Waste to Energy

Currently, less than half of the energy used in industrial processes, transport or households is actually utilised. The majority of primary energy still escapes...

Solid-Oxide fuel cells (SOFC) According to developers, solid oxide fuel cell technology would be among the most in demand. Researchers at Harvard School of Engineering...

Furusato FIC Energy, LLC, a joint venture of Chubu Electric Power Co., Inc., Inabata & Co., Ltd., and Furusato Mokuzai Logistics K. K. has...

As a process automation leader, SUPCON explores our vision for innovation and provides digitalization solutions in Power Sector to optimise your operation. Challenges ahead According to...

World’s largest Energy from Waste Plant in Dubai; which is also significant as one of the various projects for the conservation of natural resources,...

Conversion of waste into hydrogen first requires the production of a synthesis gas (syngas), composed of CO and H2. Gasification is used to directly...

Generation of heat from combustion was the first man made source of energy in addition to natural source of energy i.e., light. Our ancestors, though with plenty of heat resources, were very intelligent, environmental friendly and well aware of energy conservation. - Dr S S Verma

On September 5, 2024, a one-day “National Seminar on Biomass Supply Chain Management: Challenges, Opportunities, and Developments” was organized at MGSIPA Complex in Chandigarh...

India became the world's third largest producer of electricity in the year 2013 and accounts for 4.8% of global share in electricity generation. But its per capita electricity consumption is only 746 kWh, which is lower compared to many countries, though electricity tariff is cheaper in India. - Lekha Chandran

Shadnagar facility of 6MW in Andhra Pradesh is the first operational Waste-To-Energy (WTE) plant in India. Selco has a 20 year PPA with APTRANSCO at ` 3.48/kWh and connects to the grid through a 33/11kV substation... - R P Deshpande

Although in order to address the rapidly growing environmental challenges, the entire world is moving towards expeditious deployment of Renewable Energy (RE) – with...

Bio Coal or Green coal and Bio Methanisation are two ways of utilising agricultural waste to generate energy, both can be considered renewable since...

The Government has also approved the enhancement of capacity from 20,000 MW to 40,000 MW of the scheme for development of solar parks and ultra-mega solar power projects. The enhanced capacity would ensure setting up of at least 50 solar parks each with a capacity of 500 MW and above…

The Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE) has issued revised guidelines for the Waste-to-Energy (WtE) Programme under the National Bioenergy Programme. These revisions...

Sun being an inexhaustible source of energy is used to produce clean energy through solar photovoltaic panels. Solar cells absorb solar radiations emitted by...

We have arrived a long way from the days when people debated whether global warming is real, some of us would ridicule our ageing  ...

Global technology leader Seiko Epson Corporation (Epson) is planning the construction of the company’s first biomass power plant, in Iida City, in Nagano Prefecture,...

Global waste generation has surged due to rapid urbanisation, industrial expansion, and population growth. According to the World Bank’s ‘What a Waste 2.0’ report,...

A hybrid power generation system basically can be formed by using individual converters with each renewable energy source...  - M Ankush Kumar, PM Menghal, Dr A Jaya Laxmi

Mahatma Gandhi, father of nation and founder of Union bank of India once told – Mother Earth will Provide Every Thing for Human Need but not Greed. Fast depletion of resources like fossil fuels, ore coupled by exponential population growth and aspiration for higher quality of life will slowly make earth – warm, highly polluted, having no minerals or fossil energy resources. So to save this planet from resource crunch – one of the answer is Green Building. - Dr Shivaji Biswas