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'Our power generation cost is the lowest' - BBMB Chairman AB Agrawal

By : sustainabilityo..., May 31, 2010

Bhakra-Nangal is India’s first multipurpose hydropower project in which Himachal Pradesh, Punjab, Haryana and Rajasthan hold stakes. The project comprises the Bhakra dam, Bhakra left bank and Bhakra right bank power houses, Nangal dam, Nangal hydel channel, Ganguwal and Kotla...

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Subject Tags: Technology

India will become energy-independent: Kakodkar

By : sustainabilityo..., May 30, 2010

“I can visualise a day when India will not only be energy-independent but also helping other countries. I hope that happens in my lifetime,” said eminent nuclear scientist and former Chairman of Atomic Energy Commission Anil Kakodkar on Saturday exuding confidence about the...

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Subject Tags: energy , Technology

Solar-powered LED Lamps to Bring Green Energy to India’s Rural Areas

By : sustainabilityo..., May 29, 2010

Two companies, MIC Electronics and Beltron Telecom Green Energy Systems Ltd (BTGES), have signed an agreement to distribute 330,000 LED lamps in the rural areas of the Indian state of Bihar. The aim is to distribute 10 million lamps in the nest three years.

MIC...

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Subject Tags: Technology

Eco Urja India completes land acquisition for a 25 MW SPV project in Rajasthan, India.

By : sustainabilityo..., May 29, 2010

Eco Urja an exciting entrant into the solar energy space in India, has annonced that it has completed all formalities for acquisition of a 120 Ha land in the state of Rajasthan in India for a combined 45 MW solar power plant.

Ecourja offers project development and...

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Subject Tags: India , Technology

India's Path to Renewable Power

By : sustainabilityo..., May 28, 2010

Electricity is a powerful tool for building modern societies and plays a critical role in eradicating poverty and boosting economies. Yet, according to U.N. estimates, 1.5 billion people—nearly a quarter of the world's population—live without access to reliable power. In the...

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Subject Tags: energy , India , Technology

Ad agencies asked to use solar power

By : sustainabilityo..., May 28, 2010

In the first significant attempt to promote the use of solar power in the city and reduce greenhouse gas emission , the environment department has asked all billboard agencies to go green or get blacked out.

“All backlit billboards have to sever grid or generator...

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Subject Tags: Environment , Technology

Massive hydropower plant likely for Tibet

By : sustainabilityo..., May 27, 2010

China has plans to construct the world’s biggest hydroelectric plant in Tibet, officials said.

While no plan has yet been drawn up, Zhang Boting, the deputy general secretary of the China Society for Hydropower Engineering, said research has been conducted on the...

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Subject Tags: Politics , Technology

India´s "New Solar Mission" opens doors for fast development for the Concentrated Solar Thermal industry worldwide

By : sustainabilityo..., May 27, 2010

India's 'New Solar Mission' is the most ambitious solar energy development plan in the world. By 2022 the country aims to be generating 20 GW of energy from sunlight. Going by International Energy Agency forecasts - this will make India the producer of almost three-quarters...

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Biofuel & Nuclear LCA: Setting the standard

By : Anonymous, May 27, 2010

Conventional resources are degrading at a fast and unrestorable pace. Non-conventional energy options are being sought. But what will be the result? LCA comes as a handy assessment tool in here.

Unregulated and uncontrolled use of the convention sources of energy are...

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Simple Energy Efficiency Measures Can Eliminate Electricity Shortage in India

By : sustainabilityo..., May 27, 2010

Electricity in India can be a dicey proposition. Half the population lacks access or is too poor to afford it. The other half is using so much that demand far outstrips supply, resulting in daily power outages. And with a growing middle class buying more TVs, air conditioners...

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