India is amongst the world’s largest electricity-consuming and generating economies. Its annual electricity consumption accounts for about 4 per cent of the world’s total electricity consumption, and is set to grow at 8-10 per cent per year, propelled by the country’s accelerating economic growth.
To address this growing demand and create a viable power sector, successive governments have undertaken progressive initiatives such as the Electricity Act 2003, National Tariff Policy 2006, the Ultra Mega Power Projects, the Integrated Energy Policy, the National Electricity Fund and many more. The country’s manufacturing, service and agricultural sectors are all booming, but the energy sector has not kept pace with the needs of its fast expanding economy. According to figures from the ministry of the power, India’s energy consumption per head – 631 kwh/pa in 2008 – is expected to reach up to 1000 kwh/pa by 2012. If it is to meet these growing needs, India needs to substantially increase its current installed capacity
Table of Contents:
Executive Summary
Industry Overview
Industry in India
Market Structure & Segmentation
Market share & Competition Situation
Key Drivers
Key Challenges / Barriers
Key Opportunities
Key Success factors
Distribution System & structure
Market Entry Strategy
Finance for wind projects
Financial Analysis
Country Advantage
Regulatory Advantage & legal frameworks
Recent Activities
Industry SWOT
Future Outlook
The GWEO scenarios for India
PEST Analysis
Annexure
List of Industry Associations
List of graphs & tables
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