CDM and ET

 

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From: saleem asraf syed imsdaadullah

To: Eastern envo

Sent: Thursday, April 30, 2009 10:06 PM

Subject: Re: Dairy Waste

the Clean Development Mechanism CDM) and Dairy Industry

There is a large potential for renewable energy generation from dairy wastes (Dung)

Apart from the environmental effects, the trend in rising energy costs is a threat to the profitability as it forms a substantial part of the operating costs. The operation stage of a industry accounts for the majority of energy consumption. The construction of a industry building will remarkably affect the overall energy efficiency of the building, equipment and appliances of the industry. Electricity accounts for more than 50% of the total energy utilization and is used for heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC), lighting system etc. Fuels such as LPG, diesel, furnace oil, LDO and natural gas account for the remaining energy consumption. These are mainly used for water heating, steam generation and emergency power generation.

Most of the dairies in India are not professionally managed and they dont understand their resource (energy, water) consumption, wastewater generation, greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and their financial performance. The industry managements should work to minimize the energy use by taking the green building route..

 

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Respected Saleem Sir,

Please send the details of below mention subject:

"To assess the possibility of dairy waste management projects under the framework of Clear Development Mechanism (CDM)"

 

From:

Hasan,

DGM,Eastern Envo Protect

Mobile : 09435116152

29-04-2009

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