India has exceeded its energy generation target for the first time ever and is set to become one of the leading exporters of power. Primarily due to the steady rise in electricity demand and development of domestic grids, India is the only major country that is expected to see a significant rise in conventional capacity additions. One such ambition of the government is “One Nation – One Grid- One Market’’. They have actively been focusing on combining all the regional and sub-regional power grids for the optimal utilisation of scarce natural resources. This aids in transferring the power from resource centric regions to load centric regions.
