NITI working on index to foster competition in power distribution: Kumar

The tool will be designed to assess and further improve the performance of states to efficiently manage their energy resources

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Niti Aayog | Rajiv Kumar | Power distribution

Press Trust of India  |  New Delhi 

has been working on a State Energy Index that is set to foster healthy competition in the states' space, the think tank's Vice-Chairman, Rajiv Kumar, said on Saturday.

The tool will be designed to assess and further improve the performance of states to efficiently manage their energy resources.

"has been working on a #StateEnergyIndex that is set to foster healthy competition in the states' energy #DISCOM space. The index would not only allow for better formulation & implementation of strategies for continuous improvement & management of resources," Kumar said in a tweet.

"But also enable a comprehensive assessment of a specific #DISCOM aided by the use of indicators like: viability, access, affordability & reliability of #energy, and even their efforts at #cleanenergy initiatives, energy efficiency and #technology innovation," he added.

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First Published: Sat, September 26 2020. 20:55 IST
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