Problems with Indian Power Sector

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Indian Power Industry

Key Challenges and Opportu

By :-

Karan Bhatia (51

Raunak Singh (5

Shakthi Yogesh

Avesh unia (55

A"hi#anyu $yag


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Objective

To identify the challenges and risks Indian powerindustry face and suggest solutions and identify available opportunities


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Challenges

Although it became the third largest producer of electricworld in !"#$ #!! million people in India still have no aelectricity

Inade%uate last mile connectivity

Transmission and &istribution losses are one of the highworld

The current installed transmission capacity is only aboutthe generation capacity

Transmission and

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/lippage in achieving targets

The target of )*$)!! 10 capacity additions during ""threvised to ($#)2 10 as per the 1id Term Appraisal 31TPlanning Commission5

Sr. Reasons of Slippage Amount ofSlippage

" &elay in placement of orders for1ain

6,66

&elay in placement of orders for

Civil

1,86

# /low progress of Civil works 900

2 Poor 6eology 4,43

, Contractual dispute betweenproject

4,76

( &elay in 7and Ac%uisition 810

) 8nvironmental Concerns 1,10

* 7aw and Order Problem97ocal 80


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Availability of raw materials

!K 10 of gas based generation capacity is lying idle benon


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Continuous &elay in Achieving Targe

0e are slow since the very beginning


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&ominance of the public sector

Out of the overall capacity of ", 60$ the share of centstate utilities stands at 2+5* 60 and )(5( 60$ respectivthat of private sector stands at ,5* 60

The central and the state utilities own nearly 2! percentpercent$ respectively of the total transmission lines of 5circuit kilometres 3ckm4


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