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Haryana overdraws the most from Indian grid
Haryana overdrew the most among all Indian states, in November 2010. The state drew 825.390 million units from the grid, that is 246.750 MUs more...
Haryana overdraws the most from Indian grid
Haryana overdrew the most among all Indian states, in November 2010. The state drew 825.390 million units from the grid, that is 246.750 MUs more...
Myanmar attracts big investments in hydropower
A third of the total foreign investment in Myanmar went into the hydropower sector during the first seven months of the 2010-2011 fiscal year...
US rejects Pakistan’s funding request for Bhasha dam
The United States rejected Pakistan's request for funding its Bhasha dam.
Cambodian premier asks Chinese firms for transmission lines
Cambodia Prime Minister Hun Sen appealed to Chinese firms to invest in transmission lines to connect Stung Tatay and other dams to the power grid in...
Areva to keep power tariff competitive at Jaitapur
Areva hopes to keep the price of electricity generated from the proposed Jaitapur atomic project within “competitive levels.”.
Vibrant summit ’09 a sham, says opposition leader
Opposition leader, Shaktisinh Gohil termed the state government’s claims of attracting investments in the power sector as “hollow talks.".
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