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Its got to be SUNday - Some policy boosters

K Subramanya

In a notification issued on December 3, the Central Electricity Regulatory Commission (CERC) has announced the generic tariff to be paid to the producers of power from renewable sources including wind, small hydro, biomass, non-fossil fuel-based cogeneration plants and solar photovoltaic (PV) and solar thermal power plants.

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18/12/2009
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President calls for European moral leadership during climate change talks

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17/12/2009

President Mohamed Nasheed today met with the President of the European Commission, Mr Jos

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Bad wine can produce good energy

Washington: A bottle of spoiled wine could help cut your power bills, as American and Indian scientists have come up with a new technology that generates electricity by using the waste from improper fermentation.

According to the scientists, the technology could provide a new and cost effective way to clean wastewater from wineries and get some value out of a

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17/12/2009
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Hooda seeks subsidy on solar pumps

CHANDIGARH: Haryana Chief Minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda on Wednesday urged Union Minister for New and Renewable Energy Farooq Abdullah to increase the Central subsidy on solar pumps from Rs.50,000 to at least Rs.

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17/12/2009
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Tihar plans to become `world's first green prison'

Tihar will soon be the world's only green prison. The officials of the largest jail in South Asia confirmed their plans to shift on renewable energy, recycle waste and a major cut out on electricity consumption. Tihar PRO, Sunil Gupta on Tuesday said, "we want to make it an environmentally-friendly complex and also achieve international standards and more than that.".

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17/12/2009
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India, Australia join hands for solar research

Soon, remote villages and small towns in rural India as well as the Australian outback could be powered by self-sufficient sustainable energy-based mini-grids.

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16/12/2009
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22 industries get award for energy conservation

PUDUCHERRY: Over 22 industries from across the Union Territory received awards for energy conservation from Chief Minister V. Vaithilingam on the occasion of Energy Conservation Day 2009 on Tuesday.

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16/12/2009
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Wind power body hails formation of transmission co

The Indian Wind Power Association has welcomed the formation of the Tamil Nadu Transmission Corporation (TANTRANSCO) as a separate entity under the Tamil Nadu Electricity Board.

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16/12/2009
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Sops for consumers using solar power

Jind: The state government has announced a subsidy of 25 per cent on purchase of solar water heaters besides a relief in power bills to popularise the concept of solar power in both urban and rural areas.

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15/12/2009
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