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Is there a proper training institute in Indian power sector??

Created by : Inajeet Deep, Sales/BD Manager, Tata Power  | 09 30 2008 19:26:21 +0000
Industry : PowerFunctional Area : R&D(Operations)
Keywords : Politics Government Training Institute INDIAN Power Sector Training And Development Proper
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India is positioned fifth globally among consumable hydroelectricity capacity countries. While
just 17% has been reined in hitherto, five percentage more is being further developed,
allowing an astounding huge capacity of 78%, left unused. so needed professional to pull that out...
  
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yes, there are few institute  like

Power Systems Training Institute (PSTI),National Power Training Institute (NPTI) –Post-graduate Diploma in Thermal Power Plant Engineering Central Power Research Institute (CPRI), Training establishment’s of Power Sector organisations, we just need students to show more interst in this sector,
By Inajeet Deep, Sales/BD Manager, Tata Power  09 30 2008 19:26:21 +0000
 
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National Power Training Institute , Faridabad provides MBA - Power Managment and B.Tech (Power Engg). and this institute also give short term  certification course in power sector.  
By Ankur , Consultant, PricewaterhouseCoopers  | 10 06 2008 10:37:28 +0000
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I have heard about NPTI. Institute is situated in faridabad near NHPC office. joining through CAT only.
By anshuman tyagi, Project Planning, HCC  | 10 05 2008 13:36:26 +0000
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hi, Inajeet  these are only few institutes  , however by looking at the  amount of  power needed ,we need to motivate young aspiring students to come into this field and solve the problem by giving some inputs,  for that we needto have a right platform  by building more number of  schools on training and development  for this  power sector, In a World Bank Report (1999), it has been estimated that only about 50-60% of the electricity generated in India is actually metered at the consumers’ end. The rest goes as T&D losses, un-metered supplies and theft (by unauthorized tapping and tampering of
meters).
By Deepak Bezbaruah, Product Development Manager, Maruti  | 09 30 2008 19:33:12 +0000
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