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Saatvik Solar Industries secures new orders worth Rs 177.5 crore
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Apar wins Rs 2.48 billion contracts for reconductoring works
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CEA flags widespread non-compliance with mandatory transformer standards
The Central Electricity Authority (CEA) has flagged continued non-compliance by power utilities with mandatory transformer and reactor rating standards, warning that deviations are causing procurement delays, higher costs, and reduced competition. In a letter dated 24 January 2026, the CEA directed utilities and generation companies to strictly adhere to its standard specifications for transformers and…
