Hydro Power in India

Modernising Hydro

The adoption of digital technologies by hydropower plant owners is gaining traction as they seek to optimise the cost of operation and prevent forced outages. They are increasingly bringing in enhanced technologies to refurbish and […]

Hydro Power in India

Digitalisation Benefits

With the growing integration of renewable energy into the grid, hydropower is expected to play a major role in addressing the intermittency and balancing requirements. Hydropower projects are capital intensive. If these assets are maintained […]

Hydro Power in India

Hydro O&M: Challenges and best practices

With increasing renewable energy integration into the grid, hydropower is set to play a major role in addressing the intermittency and balancing requirements. Hydropower projects are capital-intensive assets. If these assets are maintained well, significant […]

Hydro Power in India

Sharing the Gains

The large untapped hydro potential of some of the neighbouring countries of India, supplemented by their low electricity demand has led to the development of cross-border hydropower capacity for trading surplus power. Nepal and Bhutan […]

Hydro Power in India

Flat Growth: Urgent need to revive hydro

Despite being one of the most promising options for power generation, hydropower technology has witnessed limited uptake in India. The country’s total installed hydropower capacity stood at 44,963.42 MW as of November 2017, representing only […]