Renewable energy sector in consolidation mode
To see heightened M&A activity, say sector players As the entire renewable energy sector is going through a consolidation phase, mergers and acquisitions are poised to accelerate, say sector players.
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GE India’s tech centre solving operational problems, helping clients go digital’
Team playing a key role in efforts to generate $15 billion in revenue from GE Digital by 2020 The 2,500-strong digital team of GE India Technology Centre is combining data and analytics with machines
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Solar power plant set up at Bharathidasan University
It has been established at a cost of Rs.4.85 crore on five acres of land Bharathidasan University is all set to commission the 500-KWp Ground Mounted Grid Interactive Solar PV Power Plant on its main
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GVK to commence hydro project in J&K this year
GVK Power and Infrastructure would commence work on its 690 MW hydro-electric power project at Kishtwar in Jammu and Kashmir by December 2011, a company official has said. “By December, this year, we
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Lanka takes over Norochcholai plant
The Ceylon Electricity Board (CEB), stepping forward in the mission to supply electricity to all, took over the administrative and operational work of the Lak Vijaya Coal Power Plant in Norochcholai from
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Nuclear power plant will be a big boon for Rajasthan
<p> Rajasthan has been assured by the Centre of allocation of 50 per cent of the electricity generated by the proposed nuclear power plant in Banswara. A letter from the Prime Minister's Office to Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot informed that as per the amended guidelines the home State would be allocated 50 per cent of the power generated from the new power projects set up by Nuclear Energy Corporation of India.</p>
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Low water level to hit hydel power
April 24: Power officials are worried by the dipping water levels in all major reservoirs in the state. Both hydel power generation and drinking water supply will be affected if the water level continues to drop, sources said.
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Transforming small-island power systems
Many of the world’s Small Island Developing States (SIDS) have started to integrate renewables into their electricity supply mix. The expected benefits include reducing dependency on costly, sometimes
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Advancing renewables in Developing Countries: progress of projects supported through the IRENA/ADFD Project Facility
The IRENA/ADFD Project Facility represents a partnership between the two key organisations to promote renewable energy in developing countries. This report by the International Renewable Energy Agency
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Pollution knows no borders
<p>Toxic, disease-causing pollution travels the globe and crosses national borders in many guises, both visible and invisible. Air pollution from coal-fired power plants, vehicle emissions, and factories
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Kovvada nuke plant gets nod
The Central government has finally given the go-ahead to the proposed 10,000 MW nuclear power plant in Kovvada in Srikakulam after a review of the safety aspects following the tsunami-linked nuclear disaster in Japan.
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TNEB to supply wind power at night for HT industries
Industrial units are set to get some relief from power cut with the Tamil Nadu Electricity Board to supply power to high tension consumers with power from wind energy generators at night. The Chief
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Cabinet approves the Revised Cost Estimate of Punatsangchhu-II Hydroelectric Project in Bhutan
The Union Cabinet chaired by the Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi has given its approval for Revised Cost Estimate (RCE) of Rs. 7290.62 crore for the ongoing 1020 MW Punatsangchhu-II Hydroelectric Project
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Kerala to shift to CNG-powered vehicles; to introduce 1,000 buses
As part of the pilot project, a fleet of CNG buses would be introduced in Kochi and later it would be expanded to cities like Thiruvananthapuram and Kozhikode. In a bid to reduce the environmental and
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Premature deaths will rise minus air quality norms: IEA
Less than one per cent of India’s population lives in areas that meet World Health Organisation air quality guidelines. But if stringent air pollution regulations are in place, this could increase to almost
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South Africa secures energy boost from 80MW Noupoort wind farm
New wind farm comes online in Northern Cape region, as ACWA Power 120MW wind farm moves closer towards completion in Morocco Africa's burgeoning renewable energy sector has received a dual boost this
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Solar Impulse 2 lands in Egypt in penultimate stop of its world tour
The Solar Impulse 2 landed in Cairo on Wednesday for its penultimate stop as the solar-powered plane nears the end of its marathon tour around the world. After the two-day flight from Spain, just one
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Gati Infra sets up Rs 1,118-crore hydro power project in Sikkim
Project, built at a cost of Rs 1,118 crore, will harness water flow from Rangpo, Rongli rivers Gati Infrastructure Private Limited (GIPL), a Hyderabad-based company focused on generating non-carbon power, has commissioned a 110-Mw hydro-electric power project in the northeastern state of Sikkim.
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ONGC agrees to supply gas to Tripura power project
State–owned ONGC has finally agreed to supply natural gas to 101–MW capacity Monarchak power plant that is being set up by government–run NEEPCO in western Tripura, senior officials said here on Sunday.
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Government asks JSPL, Tata Steel, others to get clearances for mines
The government has decided to give firms, including JSPL and Tata Steel, more time to seek clearances from Environment Ministry and furnish proof on the same to Coal Ministry by December 1, failing which