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VOLUME 11 ISSUE NO. 3 NOVEMBER 2019 PGS. 120
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From the President’s Desk
Dear Friends, India climbed 14 rungs in the World Bank’s Ease of Doing Business 2020 survey to stand at 63 among 190 countries, making it one of the World’s top 10 most important countries for the third consecutive time. Infact, India’s ranking has improved 79 places from 142 in 2014, a record for a major economy. On the economic front, though the incoming data continued to remain benign, Government’s reform push on corporate taxation and accommodative monetary policy stance is likely to steadily provide the necessary strength to economy in medium to long term. The IMF sees Indian economic growth rebounding to around 7 per cent in the next FY, supported by various reforms which have the potential to OHDG WR VLJQLÀFDQW UHYLYDO LQ GRPHVWLF GHPDQG DQG PDQXIDFWXULQJ FRPSHWLWLYHQHVV As individual companies & as an association, let us play our role into changing WLPHV UHDS UHVXOWDQW EHQHÀWV LQ RXU EXVLQHVVHV 5HFHQWO\ WKH SRZHU 0LQLVWHU 6KUL 5. 6LQJK H[XGHG FRQÀGHQFH RI DFKLHYLQJ *: RI UHQHZDEOH HQHUJ\ E\ With more emphasis on Renewable energy sources like wind, hydro and solar, the need of hour is to have a grid that is highly adaptive & at the same time more secure, thereby creating potential for our members in areas of Digitalisation & Cyber security Other areas of focus are Power quality, Micro grids, Industry 4.0, Energy Storage to name a few. Talking about government’s ambitious plans of all vehicles to be electric by 2030, India’s EV aspirations are steep from where we stand today, but they have sparked remarkable interest and action in policy, industry and research areas. This ZDV TXLWH YLVLEOH LQ WKH ÀUVW PHHWLQJ RI ,((0$¡V QHZO\ FUHDWHG ´(OHFWULF 0RELOLW\ ,QIUDVWUXFWXUH¾ 'LYLVLRQ LQ 2FW DQG DWWHQGHG E\ PHPEHUV ZLWK SDUWLFLSDWLRQ IURP VHQLRU RIÀFLDOV IURP FRQFHUQHG 0LQLVWULHV DOVR Though overall demand for Electricity in India remained subdued for second month in a row (Aug & Sept), I believe India’s energy outlook, linked to revival of economy & manufacturing will continue to remain promising, pushing boundaries to connect the whole of India to affordable electricity and cleaner energy system. %DFN LQ ,((0$ WKH PRQWK RI 2FWREHU ZLWQHVVHG WKH ÀUVW FXUWDLQ UDLVHU DW %HQJDOXUX RI RXU à DJVKLS HYHQW ELECRAMA 2020 scheduled in January from 18-22, 2020 at India Expo Mart, Greater Noida (UP). The event received overwhelming response with the presence of more than 400 stakeholders from all over Southern region & also well patronised by Government, with inauguration of the event by Sh Mahendra Jain IAS, Additional Chief Secretary, Energy Department, Govt of Karnataka. During above event, IEEMA also signed an MoU with NASSCOM, Centre of Excellence(COE) to explore opportunities to build a non-exclusive cooperation mechanism with the aim to collaborate in identifying the current gaps and understanding the digital technology in the areas of IoT, AI, ML in the domain of Industry 4.0. Prior to the event, National Executive Council of IEEMA in full strength had a guided tour to the premises of NASSCOM COE to see the start-ups delivering new solutions for Domestic & Global markets. I encourage all members to take part in such initiatives & transform their portfolio & offerings towards meeting demands of new economy & technology. ,Q P\ ÀUVW PHVVDJH ODVW PRQWK DPRQJ RWKHU SULRULHV , KDG DOVR VKDUHG WR IRUPDOLVH VWUXFWXUH RXU 5HJLRQDO &RPPLWWHHV *RRG QHZV LV WKDW ZH KDG ÀUVW IRUPDO PHHWLQJ RI RXU 6RXWKHUQ 5HJLRQ &RPPLWWHH LQ 2FW DW %HQJDOXUX with good representation of all states & industry domain in the region. Issues of common interest were discussed threadbare & we saw clear need of such meetings at regular interval to assure regional members of a common approach & also support from NEC (National Executive Council). My compliments to the Chair & Vice Chair of Southern Region to formalise their team. I had also mentioned about strengthening our Divisional structure. First steps are already taken on a common Dashboard for various Divisions & motivating members to increase their participation. Steps are also taken to start a new Division for our members’ growing business with Railways, RIIHULQJ KXJH SRWHQWLDO 5HVSRQVH LV VR IDEXORXV WKDW PHPEHU FRPSDQLHV KDYH DOUHDG\ MRLQHG LWV ÀUVW 'LYLVLRQDO PHHWLQJ LV À[HG XS IRU WK 1RYHPEHU , DP VXUH \RX ZLOO ÀQG DERYH GHYHORSPHQWV HQFRXUDJLQJ ORRN IRUZDUG WR \RXU VXJJHVWLRQV IHHGEDFN WR PDNH our association even more relevant to members.
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Dear Members, India climbed 14 steps up in the World Bank’s latest ease of doing business rankings to stand at 63 among 190 countries, becoming one of the top 10 most improved countries for the third consecutive year This sharp rise in India’s ranking may help our Country attract companies who are looking for alternative investment destinations to China amid Beijing’s ongoing trade war with the US. This recent development coupled with the recent corporate tax rate reduction is an indication that efforts made by the JRYHUQPHQW KDYH KHOSHG ERRVW LQYHVWRU FRQÀGHQFH :KLOH WKH LPSURYHPHQWV are impressive and the rise in overall rankings in the last few years is noteworthy, the fact is that India is still below its competitors for global capital, particularly China, which at rank 31 is one level above France. India has also improved its ranking on global corruption index of the Transparency International and stands at 78 in the list of 180 countries, while China is at 87 and Pakistan at 117.This massive jump is a result of sustained reforms by the government, thereby improving transparency among other measures. These efforts can help further improve India’s ranking in ease of GRLQJ EXVLQHVV +RZHYHU ZH VWLOO KDYH VLJQLÀFDQW VFRSH IRU LPSURYHPHQW WR strengthen India’s position on the global stage. As industry we have a collective responsibility to make India a better place. However exports of electrical equipment is still a concern for the industry. The domestic electrical and electronics manufacturers are betting on exports for their growth prospects as the opportunities in the domestic sector have shrunk. If the industry gets its international efforts right, we expect that in 7-8 years it could become a US$ 100 billion industry. In order to boost our exports of electrical equipment, we feel that our industry has to manufacture products at par with the international standards. Research and Development (R&D) will play an important role especially when Technology upgradation is considered for strengthening the power sector. There is a need to form a proactive and collaborative R&D policy to develop innovative solutions to strengthen the Indian Power Sector through networking with research organizations, academic institutions and Industry. Infrastructure upgrades of India’s power sector are urgently needed. 0RGHUQL]LQJ WKH JULG LV WKH VHFWRU·V WRS SULRULW\ WR LPSURYH HIÀFLHQF\ WR UHGXFH WKH HQHUJ\ ORVVHV WKDW DUH GUDLQLQJ XWLOLWLHV· ÀQDQFHV 2QO\ WKHQ FDQ ZRUN EHJLQ to prepare for the future integration of both conventional and renewable power into the grid. But is the industry ready for it? While we see some efforts are being made in this direction, the industry needs to make critical changes to their operating model and culture if they want to survive and thrive in their respective businesses.
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Interaction Automation is next natural step for modernization of grid: Mr RK Sharma
H.P. Power Transmission Corporation Ltd came into existence on 27th August, 2008 as a part of unbundling of erst while HPSEB and was conferred the status of State Transmission Utility in the year 2010. HPPTCL has been entrusted with the work of formulation/updating and Execution of Transmission Master Plan of the State for strengthening of Transmission Network and Evacuation of Power from upcoming HEPs. Mr R K Sharma, Managing Director, HPPTCL speaks to IEEMA Journal about the issues concerning the power sector in the State.
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Cover Story
International Presence
Next-Gen Entrepreneurs of the Indian Energy Sector
Promotion of ELECRAMA 2020 in Czech Republic
Today’s young entrepreneurs are technology and social media savvy compared to previous generations and have literally grown up with technology being an integral part of their daily lives. The key of successful business is the amalgamation of both the generation’s energy, vibrancy, ideas, discipline, values, brand consciousness and more. IEEMA Journal speaks to some of the next generation Entrepreneurs of the Indian Electrical Equipment Industry and get to know about their Journey of foraying into the family business and the challenges they faced.
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