Adani Power has collaborated with IHI Corporation and Kowa Company to study ammonia co-firing for environmentally sustainable power generation.     Adani Power (APL), IHI Corporation, and Kowa Company, (Kowa), have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to study the feasibility on a modification to achieve 20 percent liquid ammonia co-firing ratio and thereafter extend this to a ratio up to 100 percent mono-firing at the Adani Power Mundra Coal Fired Power Plant.    To achieve de-carbonisation of APL's coal-fired assets, the parties, by considering the possibility of ammonia co-firing through the studies, aim to de-carbonise APL's coal fired assets with an objective to potentially implement the technology in other coal-fired units within India.    These studies contribute to carbon neutrality in India, which is in line with the India-Japan Clean Energy Partnership (CEP) that was announced by the Indian and the Japanese governments on 19 March 2022.    In addition, the companies intend to conduct research and development, demonstration and commercial implementation in parallel with that in Japan to achieve early global implementation of fuel ammonia supply chain.

Adani join hands with IHI, Kowa to study ammonia co-firing for...

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Bihar Medical Services & Infrastructure Corpn has invited bids for construction of new campus of ayurvedic college. The scope of work includes construction of new campus having 150 capacity ayurvedic college, 200 beds hospital, hostel and residence at Rajkiya Ayodhya Shivkumari Ayurved College and hospital at Bharra Village in Begusarai district of Bihar. The estimated value of the project is Rs 257.46 crore with completion period of 30 months.

Tender floated for construction of new campus of ayurvedic college

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Oriental Rail Infrastructure approves expansion of Rexene Plant

Oriental Rail Infrastructure approves expansion of Rexene Plant

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The Ministry of Heavy Industries has sanctioned 1,576 electric vehicles (EV) charging stations across 16 highways and nine expressways under FAME Phase-II. The Ministry had sanctioned around 520 charging stations/ infrastructure for around Rs 43 crore under Phase-I of Faster Adoption and Manufacturing of (Hybrid &) Electric Vehicles in India (FAME India) Scheme. A budget provision of Rs 1,000 crore has been earmarked for a period of five years [FY20 to FY24] for establishment of charging infrastructure under Phase-II. The Ministry also accorded nod to 2,877 charging stations in 68 cities across 25 states/Union Territories under Phase-II. Further, as per the Ministry of Power guidelines, there shall be at least one charging station at every 25 km on both sides of the highway and also at least one charging station for long range/heavy duty EVs at every 100 km on both sides of the highway. For the city at least one charging station will be set up in a grid of three km x three km.

Heavy Industries Ministry approves 1,576 EV charging stations under FAME Phase-II

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