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Centre May Rollout Smart Meters To Revive Power Distributors: Report
India is considering a plan to install smart meters in every home and business as part of its ongoing effort to turn around the country's ailing power sector, according to officials with knowledge of the situation.
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Over 1 Million Homes Still In The Dark As Government Misses Power Target
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government missed a self-imposed target to electrify every home, delaying the success of a marquee $2.3 billion development goal that his party plans to showcase before national elections early this year.
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PM Modi's $2.5 Billion Free Power Plan Depends On Political Will In States
The success of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's ambitious plan to electrify all households in India by December 2018 faces a familiar hurdle: the money-losing state power retailers.
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India Expects Surplus Electricity This Year as Blackouts Persist
India is expected to have an 8.8 percent electricity supply surplus, Central Electricity Authority, the planning wing of the union power ministry said.
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Centre May Rollout Smart Meters To Revive Power Distributors: Report
India is considering a plan to install smart meters in every home and business as part of its ongoing effort to turn around the country's ailing power sector, according to officials with knowledge of the situation.
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Over 1 Million Homes Still In The Dark As Government Misses Power Target
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government missed a self-imposed target to electrify every home, delaying the success of a marquee $2.3 billion development goal that his party plans to showcase before national elections early this year.
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PM Modi's $2.5 Billion Free Power Plan Depends On Political Will In States
The success of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's ambitious plan to electrify all households in India by December 2018 faces a familiar hurdle: the money-losing state power retailers.
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India Expects Surplus Electricity This Year as Blackouts Persist
India is expected to have an 8.8 percent electricity supply surplus, Central Electricity Authority, the planning wing of the union power ministry said.
