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Narinder Pal Singh
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| 2 years ago
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I agree with Soma. Not always we can assure of "No fire" in oil depot. We can only do preventive measures. Oil related fire accidents are common across the world. Then why only to blame india of not being able to control these cases...
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Sachin Majarikar
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| 2 years ago
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yes,complacancy has been in the blood of indians and we should take lessons from the incident that happen. "everyone is accountable " when this will be embarked in each and every citizen of our country then n then only we can prosper and stay safe.
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Soma Gupta
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| 2 years ago
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I do not agree with this point. Fire accident is a very common possibility in oil related areas so what is so astonishing if this accident broke out in an oil fuel depot. Prevention in these cases is not 100 % guaranteed but measures to me taken...
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1. Identify and list down your future needs/ objectives 2. Convert needs into financial goals 3. Make an understanding of your current financial state 4. Stage I of the financial plan: Risk planning 5. Stage II of financial plan: Core cash flow study 6. Determine an appropriate asset allocation strategy 7. Product selection and plan execution 8. Monitor and evaluate your financial plan
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AMOD KUMAR YADAV
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Very good varsha ... its really need to plan properly for future. We are witness of global crises and it can happen in future also. Thanks for sharing.
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Narinder Pal Singh
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Nice insight Varsha, some good points made there, which will surely help a lot...thanks for sharing.
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Insight: "eight easy steps that will help you make your financial plan. " deleted from your view.
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Dear Sirs / Madams, I am interested in Building a home which is cool without using Air Conditioners (As in Old Historic times). The Home should be build in such a way that I need not use Power in D...
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Uma Rama Linga Murthy M
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The important components in Solar Power Plant, They are Solar Panels -- One should check for International Eectrotechnical Commission(IEC) Certification and make --25Years Warranty -- The rate would be Rs. 110/- Per Watt and not more Power...
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Narinder Pal Singh
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While constructing, go for skylighting, go for sloped roofs with glasses which allows light during day, and on one end of the slopes you can go for solar panels, or in the slope itself one can insert photo voltaic cells in place of tiles...have more...
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Er. Harnam Singh
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A solar powered House is a very good idea but economy is a big question. Rather a solar passive house can be economical where power consumption can be reduced. First of all one has to develope layout of the house in such a way so that direct sun...
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Bio Fuel
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malladi madhukumar
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"Food"
| 2 years ago
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Prefer food. Where food crops can not be grown go for bio fuels.
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anshuman
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"Bio Fuel"
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All world are running around fossil fuel and our country huge import this fossil fuel fuel is very necessary to improve our economy lifestyle . every things are directly or indirectly depend on fuel. in our country many state have electricity...
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Vineet Prakash
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"Food"
| 3 years ago
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I personally feel that its no use of producing bio fuels crops, it will do harm the environment sir. If you have acears of land and you might cut down trees for the sake of producing more and more bio fuels crops. Then what will be the end...
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dilip gour
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| 2 years ago
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yes, not only tax. but also some more strict regulation must be brought into force... we have already caused a very serious n hazardous effect to our planet EARTH... tnx.
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Narinder Pal Singh
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| 3 years ago
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The Europeans have been polluting for the last 150 years. Now that their economies have shifted to services they can afford to do things like this. I would say we impose carbon tax after our percapita energy consumption has become atleast half of...
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Vijay Raj
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| 3 years ago
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Yes Carbon tax is one of two major market-based options to lower emissions, the other being cap-and-trade schemes. Because the tax makes using dirty fuels more expensive, it encourages utilities, businesses and individuals to reduce consumption...
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Renewable
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Navneet Gupta
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| 2 years ago
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I would rather go in favor of nuclear energy than renewable source of energy keeping in mind our ever increasing energy need that cant be fulfilled by the renewable source. but there is no option of nuclear energy so i would go in favor of...
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Sarika Singh
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Renewable source of energy are the best use of any energy materials. Non renewable sources cannot be recycled and also they will extinct since they are limited whereas by repeated recycling, renewable resources can be used again and again. It is...
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S.Chandrasekhar
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Technologies such as Solar Thermal power have been developing over the past few years. Today, a 50 MW solar thermal power plant can be constructed and made operational in just 2-3 years. "Coal is a necessity. Solar is an opportunity" India should...
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The surge in India's power production on account of nuclear reactors that will mushroom after the signing of the India-US civilian nuclear cooperation agreement, will light up every home in every village. The aam admi , the poor, the struggling, the impoverished masses living on the edge, we can now be sure, will be told that their lives will take a turn for the better with the signing of the nuclear deal which will enable the government to supply nuclear power to one and all. Parched farms will become verdant as pumpsets energised by nuclear power will suck out water from the bowels of the earth; classrooms in schools without teachers, blackboards and drinking water facilities (children ca...
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Avinash Landge
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| 2 years ago
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Algae are the only orgsanims which have higher percentage of oil content than that of the any other cerop plants also deriving oils is also a easy process. the only thing is that the multiplication of algae. if one can overcome this barrier it is...
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amit chaudhry
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| 3 years ago
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Compared to solar energy, however, the energy efficiency of algae is very low – around 1 percent, while solar panels have an efficiency of at least 10 percent, and solar thermal gets 20 percent and more. So why would we choose algae over solar...
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Recovery
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Bagasse
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Sampanna Shastry
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"Burning Solid waste and Gasification of Agro Waste and Anerobic Digestion..."
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Waste to Energy has several ways of Electricity Generation: 1. SOLID WASTE-----STEAM ------POWER THRU STEAM TURBINE: This can be seen in many Inds like Sugar where Baggase is used in High Pressure Boiler and then Power Generated from Steam...
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Amar Nath Mukherje
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"Bagasse"
| 2 years ago
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It is wonderful idea if power from Bagasse can be exported to Grid,i.e making wealth from waste,a carbon credit also.
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pradeep joshi
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"Recovery"
| 3 years ago
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Yes , amit this is the future energy, as fuel energy cost is rising, so it is a good option too,
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Ideate: "How plants (Waste-to-energy) offer the generation of clean electric power?" deleted from your view.
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Explore renewal sources of power generation
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Honesty, Reliability, Proper use of budget, Standardized procurement of systems, Recruitment of Right candidate & Implementat
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Arijit Modak
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"use of the wasted heat in the generation of the electricity"
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now a days we use the wasted heat in the preheater and else we can use it to generation of the vapour of some volatile liquid with melting point near to the water available and turn turbines to generate electricity.....
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Vineet Prakash
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"Honesty, Reliability, Proper use of budget, Standardized procurement of systems, Recruitment of Right candidate & Implementat"
| 2 years ago
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I support to the words of u Mr.Nageshwaran.In the present situation of India, our power sector is facing terrific problems from production to maximum utilization of power resources. The first foremost problem is the of lack of availability of...
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sandeep s sanaf
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"Explore renewal sources of power generation"
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i like to support the idea but there is clear way how to use it. I like to say we do need a Generation plants installed a various site near the load area so that the problems of transmission will be reduced with the losses and management problem...
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Ideate: "What Indian Power Sector Needs?" deleted from your view.
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