In the Indian energy sector investment options

In the Indian energy sector investment options

Energy in determining the economic development of all countries play a key factor. India's energy sector has achieved rapid growth in order to meet a developing country needs. And other areas of exploration and exploitation of resources, capacity increases, as well as the reform of the energy sector has been completely changed.

In India's energy sector, including two non-renewable energy sources (coal, lignite, oil and gas) and renewable energy (wind, solar, small hydro, biomass, cogeneration bagasse, etc.).

In 2012, India has maintained its presence in the world's top five wind energy market. In 2012, the country is still the third largest market, the new installed capacity of 2,441 MW of new wind turbines (MW), according to the World Wind Energy Report 2012. Newly installed capacity of wind turbines the world grew by 19% to 44,609 MW.

India's major investments in the energy sector

Investors in India's investment environment is very positive. Power sector has witnessed a higher-than-expected surge in investment flows. Ministry has set up 12 Plan (2012-17), in the 13 plan (2017-22) and 93,000 megawatts of generating capacity increased by 76,000 MW target.

Some of India's energy sector invests primarily in:

National Aluminium Company (NALCO) has set up its second Rajasthan area has a capacity of 47.6 megawatts of wind power plants. 28.3 billion rupees of wind power projects are being passed Gamesa Wind Turbines Private Limited Executive

Coal India Limited (CIL) plans to invest 34 billion rupees in Mozambique coal blocks to start the second round of exploration

Jakson Power Solutions has won two new orders in Bangalore and Pune install solar roof systems. The first command is to set up a 80 kilowatts peak (KWP) solar roof unit with battery backup facility in Karnataka State Disaster Management Centre, Bangalore, said Mr. Sundeep • Gupta, Joint Managing Director, Jakson Power Solutions

Vikram Solar Plan in Tamil Nadu (TN) according to the national policy of the second phase of the solar proposed a 10-megawatt power plant

Mytrah Energy Limited plans to acquire existing operations of 59.75 MW of wind generation assets in Tamil Nadu (TN) and Maharashtra. The company is expected to have a capacity of 370 MW, against the previous forecast of 334 MW to 2013 typhoon season

Government measures to promote investment in the energy sector

The Government has started a number of policies to attract investors to invest in India India's energy sector. In order to accelerate capacity addition, a number of policy initiatives have been carried out by the Ministry. In fact, the National Electricity Policy (NEP) stipulates that all per capita annual consumption in 2012 rose to 1,000 units of electricity supply.

Some investment to secure investment in the energy sector, the Indian Government to take the main as follows:

Power project (except atomic energy), transmission, distribution and electricity trade, foreign direct investment (FDI) up to 100% is permitted automatic routing

According to Union Budget 2013-14, the Indian government has approved a plan for financial restructuring DISCOMS, restore health in the Indian energy sector

In boost power company plans to set up a special economic zone (SEZ) units, the government has exempted them from a positive net foreign exchange (NFE) applies to regular units in this enclave obligations