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Coal is still the mainstay of the power sector
The government's thrust in the last couple of years has been on renewables, and India has done quite well in strengthening this portfolio, especially in solar power.
Solar Power, Neeraj Sharma, Wärtsilä, Batteries, PPA, Coal Capacity, Coal-Gas Hybrid Thermal Power Plants, Equipment, IC, GST, Renewable Energy, Greensmith Energy Management Systems Inc
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Wärtsilä India appoints Neeraj Sharma as President & Managing Director
Neeraj Sharma has been appointed as the President and Managing Director of Wärtsilä India, a subsidiary of the technology company Wärtsilä Corporation. Sharma comes with over 30 years of experience in the energy and industrial sectors. He has significant experience in leading and developing emerging markets.
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The challenge is incorporating renewables into existing electrical infrastructure
With the past few years of crashing prices for oil, natural gas, and coal, renewables have found a favourable environment for growth. The sector is now enjoying twice as much global funding as fossil fuels, specifically the solar investments in 2015 by passed all records.
Citec India, Nasir Mulani, Oil, Natural Gas, Coal, Renewables, Thermal, Solar Energy, Supercritical Technology, Gas Based Plants, Biopower Plants, Coal-Based Plants, Wärtsilä Projects, EPCM Services, Procurement
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Gujarat Solar Park receives Wärtsilä-Mantosh Sondhi Award
Gujarat Power Corporation’s Solar Park has been conferred with Wärtsilä India conferred the 10th Wärtsilä-Mantosh Sondhi Award for their significant contribution to the Indian energy sector. D J Pandian, principal secretary, energy & petrochemicals, Govt of Gujarat accepted the award from Bjorn Rosengren, president and CEO, Wärtsilä Corporation.
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Gujarat Solar Park receives Wärtsilä-Mantosh Sondhi Award
Gujarat Power Corporation’s Solar Park has been conferred with Wärtsilä India conferred the 10th Wärtsilä-Mantosh Sondhi Award for their significant contribution to the Indian energy sector. D J Pandian, principal secretary, energy & petrochemicals, Govt of Gujarat accepted the award from Bjorn Rosengren, president and CEO, Wärtsilä Corporation.
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Wartsila India to monitor power plants online
The company launched its remote monitoring station (RMS) in Chennai for the benefit of power plant customers of Wärtsilä India. This is its first ‘remote monitoring station’ to be based in India.
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Wartsila India to monitor power plants online
The company launched its remote monitoring station (RMS) in Chennai for the benefit of power plant customers of Wärtsilä India. This is its first ‘remote monitoring station’ to be based in India.
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