When industries begin their sustainability or ESG journey, the first step is understanding emissions. And right at the centre of it all are Scope 1 emissions. These are the emissions you generate directly—inside your own plant, through your own equipment,…
When most people think of Goa, it’s all about sun, sand, and sea. But behind the perfect scenery lies a thriving agro-processing industry—especially in cashews. While tourism dominates headlines, Goa industry faces a double dilemma: rising energy costs and growing…
India’s Untapped Coal Reserves: A Climate Bomb Waiting to Go Off? As one of the world’s fastest-growing economies, India stands at a crucial energy crossroads. Home to the fifth-largest coal reserves globally, India’s energy system still heavily leans on fossil…
Growing concerns over the environmental impact of certain fuels, particularly petcoke and furnace oil, have prompted significant action in Uttarakhand, India. The state has officially banned petcoke and furnace oil from combating air pollution and promoting sustainable development. These carbon-rich…
Pulse drying is critical in producing many pulse-based products, as it directly impacts their quality, shelf life, and safety. However, achieving optimal drying can be challenging due to various factors affecting the process. If you’re concerned about pulse drying issues,…
Air pollution is a major environmental and public health issue in many cities worldwide, and Delhi is no exception. Despite ongoing efforts to improve air quality, the city grapples with high pollution levels, especially during winter. One contributing factor to…
Biomass fuels are gaining traction as a renewable energy source, mainly as many countries aim to reduce their dependence on fossil fuels. However, the quality of biomass fuels can vary significantly due to factors like moisture content, which is a…
The environmental and health impacts of diesel fuel are well-documented, making it a growing concern for industries worldwide. Industrial boilers, known for their efficiency in running production processes, are often powered by oil and gas, including diesel. But with rising…
Biomass is often considered carbon-neutral because the carbon dioxide (CO2) it emits during combustion equals the amount absorbed during its lifecycle. Even if biomass isn’t used as fuel, it would still release the same amount of carbon if left to…
India has long relied on biomass for its energy needs, with various fuels like wood, cow dung, and straws regularly used for heat generation. However, paddy straw—one of the most abundant agricultural wastes—remains underutilized for biomass energy. Despite its availability,…