Smart Grids for Indian Power Sector by Mr. Mohd Saquib (in collaboration with Dr. Rahul Tongia and Mr. H.S.Ramakrishna), CSTEP
Abstract:
Smart Grids for Indian Power Sector by Mr. Mohd Saquib (in collaboration with Dr. Rahul Tongia and Mr. H.S.Ramakrishna), CSTEP
Abstract:
Initiating Offshore Wind Projects in India, by Mr. Malolan R Cadambi Managing Director Greenshore Energy Pvt. Ltd.
Abstract:
With a long coastline of 7516 kms, and EEZ of 2.3 million sq kms, offshore wind potential is yet to be tapped in India. Due to increasing technological maturity of offshore wind turbines and also maturity of project finance for offshore wind, India should initiate offshore wind projects. Existing policies in the form of Article 297 of the Constitution and the MZI Act, 1976 serve as a readily available legal sanction for permitting offshore wind projects.
Nuclear Power: Challenges and Opportunities for India
Dr. V. S. Arunachalam delivered a lecture as speaker on the panel Session on “Nuclear Power: Challenges and Opportunities for India” during the Nuclear conference entitled “China and India’s Nuclear Doctrine and Dynamics”, hosted by the Carnegie-Tsinghua Center for Global Policy during 2-3, June 2011 at Beijing.
India and Indira: India before Liberalization - Shri Inder Malhotra
About the Speaker:
Shri Malhotra is former Editor, Times of India, and renown scholar, thinker, and advisor
Energy-Microfinance Intervention For Low Income Households in India -Sharath Chandra Rao P Senior Research Scientist, CSTEP
Sharath Chandra Rao P
Senior Research Scientist, CSTEP
Birth of LCA: Choosing to run while learning to walk
Dr. V.S. Arunachalam writes in the Deccan Chronicle dated January 9, 2011, about the long journey towards the realization of the Light combat Aircraft(LCA) project in India.
Indian Power Supply Position 2010 - Working Paper Series No. 1
Abstract
India’s present installed capacity, 1,62,366.80
MW excluding captive power, allows for a modest per capita consumption of some
800 kWh/capita (CSTEP’s estimate). The mix is dominated by coal, which is only
53% of the capacity but higher when it comes to generation. The generation is
insufficient to meet the demand, resulting in a shortfall of both peak capacity
as well as energy overall (officially 12.6% and 9.9%, respectively). There is a
Economic Ties between India and Latin America
1 June, 2009
