Power Generation Sector in India
Energy Scenario in India-Power Generation
Presented By- POWERGEN TEAM
Rituraj (12EM10) Ajay Rawat (12EM02) Deepanker Sharan (12EM05)
Contents
1. Introduction to Power Sector 3 a. Industry overview over last 2-3 decades 3 b. Sector wise installed capacity in India and how the shares of each sector changed over the decades & Rates of growth 6 c. Energy map of India since 1947 to 2012 9 d. Per-capita consumption (India Vs Global) over the decades & Rates of growth 10 e. Power generation (India Vs Global) over the decades & Rates of growth 11 f. Installed capacity, capacity utilization, requirement over the decades & Rates of growth 13 g. Energy Efficiency over the decades & Rates of growth 15 2. Current Scenario in India 16 a. Government policies - Five year plans 16 b. Provisions under Indian Electricity Act 2003, Tariff policy 17 c. Energy Policy of India 20 3. Challenges associated with Indian Power sector 28 a. Problems of Indian Power sector 28 b. Availability of energy resources 28 4. Most competitive source of energy (Thermal Power) 30 a. Resources of thermal power production 30 b. Availability of Coal: within India & outside 30 c. Supply and demand of coal at present and in future 32 d. Comparison of Thermal Power with other energy sources 33 5. Future Trends 36 a. Alternative sources of power-wind, solar, CBM 36 b. Energy Management 40 6. Power Generation Industry Analysis: Porter’s Five Forces 43 References:- 45
1. Introduction to Power Sector The power sector in India has undergone significant progress after Independence. When India became independent in 1947, the country had a power generating capacity of 1,362 MW. Hydro power and coal based thermal power have been the main sources of generating electricity. Generation and distribution of electrical power was carried out primarily by private utility companies. Notable amongst
Presented By- POWERGEN TEAM
Rituraj (12EM10) Ajay Rawat (12EM02) Deepanker Sharan (12EM05)
Contents
1. Introduction to Power Sector 3 a. Industry overview over last 2-3 decades 3 b. Sector wise installed capacity in India and how the shares of each sector changed over the decades & Rates of growth 6 c. Energy map of India since 1947 to 2012 9 d. Per-capita consumption (India Vs Global) over the decades & Rates of growth 10 e. Power generation (India Vs Global) over the decades & Rates of growth 11 f. Installed capacity, capacity utilization, requirement over the decades & Rates of growth 13 g. Energy Efficiency over the decades & Rates of growth 15 2. Current Scenario in India 16 a. Government policies - Five year plans 16 b. Provisions under Indian Electricity Act 2003, Tariff policy 17 c. Energy Policy of India 20 3. Challenges associated with Indian Power sector 28 a. Problems of Indian Power sector 28 b. Availability of energy resources 28 4. Most competitive source of energy (Thermal Power) 30 a. Resources of thermal power production 30 b. Availability of Coal: within India & outside 30 c. Supply and demand of coal at present and in future 32 d. Comparison of Thermal Power with other energy sources 33 5. Future Trends 36 a. Alternative sources of power-wind, solar, CBM 36 b. Energy Management 40 6. Power Generation Industry Analysis: Porter’s Five Forces 43 References:- 45
1. Introduction to Power Sector The power sector in India has undergone significant progress after Independence. When India became independent in 1947, the country had a power generating capacity of 1,362 MW. Hydro power and coal based thermal power have been the main sources of generating electricity. Generation and distribution of electrical power was carried out primarily by private utility companies. Notable amongst
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