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News for the IET
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Telecom Equipment Industry Cautiously Optimistic About 2019edit
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2018 was an important year of change for the Indian telecom sector. There was much appreciation from multiple quarters for the first ever Digital Communications Policy (and the change from Telecom to a truly Digital Communications approach was commendable). India has the second largest mobile phone user base in the world and the growth and robustness of Telecom sector has a prominent role in our national agenda. Consolidation of the Indian telecom sector is now complete and now the large players can focus on delivering better value to subscriber base while also betting higher on enterprise solutions.
Mr Shekhar Sanyal: Director and Country Head of the IETSRM Institute of Science and Technologyedit
Five of Engineering programs at the Kattankulathur campus have been accredited by Commissions of ABET, USA and four by UK Based IET. Such international Accreditations have resulted in close to 800 Students from 64 Countries studying at SRMIST.
AccreditationIETStudents turn to YouTube for guidanceedit
Rather than turning to their teachers and parents for advice on their career, school work or fitting in, nearly half of the kids turn to YouTube instead for guidance. Similarly, 37% revealed their first point of call for career advice has been to try to contact a ‘celebrity’ directly in a bid for help. The research was commissioned by the Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) which warned a lack of relatable role models for children.
Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET)Artificial Intelligence in the era of Industry 4.0edit
Digital transformation is having a significant impact across all industries. Manufacturing organizations have begun to acknowledge, and even experience, the advantages of digital transformation. While it would be unwise to say that most manufacturing companies know where to go, it is fair to say that they understand the direction to drive towards Industrie 4.0
Chairman of Manufacturing Working GroupMr. Lux RaoThe IET IoT PanelNo Specific News for the IETedit
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Is India up for the IoT challenge?edit
Countries such as Sweden, South Korea, Japan, and Estonia have actively embraced intelligent technology to conserve natural resources, reduce pollution, enforce traffic control, and digitise their services. The Indian government plans to leverage Internet of Things (or IoT) technology to improve water and electricity conservation, lighting, transportation, agriculture, and access to healthcare.
T V Ramachandran: Hon. fellow of the IET (London)Smart technology: Is India up for the Internet of Things challenge?edit
The Indian govt can realise the dreams outlined in the ‘Make in India’ and ‘Digital India’ missions through sophisticated IoT technology.
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Bangalore Engineer Named ‘Technician of the Year’ at IET Awardsedit
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The Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) has announced the winner of its annual Technician of the Year Award, which recognises individuals who have made exceptional engineering achievements in their profession or operational area. Neeraj Kumar Sharma, a Geotechnical Engineer from Bangalore, India office of Atkins as a member of the SNC-Lavalin Group, won the award for his extensive experience and strong technical skills in geotechnical design of transportation infrastructure such as bridges, sign gantries, retaining walls, slopes, etc.
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Telecom Equipment Industry Cautiously Optimistic About 2019edit
India has the second largest mobile phone user base in the world and the growth and robustness of Telecom sector has a prominent role in our national agenda. Consolidation of the Indian telecom sector is now complete and now the large players can focus on delivering better value to subscriber base while also betting higher on enterprise solutions.
Shekhar Sanyal: Director and Country Head of the IETThe IETNo Specific News for the IETedit
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IoT ROLLING INDIA TOWARDS PREVENTIVE HEALTH 4.0edit
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The Indian Healthcare market is expected to grow at a CAGR of 23 per cent to $280 billion by 2020 from $100 billion in 2015. This is mostly a result of changing disease patterns, rise in lifestyle diseases, ageing population, increase in disposal income, rising awareness and access to health insurance.
HealthcareIoTThe IETPES University now gets IET accreditationedit
University has become the first in Karnataka and the fifth in India to secure the IET’s international accreditation for 8 of its engineering programmes. IET accreditation is an internationally recognised benchmark, awarded to high-quality programmes that provide an ideal preparation for aspiring professional engineers
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31 papers presented at International meet on ‘Machine Learning and Data Science’edit
The 2nd International Conference on Machine Learning and Data Science (ICMLDS 2018) technically cosponsored by IEEE was organised by Mahindra Ecole Centrale (MEC), Hyderabad, on the December 21-22 to bring together researchers working in the fields of Machine Learning and Big Data under one roof to discuss about the current trends and future scope of data sciences. The conference was inaugurated by Dr. Anil Sahasrabuddhe, Chairman, AICTE in presence of the Director of MEC, Prof. Yajula Medury, and the General Co-chairs of the conference, Prof Sartaj Sahni, distinguished Professor of Computer Science, University of Florida, and Prof. Prafulla Kalapatapu from the Computer Science department at MEC.
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IIIT-Delhi Professor Dr. Mayank Vatsa gets Awardedit
He was a recipient of several Best Paper and Best Poster Awards at international conferences. His areas of interest are biometrics, deep learning, machine learning, image processing, and information fusion. He is also the Vice President (Publications) of IEEE Biometrics Council where he started IEEE Transactions on Biometrics, Behavior, and Identity Science (IEEE T-BIOM).
IEEENew Vice-Chancellor appointed at BML Munjal Universityedit
BML Munjal University (BMU) today announced the appointment of new Vice Chancellor, Dr Manoj Kumar Arora. Professor Arora was Director at Punjab Engineering College (PEC), where he brought in several administrative and academic reforms. He has earned Outstanding Teacher Award twice at IIT Roorkee, the Commonwealth Scholarship Award, the DST Young Scientist Award, the AICTE Young Teacher Career Award, and post-doctoral fellowship. He is a fellow of Institution of Engineers (India).
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Energy conservation festival underwayedit
The Energy Conservation Mission (ECM) of The Institution of Engineers (India), Telangana State Centre, in association with Telangana State Renewable Energy Development Corporation Limited, organised ‘National Energy Conservation Week Celebrations2018.’ During the celebrations, ECM conducted a technical talk on Energy Conservation System Case Studies by Dr Pannala Krishna Murthy, Principal, SBIT, Khammam, today at Visvesvaraya Bhavan. Er T Anjaiah, Hon.
The Institution of Engineers (India)Strong interaction between industry and institute is vital for growthedit
Saifur Rahman, president of Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE), Power & Energy Society (PES) and director of Advanced Research Institute, Virginia Tech, USA, on Friday, said that a strong industry-institute interaction by providing a platform for academic researchers and engineers is important for growth.
IEEEIEEE InCAP 2018 meet beginsedit
InCAP 2018 is a new series of Indian conference on antennas and propagation, launched this year by all seven IEEE APS Chapters of India. The first InCAP is being held at Hyderabad International Convention Center from Dec 16 to 19 The IEEE Antennas and Propagation Society is organising InCAP 2018, a new series of Indian conference on antennas and propagation, launched this year by all seven IEEE APS Chapters of India.
IEEEIndia should look for indigenisationedit
The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) Life Fellow and Northrop Grumman Aerospace Systems Senior Technical Fellow Sudhakar Rao, told Telangana Today, “For Defence, very wide band systems are required ranging from 1GHz to 20 GHz. Aspects such as temperature and portability are becoming important. In India, ground antennas are in high demand, which are used in satellites and missiles.
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Bennett University to hold IEEE 8th Advanced Computing conference in Greater Noidaedit
The conference will witness guest speakers from Industry, academia and startup ecosystem. Some of the scholars attending and speaking at the conference include, Dr Sartaj Sahni, University of Florida; IEEE Fellow, Dr. Jagannathan Sarangpani, IEEE Fellow from Missouri University of Science and Technology, USA. Dr. Hong Shen, University of Adelaide, Prof. Madhvan Swaminathan, Georgia Tech.
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CoE sends legal notice to local bodies deptedit
However, architects are permitted to prepare building plans for approval without any limit, and they can use their registration number given by the Council of Architecture. The CoE has demanded deletion in the upper limit of 600 square yards, as well as online registration number based on registration number issued by the Institution of Engineers (India).
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Industry News: Information and Communications
Digitalisation is the bridge between hope and possibilitiesedit
India’s growth story is hard to ignore. Looking back at the year gone by, we see that India has not just leapfrogged but pole-vaulted in the technology space—and this can be put down to India’s success in navigating the road from digital transformation to digital innovation.
AIBlockchainIoTJobs in 2019: Top tech jobs that will see rising demandsedit
Rapid tech transformation in the business landscape was the highlight of 2018. Business processes across industries were overhauled almost overnight on the back of artificial intelligence, machine learning, blockchain, robotics and data analytics. This transformation changed the nature of jobs, making them more tech-centric than ever before. As companies begin hiring technologically-adept individuals, here is a look at the jobs that will be most popular in 2019.
Job OpportunitiesNew TechnologyAI, IoT, Blockchain: Technologies every business should focus onedit
These new technologies should not be harnessed in isolation. Importantly, they should be aligned to both business strategy and, ideally, tied in to existing business systems.
AIIoTTop 5 cybersecurity predictions for 2019edit
With cyber criminals constantly on the lookout for weak entry points, the focus needs to shift from protection & detection to intelligent & automated responses that isolate a cyber attack.
CyberSecurityAI adoption will move from stealth to mainstream modeedit
AI will be key, but only if companies decode how to apply it effectively and accurately within the confines of the business. With Ovum’s ICT Enterprise Insights Survey anticipating that 60 percent of organizations will have an enterprise-wide strategy for AI in 2019, we expect a lot more companies to look for practical ways to bring AI into the business; and a key path will be through having AI embedded into their applications
Artificial IntelligenceIntelligence – Artificial Or Actual?edit
Artificial Intelligence might improve efficiency in HR processes and reshape the way companies think of managing employees, however, it can never replace capabilities or characteristics such as human judgement, human interaction, feelings and emotions.
Artificial IntelligenceMore AI, IoT Based Attacks To Surface Next Year: Symantecedit
In anticipating the major cyber security and privacy trends for the coming year, you can find plenty of clues in the events of the past 12 months. Among the now familiar forms of attack, cyber hacks of major corporate systems and websites continued in 2018 and will inevitably be part of the 2019 cyber security scene.
AICyber SecurityAdoption of AI, IoT and Blockchain to grow in 2019edit
As the year, which saw several AI, ML and IoT innovations hit the headlines, coming to an end in the next few days, Tata Communications sees mainstreaming of Artificial Intelligence and evolution of Internet of Things and block chain in 2019.
AIBlockchainIoTIoT to unlock revenues worth $ 11.1 bn by 2022: Studyedit
In a hyper-connected India, Internet of Things has the potential to reach an estimated 2 billion connections, unlocking revenues of $ 11.1 billion by 2022, according to a new report.
IoTAI can help businesses stay ahead of the curveedit
Disruptive new-generation technologies are seen to have dramatically changed the way businesses run. Enterprises are considering realigning their strategies to retain their market position, and gain advantages through cutting-edge technologies like artificial intelligence (AI), robotics and IoT.
Artificial IntelligenceAdvances in artificial intelligence threaten health data privacy: Studyedit
Advances in artificial intelligence (AI) have created new threats to the privacy of health data, a study has found. The study, published in the journal JAMA Network Open, suggests current laws and regulations are nowhere near sufficient to keep an individual’s health status private in the face of AI development.
Artificial IntelligenceImpact of artificial intelligenceedit
Today’s modern technology has surely made a great impact on the whole globe. So has artificial intelligence (AI) created an astonishing impact on human interaction with machines and devices.
Artificial IntelligenceIT industry to infuse big bucks in automation, AI in 2019edit
It faces threats from rising protectionism, data flow curbs and fast-changing technological shifts, but the Indian IT industry is keeping its hopes high for the new year with plans afoot for big investments in automation and artificial intelligence.
Indian IT IndustryIndia On Its Way to Become World’s Software Automation Capitaledit
The age of automation is well and truly here, and RPA (Robotic Process Automation) is transforming the way organizations operate. A recent global research report by University of London has indicated that workplaces augmented with automation perform tasks 33 percent more effectively.
AutomationRPAMore than 4,000 jobs in Artificial intelligence lying vacant: Studyedit
While 57% organisations hiring for AI look for candidates with five-years-plus experience, the average AI experience of Indian professionals is a mere three years.
AIJob OpportunitiesTech giants focus Artificial Intelligence on healthcare as India joins the bandwagon in 2018edit
While the buzz around Artificial Intelligence (AI) gained ground in 2018, tech giants decided to utilise the Machine Leaning (ML)-based algorithms not just to help enterprises drive growth but also improve healthcare globally and India became an early adaptor.
AIHealthcare2018 in Technology, and What 2019 Holds in store for Enterprise Landscape?edit
The well-known adage, “The only thing constant in life is the change”, holds particularly true for the tech industry. The pace of change in it is also much faster than any other industry, with one piece of technology replacing another, or even going obsolete, in the blink of an eye.
AIIoTIndia’s IT sector will create 250,000 new jobs in 2019edit
As IT companies in India begin to see large deals coming their way after a few subdued years, the sector is geared up to add around 250,000 new jobs in 2019, according to a report by HR and staffing solutions provider TeamLease Services.
Indian IT SectorJobsIndia’s progress on Artificial Intelligence routeedit
India is embracing the use of artificial intelligence in a confident but steady manner. Government agencies, start-ups and large corporations are applying it to various functions and processes.
Artificial IntelligenceRobotics : Technology more than a Machineedit
Robotics is a disruptive technology in a nutshell. Scientists and engineers have worked a lot on Robotics, but there is a lot more to witness about the Robotics Technology. India, taking into consideration, has started innovating robots using different applications.
Robotics5 Artificial Intelligence-Based Attacks That Shocked The World In 2018edit
Botnet attacks and poisoning of machine learning systems have become vogue in this year. With multiple companies losing out on their precious database, customers and information; there’s a new category in the cyber attack. Artificial intelligence has found a new application, it is being used as malware and botnet to attack data and devices more efficiently.
Artificial IntelligenceIoT devices malware grew 73% in Q3 2018: Reportedit
Researchers at global cybersecurity firm McAfee saw an average of 480 new threats per minute and an increase of 73 per cent in malware targeting IoT (Internet of Things) devices.
IoTMalwareArtificial Intelligence Trends to Watch out in 2019edit
The confluence of Artificial Intelligence with the Internet of Things (IoT) has brought enormous possibilities into the light. Information and Communication Technology (ICT) has progressed by leaps and bounds in the last decade, especially with advents in AI. Today, with nearly 2.5 billion smartphone users, the global internet penetration rate has reached 55.1%.
Artificial Intelligence66% organisations ready to switch to 5G networks by 2020, says Gartneredit
According to a new survey by Gartner, Inc, a majority, that is, 66 per cent of organisations have plans to use 5G by 2020. These expect 5G networks to be mainly used for Internet of Things (IoT) communications and video.
5GIndia must get on the IoT highway fastedit
Over 30 billion ‘smart’ devices will be connected by 2020. That’s equivalent to every single person on this planet with not one, but four connected devices. These devices that communicate with each other in real time are known as the Internet of Things or IoT.
Internet of Things5G networks, drones, fast-charging batteries set to transform your life in 2019edit
We are almost at the end of 2018 and 2019 is just around the corner. With each New Year, we are introduced to a fair amount of inventions and technologies. The 21st century till now has been the age of massive technological changes, where some tech innovations have been user-friendly, others are complicated which makes it hard to say whether or not it will make a difference for the people in the future. These technological changes have impacted our lives in a big way and they continue to do the same as time is passing.
5Gbattery technologyThe way forward for Healthcare sector inedit
No one can deny that the Internet of Things (IoT) is the future of healthcare. Artificial intelligence and data analytics are bringing greater opportunities for the sector, offering faster, more effective treatment options that have wider affordability and acceptability.
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Low Power Wireless: Technology of Today and Tomorrowedit
Recent evolution has focused to be a large extent on the Internet of Things (IoT) connectivity where sensors gather and communicate signals and data. End product examples are varied, ranging from smartphones, health and fitness wearable, and home automation, to smart meters and industrial control. All have design constraints that include ultra-low power consumption, low cost, and small physical size.
IoTBusiness Automation – 5 Things to Keep in Mindedit
The world of business today, is abuzz with a plethora of hot topics – Big Data, Cloud, AI, IoT, Block Chain, Social media, Digital – to name a few. As the world is slowly turning towards digitising processes, one of the key things which has grabbed a lot of attention, is business automation.
AutomationArtificial Intelligence Deemed A Game Changer In Indiaedit
Leading research based education institutions in the country are in the forefront of building expertise in this disruptive technology. Other Educational institutions, specifically Engineering Institutions are preparing to adopt to academic programs for their students in this technology. However, AI is expected to have impact across all areas and hence, there is a need to have Medical Students, Finance Professionals and Management students to have necessary exposure as well.
Artificial IntelligenceInternet of Things for industrial automationedit
The company licenses its software onc a per user licensing basis and for IoT, on a per equipment basis. “The platform allows their clients to work with system integrators to customise their solution. We also do it on ourpart if wanted. We give them self service dashboards as well. (IOT, AI)
IoTHere is How IoT brings a Disruption into the Retail Industryedit
In-car retail IoT is setting new benchmarks in self-driving cars The upcoming AutoMobility LA is all set to explore the retail possibilities into autonomous vehicles. The concept involves a vehicle-commerce platform where consumers can shop directly from their vehicles through a safe and convenient connected car experience without any driver distraction. Payments are through a digital wallet compartment such that customers
IoT5 Technology Trends That Can Change The Way We Do Businessedit
Enterprise adoption of process automation technologies will continue with the same vigor as the technologies are expected to make the enterprises nimble, data-centric and quick to make decisions across geographies. More importantly, process automation will also help enterprises to go beyond the simple operational and efficiency gains made with basic automation to tap new revenue opportunities.
AutomationTech TrendsHow could we secure Internet of Things?edit
IoT is not left unfamiliar anymore. IoT has been contributing to a great number of fields, either it is the medical aspect or the industrial one, IoT has played a big role in all major industries. IoT has achieved a lot in itself in these few years. But, when it comes to the IoT security, organizations face a lot of challenges.
IoTEvolution of Internet: Clubbing robot and IoT the next great leap forward?edit
The Internet of Things is a popular vision of objects with internet connections sending information back and forth to make our lives easier and more comfortable. And across entire cities, interconnected devices are doing everything from increasing the efficiency of transport to flood detection.
IoTRoboticsWorld is competing to create Artificial Intelligence-related jobsedit
China and the USA lead the way in creating AI-related jobs with both nations currently in a two-way competition for who can develop AI the fastest. India ranks 5th in the world competing with the UK and Germany, but still is a long way behind China, USA and Japan, data from robotics process automation firm UiPath shows.
Artificial IntelligenceJobsTOP 5 DATA SCIENCE TRENDS TO WATCH IN 2019edit
Data science covers a vast network of topics under its umbrella including Deep learning, IoT, AI and various others. It is a comprehensive amalgamation of data inference, analysis, algorithm computation and technology to solve multifaceted business problems.
AIData ScienceIoTFour technologies modern retailers can leverageedit
In today’s digital world where humans and technology-powered systems interact in more connected and intelligent ways, enterprises that strive to achieve future growth realize that it is critical to lead with digital innovation to keep up with the expectations of an increasingly discerning end user. Those who don’t move fast enough will be forced out of the market.
ARBlockchainIoTDecision makers see positive impact from IoT, AI, predictive analytics: Studyedit
The study ‘The Cycle of Progress’ by Tata Communications found that41% of board members and 33% of C-level executives believe that they are leading their industry in adopting new technologies, as compared to 18% of directors and 14% of department heads.
AIIoTIndustrial Revolution 4.0: Walk The Tech Talkedit
Industrial revolutions have all been disruptive as they have turned the tables of the prevailing industries during the periods before them. Currently, we are transitioning to a revolution that is more technological than industrial as it is the culmination of the Third Industrial Revolution. The Fourth Industrial Revolution is blurring the lines between the physical, digital, and biological spheres with emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence, Internet of Things (IoT), nanotechnology, biotechnology, virtual reality (VR), 3D printing, autonomous cars and quantum computing.
Industrial Revolution 4.0Digital twins – connecting information and insights through the entire project lifecycleedit
Merely capturing and representing physical conditions, including IoT inputs, can never be sufficient to understand, analyze, or model intended improvements. It is necessary to comprehend the “digital DNA” captured in the project or asset’s engineering specifications. This is what Bentley Systems is largely enabling.
Digital TwinIoT7 Technology Trends to Impact Business In 2019edit
With the increasing dependency on technology, hanging on to old methods of yesterday’s internet, even as an idea, seems obsolete. The current world of business welcomes you with wide open arms as long as your business is driven by good technology.
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THE COMBINATION OF RPA AND AI BRINGS NEW BUSINESS ERAedit
While a few organizations may very well consider automating their IT tasks, RPA likewise means to help them rehashing the manner in which they work together, uplifting their consumer loyalty and fortifying employees’ work values. RPA utilizes programming and methods that are equipped for exploiting the most recent technologies like artificial learning, machine learning, voice recognition, and natural language processing to take automation to a bigger dimension.
AIRPAA new acronym for the Indian IT enterprise: RIDEedit
Most of us in the business world are stuck in the rut of daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly deadlines and planning cycles. For the privileged few who are freed of these short cycles and are responsible for an organization’s strategy, it is the future that beckons. However, that almost everything we seek to do in the digital world has been done before, all we need to know is where to look.
Indian IT IndustryView: As machines turn smarter with AI, leaders need to be more humanedit
“Is digital out and Artificial Intelligence (AI) in?” Our answer is AI doesn’t replace digital technology but allows organisations to derive higher value from their digital and non-digital assets. AI helps organisations move towards a datadriven, customer-centric and operationally efficient culture.
Artificial IntelligenceTOP TRENDS AND EXPECTATIONS FROM ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN 2019edit
AI has shown immense potential to make our lives much easier, a fact which does not stop in our homes, as businesses constantly come up with new ways to use AI to engage with customers, make processes easier and pull revenues to new highs. The effectiveness and popularity of AI-powered chatbots in recent years has catapulted an increased interest in how artificial intelligence is deployed to improve the results of ad campaigns.
Artificial IntelligenceIndustrial automation: Focus beyond efficiencyedit
The Fourth Industrial Revolution has kicked in and the verticalised industrial world, where each industry stuck to its core expertise and competed with peers in the same vertical, has suddenly changed. Organisations have started expanding beyond their boundaries by leveraging their expertise, to take up a totally different industry segment
AutomationFourth Industrial RevolutionArtificial Intelligence to power news media? Google partners with Polis for new ‘Journalism AI’ projectedit
To help news industry use Artificial Intelligence (AI) in more innovative ways, Google has announced a partnership with Polis, the international journalism think-tank at London School of Economics and Political Science, to create “Journalism AI”.
Artificial IntelligenceIndustrial IoT Trends 2019: Progress in 5G holds the keys for IIoTedit
Industrial IoT Trends 2019: 2018 has been all about lot of talk of 5G: when would networks be deployed, which operators were testing what, and which region would lead the 5G race? As the costs and complexities of rolling out the next generation standard have crystallised, however, the industry’s attitude has sobered.
5GIIoTBig Data: The Driving Force for Logistics Automationedit
Big Data refers to extremely large data sets, from several sources that are often available real-time and that cannot be managed by traditional data processing systems. Advanced statistical programs, machine and deep learning algorithms can process this data and generate patterns, trends and implementable business insights. This has enabled companies to not only make instant decisions to increase efficiency but also to automatically adjust their robotic processes via a continuous feedback and improvement loop powered by big data analytics.
AutomationBig DataIf AI is creating goods at a lower cost by automating things, we should rejoice: David Woodedit
India has great potential. First of all because it has got so many people and many are educated. India can lead the world in healthcare initiatives. Indians are not afraid to innovate and have some of the world-class healthcare facilities.
Artificial IntelligenceBig data and Artificial Intelligence – key elements in worldwide developmentedit
Using big data in worldwide development refers to a concept of identification of sources of big data relevant to the policies and planning for development programs.It contrasts from both “conventional” development data and what the mainstream media call “big data.” A central issue in global development today is considered the absence of high-quality and accessible data in poor and developing countries.
AIBig DataData analytics helps enterprises use digital technologies better: Infosysedit
The study revealed that allied technologies like Artificial Intelligence (AI), Internet of Things (IoT) and Cloud were effective in delivering business outcomes when combined with data analytics. Titled “Endless possibilities with data: Navigate from now to your next”, the study found that functions across an organisation were benefiting from data.
Data Analytics5G and How it Will Transform Experiential Marketingedit
We live and breathe in the era of IOT (internet of things). Our lives are connected through the devices we use. The next generation of internet connectivity is due and the Gods of technology have blessed us with 5G. The fifth generation of the internet is way more complicated than it sounds as there are certain specifications and requirements that need to be met before the rollout happens.
5GIoTThe new wave of edge computingedit
According to Gartner, the worldwide public cloud services market is projected to grow 17.3 per cent in 2019 to total $206.2 billion. The connectivity between people and data is creating billions of new relationships that are all powered by the cloud.
Edge ComputingIoTIoT Heralds New Trends in Factory Automation for Improved Outputedit
In the recent past, factory automation has been witnessing several changes, thanks to technological advancement that has led to a seminal improvement in the operations. There has been more efficiency in the factory processes along with higher reliability and a conspicuous improvement in the quality of the output as well. With the coming in of intelligent sensors and universal connectivity, the necessity for operator intervention in manual settings or in open control loops is becoming increasingly lesser while closed-loop controls too is changing.
AutomationIoTThree Ways IoT Is Disrupting The Modern Enterprisesedit
In today’s digital world where humans and technology-powered systems interact in more connected and intelligent ways, enterprises that strive to achieve future growth realize that it is critical to lead with digital innovation to keep up with the expectations of an increasingly discerning end user.
IoTModern EnterpriseRobotics is revolutionising your shopping experience: Everything you need to knowedit
The fulfilment process in a warehouse can constitute up to 25% of supply chain costs. To keep costs down, some retailers have adopted advanced technologies such as AI and robotics to ensure they build a supply chain to manage current requirements, as well as to cope with future growth.
E-commerceRoboticsHow digital transformation technology is driving manufacturing industryedit
Digital technology is shaping businesses and reducing conventional ways of structuring and conducting them. In a nutshell, digital transformations are happening in leaps and bounds and as far as the packaging industry is concerned, it has run on set business models until recently. With digitisation has come efficiency in conducting businesses.
Digital TransformationManufacturingCyborg: Manufacturing the man-machineedit
Mechanisation in manufacturing is directly proportional to job complexity. That apart, hazardous tasks — exposing humans to chemicals or physical dangers — are more likely to be done by robots than humans.
AutomationManufacturingWHAT JOBS WILL BE REPLACED BY ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE OR TECHNOLOGY?edit
Simply, it can be assumed that most jobs will ultimately get replaced by technology. And no one is safe. Artificial Intelligence will very soon capture the role of many white-collar jobs too, just like machines have taken away many blue-collar jobs and the tractors reduced many farming jobs.
Artificial IntelligenceJob OpportunitiesThe future of machine ethicsedit
The advent of the industrial age in the West saw machines take center stage in human society. And human beings used the higher productivity of these machines to transform human lives for the better. Standards of living, life expectancy and quality of life improved exponentially.
Artificial IntelligenceMachine LearningOptimizing facilities and sustainability management with IoT and AIedit
In India, where most energy is still derived from non-renewable sources such as coal, better building facilities management significantly impacts the economy
AIIoT‘Internet of Things’ future of farm startups: Expertsedit
Experts in the field of farm and related technologies expressed their agreement over use of the Internet of Things (IOT) which can bring a win-win situation both for entrepreneurs and farmers.
AgricultureIoTIndustry News: Future of Mobility
Electronics ministry seeks proposals to support local R&D of EV sub-systemsedit
Electric Vehicles
Hybrid car boom: A reason to be bullish on palladiumedit
Palladium, this year’s hottest metal, is used mainly to cut pollution from gasoline engines. Yet anyone betting that the rise of electric vehicles will curb demand anytime soon is likely to be disappointed, according to the metal’s top producer.
Hybrid CarsYear 2018 in review: Auto industry shows mixed trendsedit
Year 2018 turned out to be a mixed bag for the domestic automobile industry. While the commercial vehicle industry that remained in doldrums for most part of the last three years registered a full turnaround this year and returned to the high growth trajectory, passenger vehicle manufacturers found the going tough, especially in the second half of the year after a rather dour festive season.
Auto Industry TrendsElectric bus eBuzz K9 begins trial run in Delhiedit
The Delhi Government has initiated the trials of zero emission and noise free Olectra-BYD’s 12 Meter electric bus – eBuzz K9. The bus features integrated regenerative braking recovers 30 per cent of lost braking energy and comes with high power AC charging in 3-4 hours. The bus can run upto 300 km on a single recharge. The electric bus has a seating capacity of 36, including the driver.
e busDriverless Cars Won’t Be Introduced In India — Road Ministry To Focus On Electric Vehicles Insteadedit
The Road Transport & Highway Minister, Nitin Gadkari has announced that driverless cars (self-driving cars) will not be allowed in India. Delivering a speech at a recent event, the minister told News18 that India should concentrate more on electric vehicles rather than driverless cars.
Driverless carEVBig boost! Now your mobile phones, laptops and electric vehicles batteries will last longeredit
Scientists say they have increased the capacity of lithium-ion batteries — used in mobile phones, laptops and electric vehicles — by 15 per cent. The efficiency was increased by adding a solid electrolyte to the battery’s cathode or the positively charged electrode, said researchers from Peter the Great St Petersburg Polytechnic University (SPbPU) in Russia.
EV BatteriesIn A Big EV Push, Finance Ministry Directs All Govt Bodies To Prefer Electric Vehicles For Official Useedit
Government’s continued efforts to increase the electric vehicle (EV) adoption in the country has finally reached its own home. Soon after the Power Ministry issued its final guidelines and standards for EV charging infrastructure, making it easier for individuals and organisations to set up an EV charging infrastructure, the Finance Ministry has now given a boost to the scenario by asking all the government departments to look at EVs as the first priority for cars for officials in the capital region, as per a recent TOI report
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The future where India will make its movesedit
The future of mobility offers an opportunity for existing players and disruptors to upset the league tables and lead product creation
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On Road To Clean Energy, Auto Sector Eyes Election Year Boost To Salesedit
While hybrids, CNG and biofuels found favour in 2018 among many carmakers including Maruti Suzuki, Mercedes-Benz, Toyota and Honda, others such as M&M and Tata Motors have shown full faith in electric vehicles.
Electric VehiclesAccelerating electric mobility: Could Delhi’s EV policy be a game changer?edit
The policy focuses on two key vehicle segments i.e. two-wheelers and public/shared transport. These segments together contribute to about 55 per cent of PM and 50 per cent of NOx emissions.
Electric VehiclesLocal EV makers drive ecosystem for green mobilityedit
Even as the Telangana government hunts for that one big name in the electric vehicle (EV) space that can help fire up the EV ecosystem in the state, many local players are revving up their game to cater to the growing demand for green mobility.
Electric VehiclesOpinion: What other countries can learn from India’s electric vehicle dreamedit
We’ve been trying to fight climate change the way China has developed — through giant, centralized endeavors. That’s failing. Perhaps we should think instead about doing it the way India develops: through individual initiative, micro-enterprise, and strategic deregulation
Electric VehiclesEV push: Auto industry calls for middle pathedit
According to a report by The Times of India, a note prepared by NITI Aayog proposed incentives of Rs 25,000-50,000 in the first year for those buying electric two-wheelers, three-wheelers, and cars. The revamped policy has been drafted after Prime Minister Narendra Modi rejected an earlier draft and asked bureaucrats to ensure that batteries were incentivised to lower costs, instead of offering sops to automakers, says the report.
electric vehiNitin Gadkari warns EV makers against compromising on qualityedit
The minister for road transport and highways also urged the EV component makers not to import cheap quality products from China, which lower down the life of vehicles and thereby discourage large-scale adoption.
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Heavy industries ministry has proposed customs duty cut on EV parts to FinMin: UN Anant Geeteedit
Union Minister Anant Geete said on December 21 the Department of Heavy Industries has proposed slashing of customs duty on parts of electric vehicles (EVs) to the finance ministry, which has to take a call on it. “We have requested (reduction of import tariff) to the finance ministry.
Electric VehiclesIncentivising electric vehicles is fine but govt must act on clean power to begin withedit
NITI recommends giving EVs an incentive of Rs 25,000-50,000 in the first year of implementation if its suggestions becomes policy. The incentive is proposed to be directly transferred to EV buyers’ accounts. However, addressing pollution through incentives for EVs is only a half-measure.
Electric VehiclesTap green cess instead of taxing cars to push EVs: Siamedit
Automobile manufacturers have requested the government’s policy think tank to tap into the green cess and additional road taxes imposed on certain types of vehicles to incentivize the sale of electric vehicles (EVs). The plea from the Society of Indian Automobile Manufacturers (Siam) follows a report by NITI Aayog proposing the concept of feebate prevailing in several countries in Europe and Canada to cross-subsidize electric vehicles by imposing more taxes on traditional diesel- and petrol-run vehicles.
Electric VehiclesCentre issues guidelines on charging stations for electric vehicles, brings much-needed clarityedit
The ‘Charging Infrastructure for Electric Vehicles-Guidelines and Standards’ circular, sent out this week, aims to enable the faster adoption of EVs and support the development of EV charging businesses throughout the country.
Electric VehiclesGovt may consider cess on conventional vehicles to promote EVs on Thursdayedit
The meeting of the Committee of Secretaries on Total Mobility to be chaired by Cabinet Secretary PK Sinha is expected to take up the Feebate proposal by Niti Aayog to levy cess on polluting vehicles to subsidise zero emission ones, mostly electric vehicles.
Electric VehiclesOpinion | India’s 1st step towards EVs raises concerns tooedit
The guidelines released recently by the power ministry for setting up charging infrastructure will go a long way in allaying the apprehensions of existing and prospective manufacturers of electric vehicles in India. The guidelines can be considered the first major step taken by India to push electric mobility but leave a lot of unanswered questions. However, let’s take a look at the positives first.
Electric VehiclesAre electric vehicles really zero emission?edit
Electric cars have generated a lot of discussion in recent years. Often hailed as the future of transportation – primarily due to growing environmental concerns around burning fossil fuels – their popularity has soared. But this doesn’t tell the whole story. Despite their reputation as ‘zero emission’ vehicles, there are many aspects that point to how electric vehicles need to improve before they are the final solution for environmental issues.
Electric VehiclesDriverless cars cannot be allowed in India, EVs to remain in focus: Nitin Gadkari.edit
The minister further elaborated that the need of the hour in India is electric vehicles that are less polluting and more energy-efficient than cars running on conventional fossil fuels, adding that driverless cars would affect jobs of cab drivers.
Electric VehiclesExperts hail e-vehicle draft policy of govtedit
Several industry lead ers and experts in elec tric mobility on Tues day hailed the draft Electric Vehicle Policy 2018 of the Delhi government as the “best in India” as stakehold ers held day-long consultations on the policy. The consultation was organised by the Delhi gov ernment’s Dialogue and Development Commis sion (DDC) in partnership with the Rocky Mountain Institute.
Electric VehiclesEV charging station guidelines to support dual platformsedit
The Government of India has asked all public electric vehicle (EV) charging stations to install both Japanese and Euro/US-spec connectors for electric vehicles.
Electric VehcilesElectric vehicle (EV) chargers open homes to cyberattackersedit
The growing popularity of electric vehicles led Kaspersky Lab experts to check widely available domestic chargers that include a remote access feature. Kaspersky Lab experts have discovered that electric vehicle (EV) chargers supplied by a major vendor carry vulnerabilities that can be exploited by cyberattackers, and that the consequences of a successful attack could include damage to the home electricity network. While modern electric vehicles are tested constantly for vulnerabilities, some of their essential accessories, such as the battery chargers, often remain neglected.
Electric VehiclesNew guidelines pave way for home and office charging of EVs in Indiaedit
India’s shift towards the electric vehicles is a part of the strategy to fulfil its climate change commitments. As part of India’s commitments to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, it has to cut its carbon footprint by 33-35% from its 2005 levels by 2030.
electric carsElectric cars can likely be charged at homes and offices soonedit
Electric cars and scooters can now be charged at homes with priority access to electricity from power utilities, reports Mint. Electric cars can likely be charged at homes and offices soon According to the report, new guidelines were issued on Friday by Anoop Singh Bisht, under secretary in the power ministry, to all Union ministries and departments and the chief secretaries of states and Union territories.
Electric CarCheaper Green Vehicles Need of Hour, Not Driverless Cars, Says Gadkari at News18’s Tech and Auto Awardsedit
Further elaborating his point, Gadkari said, “The need of the hour is electric vehicles that are less polluting and more energy-efficient than cars running on conventional fossil fuels.” The minister also raised concerns about self-driving cars taking over the jobs of cab drivers in the country.
Green vehiclesCentre issues EV charger guidelines, existing EV users won’t be able to use fast chargeedit
In a much-needed push for adoption of electric vehicles (EVs), the Ministry of Power has issued the guidelines and standards for the EV charging infrastructure in India. In what has been seen as a chicken-and-egg situation, the clarity on EV charging standards may provide some respite to companies keen to plug into the EV charging business.
EV ChargingElectric vehicles will change the way 80% of Indians moveedit
Private equity fund manager Sun Group, which focuses on emerging markets, has recently created its own real estate development platform with Bengaluru-based developer Vista Spaces. In 2006, the company co-sponsored one of India’s earliest real estate focused funds worth $630 million and associated with leading developers like Shriram Properties, Sobha Developers and Godrej Properties. The group invests alongside world-class sovereign pension fund investors
Electric VehiclesCities, highways identified for EV charging infraedit
Homegrown players Mahindra & Mahindra and Tata Motors are manufacturing electric cars, which are being supplied to EESL. At least half a dozen players are active in the electric scooter space. State transport undertakings are adopting electric buses manufactured by players like Olectra and Tata Motors
EVBattery-run vehicles to cut down fuel expenditureedit
The centre plans to implement the scheme all over the country by 2030. As a prelude to this, NITI Aayog and Rocky Mountain Institute, America, in 2017, conducted a feasibility study of electric vehicles in the country. The study found that if all vehicles switch to batteries by 2030, a profit of Rs 3.9 lakh cr could be made every year on the capital expenditure of crude oil imports.
battery technologyUrban mobility shifts gear in Bhubaneswaredit
A status and usage report of the Bhubaneswar Smart City Limited, which has executed the projects along with the Capital Region Urban Transport (Crut) and Bhubaneswar Development Authority (BDA), has revealed that both the services have won the appreciation of a good number users. The report said that since the launching of the Mo Bus service on November 6 with 125 new buses, the number of riders has crossed 50,000 with a daily average of 1,000 commuters.
Urban MobilityGST council may slap cess on cars to boost e-vehiclesedit
The GST council may raise cess on cars to mobilise resources for providing subsidy to electric vehicles. The move is also aimed at reducing dependency on fossil fuel through promotion of green energy sources. The government levies a GST (goods and services tax) of 28 per cent besides a cess of 15 per cent. The cess on bigger cars like mid-sized sedans and SUVs is higher and may be raised to 25 per cent.
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Experts oppose swappable battery suggestion in electronic vehicle policy of Kerala Read more at: //economictimes.indiatimes.com/articleshow/67061942.cms?utm_source=contentofinterest&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=cppstedit
Automobile industry experts have opposed some of the terms in the electronic vehicle policy drafted by the Kerala government which has set a target of putting 1 million electric vehicles on road by 2022.
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Govt may levy another tax on fossil fuel cars, SUVs to drive electric vehicle growthedit
To discourage buyers of new car buyers powered by petrol and diesel engines, the Centre is believed to be contemplating slapping a cess on all fossil fuel cars and SUVs that will be used to incentivise sale of electric cars.This move will help cut direct subsidy given by the government on purchase of fully electric and hybrid vehicles, including two and three-wheelers, under the Faster Adoption and Manufacturing of Electric and Hybrid Vehicle (FAME) scheme.
electric carsIndia’s electric vehicle push must integrate major thrust on e-bikesedit
With India planning to shift one-third of its vehicles to electric fleet by 2030, the government has launched a series of policy measures and incentives to promote electric and hybrid cars. The policy thrust on electric vehicles is aimed at enabling the country cut down on its excessive oil imports as well as address concerns over poor air quality across major cities.
Electric VehiclesHigh-rises to make way for e-vehiclesedit
The high-rise structures in the city will have to reserve space in their parking bays for electric vehicles or EVs in the near future. The Bangalore Electricity Supply Company Limited (Bescom), which has been entrusted with the task of making Bengaluru the EV capital of India, in a bid to encourage more commuters to ditch the traditional internal combustion engine vehicles and switch over to EVs has undertaken a slew of measures.
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MoU signed on electric vehicle policy for three citiesedit
In line with the National Electric Mobility Mission Plan 2020, the state government has recognised the need for the transition to EVs and formulated the Kerala Electric Vehicle Policy.
Electric VehiclesFortum India and Business Sweden launch EV innovation challengeedit
This challenge aims to accelerate electrification of three wheelers in India through jointly developing a battery swap system specially tailored for light electric vehicles (LEVs) in the country. The partners said that taking LEV battery swapping to the next level requires designing digital infrastructure and developing hardware to support a sustainable business model.
Electric VehiclesE-mobility needed for sustainable transportedit
Most Indian cities not only experience increasing traffic congestion, but also are confronted with severe air pollution, which is a matter of concern for all people living in urban areas. In order to address the problem of air pollution, the government, in 2013, promoted the National Electric Mobility Mission Plan (NEMMP), 2020 for achieving national fuel security by promoting hybrid and electric vehicles.
e-mobilityLack of EV policy not to hamper eco-friendly vehicles’ launch in India: Kiaedit
Indian government policies are not clear at the moment. We don’t know the future policy but seeing the global market circumstances, there is a big direction (towards EVs)
EV PolicyElectric Vehicle infrastructure to have large pie in FAME II schemeedit
The second phase of Rs 5,500-crore FAME India scheme will have a major portion for development of electric vehicle charging infrastructure alongside local manufacturing of lithium-ion batteries, which form the core of electric vehicles, according to an official aware of the development.
Electric VehiclesIndia Preparing For The Future, May Soon Cut Import Duty On Electric Vehicle Partsedit
Slowly but gradually, Indian authorities are making efforts to embrace the electric vehicle culture in India. Building on this, the Heavy Industries Ministry has now proposed to the Department of Revenue that the customs duty on parts of electric vehicles (EV) which currently attract import tariff should be reduced.
Electric VehiclesDelhi government launches draft EV policy: Here’s what experts have to sayedit
Last month, the Delhi government came out with its draft electric vehicles (EV) policy, targeting 25 percent of all new vehicle registrations to be electric by 2023 through the subsidy for such autos, rickshaws and two-wheelers, among others
EV PolicyElectric bus batteries to be used to store solar energyedit
Batteries from electric bus route 55 in Gothenburg, Sweden, are getting a second lease of life for solar energy storage. It is part of a research project where Volvo Buses, Göteborg Energi, Riksbyggen and Johanneberg Science Park are working together to examine electricity storage in apartment blocks that have their own electricity production via solar panels.
Electric BusInfra for charging EVs is not an urgent neededit
Unlike petrol, which isn’t available at home, EVs can be charged at home. So why would anybody need public infrastructure? The main reason for charging away from home is needing juice away from home, and we want to do it as quickly as possible.
EV ChargingHeavy Industries Ministry proposes import duty cuts on more EV partsedit
The Heavy Industries Ministry has proposed reducing customs duty on parts of electric vehicles which are currently not exempted from import tariff to the Department of Revenue, according to senior officials.
Electric VehiclesElectric cars can do to auto what smartphones did to telecomedit
Indeed the move towards zero-emission cars, slow as it seems today, may be inexorable. Electric vehicles are still a minuscule segment owing to teething problems—like lack of charging infrastructure and high prices of lithium ion batteries that power them.
Electric VehiclesExclusive: Incentivising hybrids is like taking three steps backwards, says Tata Motors MDedit
The 58 year-old chief executive said incentivising hybrid cars will upset investments lined up by private companies who have designed business plans as per government’s guidance of going fully electric as a long term policy. On the sidelines of unveiling the Harrier SUV, Butschek was reacting to a media report that stated the government’s intent to restore the withdrawn incentives on hybrid cars.
Hybrid CarsCompanies line up plans for lithium-ion batteries productionedit
Over a dozen companies, ranging from auto component manufacturers to power and energy solutions providers, have rolled out plans to make lithiumion batteries locally, to cash in on the rush for green vehicles.
e-vehiclesLi-ion batteriesNiti Aayog explores Feebate model to promote electric vehiclesedit
In a bid to make electric vehicles (EV) more attractive, the government think-tank Niti Aayog is exploring a Feebate(Fee and rebate) model. Based on the ‘polluter pays’ principle the concept works by levying a fee or penalty on polluting vehicles and offering a rebate or a reward on the lesser polluting ones.
Electric VehiclesPolicyGreat News For India’s Electric Vision, Country To Get 6,500 EV Charging Stations In The Nextedit
As the Indian automobile industry moves towards the electric vehicle (EV) culture, EV Motors India Pvt Ltd has initiated its drive to bring electric charging stations to the country. The company plans to bring as many as 6500 charging stations in partnership with DLF, Delta Electronics India and ABB India over a course of 5 years. The aim, however, has been started by setting up the the first EV charging outlet in Gurugram.
EV ChargingCan Delhi Have 25% E-Vehicles By 2023? Kejriwal Govt’s Latest Plan to Curb Pollutionedit
A target to ensure that a quarter of new vehicle registrations in Delhi be electric and with tenders for electric buses be floated this month, the Delhi government is trying to move towards what it believes is the future of transportation – zero emission vehicles. The Delhi government has long argued that the future of public transport in Delhi was “zero emission” buses and not CNG or other forms.
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A critical moment for climate change talksedit
Just transition, nature-based solutions (NBS) and e-mobility have a resonance with the steps that India has taken to fulfil its climate obligations. Just transition refers to the importance of proactively managing socio-economic challenges arising out of the transitions from business-as-usual pathways to a decarbonised economy.
Climate Changee-mobilityDelhi gov upcoming EV policy addresses concerns to combat air pollutionedit
The Delhi government on Tuesday came out with its draft electric vehicles policy, targeting 25 per cent of all new vehicle registrations to be electric by 2023 through the subsidy for such autos, rickshaws, and two-wheelers, among others.
EV PolicyConstruction on $4 billion Indonesia EV battery project begins January 2019edit
Developers will begin building a lithium battery project in Morowali, on the Indonesian island of Sulawesi, on Jan. 11, Coordinating Maritime Minister Luhut Pandjaitan said on Friday.
EV ChargingIoT applications for businesses and benefits for the fleet industryedit
In the near future, even mundane tools like frying pans will be connected to the ‘Internet of Things’ (IoT), allowing them to be controlled by mobile or remote devices. The development of ground-breaking technologies with the potential to connect the world on a grander scale is expanding the IoT at an unprecedented rate. In today’s world, countless tools and devices – from everyday appliances to industrial-scale equipment – are rapidly becoming ‘smart.’
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Higher education must still go globaledit
Students and organisations are acutely aware of two phenomena. The first one is that global companies still seek both academic achievers and globally experienced managers. We know that MBA and university students who have lived overseas have better problem-solving skills. They are also more trusting of others. Recently, cross-cultural relationships and even international romances have been shown to enhance creative performance.
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Bucking skills’ shortage, attrition, Indian IT industry goes digitaledit
Embracing disruptive technologies to stay ahead of the curve, the buoyant Indian IT industry made digital business its growth driver in 2018, despite facing a shortage of skills and double-digit attrition.
UpskillingEver-evolving educationedit
Technology is everywhere! And, it didn’t work out well on the employment front, snatching away many possible opportunities but like everything, there is a part of the glass which is half full. The students registering themselves for the online STEM courses bring attention to that half-full part. This trend of online classes seems to catch on more predominantly in the upcoming year.
EducationHigher education 2018: Far from turning the pageedit
Despite all the good intentioned policy announcements, academicians and some of the business leaders involved with the running of some of the institutes argue that there are still a lot of grey areas.
Higher EducationChallenges and opportunities in Indian higher educationedit
While there is much talk of Industrial Revolution 4.0, it is important to recognise that India first should endeavour to ensure a basic international standard expected in its Universities or Institutions operating at National, State and Regional level.Indian universities are finding it difficult to grab a position among top 100 or top 200 Universities of the World. Some of the generic challenges observed are at level of operation or control of these universities or institutions and may serve as an input in prioritising going ahead.
Higher Education4 Important trends in education sector to expect in 2019!edit
The value of education in any society is uncontested – in fact, its relevance in today’s world is possibly far greater compared to most aspects of human life. It is probably for this reason that the World Development Report 2018 published by the World Bank, in a first, focussed solely on education.
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‘Problem of employability of engineers should be addressed in college itself’edit
It is a known fact that India produces the maximum number of engineers in the world but a majority of them are not employable. Engineering employability quotient basically revolves around different aspects such as analytical, behavioral and communication skills. Many of the engineering graduates have good analytical skills but score low on behavioral and communication skills and hence are not successful in getting a job.
EngineeringInternational practices in assessment and accreditation at higher educationedit
With the advent of Higher Education’s (University/ Institutes) cross border initiatives,an international market of accreditation services is also emerging giving shape and form to a consistent quality assurance framework in line with national policies for Higher Education and establishing benchmarks for the same.
Higher Education53% not job-ready: Report bares poor higher educationedit
More than half of those who pass out of higher educational institutions in India are not employable, a little above 5% workforce in the country is skilled and engineering graduates have no connect with the industry in which they work.
Higher EducationEnabling Modern Agriculture Through IoTedit
To achieve this growth, modern agriculture in India is undergoing a fresh wave of revival by adopting technologically sophisticated manufacturing processes that will lead to better crop yields. Our current farming practices have truly entered the automated digital age led by the Internet of Things (IoT). Digital technology has become a powerful ally in aiding farmers’ decision-making, productivity and competitiveness.
AgricultureLife Skills – A Requirement For Today’s Higher Education Landscapeedit
It’s clear we live in a world that is more fluid and rapidly changing than ever – and slowly but surely, fixed skill sets are being pushed out in favour of flexible ones. To produce better talent, it’s time for higher education institutes to focus more on soft and interpersonal skills just as much as traditional ones if we’re to see our future generations of graduates to their full potential.
Higher EducationE-Learning Defining The Role Of Future Education In Indiaedit
Today’s education system in India could learn much from its ancient predecessors, which placed great importance on vocational training and on teaching each student according to their aptitude and ability. Too many of today’s college graduates find their skills and knowledge are out of step with those needed in the modern workplace.
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Here’s how EdTech can bring revolutionary change in Indiaedit
Education Technology, familiarly referred to as EdTech or Edu-Tech, carries the potential of bringing revolutionary change in how far, how deep, and how well the education is disseminated across the globe.
EduTechDisrupt And Innovate Educationedit
Once limited by geography, students in remote areas can now access education and learn in a way they never could before. It also means that a greater range of educational providers have come into play. Universities and other higher education providers owe it to themselves and their students to keep up with this education disruption. If they embrace all the challenges and possibilities of this digital age, the promise of a better education for next generation students awaits and they’re worth it. If not they will fall by the wayside.
EducationUniversities should consult industry on designing courses to make students employableedit
Around the world, universities are seen as hubs of innovation where experts from varied fields come together to share their ideas for developing new technologies, systems and processes. Such innovation originating from universities usually attracts huge demand from industry. This results in diversified products and market development, which leads to the nation gaining a competitive edge in the world markets.
Industry Academia CollaborationArtificial Intelligence creates more jobs, takes them away tooedit
Engineering education in India is being criticized for churning out unemployable graduates in large numbers. Most of them seem to lack communication skills and find themselves at a loss when asked to solve practical challenges in the workplace. Technologies such as AI and Virtual Reality can help monitor and identify personal preferences and aptitudes.
AIJob OpportunitiesUGC holds back approval for 19 additions proposed for Institute of Eminence statusedit
Three days after the government announced that 19 more institutes have been recommended for the Institute of Eminence status by an expert panel, the University Grants Commission on Monday curiously held back approval for the same at a meeting in New Delhi.
Institute of EminenceIs Higher Education preparing youth rightly for challenges ahead?edit
Why should an engineering student be taught only how to make airplanes, Why can’t a mass-comm student fly drones, and why can’t a hotel management student repair his own microwave oven. It is also about skilling and making. We must be adequately diverse in our approach to education, yet giving the depth at the right time to the right candidate. The basic premise of this approach is to bring sense of responsibility and accountability towards all disciplines and trades amongst student and faculty. Diversity is the key driver in the effort.
Higher EducationTransitioning From Good To Great: What Makes A University Stand Outedit
India’s educational institutions are decades behind embracing this kind of shift in thinking and pedagogy. The sheer challenge and compulsions of demand have taken innovation away from them. For those that are experimenting, the numbers they deal with are miniscule in comparison to what India needs. Indeed, some of the better educational institutions in the private space cater to 2000 or 3000 students only because of the fairly widespread belief that scale and quality are incompatible.
EducationHow Artificial Intelligence is helping universities design a curriculum for future jobs that don’t exist nowedit
Artificial Intelligence is changing the dynamics of the education industry. We are studying for future jobs that don’t exist now. So, how can we design a curriculum to prepare students for those?
AIEngineering CurriculumIs Artificial Intelligence The Way Forward For Education In Indiaedit
Over the past few decades, new technologies have truly transformed every aspect of our world, from scientific and industrial development to day-to-day activities in our personal space. And, whenever a new technology is introduced to the masses, the way people interact with each other and envision their lives has shifted drastically. The truth is, we only realize the redundancies of our current practices after we are introduced to a new technology that makes our daily activities efficient. And, once we adopt new technology, we get set in new ways, unable to imagine how we ever lived without these developments before!
AIEducationIndia’s Architects of the Upskilling Revolution Finally Get a Platform to Boost Skills of IT Employeesedit
As the IT upskilling revolution gathers steam, the chief architects of training programs & organizational development at multinational organizations – the Learning & Development (L&D) professionals – are flocking to Connect L&D, a dedicated research platform established by SpringPeople, exclusively for L&D leaders & professionals.
IT UpskillingAccreditation Management Startup For Higher Education Institutionsedit
Epaathsala provides higher education institutions in India a structured project management and ICT tool to manage their compliances. Suman Nandy, Founder, Epaathsala on how the startup is helping institutions prepare for accreditations, including international ones, using cutting-edge technologies
AccreditationInnovative Learning at Higher Education Level in Indiaedit
As innovation diffuses within the higher education system and touches every element of a higher education institution, the innovation process needs to be better managed, observes Elets News Network (ENN).
Higher EducationTech Mahindra launches AI-based talent exchange marketplaceedit
Tech Mahindra has launched the first Artificial Intelligence (AI) based, talent exchange marketplace, Talex, to address issues related to upskilling, reskilling and talent management within the organisation.
UpskillingStrengthen higher educationedit
India’s higher education institutions must receive timely, adequate funds to match the growth projected in student enrolment and quality enhancement
Higher EducationView: Focused higher education can help India capitalise on its demographic dividendedit
While investment in critical social infrastructure like education is a pre-requisite for a country’s sustainable development, government expenditure on education in India, as a percentage of GDP, has declined from 3.1 per cent in 2012-13 to 2.4 per cent in 2015-16, with a marginal increase to 2.7 percent in the budget estimates for 2017-18 (Economic Survey, 2017-18).
Higher EducationAI threat: Soft skills key to survival in jobs marketedit
The current education system in India teaches everything but the soft skills that are gravely needed today. The lack of soft skills in the professionals has led to an onrush of AI chatbots, which will potentially take human jobs in the future.
AIUpskillingAI is all set to make education easieredit
Education must incorporate technological advances in the digital domain – primarily AI – to revamp a student’s learning experience so it is personalized, targeted and effective.
AIEducationIs online learning making education easier?edit
Instead of focusing on pros and cons, the conversation we should be having today is about leveraging online education to make our education systems more conductive to learning.
Online EducationJEE not the right way to select engineers: former IIT-Kanpur directoredit
Open-book, take-home exams are experiments. India needs a cadre of test designers who can set questions while keeping in mind what they want to test students for and same should be conveyed to graders, said Sanjay Dhandhe
EngineeringHow to judge the quality of any online course before you join oneedit
This is the age of online education and thousands across the world are gaining skills from online courses. But how do we know which one is good and which isn’t? Take a note of these 4 factors.
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Skill India benefitting one crore youth annuallyedit
The Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship (MSDE) said that more than one crore youth are annually joining and benefitting from the Skill India program.Delivering further information about the scheme, an official release said that this year, Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship (MSDE) completed its4 successful years, since its inception in 2014.
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Over 26 million cyber threats targeted Indian companies in Q3 2018: Seqriteedit
According to the report, ransomware, exploits, potentially unwanted application and adware, infectors, and worms remained popular attack methods for cybercriminals, but what was interesting to note was the growing threat posed by cryptojacking (hijacking a internet enabled device to run crypto currency mining software in the background).
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Internet of Things to unlock revenues worth $11.1 billion by 2022edit
In a hyper-connected India, Internet of Things (IoT) has the potential to reach an estimated 2 billion connections, according to a joint study by Assocham-EY. The joint report highlights that while India holds huge potential, this promising market currently lags behind the US, China and South Korea in connectivity via the optical fiber. As demand for 4G and subsequently 5G grows, networks will become “denser and deeper” making fiberisation an imperative, the study said.
Publication : Zee NewsCybersecurity Predictions: 2019 and Beyondedit
In anticipating the major cybersecurity and privacy trends for the coming year, you can find plenty of clues in the events of the past 12 months. Among the now familiar forms of attack, cyber hacks of major corporate systems and websites continued in 2018 and will inevitably be part of the 2019 cybersecurity scene. Many well-known organizations around the world suffered significant breaches this year. The single largest potential data leak, affecting marketing and data aggregation firm Exactis, involved the exposure of a database that contained nearly 340 million personal information records.
Publication : Dataquest
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How upcoming budget, general elections may decide for India’s renewable energy sufficiency dreamedit
In the budget for the FY 2018-19, the Finance Minister had proposed an investment of upto $85.2 billion in creating and upgrading infrastructure in one of the fastest growing economies in the world, India.
BudgetRenewable EnergyIndia received $3.2 billion FDI in renewable energy sector over past three yearsedit
India received Foreign Direct Investment worth $3,217 million in the renewable energy sector during the past over three years between April 2015 and June 2018.
Renewable EnergyGreen light: India to near clean energy goals in 2019edit
India’s renewable energy (wind and solar) sector’s contribution to the overall power generation mix is expected to cross 10% in FY20 as the country will add 10 giga-watt (GW) generation capacity during the period. In the preceding three years, the share of renewable in total generation mix has risen to 7.8% as of March 2018 from 5.6% in FY15 owing to large capacity additions witnessed in the wind and solar power segments.
Clean EnergyWork on 800 kW solar power plant in Sector 42 to start next yearedit
The UT administration has approved the detailed project report (DPR) of installation of 800 kW solar power plant worth Rs 4.5 crore at the parking area of New Lake here in Sector 42. Aiming to achieve the target of 69 MW set by the ministry of new and renewable energy by the year 2022, the work on this ambitious plant will start next year.
solar power plantA long way to go for A ‘Smart City’edit
This year, the corporation has managed to obtain state government’s nod for many of its projects like model road on DB Road, parts of lake rejuvenation and restoration project, solar power plant and micro composting plants.
Smart CitySolar EnergyLight Years Ahead! Karnataka Now Leads India’s Renewable Energy Revolution With A Capacity Of 12.64 GWedit
Karnataka is showing the rest of the country, how to gradually transform the energy sources fromnon renewable to sustainable. With a total production capacity of of 12.64 gigawatts, Karnataka has emerged as the leader in producing renewable energy in India.
Renewable EnergyICRA maintains stable year end outlook for conventional power sectoredit
ICRA has estimated a healthy 6% demand growth for the power sector during FY2019 and has maintained a stable outlook for the segment. During the seven months of FY2019, national power demand growth has remained at a steady 6.5% which is higher than the 5.5% reported in the first seven months of FY2018 and the full year growth of 6.2% reported in FY2018.
Power Sector
Karnataka now number one in renewable energy productionedit
With 12,640MW in cumulative installed capacity of renewable energy, Karnataka this year became number one state in the country in enhancing its renewable energy capacity. It is the only state to have added 5265.26 MW of installed solar capacity.
Renewable EnergyIndia endeavors to expand green energy share in 2019 to fight climate changeedit
However, the ceiling on the tariffs restricted the industry participation, resulting in only partial subscription of 1050 MW out of 1200 MW (solar wind hybrid) tender capacity.
Green Energy
India succeeds in diplomacy to form climate change roadmap, wins accoladesedit
India has committed that by 2030, as much as 40% of its installed energy capacity will be based on non-fossil fuels.Also, India’s success in renewable energy auctions, in reducing emissions besides its largest commitment to eliminate all single-use plastic in the country by 2022, has enabled it to win accolades globally.
Climate ChangeRenewable EnergyHow Centre is fueling clean energy growthedit
India has become an outspoken proponent of renewable energy, including at the just-concluded COP24 in Poland and as champion of the International Solar Alliance (ISA). But do the facts back up the rhetoric? Is the central government walking the talk?
Clean EnergyRenewable Energy: Indian Scenario of the Renewable Energyedit
Renewable energy sources and technologies have potential to provide solutions to the long-standing energy problems being faced by the developing countries. In this article, the availability, current status, major achievements and future potentials of renewable energy options in India are summarized.
Renewable EnergyIndia’s energy relations with Int. organisations strengthened under PM Modi leadership: Pradhanedit
Union Minister of Petroleum and Natural Gas Dharmendra Pradhan on Thursday said that India has strengthened its energy relationship with neighbouring countries as well as with International organisations under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
EnergyIndia’s energy subsidies down by 36 percent to Rs 1.51 lakh crore in FY 17edit
India’s total energy subsidies amounted to Rs 1,51,480 crore in financial year 2017, a 36 per cent decrease since FY14, according to a new report released Thursday.
EnergyIndia still faces challenges to meet growing power demand: World Bankedit
Despite ambitious programmes to promote renewable energy development, India still uses coal to generate 75 per cent of its electricity. Meanwhile, industries produce their own captive power, much of it from coal and small diesel generators, it said.
Power DemandHaryana govt to install solar energy plants on gram panchayat landedit
A decision to this effect has been taken in the review meeting of New and Renewable Energy Department held under the chairmanship of Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar
Solar EnergyIndia’s solar installations slowed down in July-Sept period: Expertsedit
He said the Indian solar industry was trying to recover from the safeguard duty announcement. An acceptable tariff for both project developers and government agencies has been an ongoing challenge since the inception of India’s solar programme,” he said. Echoing him, Rustagi said the Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE) has “not helped matters by failing to decisively address GST and safeguard duty issues”.
Solar EnergyConclave On Energy Storage Devicesedit
Scientist and co-inventor of many materials being used in commercialised battery system, Arumugam Manthiram from the University of Texas , emphasised the need for efficient trained manpower to deal with the development of indigenous battery technology.
EnergyIndia will ‘overachieve’ Paris commitments: Expertsedit
Indian Ministry of New and Renewable Energy Secretary Anand Kumar told IANS here the actual number will be 60 per cent, even without taking into account large hydropower projects.
Renewable EnergyCoal power plants in India are risky than solar: Greenpeace study GreentechLeadedit
The analysis shows that with the reduction in the cost of renewable energy — solar, wind or solar-wind hybrid projects will offer cheaper, cleaner electricity to the region. It will also be more financially secure for the project promoters and investors, as opposed to building a new coal-fired plant.
Coal PowerRenewable EnergyGovernment drops plan to install 12GW solar capacity through NTPCedit
The government has dropped its plan to install 12GW of solar capacity out of total 15 GW envisaged through state-owned NTPC as solar tariff dipped recently, Parliament was informed Thursday.
Solar EnergyIndia to see USD 300-bn investment in energy in coming decade: Dharmendra Pradhanedit
India will see an investment of about USD 300 billion over the next decade in setting up of refineries, oil and gas pipelines and expansion of city gas distribution network as it builds infrastructure to cope with the massive demand surge, Oil Minister Dharmendra Pradhan said Tuesday.
EnergyInvestmentIndia’s Big Energy Gambitedit
India promised to the world that 40 per cent of its power production would be through non-fossil fuels by 2030. The country remains on track to not only achieve but also exceed that target.
Renewable EnergyEnergy efficiency and climate changeedit
Energy production and consumption remains the largest contributor of global carbon emissions and greenhouse gas. Our understanding of how best to manage the climate change agenda is still evolving. Is the global warming agenda best addressed through carbon-pricing reforms or other policy interventions aimed at improving energy efficiency, and promoting social and community green initiatives?
Energy efficiency
Solar power project to come up on thermal plant landedit
Almost A year after closure of Guru Nanak Dev Thermal Plant (GNDTP), Bathinda, Punjab government has decided to run a 100 MW solar power project on 250 acres of land of thermal plant which was used to dump flyash within this complex. This solar power plant will be operated on build-own-operate-transfer (BOOT) system in which a private company will be hired to set up this power plant and land of power plant will be given at Rs 1 per acre lease for 25 years to the company
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Renewables cross one-fifth of India’s total energy capacityedit
Of the 73.35 GW of renewable capacity, wind had a share of 34.98 GW, followed by solar at 24.33 GW, bio-power at 9.54 GW and small hydro power at 4.5 GW.
Renewable EnergyIndia to add 10,000 MW renewable energy capacity in FY20: Reportedit
With the share of renewable energy (RE) in the overall generation mix rising across India, rating agency IcraNSE 0.62 % expects a capacity addition of 10,000 MW in fiscal year 2020, and has maintained a stable outlook for the sector.
Renewable EnergySolar rooftop surges but Indian households not adopting it yet; here’s whyedit
Households accounted just for about 9% of the total rooftop solar capacity recorded this year as compared with commercial and industrial installation consumer segment that dominated with a 70% share.
Solar RooftopIndia has renewable energy projects of 46,500 Mw capacity in the pipelineedit
India currently has renewable energy projects of 46,500 Megawatt (Mw) capacity in the pipeline for capacity addition. This includes projects which are currently under construction and those likely to be offered for bidding soon.
ET EnergyWorldIndia to bid 80 Gw of solar and wind energy projects by 2020edit
India has declared the trajectory of bidding 60 gigawatt (GW) capacity of solar energy and 20 GW capacity of wind energy by March 2020, leaving two years time for execution of projects, Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE) said today.
Solar and Wind EnergySwitch to clean energy and save $500 mln, aid agencies toldedit
Humanitarian agencies spent about five percent of their funds – or an estimated $1.2 billion – on diesel last year, and could save $517 million each year by using cleaner energy sources such as solar power, it said.
Clean EnergyIndia’s renewable energy performance hailed in new global reportedit
India’s performance in the renewable energy sector has been hailed in a new global report on climate change but it cautioned against the country’s move to build new coal-fired power plants, saying that may pose a risk of offsetting positive developments it has made in the field of green energy.
Renewable EnergyDelhi govt invites bids for setting up 35 Mw rooftop solar power projectsedit
The Energy Efficiency & Renewable Energy Management (EEREM) centre, Delhi government’s nodal agency for rooftop solar projects, today launched a tender for setting up 35 Megawatt (Mw) grid-connected rooftop solar projects in the capital under the Mukhyamantri Solar Power Program.
Rooftop Solar ProjectGovt spends half of Rs 5,000 crore renewable energy outlay for current fiscaledit
The government has spent Rs 2,579 crore on renewable energy projects and schemes in the first six months of the current financial year (2018-19), roughly a half of the Rs 5,146 crore outlay for the sector budgeted in this year’s budget, the Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE) said in a report.
Renewable Energy
State utilities asked to issue solar, wind energy tendersedit
Ministry of new and renewable energy has asked state utilities to issue solar and wind energy tenders, instead of depending on central utilities for meeting their renewable energy needs.
Renewable EnergySolar goals stymied in India as investors shun chance to buildedit
India’s effort to spur its own solar power equipment industry seems to be failing, with only one company so far bidding for the nation’s tender to set up a factory.The tender, which had already been downsized and delayed for months, received a single bid, from Azure Power Global Ltd., according to Anand Kumar, secretary at the Ministry of New & Renewable Energy.
Solar EnergyAs solar industry booms, time to start thinking about recyclingedit
The International Energy Agency (IEA) reported that the global solar photovoltaic (PV) installed capacity is expected to increase beyond 1,600 Gigawatts (GW) by 2030. India has set an ambitious target of 100 GW of solar capacity by 2022, with one-fifth of that already installed.
Solar IndustryCabinet approves pact with France for energy efficiencyedit
The Union Cabinet chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi has been apprised of Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between India and France in the field of energy efficiency/energy conservation. The MoU was signed on October 17, 2018, an official statement said.
Energy efficiencyGovernment policies and their impact on the solar power sectoredit
Despite the success that the Indian solar power industry has achieved in the last few years, there still remain policy-related challenges to consider.
Solar PowerIndia’s installed renewable capacity reaches 73.35 GWedit
India has already installed 73.35 GW of renewable power generation capacity and projects of 21.5 GW are under various stage of implementation, said a senior official.
Renewable EnergyCabinet nod sought to categorise hydro power as renewable energyedit
The power ministry has sought Cabinet approval for a policy change categorising large hydro projects as renewable energy sources. Currently, only hydro projects under 25 MW are identified as renewable energy. Apart from helping the country attain the target of having 175 GW renewable capacity by 2022, the renewable energy tag would help hydro power get a priority over thermal electricity while being dispatched to the consumers.
Renewable EnergyCan centre achieve its target of installing 175 GW of renewable energy by 2022? Here’s what experts have to sayedit
Renewable source of energy can provide more power in much less cost than new coal-powered power plants in India, and it costs more to run 62 percent of the country’s coal capacity than to build new renewable power generation facilities, according to a new study.
Renewable EnergyMNRE creating database for renewables energy sector, land availabilityedit
The Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE) is preparing a database to identify the land available for solar and wind energy projects in the country. Plans are on to introduce location-specific bids to strengthen transmission facilities, said Anand Kumar, secretary, MNRE.
Renewable EnergyThe World Needs More Energy but Has Less Water to Spare for Itedit
Over 70% of India’s existing thermal-power utilities are likely to face stiff competition for water from agricultural, urban and other industrial demands in the next twelve years.
EnergyThermal PowerIndia to achieve key Paris climate goals 10 years before deadlineedit
India is likely to achieve its two Paris Agreement goals 10 years before the 2030 deadline, according to US-based Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis (IEEFA). IEEFA made this estimate ahead of India’s 2nd Biennial update report, which would be released by the Indian government today at COP24 Katowice, Poland.
Green EnergySolar power tariffs drop lower in UP auctionedit
A generous commissioning deadline for solar projects provided by the Uttar Pradesh government in its latest auction has resulted in surprisingly low winning tariffs. The offer of 550 MW of projects by the UP New and Renewable Energy Development Agency on Monday attracted bids between Rs 3.04 and Rs 3.08 per unit. NTPC, the lowest bidder, quoted Rs 3.04 per unit to win 85 MW.
Solar EnergySolar capacity has increased by 370% in last 3 yrs in Indiaedit
Highlighting India’s target of adding 227 gigawatt (GW) of renewable energy capacity by 2022, the pavilion showcases that the country globally ranks 6th in total solar installed capacity. “The solar capacity has increased by 370% in the last three years. The solar power tariff has reduced by more than 75% using the plug and play model,” displays the information board at the pavilion.
Solar EnergyAn accelerating trend towards renewable energyedit
The new energy model expands in concentric circles. Responding to the paradigm shift, citizens, organizations, cities, businesses and politicians are redesigning their activities and strategies.
Renewable EnergySolar power, brightening up your worldedit
The TEDA (Tamilnadu Energy Development Agency) aims to make solar energy a mainstream energy source in the state by 2022. With this mandate it is hoped there will be a significant increase in the number of green jobs in the state. With this, solar energy will become available, accessible and affordable to all. It is projected that the state will have an installed solar energy generation capacity of 8,884 MW by 2022.
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