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The objective of the note is to inform the governments policy thinking by identifying the principal challenges that the power sector faces and outlining solutions for overcoming them. The note also discusses some broader energy sector issues related to the gas tariff structure and demand. The...
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Bengal with other states in India and attempts to highlight the positive factors, which could be considered for future reform …
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approaches to improve electricity distribution services in India - June 3, 2005; and heighten awareness of the potential role of … retail competition. Given the mixed success of distribution privatization in India and elsewhere, the original concept for … segmentation, public-private partnerships, etc. - as a ways to improve the governance and quality of electricity distribution …
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The Indian power sector suffers from considerable supply shortages. The Government of India (GoI) is addressing this … efficient plant) and through rehabilitation (renovation and modernization or (R&M) as it is known in India) of existing coal … fired plant. Around two-thirds of India's existing 65,000 MW of coal fired plant capacity is owned by State Government …
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Of all developing countries India has the largest number of poor, as measured by income, health, opportunities and …. It also aims to answer these questions: What are the main challenges that power reform faces in reducing poverty in India … to these questions, the report draws on relevant data and studies in India, as well as evidence from the literature and …
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The six Central American countries of Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua and Panama share a long tradition of regional integration, including a common market, substantial intraregional trade, as well as coordinated commercial policies, such as the Central American Free Trade...
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