Krishnan & Associates, Inc. announces the release of its latest study - “Indian Power Generation Market Strategic Review & Forecast - 2010” The study takes an in-depth look at the past history, current status and future development of the Indian fossil-fuel fired power generation industry with an overview on emerging trends.
The Government of India has embarked on an aggressive plan to increase power generation capacity from the current installed base of 160 GW. Key factors fueling India’s power generation initiatives include the growing need for reliable and affordable energy, increasing household incomes and electrification plans for the vast rural areas of the country. For the present and immediate future, India’s exposure to the world economic downturn has been lower than that of other emerging economies primarily due to a strong domestic economy that is still projected to grow at 8.4% in 2010.
Our report analyzes the current electricity generation profile, generation capacity additions, boiler capacity additions and planned environmental regulations from a short-term and long-term perspective. Our report also places particular emphasis on the real-world bottlenecks impeding India’s aggressive growth plans and actions undertaken by the Government of India.
With actual business experience in the Indian power sector and numerous ongoing interactions with power generation companies, OEMs, regulators and state agencies within India, Krishnan & Associates is uniquely qualified to present a clear and concise picture of the market opportunities and challenges.
The report is a “must read’ providing critical insight for any equipment supplier or organization contemplating business development, marketing or investment activities in the Indian power generation sector.
Key issues analyzed in the deliverable report include:
Indian Power Generation Market
Strategic Review & Forecast - 2010
I. Executive Summary
II. The Indian Economy
III. The Indian Power Industry
- India Power Generation Capacity
- Generation Capacity in MW for India, China and USA
- Per Capita Electricity Consumption
- Installed Generation Capacity Growth (1947-2012E)
- Actual Power Supply Position (All India Basis)
- Regional Energy Map of India
- Planned Power Generation Capacity Projections
- Targets Established in the Five Year Plans (10th, 11th and 12th)
- Capacity Addition Projections - Twelfth Plan (2012-2017E)
IV. Industry Scorecard (2002-2010)
- Key Market Observations in the Power Sector (2002-2010)
- Comparative Analysis - China’s vs. India Annual Capacity Increases
- Bharat Heavy Electrical Limited (BHEL) - Role & Performance
- Emergence of Chinese Equipment Suppliers
- Boiler Demand & Supplier Scenario (2002-2009)
- Boiler Equipment Manufacturing Capacities in India (2007-2012)
- Expected Manpower Requirement for Power Projects
- Fuel Considerations
- Demand & Supply Conditions for Coal & Natural Gas
- Dealing with Indian Bureaucracy
- Investment Related Issues
- Transmission & Distribution Planning
V. Boiler Turbine Generator Market
VI. Environmental Emission Regulation Limits
- Nitrogen Oxide (NOx) Emission Regulatory Limits
- Sulfur Dioxide (SOx) Emission Regulatory Limits
- Particulate/VOC Emission Regulatory Limits
- Other Hazardous Air Pollutants (HAP) Regulatory Limits
- Position on CO2 Emissions
- New Pollutants Being Monitored for the First Time
VII. Market Projections (2010-2022E)
- Short-term Outlook (2010-2017E)
- Long-term Outlook (2017-2022E)
Number of Pages: 60+
To order for a copy of this report, contact:
Krishnan & Associates
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Stamford, CT 06905
United States
Tel: 203.921.1800
Fax: 203.854.6758
Email: ravi@krishnaninc.com