Power plants works launched
Nandini Chandrashekhar, Raichur, Chief Minister B S Yeddyurappa laid the foundation stone for the Yeramaras and Yedlapur Supercritical Thermal Power project on Tuesday.
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Stream Of Renewable Placements May Run Dry
Recent share placements by renewable energy companies suggest the industry has passed through a financial bottleneck, but investor appetite for further stock sales could vanish as quickly as it surfaced.
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Govt likely to double set price of natural gas
Ajay Modi / New Delhi May 27, 2009, 0:53 IST Central exchequer likely to earn revenues worth Rs 4,400 crore The government is likely to double the price of natural gas sold through the administered price mechanism (APM) to $4.2 per million metric British thermal unit (mmbtu), which is equivalent to the price that Reliance Industries is getting for its K-G basin gas.
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Gas-based power plants ideal for Kerala: Expert
Given the current developments in the natural gas sector, especially with the Petronet LNG terminal under implementation in Kochi and scheduled to become operational by 2011, it looks more prudent to think of a gas-based thermal power plant at Kasargod, instead of the proposed coal-based one, says an expert in the field.
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Beating the crisis: Strategic oil reserves near Mlore
Work began on a Rs 1,000 crore-strategic crude oil reserve facility at Kalavarpadav on the outskirts of Mangalore on Wednesday.
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Karnataka targets to add 5000 mw of power in the next 5 yrs: CM
The Karnataka government has targetted to add 5,000 mw of energy into the state's grid in the next five years to ease the power shortage, Chief Minister B S Yeddyurappa said.
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Home states may get more power
Share In Power Generated By Thermal Plants To Be Commissioned After Jan 2011 May Increase To 35-50% Subhash Narayan NEW DELHI
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Solar units help Aila-hit Sunderbans victims stay connected
New Delhi: Though cyclone Aila has ravaged Sunderbans, it has failed to cut it off completely from the mainland. Phones and a weather warning and climate adaptation system are still functional
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Delhi to get power from Jammu and Kashmir
Smriti Kak Ramachandran NEW DELHI: Faced with a 200-MW shortfall and with no relief in sight from the Damodar Valley Corporation that had assured of providing 400 MW of power, Delhi has now turned to Jammu and Kashmir for help.
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Work commences on strategic petroleum reserve in Mangalore
MANGALORE: A small ceremony on Wednesday marked the commencement of work on the Mangalore chapter of the Indian Strategic Petroleum Reserves Limited (ISPRL)
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EU imposes anti-dumping duties on US biodiesel
Bowing to pressure from the European Biodiesel Board (EBB), the EU on 13 March imposed temporary anti-dumping and countervailing duties - ranging from -26 to -41 per 100 kilogrammes - on imports of US biodiesel. The temporary duties may be made permanent after six months, in which case they could stay in place for up to five years.
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'Tech development should be accelerated for thorium-based reactors
Mr A.P.J. Abdul Kalam Our Bureau Gandhinagar, May 28
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NTPC to invest Rs 10,000 cr in Andhra,TN
NTPC, the country
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Iran to help build rural electrification scheme
The Cabinet of Ministers has approved a memorandum submitted by Power and Energy Minister W.D.J. Seneviratne to launch a comprehensive rural electrification scheme with financial assistance from the Government of Iran.
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NTPC South plans 6,000 MW capacity addition
HYDERABAD: NTPC is planning to add a capacity of over 6,000 MW in the southern region in the coming years.
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Markets to decide oil prices?
Govt Decision On Deregulation Proposal In 6-8 Weeks, Says Deora
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Green promise seen in switch to led lighting
Environment Elisabeth Rosenthal and Felicity Barringer Light emitting diodes could decrease carbon dioxide emissions by up to 50 per cent in just over 20 years TO CHANGE the bulbs in the 60-foothigh ceiling lights of Buckingham Palace
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NDPL initiates solar power project on small scale
Smriti Kak Ramachandran NEW DELHI: Power distribution company North Delhi Power Limited has initiated a pilot project wherein solar energy can be generated on smaller scale on roof tops of residential as well as commercial buildings.
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Crude without the tar: Making fuels from algae
Algae are quickly becoming the most attractive successor to traditional biofuels feedstocks like corn and soybeans, and even to next-generation feedstocks such as switchgrass and jatropha, Although algal biofuels are not yet being produced or consumed on a commercial scale, a number of companies are working their way toward doing exactly that, possibly as soon as 2010.
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Distance protection of transmission line using advanced signal processing techniques
This paper presents a new approach for transmission line protection using a time-frequency transform technique. The transform known as S-Transform (ST) is used for fault detection from the current and voltage signal at the relaying point.