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Energetica India Magazine
VFlowTech and Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi join forces to recover vanadium from petcoke cinder, creating a domestic supply chain for long-duration #batteries and strengthening India’s #cleanenergystorage and industrial #sustainabilitygoals. Avishek Kumar Anil Verma Read More - https://lnkd.in/d937a2cX #solarenergy #renewableenergy #EnergeticaIndia Follow the RE Sector News channel on WhatsApp: https://lnkd.in/dGHtJh9N
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Prasad K. Bhaskaran
Happy to share the research article published online today in Water & Climate Change, IWA. Title: "Assessing renewable energy potential: wind and wave trends along major Indian ports" authored by Prashant Kumar, Ramakant Prasad, Kamlesh K Saha, Anurag Singh, Prasad K Bhaskaran, Balakrishnan Nair T.M., Anindita Patra, Vinita, and Rajni This article can be accessed from the link: https://lnkd.in/dgKyBmcE Understanding the spatio-temporal evolution of wind and wave energy is essential for optimizing renewable energy extraction and identifying suitable sites for infrastructure development. This study assesses the combined potential of wind, swell, and wind-sea energy along major Indian ports using 44 years (1979–2022) of the ERA5 reanalysis data, validated against buoy and altimeter observations. Extreme value analysis is conducted using the generalized extreme value (GEV) method. Among six major ports, the highest swell and wind-sea power increases are observed at Kandla (1.33 kW/m/decade) and Mumbai (0.1 kW/m/decade) during June–August (JJA) and September–November (SON). The most significant rise in wind energy occurs at Mumbai (2.47 W/m2/decade) and Kochi (2.39 W/m2/decade). Peak swell power at Kandla reaches 66.84 kW/m, while wind-sea power peaks at 62 kW/m during JJA. The extreme wind energy is recorded at Kandla, averaging 0.51 kW/m2 (peaking at 3.65 kW/m2). JJA emerges as the most promising season for renewable energy generation, followed by SON. The findings highlight substantial renewable energy potential along the Indian coastline, emphasizing the need to account for seasonal variability and regional climatic influences when planning coastal energy initiatives. This comprehensive analysis provides valuable insights for sustainable energy development and strategic infrastructure placement across India's coastal regions.
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McD BERL
🌿 From Blueprint to Benchmark: Infosys Nagpur’s Net-Zero Campus 🌞💧 What happens when passive design meets cutting-edge efficiency? You get a campus that: ✅ Saves 51% energy ⚡ ✅ Cuts 66% water use 💧 ✅ Achieves Net Zero Energy & Net Zero Water status 🌍 From COP 10.2 water-cooled chillers to 58% freshwater demand reduction through low-flow fixtures, every element is engineered for performance and comfort. Add to that radiant cooling, rainwater harvesting, and vibrant façade fins — and you have a benchmark for green design. 📄Explore the strategies behind this achievement: https://lnkd.in/ds3GHVtT #SustainableDesign #NetZero #EnergyEfficiency #WaterEfficiency #InfosysNagpur #McDBERL
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