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Annually, 1040 million cubic meter water is used for ash disposal at coal-fired plants and 6,100 lakh cubic metre of water is pumped out from the mines in India which leads to contamination of local…

India had updated land restoration target from 21 million ha to 26 million ha by 2030, in the #UNCCD #COP-14 in September 2019. 40,000 ha of land is being currently used for coal ash disposal in…

#PLF of coal-fired power plants is going down and #coal consumption is rising to meet power generation in #India, so is #airpollution and health problems due to emission of toxic pollutants. Do we…

Low cost per unit generation, less #GHG emissions and high #energy potential makes #solar power a clean and environmentally friendly alternative to #coal. We have the solutions, let's use them. #…

According to the report, 'Coal Kills: Health Impacts of Air Pollution from India’s Coal Power Expansion' by Conservation Action Trust (India) and Urban Emissions (India), the #Coal power generation…

Do you know that coal based power comes at great cost? These power plants are fast depleting our underground water resources. #SayNoToCoalMines. Lets conserve our water for better things.

Water Consumption pattern for the year 2016 - 17 is compared with the data from CTO (for the period 2016 -2021) and the actual quantity of water to be permitted under MoEF & CC, 2015 Notification…

Water Consumption pattern for the year 2016 - 17 is compared with the data from CTO (for the period 2016 -2021) and the actual quantity of water to be permitted under MoEF & CC, 2015 Notification…

Fly ash utilization for the years 2014-2015, 2015-2016 and 2016-2017 and comparison of datum between Fly Ash Utilization report and the Environment Statement

Sri Damodaram Sanjeevaiah Thermal Power Station (SDSTPS) is located in Nelatur Village, which is 23 Kms from Nellore District of Andhra Pradesh. It is a joint venture company of APGENCO and IL&FS…

Fly ash genaration and utilization comparison for the years 2014-2015 and 2015-2016 for the the first two units (Unit 1 - 500 MW, Unit 2 - 500 MW) along with coal consumption pattern.

Fly ash generated from this plant has not been utilised 100% for three years (2014-15, 2015-16, 2016-17) consecutively.