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Solar Cooking in India – Wikia Page

November 1, 2009 by Team EAI

A cool page - see more from here
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Solar Desalination Systems using TiNOX -MAGE MEH Desalination Method

November 1, 2009 by Team EAI

Photon, India's leading Solar Thermal Company & Mage Water Management, World's leading Solar Desalination Company bring to India.The water produced through our MEH (Multi Humidification Effect) process is fresh water in its second-purest form (distillate being the purest): condensate with virtually no dissolved solids (minerals, metals, etc.), free of any...
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PV Solar Gaining Prominence in India

November 1, 2009 by Team EAI

India's PV plans are ramping up noticeably and seem likely to prosper. The latest move is KSK Surya's commitment to purchase two SunFab amorphous silicon thin-film lines from Applied Materials (and a five-year service contract) for its planned facility in Hyderabad's "Fab City," with estimated total project cost (including land...
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Developing Countries Will Be Largest Solar Markets In future

November 1, 2009 by Team EAI

That just 1 percent of the world’s solar power production has been installed in the developing world is a “scandal for our industry,” said Michael Eckhart of the American Council on Renewable Energy. By 2020, the world’s biggest potential solar markets will be found in the developing world, areas largely...
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GRIHA Green Rating – India’s Answer to LEED

November 1, 2009 by Team EAI

Evaluation is necessary to ascertain how green a building is. Apart from verifying claims, such systems ensure that best practices are followed and the gains made are quantified. GRIHA (Green Rating for Integrated Habitat Assessment), the green rating system developed by The Energy Resources Institute (TERI), is promoted by the...
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Indian Railways Could be Powered by CNG Soon

November 1, 2009 by Team EAI

Worried by the rising fuel bill, Indian Railways has now started attempts to convert the conventional diesel engine into a dual fuel engine using Compressed Natural Gas (CNG). With consumption of two million kilolitres of diesel every year, Railways is banking heavily on the experiment with CNG.The Railways has already...
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150 MW Thin-film Manufacturing Planned by KSK Surya

November 1, 2009 by Team EAI

KSK Surya Photovoltaic Venture, Private Limited (KSK), a subsidiary of KSK Power Ventur plc, an independent power provider in India, has signed a contract with Applied Materials Inc. to purchase thin-film manufacturing lines with an annual capacity of 150 MW. Just in case you are interested in knowing how to...
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Indian Railways Bio-fuel Plant Likely near Bangalore @ Yelahanka

November 1, 2009 by Team EAI

One of the three 20,000 litre per day bio-diesel plants the Indian Railways are planning to set up, is likely to be located at Yelahanka, near Bangalore, and may become functional by the middle of next year.Indian Railways and Emami Ltd, manufacturers of personnel care products, are looking at Karnataka...
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Indian States Fast-track Jatropha, a Biofuels Digest report

November 1, 2009 by Team EAI

Despite the Indian Government’s official go-slow policy on Jatropha, several Indian states are now planting the crop in a big way. These are not the old style monoculture plantations that led to the central government’s recent Jatropha policy review. Rather, they are evidence that the initial findings of the review...
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Indian Power Sector Needs $250 Billion Investments: CII

November 1, 2009 by Team EAI

India’s power sector will require about $250 billion investments over the next eight-nine years if it wants to grow at a moderate 7.5-8 percent compound annual rate, according to a CII report.‘The power markets will have to achieve consistent high growth rates to bring our per capita consumption to comparable...
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