after a pipeline carrying water to a hydro-power plant burst in Assam's Dima Hasao district on Monday, official sources said.
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Cabinet May Consider Rs 17,000 Crore Hydro Power Policy This Month
The Union Cabinet may take up for approval this month the hydro-power policy which aims to provide Rs 16,709 crore support for stalled 40 hydel projects, entailing 11,639 MW capacity, and to classify all such ventures as renewable energy.
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After PM Narendra Modi Warned Pak, India Fast-Tracks Kashmir Hydropower Projects
India has fast-tracked hydro-power projects worth $15 billion in Kashmir in recent months, according to news agency Reuters, which based its report on three unnamed central and state officials. The acceleration by India ignores warnings from Islamabad that power stations on rivers flowing into Pakistan will disrupt water supplies.
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India To Take Up With China Blocking Of Brahmaputra Tributary
India will take up with China the issue of its blocking a tributary of Brahmaputra in Tibet to facilitate construction of Beijing's "most expensive" hydro-power project, External Affairs Ministry said today.
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Green Court Refuses To Quash Renuka Dam's Environmental Clearance
The national capital's water woes may soon come to an end with the National Green Tribunal today giving its nod to the 40 MW Renuka Hydro-Power Project in Himachal Pradesh and refusing to quash the environmental clearance granted to it.
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China's Mega-Dam in Tibet Begins Operations, India Watches Closely
China has begun generating electricity from Tibet's biggest ever hydro-power project, the latest dam development on Himalayan rivers that has prompted concern in India.
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ACC likely to buy Jaypee's stake in two cement JVs with SAIL: report
The Jaypee Group had last year sold its 4.8 mtpa capacity cement plant to Aditya Birla Group's Ultratech. It is also in talks to sell its two hydro-power projects in Himachal Pradesh mainly to reduce debt.
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North India may face power cuts as three plants temporarily closed
The 1,500 MW Nathpa Jhakri, 1,000 MW Karcham-Wangtoo and 300 MW Chamera II hydro-power projects have been shut temporarily due to high silt levels in water. Electricity generated in these three plants is fed to the northern grid, which caters to 28 per cent of India's population. There is a shortfall of around 3,000 MW supply to the northern grid d...
