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Electricity shortage bodes well got industrial batteriesBy : Sustainability ..., Dec 29, 2013
The widening demand-supply gap in electricity is powering the stationary industrial battery (SIB) market in India. Delay in the setting up of new power plants due to land unavailability coupled with slow environmental clearances and fuel shortage has led to a surge in SIB... Read more.. Subject Tags: Technology |
Food Processing Sector Witnesses Fast Growth, Rising Exports in Recent YearsBy : Sustainability ..., Dec 27, 2013
The food processing sector has witnessed fast growth, employment generation and export earnings in the recent past. In major indicators, the growth in this sector has been better than other industries and the economy as a whole. On its part, the Ministry of Food Processing... Read more.. Subject Tags: Entertainment , food , Food Processing Industries , Human Interest , machinery , Social Issues , Technology |
Plan for recycled plastic roads in fast laneBy : Sustainability ..., Dec 27, 2013
Plan to use plastic waste to construct roads is set to get a big boost. The task force formed by Housing and Urban Development (H&UD) department to segregate plastic waste decided on Tuesday that Bhubaneswar Municipal Corporation (BMC) should segregate the waste... Read more.. Subject Tags: Technology |
Odisha Govt provides Incentives for development of Mega Food Parks, Sea FoodBy : Sustainability ..., Dec 27, 2013
Odisha Food Processing Policy 2013 has stipulated numerous incentives for development of Mega Food Parks and Sea Food Parks in the state. Capital subsidy up to 20% of the project cost subject to limit of Rs. 15 crore will be provided to special purpose vehicle (SPV) to... Read more.. Subject Tags: Technology |
Odisha to float tenders soon for 48 Mw solar powerBy : Sustainability ..., Dec 26, 2013
In its efforts to maximize solar power generation and also to fulfill the renewable purchase obligation (RPO) of its bulk power purchaser Gridco, the state government would soon float tenders for new soar power capacity of 48 Mw. Presently, on-grid solar power... Read more.. |
Powering-up future industrial growth: catalysing rooftop solar and CHP By : Sustainability ..., Dec 26, 2013
Sustainability Outlook spoke to Fortum India to understand what is required for renewable energy interventions to power up India’s industrial sector. Rooftop solar and group captive CHP are gaining momentum and opportunities exist for equity and policy changes to further... Read more.. Subject Tags: Business , Technology |
Growing the role of captive renewable energy systems and energy sustainability for industrial practices By : Sustainability ..., Dec 26, 2013
Sustainability Outlook spoke to Mr. Sanjay Choudhary, Chief Technology & Sustainability Officer at Tata Chemicals (TCL) on the role of renewable energy in captive generation and how to build a sustainable supplier ecosystem. Mr. Choudhary explains how... Read more.. |
A stronger backbone for regulatorsBy : Sustainability ..., Dec 26, 2013
Statutory regulators were first created in India in the financial sector. The Reserve Bank of India, the Forward Markets Commission and the Railway Rates Tribunal were some of the regulators created before Independence. The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) and... Read more.. |
Mytrah Energy adds 150 MW wind power capacityBy : Sustainability ..., Dec 25, 2013
Mytrah Energy Ltd has added wind power generation capacity of about 150 MW in the three southern States of Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka and Tamil Nadu. This has increased its installed wind power generation capacity from 309.9 MW to 459.9 MW. The wind power generation... Read more.. Subject Tags: Mytrah Energy Ltd. , Technology |
IIT-M to study powering rail coaches with solar energyBy : Sustainability ..., Dec 25, 2013
Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Madras will soon be carrying out a feasibility study on setting up solar panels to generate electricity to non-air conditioned Indian Railway coaches. The project, mooted by the Integral Coach Factory (ICF) soon after it got... Read more.. |