Biomass Solidification

Renewables, Deserted?

The Indian government has a set a target for renewable energy: 10,000 megawatt by 2012. So far so good. Renewables can electrify the rural marginalised who cannot be connected to the national grid. But how will it meet this target? Especially, when it too

Publication Date:

29/04/2002

Source: Down to Earth

Vol:

10

Issue:

20020430

pp:

0

Tags:

Renewable Energy, Wind Energy, Biomass Solidification, Solar Cells, Hydrogen Energy

Air Pollution

Technologies

Is the state of technology an obstacle in implementing renewable future? Or is the current price of this technology out of our reach?

Publication Date:

29/04/2002

Source: Down to Earth

Vol:

10

Issue:

20020430

pp:

0

Tags:

Renewable Energy, Wind Energy, Biomass Solidification, Solar Cells, Hydrogen Energy

India

Obstacles

Why renewables cannot penetrate the market

Publication Date:

29/04/2002

Source: Down to Earth

Vol:

10

Issue:

20020430

pp:

0

Tags:

Renewable Energy, Wind Energy, Biomass Solidification, Solar Cells, Hydrogen Energy

India

Enemies turn friends

The weed Lantana camara is being used to make furniture and can give the economy a boost

Publication Date:

14/04/1997

Author(s): Himmat Dhillon

Source: Down to Earth

Tags:

Himalaya, Weeds, Biomass Solidification, Rural Technology, Himachal Pradesh

India

Greened money

thanks to the Reserve Bank of India (rbi), the colour of money now will

Publication Date:

30/01/1997

Source: Down to Earth

Tags:

Biomass Solidification, Finance, India, Waste Recycling

India

Wealth in waste

About 150 million tonnes of forestry waste and 350 million tonnes of agricultural residue are produced in India every year. However, a major portion of the wastes is not utilised. Scientists in India

Publication Date:

14/06/1998

Source: Down to Earth

Tags:

Forests, Crop Residues, Biomass Solidification, Rural Technology, India

India