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    Per Capita Consumption of Electricity in India [State-wise Chart]

    by Arun Prabhudesai

    Government of India recently released per capita consumption of Electricity in India and it makes for an an interesting reading.  The State of Goa (2004.77 kWh) & Puducherry (1864.5 kWh) account for maximum per capita consumption of electricity. While states of Bihar (117.48 kWh), Manipur ( 207.15 kWh) &

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    Asia’s largest solar park opens in Gujarat today

    by Kaushambi

    What do you say to a state which is on a dream run? The state’s tourism is promoted by Amitabh Bachchan, its infrastructure for the automobile industry is geared towards making it the Detroit of India and now the state has launched Asia’a largest solar park. Yes, we’re talking

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    Clean Energy Economies: India ranks 6th!

    by Kaushambi

    India Inc is on a roll. After claiming the second spot in the Regus Business Confidentiality Index 2012, the Pew Energy report recently announced that private investment in clean energy in India increased by 54 percent in 2011, which amounts to 10.2 billion dollars. This places India at the

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    5 Innovations that will change your life in 5 years [ IBM 5 in 5]

    by Arun Prabhudesai

    Its amazing how technology changes our lives – The life we lived 10 years back and the life we live today is completely different, thanks the advent in Technology. Just think how Mobiles have changed our lives, think how internet has made such a great impact on us… Have

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    India to develop 48 cities as “Solar Cities”!

    by Arun Prabhudesai

    In line with India’s pledge to promote renewable energy and reduce Green House Gas emissions,  Indian Authorities have today given an in-principle nod to develop 48 cities as Solar Cities in India. According to the Government press release 37 out of these 48 cities have already been sanctioned. These

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    India’s Energy Sector Catches The Fancy Of US

    by Ankit Agarwal

    Energy is the new Gold. There is no surprise how important energy (both renewable and non-renewable) is for sustainability. With energy demand-supply gap widening by the day, there is an impetus to generate ‘Smart’ energy or in other words find ways to generate and use energy efficiently. Green investments

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    Top 5 Companies Using Renewable Power!

    by Ankit Agarwal

    Renewable energy usage has picked up lot of steam in the corporate sector what with carbon credit exchange and Corporate Social Responsibility. However, like a lot of other initiatives, cutting down on energy usage and investing on renewable power is seen as a cost which does not bear any

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    Cairn Finds Oil In KG Basin Amidst The Ongoing Vedanta-Cairn Deal!!

    by Ankit Agarwal

    It is now common knowledge that Vedanta has shown keen interest in acquiring Cairn at a hefty price of upto $9.6 billion. There has been lot of commentary on whether this is a right acquisition for Vedanta and the issue has been discussed in detail here highlighting critical reasons

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    Can Power sector become the next Telecom sector?

    by Rishabh

    Telecom sector in India evolved in India after the regulations made competition enter this industry. The National Telecom Policy (NTP) Act 99’ which deregulated the Group of Telecom (GoT) , raising Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) limit to 74% was followed by successive policies by Telecom regulatory authority of India(TRAI).

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    Shale Gas – The New energy resource !

    by Viral Dholakia

    Shale gas, which is locked in organic-rich sedimentary rocks, is found below the surface between two rock formations where shale acts as source for the natural gas. Earlier, the commercial exploitation of shale gas was largely uneconomical with the then obsolete drilling

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