Until now, the Indian solar market has been driven by independent power producer-led utility-scale projects. […]
The hydrocarbons sector in the country follows a dual pricing strategy comprising regulated pricing as well as market-based mechanisms. […]
India, one of the highest energy consuming countries in the world, is expected to grapple with even higher demand levels going forward. […]
Burgeoning population levels and the attempt by policymakers to boost industrial production have led to an escalation in the country’s demand for energy. […]
Pipelines play a critical role in matching the supply of oil and gas to demand. […]
Approximately 3 billion human beings are connected, in one way or another, to the internet, with more than twice that many devices involved. […]
India has a total refining capacity of 232.07 million tonnes (mt), and in 2015-16, this capacity exceeded demand, which stood at 183.5 mt. […]
The city gas distribution (CGD) segment has shown mixed progress in the past few years. […]
The electric bus made its debut in India in March 2016, with the Bangalore Metropolitan Transport Corporation (BMTC) […]
Despite being one of the most eco-friendly modes of transport, Indian Railways (IR) is one of the biggest energy consumers in the country, utilising about 18 billion units (BUs) per year. […]
In a recent interview with Indian Infrastructure, Christian Cravedi, Senior Vice President and Head of Oil Gas and Chemicals, India Middle East and Africa, ABB shared his views on key trends and technologies relevant to Indian oil and gas companies, challenges in deployment and outlook for the oil and gas sector. […]
According to the latest data from the Department of Industrial Policy and Promotion, foreign direct investment (FDI) inflows into India rose by around 39 per cent, from Rs 1,891.07 billion during 2014-15 to Rs 2,623.22 billion during 2015-16. […]
June Issue 2016
The ports and shipping sector has suffered in the past three to four years from a weak global macro environment and low demand. India’s exports have shrunk considerably, while imports have also reduced. One result […]
The huge power requirements for large infrastructure projects such as airports have always been an issue for both governments and private developers alike. With growing concerns related to global warming and the added pressure of […]
Leister Technologies AG, Switzerland, was founded in the year 1949 by Karl Leister, a visionary in the field of plastic welding. The Leister Group has its headquarters in Kägiswil and has a worldwide presence with […]
The Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority (MMRDA) has approved the draft plan for the DN Nagar-Mankhurd corridor (Phase 2B) of the Mumbai Metro Phase I, Line 2 project (Dahisar-Charkop-Bandra- Mankhurd). According to the draft plan, […]
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