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28th April, 2011

Editor's Note

Hello everyone,

Welcome to yet another edition of the EAI newsletter.

Renewable Energy Certificate (REC) trading for the month of April 2011 took place on 27th April. The trading dynamics were quite different this month as compared to March. While the March trading was dominated by buyers of REC, sellers dominated the trading in April. This was reflected in the price at which the RECs were sold. A detailed review of the trading for this month is available at http://bit.ly/iuL0qv

After a fairly long gap, EAI is organizing the “EAI Club Meet” at Chennai. Mr. Victor Thamburaj, CEO  of iPLON GmbH, a Germany based firm providing intelligent monitoring systems for Solar PV farms, will be speaking on the topic “ Installing Large Scale PV Farms : A European Experience”. The event is scheduled for Sunday, 8th May 2011. Those of you who wish to take part in the event, please send a note to Mr. Rajthilak Murugesan(0917-666-4007) @ rajthilak@eai.in .

Finally, we are happy to inform you that Energy Alternatives India will be partnering with one of India’s biggest solar conference – Intersolar India. The event is scheduled to take place in Mumbai in December 2011. You can expect regular updates from EAI about the event. More details of the events are available at http://www.intersolar.in/ .

You will find other updates about the latest events and news updates related to the Indian renewable energy sector below.

Take care

Madhavan Nampoothiri,
EAI – Energy Alternatives India @ www.eai.in
Mob: +91-98848-29214
Email: madhavan@eai.in
More about me here - http://www.eai.in/ref/team/team.html

 

Latest updates from renewable energy

Tata Power to Boost Renewable Energy Capacity

Tata Power Co. India's largest private power utility by generation capacity, plans to add more than 150 megawatts of wind-based electricity capacity and raise its solar power production tenfold by the end of March 2012.

The company Wednesday announced the commissioning of a 3.0 megawatt solar project at Mulshi in the western state of Maharashtra. This takes its solar power capacity to about 4 MW.

Read More: http://j.mp/jHkrqI

India’s Clean Revolution promises employment to 10.5 million

US President Barack Obama is banking on clean energy to create over 800,000 jobs by 2012. India’s emerging green jobs sector too holds out the promise of 10,500,000 jobs by the end of the decade as investments in energy efficiency and renewable energy technologies soar.

Read More: http://j.mp/lYS9Ev

Green buildings lure premium buyers

Green seems to be the latest buzzword in the construction industry. “There are 1,046 green projects currently underway across India,” said ShabbirKanchwala, vice-president, project coordination, K Raheja Corp, which is developing six commercial green projects in Mumbai. “Spaces in these buildings cost marginally more than regular projects.”

Read More:http://j.mp/iRhyeC

ABB Group Focuses on Renewables

There are a lot of issues that could keep Joe Hogan up at night. As the CEO of ABB Group, one of the world leaders in power electronics and automation, he's keeping his eye on the strife in the Middle East, the price of copper and oil, where future engineers will come from, the opportunities and threats in China -- not to mention his own company's balance sheets.

Read More: http://j.mp/lVQSAS

Oil companies go solar to tap hard-to-get supplies

Soaring oil prices are turning some energy companies into accidental environmentalists: They are building clean, solar-powered systems to pull crude out of their aging wells.
But this is no public relations move by big polluters seeking to green their images. Having spent heavily on energy-intensive technology to increase output from depleted fields, companies including Chevron Corp and Berry Petroleum Co are using solar power to lower the cost of creating steam that is injected into the wells to improve the flow of heavy oil.

Read More:http://j.mp/jFeCuK

Solar lighting at railway crossings

In an attempt to save electricity and promote the use of solar energy mostly in the non-electrified routes, the North Central Railway plans to install solar panels at railway crossings.
These solar panels would aid lighting at the crossings especially during the night hours. This step would promote solar energy, save money and also protect the environment.
Read More:http://j.mp/kI9nrR

 

 

Upcoming events

1. Renewable Energy World India 2011

Date : May 5-7,2011
Place : New Delhi, India

Renewable Energy World India 2011 is an event for the Indian renewable energy sector. Co-located with POWER-GEN India & Central Asia, the region’s most important power related conference and exhibition and HydroVision India; Renewable Energy World India 2011 is the premier event for networking with the major players in the Indian and international energy sectors. More details at http://www.renewableenergyworldindia.com/index.html

2.Hydro Vision India

Date : May 5-7,2011
Place : New Delhi, India

HydroVision India 2011, a high-level twin track conference covers strategic and technical topics, with papers hand-picked to offer industry leaders and practitioners commercial and practical solutions and experiences. Details available at http://www.hydropowerindia.com/index.html .

More events can be found at http://www.eai.in/360/events

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