About Event

Around 71% of India’s current energy needs are met by coal.
Notwithstanding the rapid growth of renewable energy sector, for
developing countries like India, coal will remain to be a major
contributor for another five to six decades time. Hence, advanced
coal cycles like supercritical, ultra super critical, IGCC, CLOU
systems not only help to improve the efficiency of the plant but
also promises efficient carbon mitigation methods. In addition to
this, if we could make these plants to use fuels derived from waste
sources like MSW (municipal solid waste) , biomass etc., we could
move towards carbon negative and achieve most of the SDG
(Sustainable development goals) set by United Nations by Indian
government like Swachh Bharat Abhiyan , Atmanirbhar Bharat
and Make in India scheme. This workshop aims to bring new
insights to the participants working in this domain to strengthen
their knowledge, skill and conceptualize coal-based hybrid energy
strategies to have a clean and green environment for all our future
generations.