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The article informs that ExxonMobil Lubricants Pvt. Ltd. has announced a strategic partnership with THINK Gas Distribution Pvt. Ltd., involved in clean fuel distribution to consumers, to market its range of compressed natural gas (CNG) lubricants for passenger and commercial vehicles.

The article highlights that as state-owned power distribution companies (discoms) across the India are being pushed by the Centre to come on board for the new reform scheme, ghosts of the past mis-steps continue to haunt them.

The article reports on the issues and actions taken by the state government of West Virginia regarding its distributed power generation.

The article reports that the Odisha Chief Secretary, P. K. Jena has urged power distribution companies to quickly resolve the electricity supply issues following protests and power outages during the summer heat in Odisha, India.

The article discusses that Puducherry Electricity Department has revised tariff for domestic, high tension and HT and EHT industrial consumers.

The article reports loss in the Indian organization Maharashtra StateElectricity Distribution Co. Ltd. (MSEDCL) due to power theft using illegal connections, non payment of bills and meter tampering.

The article discusses Delhi government's, India, led by AAP (Aam Admi Party) recommendation to dismiss quasi-judicial body Delhi's power regulator DERC (Delhi Electricity Regulatory Commission) for failing to protect consumers based on expert panel, however, commission's Chairman dismissed it.

The article reports that the electricity generated from Barauni Thermal Power Station (BTPS) will be supplied to power distribution companies at the rate of 3.95 Indian rupees per unit, as announced by the Bihar State Power Generation Company Limited's (BSPGCL's) chairman U N Panjiar.

The article focuses on the power breakdown across most of north India on July 30-31, 2012 that raised questions about the poor infrastructure in the country. It mentions that the power-cut has impacted traffic, businesses and the everyday life. According to Hartmut Issel, head of the research organization UBS Chief Investment Office (CIO) Wealth Management Research, Asia-Pacific, it was due to lack of political will that put India in a power crisis.

The article reports that an African Development Fund (ADF) Grant of 26 million dollars has been approved by the Board of Directors of the African Development Bank Group (AfDB) to rehabilitate and expand the distribution networks in Juba, South Sudan. In Juba, only 1% of the population has access to grid electricity located chiefly in the three main cities. The project is aimed at providing reliable electricity supply from existing and future generation facilities.

NEW YORK POWER AUTHORITY APPROVES HYDROELECTRIC POWER ALLOCATIONS SCRIBA, N.Y.--The New York Power Authority Tuesday approved allocations of hydroelectric power to two Western New York industries that will use the [...]