Renewable energy policy of Karnataka 2008: first revised draft
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Renewable energy policy of Karnataka 2008: first revised draft
Climate change represents one of the humanity
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Three power plants being set up in Ctg to ease crisis
Power crisis is likely to ease in Chittagong with two rental and one state-run power plants expecting to generate 227 megawatt more power by April next year. Of the three plants, a 22-MW rental power plant at Barabkunda in Sitakunda will go into operation by this month.
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No irrigation project in Tipai downstream
India yesterday assured Bangladesh of not building any irrigation project downstream of the Tipaimukh hydro power structure in Manipur. Indian ministries of power, external affairs and water resources conveyed the message to the parliamentary delegation from Bangladesh in an hour-long interaction at the South Block of the Secretariat Building in New Delhi.
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Sikkim to have highest power station in country
Sikkim would soon acquire the distinction of having a hydro power station at an altitude of around 13,000 feet, the highest in the entire country. The work on this proposed mini hydel power project in Thangu in North Sikkim would start soon with active intervention from the State department of Science & Technology, said the department
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India, Bhutan ink pacts, MoUs
Nearly half-a-dozen agreements and as many MoUs in fields ranging from hydro power to health to IT to civil aviation were signed between India and Bhutan today in the presence of visiting Bhutanese King Jigme Khesar Namgyel Wangchuck and Prime Minister Dr Manmohan Singh.
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Amendments to the Karnataka renewable energy policy 2009-14
The provisions contained in this renewable energy policy will be applicable to all the renewable energy projects. This policy will be applicable to all the Renewable Energy projects sanctioned prior to the commencement of the policy and those renewable energy projects in the process of development including already commissioned renewable energy projects.
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Capacity addition with centralized and dispersed generation: A comparative performance analysis of a typical power network of N-E India
The electric utility business has historically consisted of centralized, large-scale power plants, supplying electric power to load centers such as cities and industries through a power transmission and distribution network.
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Rehabilitation and resettlement plan of Sainj hydro electric project
Sainj Hydro Electric project would require land some of which is being acquired form private persons. The construction of the project will also involve under ground works, transportation of large quantities of material, more than usual activity in the area and therefore, all this is likely to have an impact on the lives of people living in the area. H.P.
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Proposal to scrap hydro project
The Ministry of Energy today sent a proposal to the cabinet seeking to scrap the licence of West-Seti Hydro project (750 MW). West Seti Hydropower Limited, which was licenced to construct the project,
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Great potential for hydro power, says minister
India generates 600 billion units of electricity annually and at present is ranked sixth in the world. However, India can become number one power generating country of the world if its taps it hydro
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NTPC to set up 2 hydel projects in Uttaranchal
National Thermal Power Corporation has signed an agreement with Uttaranchal government to develop two hydro-electric projects with an installed capacity of 1120 MW in the hill state. The agreement
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Haryana to get 64 mw more from Jhakri project
Haryana will get an additional 64 mw following an agreement between the Haryana Vidyut Prasaran Nigam and the Satluj Jal Vidyut Nigam for the purchase of power generated from the Nathpa Jhakri Hydro
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Eye on China, Centre to fast-track Arunachal hydro projects
With the China factor looming large, the Centre is belatedly trying to make up for lost time in setting up hydroelectric projects on the Brahmaputra’s Siang Basin in Arunachal Pradesh. China spikes
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Judgement of the National Green Tribunal regarding the proposed Subansiri Lower Hydro Electric Project (SLHEP) threatening the ecology of lower Subansiri river, 16/10/2017
<p>Judgement of the National Green Tribunal (Eastern Zone Bench, Kolkata) in the matter of Aabhijeet Sharma Vs Union of India & Others dated 16/10/2017 regarding the proposed Subansiri Lower Hydro
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Power for peace
But it is hard to miss a Memorandum of Understanding that could result in a $1 billion hydro-electric project generating 600 mw of power in terror-beleaguered Jammu and Kashmir. This is in addition
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TN power sector to get funding from Japan
Govt planning Rs 7,000 crore underground hydel project The Tamil Nadu government on Thursday said the Japanese government had come forward to fund the upcoming power sector infrastructure in the state to the tune of Rs 7,000 crore. These will be taken up by the subsidiaries of the ailing Tamil Nadu State Electricity Board (TNEB). Apart from this major development, the state announced its intent to invest up to Rs 7,000 crore in developing a new hydro-electric project in the state.
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Accelerating hydropower development in India for sustainable energy security
India’s vast hydro reserves hold the key to integrating large scale renewables and meeting India’s climate change commitments. This report takes stock of the current scenario and suggests a roadmap to
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Chilime conducts test production
The 20 MW Chilime Hydro electric Project (Nepal) on the threshold of commercial power production, following a successful test production from one of its turbines. The project's Syafrubesi Power House
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30 cr earmarked for 37.5 MW Parnai hydel project: Shabir
Minister of State for Power, Shabir Ahmad Khan today said that the work on 37.5 MW Parnai Hydro Electric Project on Suran river is expected to start during the current year after completion of bidding process by May, 2012. Mr Khan further said that project will be completed at an estimated cost of ` 483 crore. The project is scheduled to be completed within 4 years. A number of financial institutions like PFC, REC, HUDCO, J&K Bank
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Is small really cost effective?
Although small hydro projects are expensive, they are clean and renewable sources of energy and there is scope to reduce costs