Energy Efficiency in Electrical Utilities is a comprehensive guide designed for engineers, managers, students, and policy makers working in the electric power sector. As global demand for electricity continues to rise and the climate crisis intensifies, improving the efficiency of how electricity is generated, transmitted, and consumed has become one of the most urgent priorities of our time.
This book walks the reader through the entire energy supply chain—from power generation and high-voltage transmission to distribution losses, end-user appliances, and demand-side management. It combines foundational theory with practical case studies, calculation examples, and best practices drawn from real utility experience.
Topics include demand-side management, loss reduction in T&D networks, the role of renewable energy integration, power factor correction, smart metering, and the economic and regulatory frameworks that drive efficiency programs. Special attention is given to the Indian power sector, but the underlying principles are universal
About the Author
Chetan Singh Chauhan is an electrical engineer and energy professional with over two decades of experience in the Indian power sector. His work has spanned the design, operation, and auditing of generation, transmission, and distribution systems across diverse utilities and consulting assignments.
Chetan holds a bachelor's degree in electrical engineering and has pursued advanced specialization in energy management, power system reliability, and renewable energy integration. He has worked closely with state private Independent Power Producers, and international development projects focused on access to affordable and clean energy.