March 2024 |
Energy And Power

A Greener Future: Driving Sustainable Biofuel Demand

Biofuels are renewable fuels obtained from living organisms or their waste products. They are available in various forms such as solid (biomass pellets), liquid (biodiesel, ethanol) and oil (biogas) and can be used as a clean alternative to traditional fossil fuels. HVO fuel is synthetic paraffin diesel, sometimes called green diesel. Biofuel is a type of fuel produced from biomass and is an alternative to gasoline and natural gas. Biofuels also have many other forms and uses, such as aviation biofuels and combined heat and power (CHP) biofuels.

March 2024 |
Automotive And Transportation

Driving Towards a Greener Future: The Impact of India's FAME II Scheme on Electric Vehicle Adoption

FAME II, the Faster Adoption and Manufacturing of Electric Vehicles in India Scheme (FAME India Scheme), is being implemented for a five-year time horizon with a total budgetary support of Rs. 10,000 crores. The program is designed to boost the uptake of electric buses and other shared / public modes of transportation, to support 7090 e-Buses, 5 lakh E-3 Wheelers, 55000 e4 Wheeler Passenger Cars, and 10 lakh E2 Wheelers.

March 2024 |
Automotive And Transportation

India's Railway: Investing in the Future of Transportation

The Indian railway system is widely recognized as the backbone of the economy, spanning thousands of kilometers and covering the entire nation. It ranks as the fourth largest in the world, following the US, China, and Russia. Oversight of the entire infrastructure is managed by the Railways Board, holding a monopoly over rail services provision in India. Due to its cost-effectiveness and efficient operations, railways remain the preferred mode of long-distance travel for most Indians.

March 2024 |
Energy And Power

From Niche to Mainstream: Green Hydrogen Market Sees Exponential Growth

Governments, corporate leaders, scholars, and other stakeholders globally are actively seeking to expedite the ongoing shift towards sustainable energy to achieve carbon neutrality. Meeting the objectives outlined in the Paris Agreement, which entail limiting global warming to below 2°C and striving for a more ambitious target of 1.5°C, necessitates a fundamental transformation of economies. This transformation involves the replacement of outdated fossil fuel-based systems with cleaner, low-carbon energy sources like renewables.

March 2024 |
Building And Construction

Modernizing India's Infrastructure: The Road and Bridge Transformation

India is undergoing major improvements to its road and bridge infrastructure through several initiatives and projects. The Bharatmala Pariyojana project aims to develop 34,800 km of highways and has increased construction speed significantly. Twenty Seven greenfield expressways are also being built. Rural roads development is gaining focus with the Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana completing over 3.5 lakh km of rural roads. Upcoming initiatives like the Sagarmala project and Gati Shakti Master Plan aim to further optimize logistics and transport. New technologies like BIM and drones are also fast tracking road surveys and design.

March 2024 |
Consumer Goods And Retail

The Economic Impact of India's Travel and Tourism Sector

India stands as a coveted global tourist haven, boasting a rich cultural tapestry and diverse natural landscapes. In recent years, the country has witnessed a substantial surge in inbound tourism, solidifying its status as a favored destination for international travelers. Despite the pandemic's challenges, India welcomed 6.2 million foreign tourists in 2022, marking an exceptional growth rate of 307.9% compared to 2021's 1.52 million arrivals.

February 2024 |
Aerospace And Defense

How India’s Aviation Sector is Redefining the Future

India's aviation sector is undergoing a transformative journey, redefining its future with a combination of innovation and growth. The industry is witnessing a surge in technological advancements, from the adoption of sustainable aviation fuels to the integration of cutting-edge aircraft and navigation systems. This evolution is not only enhancing operational efficiency but also addressing environmental concerns. Additionally, the sector is experiencing a boost in infrastructure development, with the expansion of airports and the modernization of air traffic management systems. As the demand for air travel continues to soar, India's aviation sector is poised to play a pivotal role in shaping the nation's economic landscape, fostering connectivity, and propelling the country into a new era of air transportation.

February 2024 |
Chemicals And Materials

How Graphene Can Change the World with Next-Generation Electronics

Graphene, a single-atom-thick sheet of carbon atoms, possesses remarkable properties that have the potential to revolutionize the world of electronics. Its exceptional electrical conductivity, flexibility, and sensitivity promise a future with faster, more efficient, and sustainable devices.

January 2024 |
Aerospace And Defense

From Buzz to Boom: How India's Drone Industry is Taking Off

Drones made in India find applications in various sectors like defense, commerce, and leisure. The manufacturing industry possesses immense potential to bolster competition within the country, thus generating more job opportunities. The realm of drone production has recently gained considerable prominence. In light of evolving geopolitics, the utilization of drone technology has become crucial for the defense sector. Furthermore, expanding the usage of drones in agriculture has the potential to spur mechanization on farms. Drones are bringing about groundbreaking changes across multiple domains in India. Delivery companies are embracing the use of drone technology to expedite their services, enabling quicker deliveries. This innovative approach has even found its way into the realm of food delivery.

January 2024 |
Chemicals And Materials

A Journey through India’s Water Treatment Landscape

Different technologies and approaches ranging from traditional methods to modern techniques that include reverse osmosis and ultraviolet disinfection constitute the water treatment industry in India. In the Indian environmental technology industry, water treatment is a sub-sector that has great potential. As a result, the need for advanced water treatment technologies in India is increasing. Multiple government programs including the Atal Mission for Rejuvenation and Urban Transformation, National Mission for Clean Ganga, Jal Jeevan mission as well as Community Drinking Water Schemes are contributing to growth of Indian water and wastewater treatment market.

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