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ProjectX India is a fortnightly digital publication from Mumbai, which aims to track multi-sector projects from India. Each issue covers project information on 100+ projects from 40-45 sectors of the Indian economy. It is available in downloadable PDF Format which is emailed every fortnight. The projects are identified at various stages such as Conceptual, Planning, Tendering, Contract Award, Under Implementation, Commissioned, Operations & Maintenance, etc. The project information is provided in easy to read format along with the nearest contacts available. The information available is highly recommended to Material / Equipment / Project Vendors, EPC Contractors & Sub-Contracts, Manufacturers, Labour Contractors, Domestic & Foreign Investors, Bank & Financial Institutions, Research & Consultancy service providers, Foreign Embassies, Engineering and Consultancy Firms, Builders & Developers, Construction and Building material suppliers, Material Handling Equipment companies & suppliers, Logistics & Transport sector companies, Steel & Cement Companies, Mining companies, Railways & Metro rail sector, CPSE, Government bodies / organisation, Tendering Authorities, anyone to everyone who is interested in project opportunities and contacts to grow their business or identify the right provider. Visit our website www.projectxindia.com to explore our subscription plans and advertising opportunities.
ProjectX India is a fortnightly digital publication from Mumbai, which aims to track multi-sector projects from India. Each issue covers project information on 100+ projects from 40-45 sectors of the Indian economy. It is available in downloadable PDF Format which is emailed every fortnight.
The projects are identified at various stages such as Conceptual, Planning, Tendering, Contract Award, Under Implementation, Commissioned, Operations & Maintenance, etc. The project information is provided in easy to read format along with the nearest contacts available.
The information available is highly recommended to Material / Equipment / Project Vendors, EPC Contractors & Sub-Contracts, Manufacturers, Labour Contractors, Domestic & Foreign Investors, Bank & Financial Institutions, Research & Consultancy service providers, Foreign Embassies, Engineering and Consultancy Firms, Builders & Developers, Construction and Building material suppliers, Material Handling Equipment companies & suppliers, Logistics & Transport sector companies, Steel & Cement Companies, Mining companies, Railways & Metro rail sector, CPSE, Government bodies / organisation, Tendering Authorities, anyone to everyone who is interested in project opportunities and contacts to grow their business or identify the right provider.
Visit our website www.projectxindia.com to explore our subscription plans and advertising opportunities.
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COVER STORY
PROJECTX INDIA
SOLAR SECTOR
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. This goal was
met in November 2021 itself. As of 30.11.2021, the country’s installed Renewable
Energy capacity is 150.54 GW (solar: 48.55 GW, wind: 40.03 GW, Small hydro
Power: 4.83, Bio-power: 10.62, Large Hydro: 46.51 GW), whereas its nuclear
energy-based installed capacity is 6.78 GW. This takes the total installed nonfossil
energy capacity to 157.32 GW, accounting for 40.1 percent of total installed
electrical capacity of 392.01 GW. Sandeep Sharma takes a look at the
opportunities available in the solar manufacturing sector.
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15th February 2022
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