These presentations bring into focus the areas of concerns. In many cases, several alternative options to mitigate the problems have also been suggested. While it may not be necessary for all to agree on all these suggestions, what is important is that the analysis of the power sector in terms of its strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats does provide an insight in to the working of the sector, and therefore, it creates a context under which those interested could evolve alternate methods of resolving the issues and solving the problems.

1. Power Sector Reforms: Key to Economic Growth

2. Infrastructure Sector Reforms: The Unfinished Agenda

3. Examining New Opportunities in Indian Power Sector

4. India’s Private Power Policy Initiatives: New Developments.

5. Private Power Policy in India: An Appraisal

6. Financing of Energy Sector in Developing Countries

7. Evaluating Risks and Opportunities for Financing Power Projects in India (SEB Perspective)

8. Indian Electricity Industry: Restructuring of State Electricity Boards.

9. Electricity Sector Reform: Required Legislative Initiative

10. Lessons from Privatisation of Electricity Distribution in Orissa

11. Power Sector in India: Retrospect & Prospect.

12. South Asia Power Sector Modernisation

13. Power Development Programmes: Road Blocks and Remedies

14. Demand- Side Management in the Power Sector

15. Optimum Utilisation Strategies for Existing Power Plants

16. Management of Maintenance of Large Size Thermal Power Stations.

17. Management of Power Systems in Nineties

18. Opeartional Strategy and Achievements of NTPC

19. Turnsround of Badarpur Thermal Power Station

20. Turnaround of Unchahar Power Station- A Highly Satisfying Experience

21. Mega Power Project Policy

22. Renovation and Modernisation of Power Plants

23. Measures to Produce and Supply Low Cost Power

24. Power Problems: Short- Term and Intermediate- Term Steps

25. Developing Power Projects: Issues Concerning Guarantee for Payments

26. Role of Private Sector in Meeting the Capacity Expansion Programme During Next Three Decades

27. Management of Electricity Distribution in India: Some Myths and Realities.

28. Regional Energy Market Challenges in South Asia

29. Investment Opportunities in Power Transmission and Distribution in India With Particular Reference to Distribution

30. Gas for Power Generation: User Perspective

31. Power Transmission & Distribution in India: Opportunities of Convergence

32. Concept Paper for Privatisation of Distribution System

33. SEB Reforms: Initial Feedback of Orissa Restructuring

34. Management of Rural Electricity Supply

35. Need for Environment Friendly Use of Coal for Power Generation

36. Some Coal Related Issues for Consideration

37. Strategic Value of Fossil Fuels: Challenges and Responses

38. Climate Change Issues for Developing and Growing Economies with Reference to India

39. Customer- The Focal Point of the Management Philosophy of BSES

40. Project Management: NTPC Experience

41. Environmental Concerns of NTPC

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