ProjectX-15th February 2022-Issue-Preview

EDITOR'S NOTE
BOOSTING MANUFACTURING
The economic activities largely depend on the availability of electricity. The
electricity generation based on fossil fuels is not desirable, as it pollutes the
environment and due to this the growth is not sustainable. Many countries
including India are on the lookout for clean energy sources which safeguards the
environment as well as contribute to the economic growth. India has committed
to meeting its 40% of electricity requirement from non-fossil energy sources by
2030 as part of its Nationally Determined Contributions at COP 21. India has
made rapid strides in generating solar power and is about to become a leader
in this space. India solar energy generation is mainly based on imported solar
modules. The local solar manufacturing is yet to take off in a grand way, the
current subsidy offered for the imported modules is likely to be stopped from
April 1 and Custom duty will be levied. To boost domestic solar manufacturing,
the Government has announced number of scheme such as Production linked
incentive scheme, CPSU scheme, and others. In the next 2-3 years, the country
hopes to setup complete ecosystem for Solar manufacturing. In this issue, we
have focussed on solar manufacturing sector and presented our analysis and
opportunities about the same.
ProjectX India | 15th February 2022 edition provides you with power-packed
information on 191 projects, contracts and tenders from 53 sectors and subsectors
of the Indian economy. In this issue we have covered 81 projects
in Conceptual/Planning Stage, 22 Contract Awards, 24 Projects Under
Implementation, 62 Tenders, and 2 other projects.
Some of the prominent projects and announcements covered in this issue
include: 100 KLD Grain Based Ethanol plant at Patashi; 15 MW solar power plant
at Lunglei; hydraulic hoses unit at Pune; 300 MWAC capacity solar power plant
in Kutch; 400 KLD water treatment plants at Ranchi; 600 KWp Grid Connected
solar plant at Varanasi; API Manufacturing Unit at Chincholi; auto components
manufacturing unit at Bengaluru; solar power plant at Balodabazar; Warehouse
at Kundi village; C&D Waste Processing Plant in Sagar City; ICCC for Silvassa;
cement manufacturing at Bharuch; colour coated steel coils manufacturing at
Patiala; Safal Riviera Springs project at Shela; Dharamshala Mecleodganj road;
construction of veterinary Hospital at Buxi Bazar Cuttack; Water Proofing works
at CWPRS Pune; Captive POL jetty at Kamarajar Port; EV Charging System
in New Secretariat; grain based fuel ethanol plant at Sundargarh; Steel Plant
at Polanga; Development drilling in Cauvery basin; Kohinoor Viva City project
at Pune; Ethanol unit at Dhule; expansion of Carbon Black Manufacturing
at Paddhar; expansion of cement production capacity at Nalheri Dehviran;
expansion of clinker capacity at Langcherui; and many more.
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Sandeep Ravidutt Sharma
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