About Neeta @Edunetsys

A voracious reader who blogs on energy, technology and consulting issues @ Edunetsys. Post Graduate in Science manages a rich and experienced team of IITian bloggers.
Aug 24

Trained Energy Auditors in India

BEE, the Bureau of Energy Efficiency in India has been able to create a technical manpower pool of about 10000 trained energy auditors and managers in the country through its annual or biannual examinations. These energy personnel had appeared in the examinations with an objective of indulging in to the career of energy management and auditing.

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Aug 13

Energy Efficient Lighting in Houses.

US has embarked on an ambitious incandescent bulb phase out program. The objective is to promote energy efficient other types of lighting instruments like LEDs. Though Thomas Edison’s incandescent bulb was scene changing innovation. But even the great Edison would hv traded for a LED today in place of incandescent lamp. Some republicans do claim that the Energy Independence and Security Act of 2007 does not exactly ban energy guzzlers incandescent lamps.

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Aug 12

Cloud over Solar Industry

India has a very ambitious program under Jawaharlal Nehru mission. While the whole country is going gung ho about the targets set under the Jawaharlal Nehru National Solar Mission, the manufacturing industry is facing its worst period. With solar cell prices nose diving and government policies which can rarely be described a fair for domestic manufacturing industry, the solar industry has been hit very badly.

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Aug 12

Solar Projects Risk Management

Booming solar market and falling prices of solar projects have thrown many options for developers. That is the precise reason that today more and more developers are jumping in to solar projects with every passing day the fossil fuels to solar powered divide narrowing. The reverse bidding in theĀ  NTPC Vidyut Vyapar Nigam Ltd (NVVN) bidding has already thrown some pleasant surprises over the cost of projects. Some purists feel that with such low bids the viability of these projects would be at stake. Continue reading