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Delhi Government To Undertake Energy Audit Of All Its Buildings
The Delhi government will undertake an energy audit of all its buildings having sanctioned a load of 500 KW and above as well as street lights by certified auditors from the Bureau of Energy Efficiency, Power Minister Atishi said on Friday.
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Michelin Accredited With India's First Fuel Efficiency 5 Star Rating For Passenger Car Tyre Category
Michelin has become the first tyre brand in the passenger vehicle segment in India to be accredited with the newly introduced star labeling program by the Government of India, receiving a 5-star rating for its Michelin Latitude Sport 3 and Michelin Pilot Sport 4 SUV tyres.
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Government Mandates Energy Accounting For Distribution Companies
Power Ministry has made energy accounting of distribution companies mandatory
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New Rating System To Increase AC Price: Panasonic
Consumer durable maker Panasonic has said that a new star rating methodology by the Bureau of Energy Efficiency (BEE) for air conditioners would lead to a price increase.
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Committed to Development of Solar and Wind Energy: India
Amid reports that it would be singled out over its plans to expand coal usage to meet its energy demands, India today made it clear that development of solar and wind energy will remain its first commitment followed by hydro and nuclear power while the rest will be from coal.
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Climate Change Summit: India Hits Back at John Kerry's Remark
Reacting sharply to US Secretary of State John Kerry's remark that New Delhi will be a "challenge" at the upcoming Paris climate change summit, India today said the statement was deliberate and an attempt to divide developing nations.
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Government's Latest Measure May Help Save Fuel Worth Rs. 90,000 Crore Every Year
Taking another step to bring in more efficient cars on Indian roads, the government has revised fuel-efficiency guidelines. To come in effect from April, 2017, automakers will have to ensure their models return an average of least 18.2Km/l.
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Delhi Government To Undertake Energy Audit Of All Its Buildings
The Delhi government will undertake an energy audit of all its buildings having sanctioned a load of 500 KW and above as well as street lights by certified auditors from the Bureau of Energy Efficiency, Power Minister Atishi said on Friday.
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Michelin Accredited With India's First Fuel Efficiency 5 Star Rating For Passenger Car Tyre Category
Michelin has become the first tyre brand in the passenger vehicle segment in India to be accredited with the newly introduced star labeling program by the Government of India, receiving a 5-star rating for its Michelin Latitude Sport 3 and Michelin Pilot Sport 4 SUV tyres.
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Government Mandates Energy Accounting For Distribution Companies
Power Ministry has made energy accounting of distribution companies mandatory
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New Rating System To Increase AC Price: Panasonic
Consumer durable maker Panasonic has said that a new star rating methodology by the Bureau of Energy Efficiency (BEE) for air conditioners would lead to a price increase.
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Committed to Development of Solar and Wind Energy: India
Amid reports that it would be singled out over its plans to expand coal usage to meet its energy demands, India today made it clear that development of solar and wind energy will remain its first commitment followed by hydro and nuclear power while the rest will be from coal.
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Climate Change Summit: India Hits Back at John Kerry's Remark
Reacting sharply to US Secretary of State John Kerry's remark that New Delhi will be a "challenge" at the upcoming Paris climate change summit, India today said the statement was deliberate and an attempt to divide developing nations.
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Government's Latest Measure May Help Save Fuel Worth Rs. 90,000 Crore Every Year
Taking another step to bring in more efficient cars on Indian roads, the government has revised fuel-efficiency guidelines. To come in effect from April, 2017, automakers will have to ensure their models return an average of least 18.2Km/l.
