Ramesh Kymal, Chairman and Managing Director, Gamesa India, intends to set foot in the engineering, procuÂrement and construction (EPC) space of solar projects in order to diversify its revenue stream. Noting that wind energy would remain the core business of the company, Kymal said it wanted to also explore the possibility of harnessing solar power at its wind farm
Category: Power & New and Renewable Energy
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CESC power distribution contract overseas
The power flagship of the Rs 10,000 crore RP Sanjiv Goenka Group, CESC has now taken the first step in power distribution space overseas, bagging a distribution right for Port Harcourt in Nigeria, Sanjiv Goenka, Vice-Chairman, CESC and Chairman of RP Sanjiv Goenka Group, said. The distribution right covers an area of 48,000 sq km and an annual turnover of $180 million.
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J&K to add 8 GW hydel capacity
Jammu and Kashmir State Power Development Corporation (JKSPDC) aims to add about 8,000 MW of hydro power in the state in the 12th-13th Plan including projects being taken up in private sector in the IPP mode. This information was provided by the Managing Director of JKSPDC.
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Model solar cities
The Union New and Renewable Energy Ministry is to develop 41 cities, including Chandigarh, Nagpur, Mysore and Gandhinagar, as model solar cities. The list of proposed solar model cities also includes Gandhinagar, Nagpur and Chandigarh. The Ministry has approved the master plans for the 28 cities and the project installations have already started in a few cities, the Ministry said in a release.
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Essar Power Vadinar P2 project
Essar Power has commissioned the second unit of 225 MW of its 510 MW Vadinar Phase 2 project in Gujarat. The coal-fired Vadinar P2 plant with a total capacity of 510 MW is now fully commissioned and will be providing power and process steam to Essar OilÂ’s nearby oil refinery.
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Oil futures decline on subdued economic condition
At the international market, crude oil prices declined in recent session because of expectation that the subdued world economic condition may
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Government should take holistic approach
In order to secure future water needs, the government will have to play a major role, both functionally and financially. Technologies focus on the techno-ecoÂnomic mix for fulfilment of viability requireÂments and also technical requireÂments for specified re-use specified for industrial and domestic sector. Uniform standards are adoÂpted for water quality parameters for the specified re-use to enable the client/contractor to choose the optiÂmum technology at a rational cost.
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How zero liquid discharge plants work
Zero liquid discharge plants minimise the consumption of freshwater and by the reuse of wastewater it helps relieve freshwater availability limitations in places where it is scarce or expensive. Ganesh Pangarkar explains the technology and process. Power production has an impact on the environment. Besides the fuel gas, other emissions leave the power production process, noteworthy among which is water loss in the water/steam cycle.
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Journey to visionary innovation
GIL witnessed participation from over 150 CXOs across various industry verticals and Frost & Sullivan consultants/thought leaders guided them through the Journey to Visionary Innovation with thought provoking sessions and solution/tool-based interactive workshops. Frost & Sullivan's global flagship event, the Global Community of Growth, Innovation and Leadership (GIL),
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Aiming at larger business goals
A member of Institute of Chartered Accountants of India and an MBA from the Faculty of Management Studies, University of Delhi, Samir Ashta comes with over 26 years of rich experience in project finance, treasury, investment & risk analysis, accounting & taxation and policies & compliances. He has held several leader¡ship roles at large engineering, chemical and paint companies in India, including Escorts, ICI and Demag Cranes.