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Private firms are encouraging changes in states' power distribution reforms

Firms and tech experts are queueing up to offer innovative models of managing the power supply chain

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Shreya Jai New Delhi
Power reforms are showing some flickers of progress in urban and semi-rural India with several states tying up with private players to overhaul the infrastructure and operations on the distribution side of the business.

This move to upgrade the states’ power distribution business has generated robust opportunities for public and private firms in consultancy, distribution franchisee, operations & management, etc.

From large companies such as Tata Power, Torrent Power, Feedback Energy Distribution Company (FEDCO), Essel Infra, and Deloitte to technical experts such as Medhaj Techno, Kalash Energy and SGS India, firms are queueing up to offer innovative models of managing

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