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　　An NDMC electrical department official said, "IIT-Hyderabad had developed the BPL technology and implemented it successfully on its campus.""They Wholesale PPR BALL VALVE Factory are now preparing to apply the same technology over high voltage of about 33KV for the pilot project in Delhi," he said, adding that the IIT campus experiment was based on a low voltage model.In the BPL pilot project, nearly 2,000 homes and commercial power subscribers, who are supplied power at 220 volts at their doorstep, may be involved, he said.A BPL subscriber will need to install a modem that plugs into an ordinary wall outlet and pay a subscription fee similar to those paid for other types of Inteet service.

　　No phone, cable service or satellite connection would be required.NDMC serves an area of 43 sq km that has been designated as a smart city under the Central govement’s scheme. It is ranked 7th among 434 cities in the national ranking for smart cities.To become 100 per cent renewal energy-powered smart city, the NDMC also proposed to move towards running its entire area on 100 per cent clean power in the first phase, wherein coal power of NTPC Dadri will be replaced by bio-mass power and gas power will be sourced from Pragati Power Corporation Limited, Delhi, Mr Kumar said.It is proposed to procure longterm 250 MW solar power and 200 MW hydro power,for which NDMC is envisaging to procure 250 MW of solar power from NTPC at the rate of Rs 3.14 per unit, and the plant is likely to be operational by the end of year 2018-19, he said.

　　New Delhi: Dashing the hopes of 40,000 mw stressed power projects, a top govement official on Tuesday said RBI is not in favour of any special forbearance for the sector that would have prevented the loans from being categorised as NPA, triggering a resolution process.The banking regulator rarely makes allowances for specific sectors and that principle will extend to the power sector as well, power secretary Ajay Kumar Bhalla told BloombergQuint. RBI doesn’t look at sectoral issues and it’s for the ministry to look at those issues and find a solution, he added.He was responding to qu­estions about power companies’ recent plea to the finance ministry and the RBI for relaxation of the one-day repayment delay norm that can tu the loan into NPAs, triggering banks to work out resolution plan for the stressed entity.It has been argued that such a move would increase NPAs in the sector and bring running projects to a halt pushing several energy firms into liquidation.