IPPAI is able to take up pioneering positions on issues that the industry grapples with and seek solutions to these in a collaborative manner. We keep track of the latest policies and regulatory trends to ensure success in this volatile emerging market where policy changes and political uncertainty impinge on the success or failure of project development.
IPPAI provides an engaging interface between players in the energy sector, policymakers (central and state level), electricity boards, financial institutions, ministries, power developers, Indian and multinational companies, equipment suppliers, EPC contractors and consultants.
IPPAI’s neutral disposition enables it to interact with regulators from a position of strength and provide cutting-edge information on developments in the emerging market.
To enable India to become globally competitive and follow internationally benchmarked best practices as far as infrastructure and energy is concerned.
To provide an apolitical and agenda-free platform for the discussion and examination of regulatory, policy, strategic and financial issues critical to the development of the energy and infrastructure sectors within India, which may interest overseas investors.
To address the opportunities of an ever-liberalising Indian economy and within that creating dialogues and discourse which will help both governments (federal and state) and corporations (both domestic and transnational) address relevant issues within the infrastructure and energy sectors, thereby enabling all interested and involved groups to come together for the greater good.
The fossil fuel accounts for around three-quarters of power generation and demand is expected to grow, despite an ambitious renewables plan
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