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Green Technique To Convert Plaster Of Paris Waste Into Useful Products

A team of scientists has developed a technique that promises to help recycle Plaster of Paris waste from hospitals and other medical centres in a simple, eco-friendly and economical way. The new

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Engie Using Inorganic Route To Grow In India

Engie, one of the largest foreign investors in India’s solar space, is undertaking bigger leaps by reinforcing its commitment to decentralized renewable energy systems for rural India. The company currently has around

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Kerala : Facilitating Scientific Waste Management Practices

Kerala, being a high density population state (860 people per sq. km), managing bio and non -biodegradable waste is a huge challenge for local self-government (LSG) bodies. The state floated the Clean

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Floral Waste From Religious Center Is Adding Color To Khadi

Have you ever wondered what happens to the mounds of flowers, that are presented as offerings to deities, in religious institutions across India? Take Varanasi for example. Lakhs of devotees visit the

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Senvion To Supply 300 MW Wind Turbines For Bhuj Wind Project

Senvion has signed a conditional 300 MW contract with alfanar on the supply and installation of 131 Senvion 2.3M130 turbines for the Bhuj Wind Project. alfanar is one of the leading developers

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A Solar Conversion Efficiency Record Of 41.4% Achieved

Concentrated solar power is showing promise in some large scale applications. It It uses lenses and curved mirrors to focus sunlight onto small, but highly efficient, multi-junction solar cells, according to Wikipedia.

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European Utilities Begin Investing In Energy Storage

European utilities have began investing in the region’s relatively new energy storage market over the past two years according to the latest report from Wood Mackenzie Power & Renewables. The key message

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Buttermilk-based Bioformulation Helps In Cotton Disease Control

Scientists at Coimbatore-based Tamil Nadu Agricultural University (TNAU) have found that a plant growth promoting rhizobacteria called Bacillus amyloliquefaciens can be used to fight Tobacco Streak Virus (TSV) in cotton crop. The

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