Bio-fuel Pilot
Demonstration Project
Date of Completion/Commissioning:- 1 November 2006
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Solar
Photovoltaic Programme
The solar radiation falling over
India is about 5,000 trillion kWh / year. There are about
300 clear sunny days in a year in most parts of the country.
The average isolation incident over India is about 5.5 kWh /
sq. meter over a horizontal surface.
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Integrated Rural
Energy Programme (IREP)
The (IREP) aims
at developing capabilities at the micro-level for planning
and implementation of area based energy plans and projects
with the objective of meeting energy needs of rural
population for productive and subsistence needs.
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Wind Power
Programme
There is an estimated Gross Potential of 45,000 MW &
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Bio-Gas and Bio-Gasifiers
Biogas is a
clean, non-polluting and low - cost fuel. It contains about
55 to 75 per cent methane, which is inflammable. Biogas can
be produced from cattle dung, human waste and other organic
matter by a process called "anaerobic digestion" in a biogas
plant.
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Nation
Programme On Improved Chulhas (NPIC)
Traditional chulhas are inefficient and environmentally
undesirable. In contrast, improved chulhas are
scientifically designed for better regulation of heat flow
and fuel utilization.
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Solar Thermal
Technologies
The principal objective of the Solar Thermal Energy
Programme is market development and commercialization of
solar thermal systems such as solar water heaters, solar
cookers, solar air heaters/dryers etc.
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RVE Remote
Village Electrification
The objective of
the programme is to electrify remote census villages and
remotes hamlets of electrified census villages through
non-conventional energy sources such as solar energy, small
hydro power, biomass, wind energy, hybrid Systems, etc.
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