Privatization of power stations opposed
The Pakistan Wapda Hydro-Electric Central Labour Union has warned that it will launch a country-wide protest against the privatization of power stations. PWHCLU president Latif Nizamani, provincial
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INDIA
• Over 80 million children will be lininistered oral polio vaccine on ecember 9 and JImuatT 20, courtesy e Union health ministry, as part of ; plan to make the country free from dioinyelitis
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A lethal blow
The Maheshwar hydroelectric project on Narmada river in Madhya Pradesh has suffered another setback. The Portuguese government has refused to become a guarantor for a loan of Rs 200 crore being given
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Pare power project cleared
The Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs (CCEA) has cleared implementation of Pare Hydro Electric Project (110 MW) in Arunachal Pradesh by North Eastern Electric Power Corporation Limited (NEEPCO). The Project is estimated to cost Rs.573.99 crore. Briefing newsmen, Union Minister of State, Prithviraj Chavan said that the Project is scheduled to be commissioned in 44 months.
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Financial closure for two private power projects in sight
After a lull on the independent power project front, the financial closure of two private projects the 440 mw Vishnuprayag project of the Jaiprakash Industries and Duncan Hydro North's 330 mw
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Koyna s 500 mw power plan lost in govt files
Its meant to be a small step towards solving the big problem of power shortage but it's been a non starter for four years. The proposal to add 500 mw at Koyna hydro electric project is stuck due to
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Koldam project: NTPC seeks power ministry intervention
The state-run NTPC Ltd has sought intervention of the power ministry in asking the Himachal Pradesh government to drop its insistence of modifying crucial terms of the 800 mw Koldam hydro project.
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NTPC to diversify into renewables, hydro
Nevin John / Mumbai August 4, 2009, 0:44 IST
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Power deficit stalls several projects
Pune: Several pumped storage hydro-electric projects, which can add almost 21,000 mW, are in a limbo because of the power deficit in the state. These projects can see the light of the day only after the power situation improves.
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Insistence on dollar payments delays ocean power project
A US firm proposing to set up a project off the Tamil Nadu coast that will supply electricity and potable water from the ocean wants to be paid in dollars. Officials say this is equivalent to importing electricity.
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NTPC rethinks hydro projects after Loharinag setback
Co May Take Up Only Small Hydro Projects In Wake Of Recent Delays THE country
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Wind Power Growth Boosts German Green Energy Share
Germany's wind power expansion pushed renewable energy's share in overall electricity use up by nearly a fifth last year, official data showed. Wind, hydro and other renewable plants produced a total
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MONEYMAKERS
green signal: The Food and Drugs Administration (FDA) has granted permission to Ranbaxy Laboratories Limited for launching anti-ulcer drug "Ranitidine' in the US. The company is expected to file
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World Bank's friendship with corporate sector
Every year, the World Bank channels about US $18-20 billion to developing countries in the form of loans and grants with the ostensible aim of reducing poverty and promoting economic growth. The bank
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Windy ways
A radical wikd turbine is being scaled up
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MALAWI
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In Short
waste power: The California State Assembly has recently approved a law to increase the production of renewable energy in the state. The bill, ab 1969, will allow public water and wastewater
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Project disaster
Heed to the warnings of ill-planned approach Challenges thrown up by the Ranganadi Hydro Electric Project (rhep) stage I, commissioned in 2002, are lessons to be
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Khab dam off hinge
The proposed Rs 13,000-crore Khab Dam in Kinnaur district in Himachal Pradesh, which would have been the highest in India at 275 metres, has been shot down by the defence ministry because it is "too