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Indian power contracts still favor local firms despite limited Chinese participation.
A Systematix Research report says any easing of restrictions on Chinese firms in Indian government power contracts is unlikely to disrupt domestic manufacturers, as the move is aimed at fixing supply-chain issues and project delays, not boosting competition.
Government-owned utilities continue to favor local suppliers for critical infrastructure like thermal power and grid systems, limiting Chinese access.
Most Chinese wins have come through private developers, not state projects.
Key sectors such as transformers and switchgear remain protected by national security and cyber risk concerns.
Domestic firms like BHEL and L&T are well-positioned due to strong order books, government support, and diversified operations, making near-term disruption unlikely.
Los contratos de energía indios aún favorecen a las empresas locales a pesar de la limitada participación china.