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Indian Power Sector Analysis  |
| Publisher: RNCOS |
Publish Date: Jun, 2008
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No. of Pages: 110 |
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| Delivery: Adobe Reader (PDF) Upto 24 hour delivery |
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| Indian Power Sector (2006) |
Apr, 2007 | Pages : 80 |
| Western region accounts for largest share of installed power in India followed by northern region. Southern region dominates the Renewable Energy Source capacity at 68.38% of total capacity. |
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| Indian Oil & Gas Industry: An Industry Analysis |
Nov, 2006 | Pages : 70 |
| India, in 2004-2005, met 75 %of its crude oil demand through imports. The domestic production of crude oil has been in the range of 30-34 Million Metric Tons from 2001-2005. |
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| Indian Coal Industry: Opportunities for Growth (2006) |
Dec, 2006 | Pages : 55 |
| Most coal produced in India comes from open pit mines contributing over 81% of the total production. A number of large open pit mines of capacity over 10 Million Tons per annum are in operation. |
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| Indian Coal Industry Outlook till 2012 |
Feb, 2008 | Pages : 75 |
| Coal requirement for the power utility will grow at a CAGR of around 10% during (2007-2012). Coking coal requirement in steel production is expected to touch over 85.34 Million Metric Tons in 2011-12. |
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| Indian Biofuel Industry |
Apr, 2007 | Pages : 45 |
| Ethanol production of India is ranked 4th largest in the world. However, the production capacity of India was much more than its actual production. |
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