Emerging growth drivers for the wire and cable industry

 

Urbanization and industrialization have been traditional growth drivers for the Indian wire and cable industry. However, in the coming years, growth in this sector will also be determined by new-age drives like the 5G spectrum, robotics & automation, and the increasing role of cloud-based data sharing, notes Gary Bateman.

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The rising demand for elevators in tier-2 and tier-3 cities

The India elevator industry is today the second largest in the world, only after China. There are several drivers that are propelling the industry growth of around 5.2 per cent per year over the next five years. Urbanization is the key to growing demand of elevators, and it is tier-2 and tier-3 cities that are evincing higher demand, notes Manish Mehan.

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Energy Storage Systems in the APAC Region: Opportunities, challenges and business cases

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The Asia Pacific (APAC) region is witnessing a widespread shift from fossil fuels to variable renewable energy sources like solar and wind power. In fact, renewable energy penetration in the APAC region is likely to grow by 47 per cent between now and 2030. In this backdrop, energy storage systems (ESS), a crucial link for grid stability, are becoming increasingly viable, assert Dr George Garabandic and   Anirudh Sharma.

 

 

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How the National Hydrogen Mission can fuel the rise of India

India’s National Hydrogen Mission (NHM) is a very significant step and can sow the seeds of the country’s eventual energy-independence, notes Ashwini Kumar.

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Infrastructure upgrade needs effective deployment of capital

The most impactful strategy to stimulate infrastructure growth is effective deployment of capital resources by the government, notes Shashank Agarwal.

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Solar Energy: The Answer to India’s Climate Degradation

Premier EnergiesClimate change is indeed a developmental challenge. It has had wide-reaching impact on not just the environment but also on the socio-economic fabric. It is time to move on from a fossil-based economy to a solar energy-driven one, feels Chiranjeev Saluja.

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Power of AI in revamping the solar power sector

As the world moves towards a solar energy revolution, Artificial Intelligence-based technologies are gaining prominence and significance, notes Shashank Agarwal. .

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Reworking the infrastructure growth trajectory

Salasar TechnoEffective deployment of capital resources by the government can be a productive strategy to stimulate growth in the infrastructure sector, notes Shashank Agarwal, Managing Director, Salasar Techno Engineering Ltd.

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One Nation, One Specification

The standardization of technical specification of transformers incorporating the best practices and latest technological developments and future trend is the need of hour to ensure quality, reliability and to have uniform practice across the utilities in the country, notes S. K. Ray Mohapatra, Chief Engineer & Senior Member IEEE, Central Electricity Authority, Ministry of Power, Government of India.

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Rethinking India’s fuel distribution model

India comes third in terms of energy consumption after the USA and China and the per-capita energy consumption in India is only poised to go up in the coming years. In fact, some projections suggest that India’s energy consumption will almost double in the coming decade or so. Despite this, India, as a nation, still relies on archaic energy distribution infrastructure, and therefore needs to seriously rethink the fuel distribution model, notes Chetan Walunj, Co-founder, Repos Energy.

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