Indian Transformer Manufacturers Association [ITMA] a national association was established in 1979 with the objective of promoting the interest of manufacturers of Power & Distribution and Special Type transformers and its Allied Industries dealing in Raw Material of CRGO Steel Lamination, Amorphous metal Insulating Material, Accessories like Buchholz Relay, OLTC, Radiators, Valves, Oil & Winding Temperature Indicators, Transformer Oil, Insulating materials, Insulators and Winding Wires, Cables/Conductors and Accessories and Software etc., and to voice the problems of the Industry with the Government of India, State Governments, State Electricity Boards, Utilities and Power Companies in the business of Generation, Transmission & Distribution of electricity. ITMA has in its fold about 250 members located in various states in India & Abroad and represents the maximum production capacity of power/distribution transformers in the country with leading transformer manufacturers on its rolls.
ITMA was conceptualized also to form a powerful lobby for the transformer and allied industries by establishing a very good rapport with the Ministry of Power, Ministry of Commerce, Ministry of Finance, Ministry of Steel, Ministry of Heavy Industries, Ministry of Small Scale Industries, CEA, PFC, REC, BEE, NTPC, PGCIL, NPTI, BBMB, BIS,Test Houses, Research Institutions, SEBs /Utilities, GENCOS, TRANSCOS, DISCOMS, Power Companies and Excise & Customs departments, DGFT, MMTC& PSUs etc.
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The objective of the Conference is to provide a forum to discuss present status and ongoing trends in Transformer technology not only in India but also in foreign countries amongst various Manufacturers, Utilities, Power Industry and share experience, knowledge at global level so as meet the challenges and evolve new strategies for generation of Power and other aspects arising out of Transmission & Distribution Reforms, Electricity Polices, restructuring of SEBs
for supplying power at reasonable cost and to play role in reducing the cost of equipment production with utmost costumer satisfaction without affecting efficiency, reliability with deep sense of commitment in order to increase the competitiveness both domestic and export market for enhancing the economic growth of the country.
The conference will also focus on key developments in the Indian Power Sector that impact the current and future transformer market in India.