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Delhi gets First Public Air Purifier System – We also want it !

by Viral Dholakia on March 18, 2010

Delhi seems to be a lucky city – Some days back, it became first city in India to get remote controlled street lighting system, Now it becomes first city to get the first Public Air Purifier System. Air pollution is bad for humans, there are no two ways about it. It is one the [...]

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Google Energy ? Commendable Foresight Or Crazy Diversification

by Ankit Agarwal

You have to give it to Google. It never ceases to surprise the world with its seemingly unorthodox style of operations. Be it their oh-so-cool work atmosphere, strategic marketing tactics generating tons of hype even before the product launch, the fascination with Beta launches, and last but not the least their acquisitions and business deals.

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8 comments February 20, 2010 Continue Reading →

How Will The Government Handle Oil Subsidies

by Ankit Agarwal

The worries of the government with respect to Oil Subsidies has been growing by the day. With global Oil prices still volatile, the regulated pricing is hurting the Oil Marketing companies and the government both big time. So much so, that the losses born by Indian companies like HPCL , Indian Oil etc run to [...]

2 comments February 2, 2010 Continue Reading →

Can Carbon Trading help create Greener India

by Arun Prabhudesai

Carbon Trading or Carbon Emission Trading is defined as, Carbon emissions trading is emissions trading specifically for carbon dioxide (calculated in tones of carbon dioxide equivalent or tCO2e) and currently makes up the bulk of emissions trading. It is one of the ways countries can meet their obligations under [...]

1 comment October 3, 2009 Continue Reading →

India’s 20 GW solar challenge. Is it too challenging?

by Sriram Vadlamani

India has set itself a 20 Gigawatt solar challenge to be achieved by 2020. This ambitious plan got the a in-principle approval and will cost close to $20 bn. India, for long, has been the solar destination. With the sunlight it gets, it has huge potential to harness solar energy. [...]

4 comments August 12, 2009 Continue Reading →

Subsidies for private oil companies. Wrong meaning of level playing field?

by Sriram Vadlamani

Indian Government is considering subsidies for private oil marketing companies like Reliance, Essar and Shell. This move as – per the government – will be a level playing field. Level playing with the state-owned oil marketing companies which get subsidies for providing subsidized petrol to the public. Private oil marketing companies like [...]

0 comments July 17, 2009 Continue Reading →

Reliance needs to make a choice between Iran and the US

by Sriram Vadlamani

Reliance Industries, India’s most valuable company is forced to make a choice. It is an either or choice imposed by the big brother. The United States after trying a lot of other things is now trying to stop companies doing business in Iran. The threat is simple. Choose the $13 trillion US market or $250 [...]

1 comment April 29, 2009 Continue Reading →

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