The Indian electricity sector faces many problems in trying to meet the ever increasing demand-supply gap. Energy losses in India’s transmission and distribution sector exceed 30%, which is one of the highest in the world. In some Indian states, losses exceed 50%. Upgrading out date transmission and distribution systems coupled with the need to reduce electricity losses and theft is driving the deployment of smart grid technologies in India. The electricity industry in India is expected to undergo a paradigm change, fueled by legislative and regulatory activities. The real challenge in the power sector in India lies in managing the up-grading of the transmission, distribution and metering sector efficiently.

Scope

- Market prospect for companies looking for smart grid opportunities in India
- Key drivers for market growth for smart grids in India
- Key pilot projects being undertaken in India
- Overview of smart grid policies and regulations in India

Reasons to buy

- Identify key growth and investment opportunities in the India smart grid market
- Gain insights on the growth potential offered by the Indian market
- Developing strategies for entry into the Indian market
- Identify the key Tansmission and distribution operators in India

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1.1 List of Tables

2 Summary

3 Smart Grid in India
3.1 Drivers for Smart Grid Deployment in India
3.2 Smart Grid Policies and Regulations in India
3.3 Smart Grid Projects in India
3.4 Smart Grid Companies Operating in India
3.5 Important Organizations Supporting Smart Grid Development in India
3.6 India Smart Grid Market Restraints
3.7 Smart Grid Deployment Plan in India

4 Appendix