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We wish to thank all the speakers, participants, the sponsoring organisations and our partnering organisations for their support and active participation in this important event. Your participation contributed enormously in making the conference a great success.
The second in the biennial series- 'Distribution India 2' is tentatively scheduled in April 2007. The dates will be announced shortly. We look forward to your participation in the 2nd edition of this highly successful series of biennial Conferences. If you would like to be informed about the dates and the details of Distribution India 2, please join our mailing list. More than 20 key note addresses were delivered during the two days. Over 20 technical papers from senior industry professionals, academicians and other stake holders were accepted for inclusion in the Conference Proceedings. We are pleased to inform that the Conference Proceedings are available in a print volume as well as in a CD. The Proceedings are free for any full conference attendee. Non conference attendees can purchase the proceedings. For further details and ordering, please click here. Conference Background An Indispensable Opportunity India is recognized as one of the most promising market for electrical energy with an estimated demand growth rate of 7.1% annually. To sustain its economic growth, the present installed capacity in India needs to be doubled by 2012 i.e. an additional 100,000 MW. To assure an adequate, quality & competitively priced power supply, modern transmission & distribution system are required at a very huge cost. The distribution losses are very high in India and the electricity distribution system warrants a thorough review. Power delivery systems with attendant nuances of Meter to Money (M2M) and reliable & quality supply of power are undoubtedly the most critical managerial challenges. The Government of India has initiated several measures to reform the power sector. The Electricity Act 2003 has been widely welcomed and the Indian Power Sector is poised to enter a radically different environment. In this new environment, when the industry structures are getting realigned, various entities like the private sector players, the government, the PSUs, the State Electricity Boards (SEBs), the lenders etc, need to redefine their roles and business strategies. As a result of this transformation, new business avenues are opening up for existing as well as new entities. These opportunities could be in diverse areas and this change calls for new and innovative approaches to address the emerging issues. At the threshold of a major transformation, our initiative of organizing the conference provided a neutral platform for various players, to gain foresight into the emerging scenario, explore business opportunities and to actively participate & provide direction to this evolutionary process. Conference Highlights
Unparalleled opportunity to meet, interact & network with industry
leaders, senior most decision makers from the government, public
& private sector Several leading players participated including ABB Ltd; ADCC Infocad Pvt Ltd; AES India; Ahmedabad Electricity Corporation; Alstom Limited; Andhra Pradesh Central Power Distribution Company Limited (APCPDCL); Andhra Pradesh Electricity Regulatory Commission; BEST Undertaking; Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd; BSES Rajdhani Power Ltd; BSES Yamuna Power Ltd; Calcutta Electric Supply Company (CESC) Ltd; Central Electricity Authority; CPRI; CRISIL; Dayalbagh Educational Institute, Dayalbagh; Delhi Control Devices Pvt Ltd; Delhi Transco Limited; Desein Private Limited; Edelweiss Capital Limited; Eicher Corporation; eMerge Software Pvt Ltd; Energy Management Centre, KSEB; ERDA- Vadodara; Gangtok - Shillong and South Asia Regional Water Supply and Sanitation Program; Global Energy Consulting Engineers Pvt Ltd; iBilt Technologies; IFFCO; IIT Kanpur; Indian Institute of Technology- Kanpur; International Institute of Information Technology, Hyderabad; J Sagar & Associates; Kanohar Electricals Limited; KLG Systel Limited; KPCL; Marsh Crisis Consulting, USA; Mercer HR Consulting, LLC; Ministry of Power, Government of India; Mott Mcdonald; MSPL Limited; MTE Services (P) Ltd; National Commodity & Derivatives Exchange Ltd (NCDEX); National Thermal Power Corporation Ltd; NCC Softech; NDMC; Neyveli Lignite Corporation; Noida Power Co. Ltd; North Delhi Power Limited; OCL India Limited; Paschimanchal Vidyut Vitran Nigam Ltd; Phoenix IT Solutions Limited; Planning Commission; Power Finance Corporation Ltd; Power Grid Corporation of India Limited; Premier Mott Mac Donald; Punjab State Electricity Board; RajaramBapu Institute of Technology; Reliance Energy Limited; SB Billimoria & Co; SBI CAPS; Secure Meters Ltd; Shivaji University; Southern California Edison Co; Spectramind eService Pvt Ltd; Tamil Nadu State Electricity Board; Tata Power Company Ltd; Tata Sons Limited; Taurus Instrument Pvt Ltd; Taurus Technologies Inc; The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI); The Institution of Electrical Engineers (IEE); Transgrid- Australia; University of British Columbia, Canada; University Of Hyderabad; UPSEB; Vijai Electricals; WBPDC etc and many more.. |
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