Author: Soosai
Soosai is interested in exploring the world of energy efficiency and sharing various ways to be energy efficient. He manages and updates the knowledge centre of Ulaginoli Energy Solutions
Ulaginoli Energy Solutions to offer free energy saving tips for homes as a part of its Corporate Social Responsibility
To create awareness among the household segments about the energy crisis and the importance of energy conservation, Ulaginoli Energy Solutions has set up Educational Outlets, where people can visit the outlet and learn about various energy saving measures for home at free of cost. Each Educational outlet has a technical advisor who explains the various energy saving measures for homes. Pamphlets on the various energy saving measures can be obtained at the Educational Outlets for reference. Theses education outlets are part of the regional outlets, where retail products and services…
Read MoreUlaginoli Energy Solutions to set up Regional Outlet across Tamil Nadu
In response to the growing need for the services of Ulaginoli Energy Solutions, the company has decided to expand its services to various regions across Tamil Nadu through Regional Outlets. The Regional outlets will be set up in association with retail outlets in the locality, where people can have easy access. The Regional Outlets serves two purposes. The retail products of Ulaginoli Energy Solutions can be obtained through these Regional Outlets apart from educating people on the various services being offered at Ulaginoli Energy Solutions. These regional outlets will also…
Read MoreGreen in focus in USD 2.3 trln India plan
Wed, Oct 13, 2010 Source : Reuters India will spend USD 2.3 trillion to boost its energy sector by 2030 by improving energy efficiency and using clean technology to help Asia’s third largest economy balance growth and environmental aims. While India will need to keep burning cheaper fossil fuel to expand the reach of electricity to half of its one-billion-plus population without power, relying on conventional energy alone would be unsustainable as reserves deplete and costs rise. And being the world’s third-worst carbon emitter only makes it imperative to shift…
Read MoreIndia, Germany may cooperate in biotech and renewable energy
New Delhi, Oct 8 (IANS) India and Germany may cooperate in developing cuttingedge technology in areas such as renewable energy and biotech, besides enhancing the ongoing collaboration in infrastructure, manufacturing and engineering. Commerce and Industry Minister Anand Sharma, who is on a threeday visit to Dusseldorf and Berlin, discussed the possibility of strategic partnership in these sectors with German Minister of Economics and Technologies Rainer Bruderle. ‘Discussions focused on taking IndoGerman collaboration forward in key areas such as knowledge sectors like ICT, energy, including renewable energy, cutting edge technology including…
Read MoreWind could provide 20 pct of world power by 2020: Study
12 Oct, 2010, 12.30PM IST,AGENCIES BEIJING: Wind power could meet about a fifth of the world’s electricity demand within 20 years, an industry group and environmental watchdog Greenpeace predicted in a new report released Tuesday. The global market for wind power grew 41.7 per cent on year in 2009, beating average annual growth of 28.6 per cent over the past 13 years, said Steve Sawyer , secretary general of the Global Wind Energy Council , or GWEC. China ranked second in the world in installed wind generating capacity in 2009…
Read MoreRenewable energy sector likely to see more deals: Deloitte
11 Oct, 2010, 01.00PM IST,PTI NEW DELHI: The fast growing Indian renewable energy sector is expected to witness increased deal making activities in the coming months, according to global consultancy Deloitte. “The trend (in deal making activities in the renewable energy sector) will continue going forward. The increased interest is not only a necessity in order to acquire technologies, but has also been on account of attractive valuations after the global financial meltdown,” Deloitte India’s senior director Kalpana Jain said. Going by estimates, India had seen as many as 14…
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