All content tagged with “Smart Meters & AMI” - 8 items
Haryana will begin on-ground smart meter deployment from August 31 as part of efforts to improve discom efficiency, reduce losses and modernise power distribution infrastructure.
India’s late 2025 and early 2026 energy dashboard show a system anchored by strong refinery operations and active fuel trade, complemented by balanced domestic and Liquified Natural Gas (LNG) gas supplies, reliable power generation with rising renewable capacity, and steady progress in grid modernisation through smart metering.
October’s official energy data captures a system in balance as steady oil and gas flows, zero peak power shortages, and renewable capacity growth led by solar with measured progress in grid modernisation.
In an ENERGDIVE interview, former Power Secretary Pradeep Kumar Pujari explains how decarbonisation, market reform and grid modernisation are driving decentralised, data-led, consumer-centric power markets shaping India’s electric future.
India’s clean power revolution has moved from headline capacity targets to the harder work of building a system that is reliable, affordable and future-proof. At Indian Utility Week 2025, sector leaders confronted the next frontier: balancing an uneven solar-wind mix, creating digital visibility across the grid, preparing for electric vehicles (EVs) and new mega-loads, and turning policy ambition into investable demand.
When Narendra Modi became Prime Minister in 2014, India’s energy sector was troubled by shortages and inefficiencies; a decade later, reforms have driven major progress towards clean energy leadership.
Once defined by chronic power cuts and slow execution, Uttar Pradesh is today scripting one of India’s boldest turnarounds.
A consolidated set of official data presents the reported figures for production, processing, generation, and installations across multiple sectors in the energy landscape.