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- Europe learnings to put Tata Steel ahead in IndiaTata Steel anticipates its UK operations will achieve break-even this fiscal year. This positive outlook stems from recovering steel prices...
- Maharashtra cracks down on illegal bike taxis, app stores notified: ReportThe cybercrime department of Maharashtra is taking action against illegal bike taxi services across the state. Notices have been sent to mo...
- Sebi approves IPO plans of Neolite Lightings, Aspri Spirits and SS RetailSebi approved IPO plans of Neolite ZKW Lightings, Aspri Spirits and SS Retail, enabling them to raise funds through fresh issues and OFS ro...
- Portugal eyes bigger role in India’s infrastructure, manufacturing push as trade ties deepenPortugal's Minister of State for Economy, João Rui Ferreira, expressed readiness to contribute to India's infrastructure goals, highlightin...
- Tata Group, JSW to plow $1 billion in EV, battery techIndian giants Tata Group and JSW Group are investing close to $1 billion. They are building local capabilities in electric vehicle and batt...
- From shortage story to cash-flow story: A sector ready for sustained re-rating? 5 power stocks with upside potential of up to 33%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...
- Tata Power resumes operations at MundraTata Power has restarted its 4,150 MW Mundra thermal power plant. Operations had been halted for nearly nine months. This restart follows n...
- Tata Power consumers to pay more as MERC approves 24% hikeIn its order, MERC said that the present tariff hike is necessitated mainly because there was under-recovery due to staying on tariff as de...
- AEML waives interest for customers opting for EMI payment of bills"To support consumers in the prevailing pandemic circumstances, we have allowed three interest free installments to all our consumers payin...
- Maharashtra: Consumers and solar industry players term grid support charges regressiveConsumers and industry representatives on Thursday vehemently opposed the MSEDCL’s proposal to levy Rs 4-8 in grid support charges on power...
- MSEDCL proposes astronomical GSC for solar rooftopMERC had recently dismissed the discom’s petition to make net billing compulsory instead of net metering. It had, however, allowed MSEDCL t...
- MERC grants 25-year power distribution licence to Tata PowerIn a major decision, MERC has granted 25 years distribution licence to Tata Power for supplying power in city and suburban areas.
- MERC approves power tariff hike by Maharashtra State Electricity Distribution CompanyMERC today approved an overall increase of 16.48 per cent in average tariff charged by state-owned utility MSEDCL.
- Power tariff hike in MaharashtraDomestic power consumers in Maharahstra, excluding those in Mumbai, would have to pay more almost 9% more for electricity with effect from ...
- MERC gives BEST nod for new electricity fare hikeThe Commission has also given its nod for the recovery of Rs 659 crore revenue deficit of the last three financial years
- Maharashtra power regulator says concerned over distribution losses, mounting arrearsMaharashtra power regulator says concerned over
- Maharashtra to face power cuts for 11 hrs dailyMaharashtra will experience daily power cuts of 11 hours in rural and 6 hours in urban areas from next Monday.
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