Power Management in India (Udemy.com)

The course provides a strong practical foundation in power management, especially in areas like procurement strategy, tariff mechanisms, and load forecasting. I found the coverage of scheduling, dispatch, and power-saving approaches quite relevant for real-world industrial applications. The content is well-structured and easy to follow for professionals in the energy domain. For improvement, the course could include more case studies from Indian power markets (like open access, DSM, and RPO compliance) and hands-on tools or simulations for forecasting and scheduling. The course could also include latest data and recent regulation updates.

good introductory course for power management where basic knowledge is delivered. the only thing bad about it is audio quality an repetition of same things in multiple videos.

The structure of the Power Sector was properly explained. The map gave a very good understanding of the various heads and who are the various bodies taking care of the respective heads.

This Course appeared as per my expectations. Learned many basic and advanced concepts in an easy to fun manner with real-field examples. Recommend to those who want to start knowledge building in power sector domain.

Amazing course on the power sector in India. Everybody interested and working in and around power management and power market should go through it.

Excellent analysis of power market in India. Really liked how the comparison is done within the ST markets around reduction in DSM and rise of the PXs. Can you please provide the sources of this data as it would be helpful to understand how the market is shaping up since 2017-18 to now, in 2022. Thank You.

I become aware about the nuances of Power Management. This course helped me to get good opportunities in Power sector. The explanation is quite lucid.

This one course is well enough to understand complete cycle of India Power Sector market, Instructor used his practical experience of being on ground from power industry in a well manner. Kudos to instructor.

The following were the considerations: a) Content = 70% b) Presentation slides = 40% c) Presentation style = 40% (clear but not engaging)

The course is well set as a summary of Power Management course. Few places required a little more examples. But overall the course was good & knowledgeable.