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Ship-building scheme gets 12 applications seeking incentivesThe scheme, launched last September, aims to make domestic shipyards more competitive by bridging the cost arbitrage with foreign rivals in...- Indian ports turning into logistics and industrial hubs, shipping secretary tells investors in SingaporeIndia's ports are becoming major logistics hubs. Cargo capacity has doubled and will reach 3,500 million tonnes per annum by 2030. The nati...
- Govt rolls out Rs 44,700 crore shipbuilding push to boost domestic maritime industryThe Centre has unveiled operational guidelines for the Shipbuilding Financial Assistance Scheme (SBFAS) and the Shipbuilding Development Sc...
- About two-third of the overall REITable stock in India falls in secondary business districtsAmongst these SBDs, the SBD of Hyderabad holds the highest quantum of REIT-worthy stock with 28% share, followed by Bengaluru at 24% Additi...
- Smart meter operators may get first claim on consumer power billsThe government may allow prepaid electricity meter suppliers the first claim on consumer power bills in a bid to avoid payment delays and a...
- Government on target: All villages to get electricity by month-endOf the 18,452 villages targeted to be electrified in 1,000 days from August 15, 2015, 58 are left and the government expects to complete th...
- Secondary business districts in demand across Indian office marketsPrivate equity player Milestone Capital Advisors recently acquired office space in The Capital building and has also leased it out to one o...
- Government scraps initial bids for Odisha UMPP; new tender in 15 daysGovt has scrapped initial bids received from 20 power companies for setting up the 4,000 MW power project in Odisha.
- Future UMPPs to be asked to source gear from domestic marketThe new SBDs were approved by an Empowered Group of Ministers headed by Defence Minister A K Antony, last week.
- New bidding norms for power projects in a month's timeNew bidding norms for power plants would be out in a month's time, Power Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia today said
- PowerMin seeks feedback from cos to overcome sectoral issuesDelay in finalisation of the new standard bidding documents or SBDs is further postponing the award of UMPPs in the country.
- Power Minister discusses ways with banks to improve fund flowPower Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia today met banks and financial institutions and discussed ways to iron out problems that block investmen...
- New bidding norms for power projects may not need EGoM nodThe new bidding norms being formulated for power projects may not need approval from EGoM easing regulatory hurdles for developers.
- Government open to more suggestions on bidding for power projects: Veerappa MoilyThe government today said it is open to accommodating more suggestions from stakeholders on new bidding documents being finalised for power...
- Power Ministry plans fuel blending option for domestic coal projectsThe Power Ministry plans to allow upcoming domestic plants to blend fuel from alternate sources if there is shortage in assured supply from...
- New bidding rules likely to be silent on use of surplus coalThe Power Ministry is unlikely to mention the issue of use of surplus coal from mines allotted to power project even in revised bidding gui...
- No change in bidding norms; private power producers cry foulThe ministry today provisionally finalised the new standard bidding documents (SBDs) for the upcoming thermal power projects.
- Final bids for Odisha power project likely next monthFinal bids for the Rs 20k cr UMPP at Odisha may be invited in Apr as the Ministry is likely to soon finalise amendments in the bidding docu...
- Power ministry rectifies order on UMPP limit for a companyThe power ministry has hurriedly brought back restrictions on the number of ultra mega power plants (UMPP) a company can build.
- Commercial property rentals on rise in Delhi, NCR: DTZPersistent demand and lack of fresh supply has fuelled an about 7 per cent increase in commercial property rentals in the city and the Nati...
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