22 May 2007
“The larger society cannot be a mute spectator to allow sub-optimal planning for additional generating capacity. The state authorities should be made to adopt integrated resource management approach, consisting of high energy efficiency and conservation, Demand Side Management and renewable energy sources, in all cases of large projects in electricity sector…”
Energy and Agriculture in the Third World - (Part – VI)
“The mistake of the Chinese planners was their failure to note that the peak labour problem was, in essence, an energy problem. Selective mechanization of peak labour operations with multiple cropping by using rice transplanting machines, harvesters, etc., would probably have been a more satisfactory solution than encouraging the production of babies…”
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OIL & GAS
ONGC strikes gas in Mahanadi
Oil firms may get more time to drill wells
RIL strikes gas on east & west coast
Oil marketing companies modernising retail outlets
Fertiliser Sector to face gas shortfall till 2008-09
Navratna oil PSUs allowed investing abroad
POWER
Brazil to help India in civilian nuclear energy
BHEL plans to set up power plants in Tanzania
Orissa equipped to generate 20,000 MW of power
Single window clearance for coal projects ruled out
NTPC to foray into wind power
Russia to build nuclear plant in Myanmar
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