Industry

An expedition on energy and environment at SPB Ltd

Purchased energy and energy-related capital investments represent major production costs in the Pulp and Paper industry. The paper aims in bringing out the stages of improvement in the energy scenario at SPB (Seshasayee Paper & Boards Ltd.).

Publication Date: 
01/04/2010
Nandakumar T., Gobiha S.
IPPTA
22
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165
Tags:
Paper and Pulp Industry, Seshasayee Paper & Boards, Paperboard Industry, Energy Efficiency, Industry, India, Tamil Nadu, IPPTA, Nandakumar T., Gobiha S.
Climate Change

Challenge of the new balance

The new CSE study of the six most emissions intensive sectors to determine India

Publication Date: 
01/04/2010
Chandra Bhushan
Centre for Science and Environment
Tags:
Aluminium Industry, Paper and Pulp Industry, Climate Change, Emission Targets, Climate Mitigation, CSE Study, Energy Intensity, Industry, Cement Industry, Fertiliser Industry, Iron And Steel Industry, Power Industry, India, Carbon Intensity
Forests

Paper unit with World Bank aid

March 29: World Bank representatives Mr Taki and Mr Pal Rayeem, the additional principal chief conservator of forest, Mr Ramesh Kalakatti, and the Kurnool chief conservator of forest Mr.

Publication Date: 
30/03/2010
Deccan Chronicle (Hyderabad)
Tags:
Forests, Paper and Pulp Industry, Minor Forest Produce, World Bank, Andhra Pradesh
Forests

ITC's social farm forestry projects improve yields

State now produces a quarter of the country's pulp yield.

This initiative has helped create green cover for carbon sequestration, ground water recharge, regeneration of biomass and in nurturing of depleted soils.

V Rishi Kumar

Publication Date: 
10/03/2010
Business Line (New Delhi)
Tags:
Forests, Groundwater Recharge, Paper and Pulp Industry, Forest Products, Carbon Sequestration, Andhra Pradesh
Industry

Paper industry fails to get relief

The Indian paper industry on Tuesday failed to get any relief from the Delhi High Court over the Government

Publication Date: 
24/02/2010
Hindu (New Delhi)
Tags:
Paper and Pulp Industry, Ballarpur Industries, ITC Bhadrachalam Paperboards, J K Paper Mills, High Court, Delhi
Climate Change

Lowering industrial carbon emissions: Whats really needed

According to many climate scientists, global mean temperatures can only be stabilized at 2.4

Publication Date: 
17/02/2010
Charles Schmidt
Environmental Science & Technology
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Aluminium Industry, Industrial Pollution, Paper and Pulp Industry, Carbon Dioxide, Climate Change, Emission Targets, Carbon Capture and Storage, Plastics, Cement Industry, Iron And Steel Industry
Industry

AIDC inks MoU to set up paper project

The Assam Industrial Development Corporation (AIDC) Limited today signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Kohinoor Pulp and Paper Private Limited, Kolkata for a mega project in the State.

Publication Date: 
10/02/2010
Assam Tribune (Guwahati)
Tags:
Paper and Pulp Industry, Forest Products, Packaging Industry, Assam, Goalpara (D)
Industry

Challenge of the new balance

The new CSE study of the six most emissions intensive sectors to determine India

Publication Date: 
Jan 2010
Chandra Bhushan
Centre for Science and Environment
Tags:
Aluminium Industry, Paper and Pulp Industry, Climate Change, Emission Targets, Climate Mitigation, CSE Study, Energy Intensity, Industry, Cement Industry, Fertiliser Industry, Iron And Steel Industry, Power Industry, India, Chandra Bhushan, Centre for Science and Environment, 005E CHA, New Delhi, Carbon Intensity
Industry

Technologies that promote economic growth within the bounds of pollution control and GHG reduction for Indian pulp and paper ind

With GDP growth for India projected to be 7%-9% annually for the next several years, the demand for growth in every sector including the Indian pulp and paper is inevitable. However, with ever increasing demand on pollution control, the paper industry in India has been looking to grow within the bounds on environmental compliance.

Publication Date: 
01/01/2010
K. Raghavan, D. Mudigonda, S. Das Gupta
IPPTA
22
1
157
Tags:
Environment, Paper and Pulp Industry, Industry, India, IPPTA, K. Raghavan, D. Mudigonda, S. Das Gupta, Pollution Control
Industry

Water and wastewater management at TNPL

The pulp and paper industry is water intensive among major chemical process industries. Water is the medium where all the pulp and paper making process are carried out and used as vehicle to transport the pulp in the mills from one unit operations to another. A major fraction of water used becomes contaminated during various processes.

Publication Date: 
01/01/2010
Chinnaraj S., Rajesh K. S., Karunanithi P. & et al
IPPTA
22
1
151
Tags:
Water Management, Water Conservation, Paper and Pulp Industry, Industrial Waste Treatment, Wastewater Recycling, Tamil Nadu Newsprint And Papers (TNPL), Industry, IPPTA, Chinnaraj S., Rajesh K. S., Karunanithi P. & et al

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