As the risk created by the US-Iran war keeps crude oil prices elevated, the list of stocks where investors can deploy fresh money with comf...

As nothing can be ruled out on the street, be prepared for anything. Now, what is the probability that the bears will be chased away from t...

The only certainty at this point of time is that the uncertainty quotient of the market will remain high, and that it will impact all asset...

Delhi recorded a minimum temperature of 24.6 degrees Celsius and is likely to witness thunderstorms with rain, according to the India Meteo...

In the power sector, the next cycle will not reward whoever has the most installed megawatts. It will reward whoever can sign the right con...

Nearly 27 lakh power sector employees across India are preparing for a nationwide strike on July 9, protesting the Uttar Pradesh government...

After a three-year delay due to legal challenges, CESC subsidiary Eminent Electricity Distribution Ltd has received approval to acquire the...

The company is looking to expand its distribution businesses inorganically by acquiring new circles and is betting big on distribution de-l...

This year CESC is expecting an annual revenue of around Rs 1,700 crore from the segment.

The initiative under 'Roshni' (light) project, the Indian Army said, was launched after it was felt that electricity was the most critical ...

This is the group’s third distribution operation in Rajasthan, the other two being Kota and Bharatpur and CESC hopes to earn around Rs 1,20...

Peak demand at Kota during the first three months has also registered a growth of 21 MW from 170 MW to 191 MW.

Bharatpur city currently has more than 52,000 power consumers with annual energy sales amounting to 230 million units.

“At Kota we will follow CESC’s customer-centric initiatives to provide best-in-class services to power consumers by developing and modernis...

The company floated two SPVs for the license and won the bid by paying the highest for input power at Rs 4.26 a unit from Rajasthan state e...

India Power Corp is in advanced talks to acquire three stressed power plants with a combined capacity of about 1,000 MW.

To begin with, the state seeks to do away with expensive power purchase agreements with generators, increased use of IT.