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Exit Strategies for Investors in Indian Renewable Energy Sector

June 28, 2010 by Team EAI

The renewable energy sector might be an exciting sector in terms of the scale of opportunities available and its disruptive nature, but from an investor perspective, it is just like any other – investors need to feel assured of a positive return on investment, while lenders need to know their...
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Renewable Energy Opportunities for Indian Entrepreneurs

June 28, 2010 by Team EAI

The last one week was quite fascinating for me – I had six different meetings, each with entrepreneurs/businessmen from diverse sectors, but all having a common interest in renewable energy / sustainability. One of my meetings was with an entrepreneur from Australia, who had developed a cost effective technology for...
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Status of Solar PV Power Plant in Asansol, West Bengal

June 28, 2010 by Team EAI

Status of Solar PV Power Plant in Asansol, West Bengal India’s first 2MW solar photovoltaic power plant was commissioned on Dec. 8th, 2009, at West Bengal’s Seebpur village, by Minister for New and Renewable Energy Farooq Abdullah, as part of the National Solar Mission’s fixed a target of adding 1300...
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Energy Efficiency – an Attractive Business Opportunity in India

June 28, 2010 by Team EAI

You would heard of the story of Levi Strauss. When thousands of folks were running with their pickaxes and spades to dig for gold during the California Gold Rush (and only a few actually found any gold), Levi Strauss set up a business that provided thick canvas cloth that was...
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HHV’s cutting-edge Thin-film technology

June 28, 2010 by Team EAI

With its own manufacturing unit and thin-film technology, HHV is ready to surge ahead in the Indian and global market; both its production line as well as its product are seen as very novel in the new thin-film sector. This facility has the capability to produce Thin-Film Solar PV Modules,...
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Solid Waste Management – Delhi Spends Rs 431 Per Capita

June 27, 2010 by Team EAI

I read recently that the city of Delhi spends the most per capita amongst Indian cities in solid waste management. I understand the city spends Rs 431 (per year?) per capita. The city also has a manpower deployment of 3.5 people per 1000 population on solid waste management. Interesting numbers…solid...
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KPCL in Talks for a JV with Pvt Cos for Solar Power

June 27, 2010 by Team EAI

KPCL is reportedly in talks with seven companies that are interested in forming a joint venture for investing in solar power plants, to the tune of about 100 MW. These companies include well known names such as US-based Sun  Edison, AES Solar Energy, Hyderabad based Solar Semiconductor, Bangalore based Rajesh...
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LPG Connections to be Expanded, New Opportunities

June 27, 2010 by Team EAI

Read an interesting article on how the government is planning to significantly expand the access to LPG for many customers in rural India. The proposed drive is expected to make LPG available to three-fifths of the rural folks, according the petroleum ministry. That sounds ridiculously difficult (current # of LPG...
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SJVNL – Satluj Jal Vidyut Nigam to Expand into Wind, Solar, Power Trading

June 27, 2010 by Team EAI

SJVNL – Satluj Jal Vidyut Nigam – a hydropower major, the business operations of which were earlier limited to Nathpa Jhakri Hydropower station (NJHPS)  in Himachal Pradesh, is rapidly expanding its footprints in other parts of India, and into Nepal and Bhutan as well. The PSU has envisaged a capacity...
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Industrial Purchases at IEX, PXIL Increasing

June 27, 2010 by Team EAI

Industrial consumers now account for almost a third of the about 40 million units of electricity traded daily on the IEX, the country’s largest power exchange (85% of total trading volumes). (Power Exchange India Ltd is another significant player in this industry) IEX was flagged off in 2008, and is...
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