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Implementing The Integrated Power Development Scheme

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Highlights of the Integrated Power Development Scheme launched by the Ministry of Power, in order to provide the necessary impetus to the Indian power sector and to boost the power distribution networks.

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Highlights of the Integrated Power Development Scheme launched by the Ministry of Power, in order to provide the necessary impetus to the Indian power sector and to boost the power distribution networks.

Efficient distribution of electricity is one of the key elements which affect the power sector. In India, efficient management of the power distribution networks is one of the key challenges faced by the power sector today.

In the given backdrop, an efficient sub-transmission and distribution network together with necessary metering arrangements is the need of the hour for providing the necessary impetus to the Indian power sector.

The Integrated Power Development Scheme (IPDS) which was approved by the Union Cabinet on November 20, 2014 has been sanctioned for launch/

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