1. Power Sector
In India
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Indiahasthefifthlargestgenerationcapacityintheworld.Target1000kwh.
Thecurrentinstalledtransmissioncapacityisonly15+%ofthetotalinstalled generation
capacity.Withfocusonincreasinggenerationcapacityoverthenext8-10years.(Naturalpower
grid).
reducingtheTransmissionandDistribution(T&D)losses.33%loss.Stateelectricityseparation
board

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Theentirevaluechainofthepowersectorisdominatedbythecentralandstate
sectorutilities.(g-30%,55%,15%).
SamecaseinT&D.(60%40%).
RegulationsandprivatesectorParticipation.
ElectricityAct,2003wasaturningpointinthereformsprocess.(T)
GovernmentofIndiaissuedguidelinesforprivatesectorparticipation.

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ProjectExecution.
Slippageinreachinggoals
Equipmentshortage
FuelAvailability
LandAcquisitionandEnvironmentClearance
Financial
 ManpowerShortage

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needofsoundprojectmanagementprinciplesinawell-structuredframework.
projectreportingsystem,enablestheprojectownertoefficientlykeeptrackofallthe
aspectsofprojectexecutionthushelping,ensureproblemsareaddressedand
resolvedinatimelymanner.
Themainbucketsunderwhichallthechallengesofthepowersectorcanbeaddressed
are:
a.ProjectStrategy,Organization&Administration
b.CostandFinancialManagement
c.ProcurementManagement
d.ProjectControls,Quality&RiskManagement
e.ScheduleManagement

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It is evident that the deficit in power availability in India is a
significant impediment to the smooth development of the
economy.
bridging the gap in demand and supply has become critical and
consequently, large projects are being undertaken in different segments
of the sector;
Generation, Transmission and Distribution.

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http://www.kpmg.de/docs/PowerSector_2010.pdf