Punjab Green Hydrogen Policy
<p>The Punjab Energy Development Agency has released a draft green hydrogen policy aiming to achieve a green hydrogen and ammonia production capacity of 100 kilo tonnes per annum by 2030. The policy proposes
Energy
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OMCs raise profit margin with ethanol-blended petrol
Sale of ethanol-blended petrol has turned more profitable for the oil marketing companies (OMCs) with the recent increase in petrol prices. Their margin on a litre of ethanol has moved up from Rs 7.90 per litre to Rs 12.43 since November when blending was reintroduced. This also helps the OMCs
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France To Launch Offshore Wind Tender On Tuesday
French President Nicolas Sarkozy will detail on Tuesday a tender for the construction of the country's first offshore wind power farms, an ecology ministry spokeswoman said on Monday. France aims to build wind power capacity of 25,000 megawatts by 2020, including 6,000 MW offshore, for an investment of 20 billion euros ($27.1 billion) to meet its goal of generating enough green energy to cover
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JP Powers first unit of 1,000 mw project in HP to go on stream in Mar
First Unit Of . 7,000-Crore Project To Be Completed Six Months Ahead Of Schedule JAIPRAKASH Power Ventures Limited will commission the first unit of its 1,000 mw hydroelectric power project in Himachal Pradesh in March, six months ahead of schedule. The first unit of the .
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No power cuts in Maharashtra from 2012: Governor
Claiming that Maharashtra is on its way to wipe out the electricity shortage and achieve self-sufficiency in power generation, governor K Sankarnarayanan today said the state will be free of load shedding by 2012. After hoisting the tricolour here on the Republic Day, he said, "I am sure that the state will become load-shedding free by 2012.
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India to develop coal-fired ultra supercritical plant
Bhel, NTPC & IGCAR Join Hands For Project A 800-MW coal-fired power project based on more efficient advanced ultra supercritical thermal power technology is being set up jointly by BHEL, NTPC and Indira Gandhi Centre for Atomic Research (IGCAR). The .
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Producers to raise biodiesel exports on global price rally
After a 20 per cent rally in crude oil prices from November, biodiesel prices have also started rising globally. Biodiesel prices in Europe rose over 15 per cent, owing to a revival in demand. Indian producers, who mainly rely on export markets in Europe and the United States, are planning to increase exports. Biodiesel shipments currently fetch exporters around $1,150-$1,200 a tonne.
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Energy@play: Start-ups woo investors
With the clean technology space in India attracting major funding in 2010, more start-ups are looking at energy efficiency applications and waste management as a business model to woo investors into this space.
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Orissa UMPP bid submission date extended to Mar 31
Power Finance Corporation (PFC) has extended the bid submission date for the Orissa ultra mega power project by another two months to March 31, with environmental issues relating to the mining of allocated captive coal blocks still being unresolved.
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Dont launch any new schemes, cut oil subsidies: PMs advisor Rajan tells Govt
With just about a month to go for Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee to present the Budget for 2011-12, Honorary Economic Advisor to the Prime Minister of India Raghuram Rajan said the government must take a hard look at subsidies, particularly petroleum subsidies, pull back on government demand, stop expanding big programmes and definitely not launch any new ones.
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A 10,000cr fuel black market killed Yeshwant Sonawane
New Delhi: A thriving black market in kerosene, estimated at Rs 10,000 crore a year, killed additional collector Yeshwant Sonawane. A litre of kerosene sold at ration shops is often costlier than a bottle of packaged water.