Reasons To Replace Oil-fired Burners with Biomass Burners
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Steamax Among Winners of Social Alpha Techtonic Clean Energy Challenge.
We’re thrilled to announce that Steamax Envirocare Private Limited has been selected as one of the Tata Trusts-backed Social Alpha Techtonic- Innovation in Clean Energy challenge winners! This recognition is a significant milestone for our team as we continue our…
The Hidden Challenges of Biomass Briquettes: What You Need to Know.
Biomass briquettes have gained tremendous traction in India in the last decade. It is cheap and abundantly available. Steamax is the nation's first organized biomass briquette supplier.
Is Tyre and Plastic Pyrolysis Environmental-Friendly?
For centuries, oil has been part and parcel of the energy sector for producing heat and electrical energy at domestic and industrial scale because of its high energy density. Let's See how?
Cashew De-Oiled Cake: Why It’s Not Ideal as Industrial Fuel?
India ranks as the third-largest producer and processor of cashew nuts globally, following behind Vietnam and Nigeria. The country contributes roughly 23% of the world’s total cashew output. While cashew nuts are prized for their edible value, cashew shells, which…
What is the Fuel Dilemma of Industries in Delhi-NCR?
With the Government banning coal usage, the industry is facing a hard time to find out the right fuel. Natural gas or agro-residue? The choice is tough and we are here with a guide.
How Poha Millers Can Cut Emissions and Save energy Costs?
The Poha industry in India faces serious problems with pollution emissions. Read how this poha roaster managed to reduce the emissions and save money with that.
Can Cashew Nut Shells Be Used as an Industrial Fuel?
India is the third-largest exporter and processor of cashews. Thus, there remains a surplus availability of cashew shells to be used as a fuel. But what happened with Britannia when they tried using shells in their system?
Poha Production: What are problems associated with it’s manufacturing?
Flaked rice (aka poha) is one of the most commonly consumed breakfast but the manufacturing is not a very clean process. Let us share some insights into the industry.