India, Sept. 9 -- India's power generators have increasingly been outsourcing the day-to-day running of their plants to specialised operations and maintenance contractors rather than keeping large in-house teams, particularly as thermal capacity additions accelerate and private players look to keep their own balance sheets asset-light on the services side. This shift has turned O&M into one of the more attractive corners of India's power-EPC ecosystem, since these contracts typically run five to twenty-five years and generate recurring, relatively high-margin cash flows compared to the lumpier, competitively-bid construction contracts that dominate the rest of the sector. It's within this broader shift toward outsourced plant operations ...