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ACT(Active Conservation Techniques)
Designed and Developed for PCRA
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| WII prepares the ACT Journal on behalf of the Petroleum Conservation Research Association (PCRA). The basic aim of the journal is to raise awareness on the latest conservation techniques, R&D efforts, and energy-efficient technologies at both national and international levels, especially in the oil sector. The journal largely covers issues pertaining to industrial, transport, commercial and domestic sectors - wherever oil is used. It also showcases PCRA’s research and outreach efforts, and demonstration projects in this area.
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BEE
Sponsored By IREDA
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| The Bulletin of Energy Efficiency (BEE) is a newsletter specifically devoted to energy efficiency issues and practices across sectors ranging from the factory to the fields, the hotel to homes, transport to tools. Energy use is an integral part of human life, whether the poor or the rich, and both social and economic development are directly dependent on its efficient use. How? This 28-page bi-monthly newsletter provides the answers. Launched in July 2000, the BEE fully serves its objective of creating awareness about and promoting energy efficiency through thought-provoking and well-researched articles under a broad spectrum of heads such as Case Studies, Policy, Opinion, Industry Profile, Financing, and Technology, written by highly experienced and eminent authorities in these areas. | |
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CANE
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INDIA
Sponsored By USAID
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Cane Cogen India the first newsletter of its kind, was launched in October 1998 under USAID's Greenhouse Gas Pollution Prevention (GEP) Project's Alternative Bagasse Cogeneration component to disseminate information on the demonstration and commercialization of high-efficiency cogeneration in sugar mills utilizing bagasse and other alternative biomass fuels, rather than fossil fuels, for year-round operation. Articles focus on technical, financing and policy issues with illustrative case studies from India and abroad, and on the dual benefits of utilizing alternative biomass fuels - electricity export and carbon dioxide mitigation. | |
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Energy LINES
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| Energy Lines is a mouthpiece of the Indian Rural Energy Network (IRENet) and Partners in Rural Development, Canada, engaged in promoting renewable energy in rural areas of India with the aim of meeting the energy needs of the rural poor and disadvantaged, and to contribute to sustainable development of communities and environment in India and abroad. This bilingual newsletter (in English and Hindi) focuses on news, articles, case studies, technology information, events, training programs, etc, specifically of interest and relevance to IRENet members and those who are working in renewable energy for the rural sector in India. | |
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Biofuels India
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| The Ethanol newsletter is aimed at creating awareness among the various stakeholders (oil, auto, distillery industries, the government, environmental and agricultural sectors) about this wonderful alternative transport fuel, and to provide a common platform for them to discuss various issues which remain to be resolved. Topics highlighted cover technology, financing, policy, fuel production, preparation, categorization, supply and pricing, marketing, taxation, along with viewpoints from all the sectors involved. The ultimate aim is to promote the use of ethanol as an environmental-friendly fuel, which can be actively used as a gasoline blend in the transport sector. | |
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PAVAN
Designed and Developed for C-WET
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| This newsmagazine is a mouthpiece for the wind energy industry in general and the Centre for Wind Energy Technology (C-WET), in particular. The mission of the magazine is to act as a forum or a discussion platform for free and independent exchange of ideas and views on wind energy amongst the policy makers, project promoters, equipment suppliers, financiers, and technologists.
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PRAYAS
Designed and Developed for NCSTC/DST
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| Sponsored by the Ministry of Science and Technology, Prayas is a bilingual supplement (English-Hindi) to the RESOURCE magazine. Prayas reaches out to students and teachers across 5,000 schools in India, creating awareness on a gamut of environmental concerns and initiatives taken by children and the student community.
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INFORM
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| INFORM the electronic bulletin (and now in printed form) on participatory forest management, is published quarterly and distributed free by RUPFOR (Resource Unit for Participatory Forestry set up at Winrock International India). By disseminating information on various issues of JFM in India, INFORM aims to establish the vital link between policy makers and the field. The interactive newsletter promotes exchange of ideas and knowledge in this area by carrying opinions from experts. It focuses not only on issues that are general to participatory forestry management in India, but also debates and addresses emerging issues in this field. | |
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Resource
Sponsored By MNES
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| REsource is a newsletter exclusively on renewable energy for secondary level students and teachers. It disseminates information on the achievements and milestones in the sector with interesting case studies from India and abroad. This was launched in 1999 as the first of its kind focusing exclusively on renewable energy for schools. The aim was to focus on the use and potential of clean renewable energy technologies that provide heat and light to rural and urban areas around the world, and thus ensure schools'/educational institutions' involvement and interest in this sector. | |
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REPSO
VISION
Sponsored By USAID
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| The REPSOVision newsletter was launched in October 1997 under USAID's Renewable Energy Commercialization (RECOMM) project in India. It has been successfully carrying out the function of disseminating information on, and creating awareness about renewable energy in India quite effectively. At present, the newsletter reaches all the stakeholders in the renewable energy sector (manufacturers, NGOs, energy service companies, consultants, developers, equipment suppliers/distributors, R&D/ academic institutions, government organizations, financiers, trade organizations, bilaterals, multilaterals, etc) and the media, including professionals/organizations in India and abroad. One Year Rs 300, Two Years - Rs 500, Three Years - Rs 700 | |
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SARI/EnergySmall Grants
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| Under USAID's SARI/Energy Small Grants program launched recently, we are pleased to announce the introduction of this newsletter.
It will be a source of regular information on developments in the SARI/Energy program in general, and the Small Grants program in particular. It will strive to address the common problems and challenges facing the energy sector in the South Asia region, and will carry reports on various activities being implemented. We invite you all to contribute to this newsletter and send your feedback (the form is attached below) so that we can improve it further and keep our mailing list updated. |
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