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Good Progress, but More Needed
India has taken a big leap in energy efficiency, with significant improvement in both supply-side and demand-side management in the past five years; the challenge now is to increase storage capacity and reduce T&D losses, says Renjini Liza Varghese.
Renjini Liza Varghese, T&D Losses, International Energy Agency, Transmission, Distribution, Intended Nationally Determined Contributions, United Nations Framework Convention, Climate Change, Saubhagya, DSM, Prakash Chandraker, Schneider Electric India, BEE, LED Lights, Smart Grid
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On the Cusp of Transformation
Recent initiatives have improved public awareness and attracted investors to the Waste to Energy (WtE) segment. And, having experienced a learning cycle of last two decades, India is at the cusp of major transformation in MSW processing.
Nimish Vora, Pwc, Waste To Energy, Urban Local Bodies, SWM, Municipal Solid Waste, TPD, MNRE, Swachh Bharat Mission, CAGR, DBFOT, SLF, Electricity Tariff Cheaper, Plant Load Factor, OEM
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Performance enhancements for advanced controllers for automation
The new firmware 2.1 for the Simatic S7-1500 Advanced Controller from Siemens now allows the user to use the new functions of the Engineering Framework TIA Portal V14 SP1. These include openness to other systems, such as the standardized, bi-directional exchange of engineering data via AutomationML (Automation Markup Language) with Eplan engineering software, the TIA Selection Tool or other CAE (Computer Aided Engineering) tools.
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More Action Needed to Meet Energy Goals by 2030, New Report finds
The current pace of progress on three global energy goals – access to electricity, renewable energy and efficiency – is not moving fast enough to meet 2030 targets, according to the latest Global Tracking Framework (GTF) report released today by the World Bank and the International Energy Agency as part of the Sustainable Energy for All Knowledge Hub.
Sustainable Energy, Rlectricity, Renewable Energy, Riccardo Puliti, World Bank, Dr Fatih Birol, IEA, Global Tracking Framework, Rachel Kyte, GTF, Investment
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Technology and innovation will continue to be the catalyst
Aligned with the´Make in India´ initiative and the government´s green commitments, we aim to install 20 GW in the next six years. This is more than our installations till date but, is well within reach. We have established a multi-prolonged strategy that covers R&D, manufacturing and design as we endeavour to meet our goals.
Make In India, Tulsi Tanti, Suzlon Group, R&D, Cost Of Energy, Renewable Projects, Wind Energy, ISTS, Plant, Machinery, GBI, GST Framework, EXIM, RBI, Blade Science Centre
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