Private sector is all set to provide rural India with electricity with the contribution of 12,930 MW. The state and central governments contribute 70,247 MW and 39,840 MW respectively.
November 30, 2005 (Press Release) --
With a population of 1.12 billion people, India has a per capita electricity consumption of 600 KWH/year. Since 1947, the installed capacity of power utilities has increased from 1,360 MW to 104,910 MW in 2002. Electricity generation was 515 billion units in 2001-02. Out of a total of 123,010 MW of power generation, the private sector contributes about 12,930 MW (10.55%). Of this the state government units generate 70,247 MW and the central government puts a share of 39,840 MW.
According to a market research report, “Future of India Electricity Sector (2005-2012)” prepared by RNCOS, it is believed that private companies are also forming joint ventures with an equity share of 74% in contrast to IPTC.
Investments are being made for various power projects like a thermal power plant of 1,000 MW capacities with an investment of Rs. 2,300 cr being set up in Chattisgarh. A gas-based power project is coming up in Uttar Pradesh having a capacity of 4,000 MW; the project is of Rs 10,000 cr. Another power project of 12,000 MW is being established in Orissa with an estimated cost of $11 billion.
Several reforms are being done to the power sector in India. The industry big wigs are keen on investing in renewable/ non renewable conventional/ non conventional source based power generation projects.
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According to a market research report, “Future of India Electricity Sector (2005-2012)” prepared by RNCOS, it is believed that private companies are also forming joint ventures with an equity share of 74% in contrast to IPTC.
Investments are being made for various power projects like a thermal power plant of 1,000 MW capacities with an investment of Rs. 2,300 cr being set up in Chattisgarh. A gas-based power project is coming up in Uttar Pradesh having a capacity of 4,000 MW; the project is of Rs 10,000 cr. Another power project of 12,000 MW is being established in Orissa with an estimated cost of $11 billion.
Several reforms are being done to the power sector in India. The industry big wigs are keen on investing in renewable/ non renewable conventional/ non conventional source based power generation projects.
To purchase your copy: http://www.marketsmonitor.com/category/IM026.html
For more information about the report please visit www.marketsmonitor.com
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