India’s electric motor industry is predicted to record healthy profits in the near future, supported by the rapid expansion of the industrial sector in the country, notes Xercsis K. Marker.
The Central Electricity Regulatory Commission (CERC) is in the process of framing many new regulations – such as Grid code, General Network Access (GNA) Regulations, Transmission Sharing Regulations, Renewable Energy Certificate (REC) Regulations, Ancillary Regulations, Deviation Settlement Mechanism (DSM) Regulations etc. which will have significant bearing on the functioning of the sector in the days to come, notes Jogendra Behera.
The shift to digital is advancing in every business field, making efficient, accurate data process possible. The way business is done in power plants will also change. Various types of data must be utilized to boost the asset value of equipment and facilities in all aspects, notes Mr. Takehiko Matsushita.
Testing & Measurement are crucial dynamics for any manufacturing process, more so with smart technology embedded in them. As the world speaks of smarter and more accurate technology, further spotlight is on the test and measurement market because efficiency will remain a function of testing, adjustments, and maintenance, notes Gaurav Bawa.
The tremendous increase in solar power generation in India has spurred significant demand for generation and transmission-related technology, equipment and products, notes Anurag Agarwal.
India’s path to becoming global leader in the renewable energy sector rests on an unexpected source — rooftop solar — notes Manoj Gopalan Nair.
In this article, Baldev Raj Narang investigates into the issue of unbalance protection for medium and high voltage shunt capacitor banks.
Power outages are common, especially in developing nations like India. Frequent power cuts without any backup system can severely hamper the normal workflow in houses and workplaces. Even the most successful businesses complain about the detrimental impact of regular power outages on their businesses. In this article, Kunwer Sachdev explains why traditional back-up generators need to be replaced by new UPS technology.
Even as India moves towards a cleaner and greener economy, the ubiquitous diesel generator (DG) set, being an emergency power backup solution, is here to stay. However, DG sets are taken for granted with little or practically no thought spared for issues like fuel management. In this thought-provoking article, Gaurav Adlakha discusses why fuel monitoring and delivery management are important issues that can significantly contribute to overall efficiency of DG sets.
With the advent of digitalization, there is disruption in the traditional electricity value chain, notes Rohit Barde.