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Gurgaon
News: Coming soon:Natural gas power plant by DLF, Gurgaon |
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In a major
development in the power sector, DLF has commissioned a 10 MW natural
gas power plant. At present, it will only to cater to cyber city, a
commercial center housing offices of about 170 MNCs. This is the first
time that a private developer has commissioned a natural gas plant in
the country.
For the purpose, DLF
is buying a volume of 40,000 cubic meters of natural gas from the Gas
Authority of India Limited. The cost per unit would be Rs.2.7 as against
Rs.4.19 per unit of electricity supplied by Haryana Bijli Vitaran Nigam.
The cost of running on generators is Rs.9 per unit.
According to senior
officer at DLF, as more and more MNCs are moving to Gurgaon, supply of
power has become the primary concern. As power supplied by the
government is not sufficient, one has to resort to one’s captive units
and usage of natural gas is an eco-friendly and cheap option.
Natural gas power
plants are significant because on burning, natural gas emits virtually
no sulphur dioxide, particular matter, green house gases and nitrogen
oxides. Moreover, the heat and smoke emitted by its consumption can also
be recycled. This will ensure almost free of cost air-conditioning of
about 5,000 tonnes.
The equipment for the
plant has been purchase from USA and China. The project is worth Rs.25
crore. An office at DLF said that if it gets an adequate supply of
natural gas, it would construct three power plant of 35 MW each to cater
to other commercial centers.
DLF
said that they are awaiting a distribution license form the government.
A public notice was issued on January 11 for the purpose. Once the
regulatory commission scrutinizes and approves of the plan, DLf will
able to distribute power to its commercial and residential areas by May.
This will help mall to ends their dependence on generators and also save
the people from battling the menace of power cots every summer.
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News: Gurgaon can Get a Lession from this
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The
recent demolition drive in Delhi created a large uproar. However, people
were taken aback by huge surprise when the glass-and-granite facade of
1, MG Road was targeted by the MCD bulldozer on Wednesday. commercial of
residential properties is a trend which has caught on in gurgaon as
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Gurgaon
Property:Residential Property, Commercial Property,
Agriculture Property, Industrieal Property & Farm House
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Gurgaon’s rocketing realty reality is not a slave to
up market satellites of New Gurgaon now. Citizens are looking past
the millennium town now, moreover according to industry
connoisseurs, the subsequent destination for realty investors is the
Gurgaon-Sohna road, on the Delhi-Jaipur highway. |
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Budding
Talent Of Gurgaon
All
roads to rotary Public School, Gurgaon on 1 of February 2006, which was the
venue for musical event, hosted by Sangam Kala Group and sponsored by Hero
Honda. The stage was ablaze by the budding young artists who had come to
introduce themselves to the music world. The Regional President Mrs. Madhuri
Patri along with the members Mrs. Anita Sharma, Dr. Charulata Bose, Mrs.
Neerja Batra, Mrs. Simi Sawhney, Mrs. P. Ahuja, Mrs. Ruchi Sharma, Mrs.
Revathi Srinivas were the organizers of the event.
The
Judges were Ms. Amrit Khanna, Ms. Gulshan Dewan, Mrs. Chitralekha Wasan, Dr.
VSK Sood and Mr. Sanjy Pandey. There were in all 200 participants from
different schools of Gurgaon. It was a difficult job for the judges to narrow
down the number to 12 as there was neck to neck competition among the 18
finalists. The winners of the evening were:- Sharddha Debnath, Agrima Kaushik,
Shaoni Mukerjee, Nukhil, Kumar Saurav, Ashwani Tyagi, Nitish Khanna, Ashutosh
Jain , Varchas Srinivas, Saurav Mishra, Raman Kapoor & Anshul. These 12
participants would be competing in the inter regional finals at IIPA
Auditorium, Beside Architecture College Near ITO, New Delhi on 9 & 10 of
February 2006. The Sangam Kala Group offers scholarship to educate promising
voices in light music. Many dignitaries added glitter to the occasion.
by
(Gurgaon Explorer)
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