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Ratul Puri-Led Hindustan Power Signs 800 MW Power Supply Agreement with MP Power Management Company Limited. AI-Generated.
New Delhi, Hindustan Power, among India's well-established integrated power companies, has signed a Power Supply Agreement (PSA) with MP Power Management Company Limited for the supply of 800 MW. The agreement is facilitated through its subsidiary, Anuppur Power Projects Private Limited.
By Khushi Verma5 months ago in Journal
How British Celebrities Influence Fashion Brands
British celebrities fronting fashion labels include David Beckham, Emma Watson, Dua Lipa, Kate Moss and Idris Elba. They work with premium and high street brands. They specialise on apparel, accessories and lifestyle collections.
By Gwen Jorgensen5 months ago in Journal
Matt Hancock's Parliamentary Career
British politics has produced plenty of influential figures over the years. Matt Hancock remains one of the most recognizable names from the last decade. His time in Parliament offers an interesting look at political life. It shows how politicians rise through the ranks, face major challenges, and, for better or worse, leave a lasting impression on public debate.
By Gwen Jorgensen5 months ago in Journal
Curtailment Concerns: Need to focus on effective power delivery, not just expansion. AI-Generated.
This article is written by Ratul Puri, Chairman, Hindustan Power From April 1, 2025 to March 31, 2026, India added over 54 GW of renewable capacity. However, a substantial part of renewable energy was curtailed due to grid security concerns and transmission constraints. As per Ember, 300 GWh of renewables was curtailed due to transmission constraints in the first quarter of 2026. Thus, the significant achievement of building extra renewable capacity was subdued by curtailment. No doubt there were mitigating circumstances last year, such as muted power demand and limited storage capacity. Nonetheless, the scenario highlighted a basic truth – renewable energy cannot be scaled without grid modernisation and flexibility. As India transitions steadily towards a solar-enabled future, storage solutions based on flexibility will be indispensable.
By Prateek Mittal5 months ago in Journal
Ratul Puri: The Future Of Economic Growth Runs On Electricity . AI-Generated.
For decades, electricity was viewed as a support system for economic growth. Industries expanded, cities developed, consumption increased and power infrastructure quietly grew alongside them. That equation is now changing rapidly. Electricity is no longer operating in the background of economic activity. It is becoming one of the primary drivers of growth itself.
By Ayan Kumar5 months ago in Journal










