Power Plants News

Nepal lost its power plants due to floods, and India's Ministry of Power has approved a 654 MW power supply to Nepal from September 13 to December 31 to help ke

The EPA announced plans to eliminate remaining standards on power plant greenhouse gas emissions, a move criticized by environmental advocates for potentially i

Power plants in the National Capital Region (NCR) will face strict emissions monitoring as the annual winter pollution season approaches, characterized by poor

Coal India increased its despatches to power plants by 27% to 1.74 million tonnes on September 8, following an average of 1.37 million tonnes daily during the f

The coal ministry is taking action to address shortages as 58 power plants currently hold less than 25% of their required coal stocks. This initiative aims to r

Coal India Limited (CIL) is offering extra fuel, as 57 power plants are now reporting critically low stock levels.

Coal India is offering additional coal to power plants experiencing stock depletion to augment supplies during the summer season. The company has sufficient coa

India is increasing coal supplies from captive mines and Coal India subsidiaries to power plants due to rising demand and falling stocks, aiming to ensure unint

Russia is reportedly planning 'massive strikes' on Ukraine's power plants in retaliation for Ukrainian attacks, following its deadliest attack of the year on a

A video circulating online, falsely claiming to show power plants destroyed in Nepal floods, is actually from Pakistan.

Forty-five Indian power plants are currently operating with critically low coal inventories due to monsoon rains disrupting supplies and rising electricity dema

Coal stocks at Indian power plants are projected to decrease by 20% to 24-30 million tonnes by the end of September due to seasonal supply issues, deficient mon

Central and eastern Europe are experiencing extreme heat, with Slovakia reaching a new high of 42C. This weather has led to power plant shutdowns in Poland and