100% Carbon Free Electricity by 2018
We need a massive increase in electricity generated from alternative energy.
Here's Al Gore's vision:
Here's one way to achieve 100% Carbon Free Electricity
Thoughts?
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Solar power
Japan (NEDO), and Germany (Fraunhofer Institute for Solar Energy Systems ISE).[21] Between 1970 and 1983 photovoltaic installations grew rapidly, but falling oil prices in the early 1980s moderated the growth of PV from 1984 to 1996. Since 1997, PV development has accelerated due to supply issues with oil and natural gas, global warming concerns, and the improving economic position of PV relative to other energy technologies.[22] Photovoltaic production growth has averaged 40% per year since 2000 and installed capacity reached 39.8 GW at the end of 2010,[23] of them 17.4 GW in Germany. As of October 2011, the largest photovoltaic (PV) power plants in the world are the Sarnia Photovoltaic Power Plant (Canada, 97 MW), Montalto di Castro Photovoltaic Power Station (Italy, 84.2 MW) and Finsterwalde Solar Park (Germany, 80.7 MW).[24] There are also many large plants under construction. The Desert Sunlight Solar Farm is a 550 MW solar power plant under construction in Riverside County, California, that will use thin-film solar photovoltaic modules made by First Solar.[25] The Topaz Solar Farm is a 550 MW photovoltaic power plant, being built in San Luis Obispo County, California.[26] The Blythe Solar Power Project is a 500 MW photovoltaic station under construction in Riverside County, California. The Agua Caliente Solar Project is a 290 megawatt photovoltaic solar generating facility being built in Yuma County, Arizona. The California Valley Solar Ranch (CVSR) is a 250 megawatt (MW) solar photovoltaic power plant, which is being built by SunPower in the Carrizo Plain, northeast of California Valley.[27] The 230 MW Antelope Valley Solar Ranch is a First Solar photovoltaic project which is under construction in the Antelope Valley area of the Western Mojave Desert, and due to be completed in 2013.[28]
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How to Calculate Your Savings with Solar Energy
Using solar panels instead of relying on an electrical grid can save homeowners and businesses money over the long term. Although solar panels are often expensive to purchase and install, they are cheap to maintain, meaning that owners have to pay little or nothing to draw electricity from them. By contrast, those who draw power from an electrical grid generally pay a utility company month after month, based on the amount of power used. Calculating the exact savings received from solar panels depends on a number of factors.
Instructions
- 1Multiply your average monthly electricity bill by the expected life of your solar panels. This number represents how much you would pay for electricity if you did not purchase the solar panels. Most solar panel manufacturers will provide an estimate of how long their products will last, which you should calculate in months. To get an accurate estimate of your average monthly electricity, take the numerical average of a full year's worth of bills to account for energy use in both warm and cold weather.
- 2Subtract from this number the cost of purchasing and installing the solar panels. Although some people choose to install solar panels themselves, most individuals without technical experience choose to hire a professional for the process. In nearly all cases, this number will be smaller than the number calculated in Step 1.
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- 3Subtract the expected lifetime cost of maintaining the solar panels. This can be a tricky number to calculate since it's difficult to estimate the repair and maintenance that the panels will require accurately, as well as the cost of these procedures. Try to gather as much information from the manufacturer as you can about what kind of upkeep can be expected. The number you calculate in this step represents your total savings on solar panels before tax credits.
- 4Add any tax credits that the state or federal government awards for the installation of solar panels. The federal government, as well as many state governments, will often allow owners of solar panels to claim a credit on their taxes. Whether a credit can be claimed and the exact amount of this credit depend on current laws. Adding this number to the number calculated in Step 3 will represent the total savings you will receive from drawing your energy from solar panels.
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History
- Solar energy didn't become viable until the 1970s. But even then, middle-class people didn't really have the ability to install their own solar panels on their house. As solar energy became more popular each decade, it became more common to see solar panels on anybody's roof. Over the past decade, the "green movement" has provided an even greater push for the advancement of solar energy.
Types
- Some solar panels are very expensive, and cannot be homemade. These are usually used for electricity, but can be used for heating as well.Homemade solar heating panels can be created simply for the purpose of heating a space, and they are not nearly as expensive as the kind that are used for electricity. It's a big project to make one by yourself, but you'll cut down on heating costs if you put the initial time in.
Effects
- The main intended effect of a solar heating panel is to adequately heat a home or space. That is the immediate positive effect of solar hearing panels. Their other advantage is environmental. Because solar heating panels do not require natural gas but only the power of the sun, they don't use up limited resources.The main disadvantage of solar heating panels is a lack of convenience. If something goes wrong with a panel, there aren't large companies that drive around in trucks just for the sake of fixing problems. If your solar power breaks, it's up to you to fix it.
Benefits
- The benefit of installing solar panels is both economic and environmental. After initial installation (which will probably cost as much as a year's worth of gas bills), your gas bill will be cut down dramatically. Air pollution and greenhouse gases will not be emitted in large quantities when you use solar heating panels. This will help keep the planet healthy.
Warning
- There are two types of solar heating panels. One is designed for air heating, and another for water heating. If you want both your air and water heated by solar panels, you will need two different panels.Maintenance will be necessary when you use solar panels, usually eight to 16 hours. Upkeep of solar heating panels requires cleaning and damage repairs.If it's not particularly sunny, you probably won't get much energy from your panels. This is a disadvantage to solar panels, but if you have a backup gas line, you can use it for those cloudy days that deny you the power of the sun.
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Solar water heating systems have a good economic payoff, and are manageable systems to install or build as a DIY project. Some of the solar water heating designs are very simple and low cost. You can save as much as $7000 by building your own system. There are just over one hundred projects with full construction details listed below -- all free.
Read more: How to Make Your Own Cheap, Simple Solar Space Heater | eHow.com http://www.ehow.com/how_7738097_make-simple-solar-space-heater.html#ixzz28vnOsi6s
Keeping up with your heating bills during the winter months can stretch your budget further than you're happy for it to go. If you have even a few hours' worth of sun per day, you can reduce your heating costs by making use of the sun's heat and energy and bringing it right into your home, free of charge. Total up the cost of three or four hours of heat every day and work out how much that could affect your winter fuel bills.
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The projects range from simple batch heaters for warm climates through closed loop and drain back systems that will work in any climate.
One of the systems is our own $1,000 solar water heating system that has provided a solar fraction in excess of 90% through our cold Montana winter.
My thanks to the people who have built systems, and then taken the time to send in pictures and descriptions for others to use.
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ENERGY-SAVING HOME IMPROVEMENTS
If your utility bills were high last winter, you may be able to lower them this year by making some smart alterations to your home now. Being energy efficient doesn’t have to cost a lot of money—it’s possible to make a big difference for very little outlay.
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Reel Lawn Mower
These days you can hardly turn on the TV without hearing something about how badly the economy is doing. So here a great idea that will help you save money and the environment … and maybe help you loss a few pounds.
I’m talking about switching from a Gas Powered lawn mower to a Push Reel Mower.
I’ve made a list of pro’s and con’s, for both the Gas Mower and the Reel Mower to help you decide if switching to a Reel Mower is right for you. Let’s start with the typical Gas Mower which most people own.
Gas Powered Lawn Mower
Pros:
- Cuts everything evenly including, grass, weeds, vines etc.
- Great for large lawns, makes it easy to push for long periods of time.
- Cuts everything evenly including, grass, weeds, vines etc.
- Great for large lawns, makes it easy to push for long periods of time.
Cons:
- Creates air pollution that’s bad for the environment.
- Emits high levels of carbon monoxide and other toxins that are bad for your health
- Noisy
- Uses gas, which costs you money!!
- If you don’t already own one, there expensive. And if you do, they cost a lot to repair if they break down.
- Creates air pollution that’s bad for the environment.
- Emits high levels of carbon monoxide and other toxins that are bad for your health
- Noisy
- Uses gas, which costs you money!!
- If you don’t already own one, there expensive. And if you do, they cost a lot to repair if they break down.
Man Powered Push Reel Mower:
Pros:
- Emits no pollution.
- Very Quiet
- Inexpensive. No cost wasted on gas!!
- Better for the lawn. If used regularly the scissor-like cut of the reel mower is actually healthier for your lawn.
- It better for your health. Not only are you pushing the reel mower for exercise, you won’t be inhaling toxic fumes like you were with the gas powered mower.
- Emits no pollution.
- Very Quiet
- Inexpensive. No cost wasted on gas!!
- Better for the lawn. If used regularly the scissor-like cut of the reel mower is actually healthier for your lawn.
- It better for your health. Not only are you pushing the reel mower for exercise, you won’t be inhaling toxic fumes like you were with the gas powered mower.
Cons:
- Has trouble cutting tall grass and weeds.
- Not good for large lawns, or pushing for long periods of time.
- Has trouble cutting tall grass and weeds.
- Not good for large lawns, or pushing for long periods of time.
Push Reel Mowers may not be the best choice for everyone. It really depends on the size of your lawn and the type of grass you have. Be sure to review the pros and cons for each mower before rushing out and buying a new mower. If you have a Push Reel Mower, share your thoughts on our blog for everyone to see.
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Organic Vegetable Garden
In this video I’m going to give you a quick tour of my backyard and show you my beautiful vegetable garden. If you already have a garden that’s fantastic, if you don’t it’s not too late to plant something this year.http://auditorlink.blogspot.in/
For some people it may seem like too much work, but I love getting my hands dirty and spending time with my family. My kids love learning about natures and helping out. Plus, I can’t tell you have much money we save on produce each year.
Now as you can see, I have a really big garden. Now you don’t need a garden this big to see some benefits. I mean if I could send you one of my mouth watering tomatoes when they’re ready, you’d never go back to the unripe, tasteless grocery store fruits and vegetables. On top of great tasting produce, growing your own food means that you’re helping the planet too. Most food we get today is grown very far away. Many times it comes from another country. This transportation requires huge amounts of fossil fuels which heavily pollutes the environment.
One more thing, if you do plan to grow a garden, I highly recommend planting an organic garden. Here are a few reasons why:
• You won’t have to handle dangerous chemicals that are harmful to your health
• Organically grown foods taste much better
• Organically grown foods are much higher in nutrients
• They’re not genetically modified, who really knows what this does to our food
• Using natural methods is much better for the environment
• Organically grown foods taste much better
• Organically grown foods are much higher in nutrients
• They’re not genetically modified, who really knows what this does to our food
• Using natural methods is much better for the environment
I hope you enjoyed my tour. Maybe I’ll make another video in the fall to show you my delicious vegetables. I also hope you decide to plant a garden of your own. I know that you’ll love it. Please share your comments in the blog about gardening and growing your own fruits and vegetables.
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Online Bill Payment
If you’re like me, you have a dozen or so bills you have to pay each and every month. But have you ever wondered how much paper and energy is wasted printing and mailing those bills?
When I first heard this number I was shocked. Over 63 Billion bills were mailed out in 2008 in the United States alone. Each one of these was printed, folded, stuffed into an envelope, delivered to the post office, then delivered to your home and ultimately, thrown in the garbage. Think of all the wasted electricity, gas and natural resources used just to send you your bill.
Well if you haven’t already been using it, I want to welcome you to the world of e-billing. E-bills work the same as regular bills except instead of getting them in the mail, you conveniently get them delivered to your computer as an email. Now I know some of you are already doing this, so to you I say congratulations. To everyone else, it’s simple to switch and here’s how.
1. Make a list of all the bills that you pay monthly. A simple way to do this is to collect your bills for a few months and mark down the ones you still receive by mail.
2. Next call each company that is sending you bills and ask them if they offer electronic billing. If they don’t, encourage them to start doing so. Not only will they help save the environment, they’ll be saving money too. While you’re on the phone with them, ask them what information you’ll need to make the payment electronically through your bank.
3. Lastly, contact you bank and ask them to setup your bill payment in your bank account so you won’t have to re-enter the information each and every month.
And that’s it. And once you’re setup, you’ll just have to check your email for bills and pay them online. Not only are you saving the environment, but your also saving time by not having to travel to the bank to pay your bills.
And that’s it. And once you’re setup, you’ll just have to check your email for bills and pay them online. Not only are you saving the environment, but your also saving time by not having to travel to the bank to pay your bills.
Now a lot of people ask me if this is safe. I was a little worried when I first got started too, but rest assured many banks offer great protection in the event something was to go wrong. I personally think it’s a lot safer. We’ve all heard stories of identity theft. These criminals actually go through people’s garbage to find bills to steal your personal information. By using eBills, you won’t have to worry about this anymore. Try switching to online billing and let me know what you think in the blog section.
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Saving Water
Have you ever wondered how much water is being wasted in your home? Gallons of water are being poured down the drain daily, just by taking a shower, running the faucet and watering the lawn. Well, today I’m going to give you some water saving tips to help reduce the water use in your home.
1. Turn off your taps:
Turning water taps off while doing daily chores helps save wasted water. For example:
• Brushing your teeth without the water running can save 25 gallons a month.
• When washing your hands, turn off the tap until you’re lathered up and ready to rinse.
• Same with shaving, turning the water off until you need to rinse, this can save another 300 gallons a month.
• If you wash dishes by hand, fill one sink with soapy water and wait until all dishes have been scrubbed and soaped, then rinse all at the same time.
Turning water taps off while doing daily chores helps save wasted water. For example:
• Brushing your teeth without the water running can save 25 gallons a month.
• When washing your hands, turn off the tap until you’re lathered up and ready to rinse.
• Same with shaving, turning the water off until you need to rinse, this can save another 300 gallons a month.
• If you wash dishes by hand, fill one sink with soapy water and wait until all dishes have been scrubbed and soaped, then rinse all at the same time.
2. Save used water:
Don’t dump used water down the drain, save it. Use a pan to wash your fruits and vegetable instead of washing them under running water. Save the water and use it to water your household plants or garden. Same with the water from your cooked vegetables, give the nutrients to your plants, or save it for a nutritious soup for yourself.
Don’t dump used water down the drain, save it. Use a pan to wash your fruits and vegetable instead of washing them under running water. Save the water and use it to water your household plants or garden. Same with the water from your cooked vegetables, give the nutrients to your plants, or save it for a nutritious soup for yourself.
3. Reduce water use on your lawn:
Most water waste is from unattended sprinklers or water systems on your lawn. Always make sure you adjust your sprinklers so only your lawn is getting watered, not the sidewalk, driveway or street. Put your outdoor sprinklers on a timer, or set your kitchen timer while you are inside, so you won’t forget the sprinklers are on. Also before watering, use a spade or trowel to check the root of your lawn or garden for moisture. If there is still moisture two inches under the soil surface, you don’t need to water.
Most water waste is from unattended sprinklers or water systems on your lawn. Always make sure you adjust your sprinklers so only your lawn is getting watered, not the sidewalk, driveway or street. Put your outdoor sprinklers on a timer, or set your kitchen timer while you are inside, so you won’t forget the sprinklers are on. Also before watering, use a spade or trowel to check the root of your lawn or garden for moisture. If there is still moisture two inches under the soil surface, you don’t need to water.
4. Install low flow water fixtures:
The average US family uses 127,000 gallons of water a year; by switching to low flow fixtures around your home you can drastically reduce that number. In past videos, I’ve shown you how to install a low flow showerhead, but think of all the other taps in your home.
The average US family uses 127,000 gallons of water a year; by switching to low flow fixtures around your home you can drastically reduce that number. In past videos, I’ve shown you how to install a low flow showerhead, but think of all the other taps in your home.
A few easy 5 minute changes to your daily routines could save thousands of gallons of wasted water. If you have any more water saving tips, share them on the blog!
Hope you’ve enjoyed this video.
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Refrigerator Efficiency Tips
Today I want show you what you can do to make your refrigerator run more efficiently.
Your refrigerator is usually one of the largest energy users in your home as it’s constantly working to keep your food cool and at the right temperature. Now, here are a few simple tips you can do at home to help reduce the amount of energy your refrigerator uses.
Tips:
1. Locate your refrigerators coils which are located at the back of the fridge or at the bottom behind the kick plate. Once a month, vacuum all the dust off these coils to make sure they run as efficient as possible.
2. Allow frozen food to thaw out in the fridge. It’s safe to defrost meats this way and the frozen food helps keep the fridge cool so it runs less.
3. Before placing leftovers in the fridge, make sure they cool down to room temperature. Hot food makes your fridge work twice as hard as it needs to.
4. Check the door seals on your fridge with a simple test. Close the door on a $1 bill. The seal should hold the bill tightly in place. If the bill is easily removed, you should contact the manufacturer and replace the seal.
Whether or not you have an energy star rated fridge, these tips will help you save money. Remember with everything I share, make sure to tell your friends and family so they can see the savings too.
If you have any other tips or ideas to add, please let me know in the comments section.
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Reduce Waste
As much as people try to reduce their waste, our landfills are still piling up. So I thought I’d share a few ideas to help you reduce your waste even more.
1. Reuse Old Clothes:
Instead of throwing out old clothes, use them as cleaning rags. This limits the amount of paper towels you use, and they can be used over and over again, by simply tossing them in the wash. If the clothes are still in good condition, donate them to the Goodwill or Salvation Army instead. Or call up your local animal shelter; some may take your old towels and sweaters as bedding for rescued animals. I’ve also heard of textile recycle plants that take old clothes and recycle them into new fabric, insulation or even paper.
2. Limit Bottled Water Use:
It takes about 17 million barrels of oil to create the plastic we use for water bottles each year in the US. That’s a huge amount of waste. Instead of bottled water, use a water cooler in your home. Better yet, use a water crock so you’re not wasting electricity.
3. Use Reusable Lunch containers:
Switch out the old brown paper bag for a reusable lunch bag. Try and use one that’s washer or dishwasher safe, so it’s easy to keep it clean. Also, the amount of plastic bags we use to pack our snacks and lunch in, are not only bad on the environment but also harm animals when we throw them away. Instead, try using washable plastic containers (like Tupperware or Pyrex) for your lunch.
4. Lastly, Use Reusable Shopping Bag:
Did you know that over, 1 billion plastic grocery bags are used in the U.S. each year? By switching to a cloth grocery bag you can limit the amount of wasted plastic. Also, if you only have a few groceries say NO to plastic bags and just carry them by hand.
These are just a few simple ways to reduce the amount of waste we produce each day. Can you think of any other ways? Post your ideas on the blog.
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Dimmer Switch
Today I’m going to show you how to use dimmer switches to lower your power bill. Most people think of dimmer switches as a way to set the mood for a room, but dimming the light also reduces the power draw and extends the life of your bulbs.
Installation is pretty easy, but before we start, here are a few things to know:
• Make sure the bulbs you have are compatible with dimmer switches.
• Before you buy a dimmer, find out how the existing switch is wired. Most of the time you’ll need a 2-way switch, but sometimes you’ll need a 3-way switch. If you’re unfamiliar with this terminology, you may want to consider professional installation.
There are many different dimmer switches on the market. You don’t need a fancy dimmer to save electricity, but choose the one that fits your needs. Make sure you read the manufacturer’s instructions and take all safety precautions. Again, if you are not comfortable working with electricity, please contact a certified electrician.
Here are some tools we will need to get started:
1. Screwdriver
2. Wire strippers
3. Electrical tape
4. Wire nuts
5. Circuit tester
2. Wire strippers
3. Electrical tape
4. Wire nuts
5. Circuit tester
1. First, locate your electrical panel and turn off the breaker to that switch. If you’re not sure which breaker it is, turn off the main breaker.
2. Remove the face plate for the light switch.
3. Check the circuit with the tester to insure the power is off.
4. Disconnect the old switch and make note on how it was connected.
5. Determine if you need to strip the wires for proper connection.
6. Connect the wires to the dimmer switch.
7. If your dimmer switch has lead wires connect them to the house wires with wire nuts.
8. Connect the ground wires with wire nuts.
9. Tuck the wires into the circuit box and attach plate with screws.
10. Turn on breaker from the electrical panel and test.
11. If the light does not work, turn breaker off and check connections.
2. Remove the face plate for the light switch.
3. Check the circuit with the tester to insure the power is off.
4. Disconnect the old switch and make note on how it was connected.
5. Determine if you need to strip the wires for proper connection.
6. Connect the wires to the dimmer switch.
7. If your dimmer switch has lead wires connect them to the house wires with wire nuts.
8. Connect the ground wires with wire nuts.
9. Tuck the wires into the circuit box and attach plate with screws.
10. Turn on breaker from the electrical panel and test.
11. If the light does not work, turn breaker off and check connections.
Now that you have a dimmer switch, you can adjust the brightness of the lights. To save power, set you lights to 50-75% brightness or less. This will help save you money, extend the life of the bulb, and give the room a nice relaxed feeling. I hope you have enjoyed this video, and don’t forget to add your thoughts in the comments section.
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List of our Valuable Clients:
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First pilot Survey engineering & design of unauthorized colony-to be electrified with high voltage distribution system/low voltage distribution system. | Consultants |
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First pilot project of erection & commissioning of HVDS system in unauthorized colony (Highly theft prone area). | Contractors |
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Meter modernization programmer at district level by changing the electromechanical meter to electronic meter. | Contractors |
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Summer scheme for changing of damage u/g. cables along with augmentations of transformer for the revamping of ailing electricity distribution system. | Contractors |
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First pilot project for modified electrification system suitable for J.J. cluster along with its survey engineering & design. | Consultants Contractors |
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Replacement and installation of single phase & three phase whole current electronic energy meters and boxes. | Contractors |
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Contract for house to house survey, design and development of drawing for system and BOQ generation for electrification of colonies through HVDS. | Consultants & Contractors |
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Meter modernization programmed at district level by changing the electromechanical meter to electronic meter. | Contractors |
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Electrical Consultant in Jaipur Golden Hospital. | Consultants |
| Gables Industries Limited | Engineering Services, Electrical Consultancy’s & Contracting. | Consultants & Contractors and Energy Auditor |
| Gables (India) Pvt.Ltd. Baddi Himachal Predesh | Engineering Services, Electrical Consultancy’s & Contracting. | Consultants & Contractors and Energy Auditor |
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Consultancy’s & Contracting. | Consultants |
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Survey, Design, Engineering, BOQ Generation for UP-Rural Electrification in Pilibhit District of Lucknow Discom Area, Uttar Pradesh. | Consultants |
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Detail Techno Commercial feasible Report. | Consultants & Energy Auditor |
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Energy Auditing in Lady Harding Hospital. | Energy Audit |
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Preparation of Detail Project Report & Annual Maintenance Contract. | Consultants & Energy Auditor |
| Architects & Associates | Various Industrial, Hospital & Hotel Project. | Consultants |
| WARM FORGING India (P) Ltd. Near RICCO Chowk, Biwari, Rajesthan | Industries Electrification & Consultancy. | Consultants & Energy Auditor |
| M AND M Spring Auto Industries, Khandsa Road, Gurgaon | Industries Electrification & Consultancy. | Consultants |
| FE ITZ India Ltd. Plot-37, Sec-6, Faridabad | Electrification, Consultancy & Retainership. | Consultants |
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Associates Consortion Member as Electrical Consultants & Contractors for their various Projects | Consultants & Contractors |
| Instrument & Equipment Co. Ambala Cantt, Haryana | Associates Consortion Member as Electrical Consultants & Contractors for their various Projects | Consultants & Contractors and Energy Auditor |
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Associates Consortion Member as Electrical Consultants & Contractors for their various Projects | Consultants& Contractors |
| Aggarwal Engineering & Foundary Works Faridabad, Haryana | Pre-feasible Techno Commercial Report. | Consultants |
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Electrical Consultant for Township Project at Baikunth Vrindavan & Orcit at Agra. | Consultants & Contractors |
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Supply & Installation of Street Light Pole with Fixtures. | Contractors |
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Supply & Installation of Street Light Pole with Fixtures. | Contractors |
| UPSEB, Hapur | Electrical Contractor for LT Metering and Earthing System. | Contractors |
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Installation of MCCB cum distribution Box and Survey of villages in Fatehabad Division and District Gurgaon, Haryana | Consultants & Contractors |
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Air-conditioning, Lighting, geysers of Amity Business School, Sector-44, NOIDA | Energy Audit |
| Mata Chanan Devi Hospital | Complete energy audit including system, lighting, geysers, motors, transformers and compressors etc. | Energy Audit |
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All equipment including air-conditioning, motors, illumination and other systems. (in Delhi) | Energy Audit |
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All equipment including air-conditioning, motors, illumination and other systems. (in Jaipur) | Energy Audit |
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Air-conditioning lighting and solar thermal water heating system. (in Gurgoan | Energy Audit |
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Air-conditioning, maximum demand control, transformer loading. (in Lodhi Road Office) | Energy Audit |
| Yashobhawan Office Complex(Behind Escort Heart Institute & Hospital) | Air-conditioning system, lighting. | Energy Audit |
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Compressor, Motors, Supply System, Cooling Towers, Moulding System. | Energy Audit |
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