India needs $10 bn private investment in energy sector: KPMG
Published Saturday, May 13, 2006 by Money Man Mike | E-mail this post
India will have to evolve a clear policy framework in energy sector for attracting $10 billion of private investment in the next five-six years to bridge the demand-supply gap, consulting firm KPMG said on Monday.
The rethinking of India's energy policy would open up private investment opportunities.
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