Textile associations urge Tamil Nadu government to lower power costs

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With Tamil Nadu set to announce a new industrial policy, textile industry associations have urged the government to include power cost reduction measures.
The Southern India Mills Association asked for a hybrid incentive structure combining capital subsidy, power tariff support and technology upgrade help, saying power makes up a significant share of manufacturing costs.
It also sought employment-linked incentives to boost job creation, especially for women and skilled workers.
The Recycling Textile Federation separately called for allowing private power procurement, abolishing certain demand charges, waiving renewable energy wheeling charges and improving industrial estate infrastructure.

Contents of Tamil Nadu's forthcoming industrial policy and whether power tariff support is included
Government response to demands for private power procurement and waiver of wheeling and demand charges
Whether employment-linked incentives targeting women and skilled workers make it into the policy

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