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Energy Storage in India: A necessity to go forward
THE “HEART” WE PROTECT AUGUST 8 – 9, 2019
Interaction Mr G Raghuma Reddy, TSSPDCL
Guest Article Storage for Maximizing Production and Revenue from PV Power Plants - Systems Overview
Special Report Em(power)ing Women in Energy
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ENERGY STORAGE: Opportunities of diversification for Indian Electrical & Electronic Manufacturing Companies India recognized as the fastest growing large economy and is poised for rapid adoption of advanced energy storage technologies. Opportunities for energy storage in India cover full range of applications covering grid scale energy storage for optimizing T&D investments and enabling renewable energy (solar & wind) integration, to providing batteries for the ambitious electric mobility program where India is targeting to move to all electric vehicles by 2030. India Energy Storage Alliance (www.indiaesa.info), estimates the market opportunity to be 300 GWh by 2025.
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160 GW Renewable energy target: Honourable Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi has set a target of 160 GW of Renewable with 100 GW solar and 60 GW Wind.
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Ancillary Service Procurement: Central Electricity Regulatory Commission (CERC) has drafted a roadmap for procurement of ancillary services to improve grid power quality and reliability in India.
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Feature 8th Edition Metering India IEEMA Meter division organised the 8th edition of METERING INDIA seminar on 8th & 9th August 2019 at Hotel Le Meredien , New Delhi. Metering India is the benchmark event of the Indian Electrical Metering Industry, a biennial event organized in collaboration with various stakeholders in the energy metering eco-system.
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Cover Story Energy Storage in India: A necessity to go forward
Energy generation and consumption chain has witnessed transformations due to urbanization, industrialization, transportation & lifestyle changes. Our energy needs and usage patterns have created needs for concentrated energy guzzlers like cities and industrial estates, T&D networks, large power plants running on coal, gas, nuclear.
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Special Report
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Em(power)ing women in Energy The Power Sector in India is witnessing an uptick with more women getting involved within the energy sector—an industry long dominated by men. Today women represent just 16 percent of board members in the top 200 power utilities, and few women have access to the sort of education and support systems that would allow them to pursue careers in energy. The number of women in the industry may be small, but it is growing, and they have a great track record across the industry.
We are keen on improving RE portfolio and achieving RE targets: Mr G Raghuma Reddy
IEEMA Journal speaks to Mr G Raghuma Reddy, Southern Power Distribution Company of Telangana Limited (TSSPDCL) on the various initiatives being taken for providing 24x7 access to electricity for all consumers in the state.
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Guest article Storage For Maximizing Production And Revenue From Pv Power Plants — Systems Overview NORTH AMERICA currently has over 20 GW of installed utility-scale PV generation. With 2016 seeing the largest amount of PV installed to date with over 14 GW brought online. The majority of this installed utility-scale PV base could expand production hours and increase revenues with the addition of energy storage.
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A journey towards intrastate DSM (In the era of RE integration to the grid)
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In 2014, India announced plans to quadruple Renewable Energy (RE) to 175 GW by 2022, an ambitious target that required an annual growth (CAGR) of over 25 percent. Rapid growth in renewables poses challenges for grid operations and has various implications on the ÀQDQFHV RI GLVWULEXWLRQ FRPSDQLHV (Discoms) and power generating companies, especially traditional thermal power plants.
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International News ASEAN Energy Ministers to meet in Bangkok Shell enters Australia power industry with $419 mln bid for ERM Powe next two weeks. PM Modi’s Bhutan visit: Both countries celebrate hydro power cooperation
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National News 13 UP districts to get 650 electric buses
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Feature Insulec 10th Edition of INSULEC 2019 The tenth two day long International Conference on Electrical and Electronic insulating materials and systems INSULEC 2019 was organized on 21nd and 22nd August 2019 at The Hotel Leela, Mumbai.
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