Fwd: [Faculty] Re: Industrial Lectures for this sem
Dr. Enakshi Bhattacharya
From: Dr. Krishna Vasudevan <kri...@ee.iitm.ac.in>
Date: Thu, Sep 1, 2011 at 10:50 AM
Subject: [Faculty] Re: Industrial Lectures for this sem
To: eefaculty <fac...@ee.iitm.ac.in>
India is undergoing an energy crisis. 53% of the country’s current
power needs come from coal. This highly polluting source of energy is
bound to run out someday. Compared to the West, India’s energy
consumption is growing at break-neck speed. As India’s poor millions
advance out of poverty, they are consuming more and more power,
outstripping national power production. The negative gap between
consumption and production has been increasing exponentially in the
past two decades, forcing the government to buy increasing quantities
of power source from abroad. This trend is set to continue, with the
country doubling it’s energy consumption in the next 20 years. Finding
alternatives to fossil fuel-based energy sources is vital to India’s
future if it wants to continue sustained growth. Solar energy is
considered to be important in India’s development of renewable energy
(RE) as alternative energy source to sustain the growth of economy. My
talk will be around the following topics:
2.) Solar Technologies
3.) Drivers for Growth of Solar Technology and Market
4.) Solar Market Segments
5.) Growth in Global Solar Market
6.) Development of Solar Market in India
7.) Projects under implementation in India
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Shaji John is responsible for developing Solar business and ensuring that L&T is well placed to capture a considerable market share in the emerging solar business. The Solar Initiative was started under his leadership in the year 2008. During financial year 2010-11, L&T has already bagged order for around 125 MW of Solar Power Projects with various developers.
He joined L&T in July 1995 and is located in Chennai, India.
Before entering the Solar Business, he has worked on three prestigious strategic exercises in L&T along with world renowned consultants like Accenture (for Operational Excellence in Construction Division), BCG (for Perspective/Strategic Planning of L&T) & McKinsey (for Leadership Development).
Earlier during 1999-2005, he was handling International Business. During this tenure he was responsible for Business Development and Project Execution in Middle East, South America, Australia & Africa for Power Transmission & Distribution Projects.
During 1995-1999, he was responsible for execution of various Power Transmission and Distribution projects in India, handling various functions like Tendering & Estimation, Project Planning, Monitoring & Control, Project Execution, MIS & Budgeting etc.
Shaji John is an Electrical Engineer from National Institute of Technology, has Executive Master of Business Administration degree from SPJAIN, Mumbai and he is also a Certificated Project Management Associate, IPMA Switzerland, Indian Chapter. |
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Thank you.
Enakshi Bhattacharya
Professor and Head
Department of Electrical Engineering
IIT Madras
Chennai 600036, India
Phone Off 91-44-22574401/4419
Res 91-44-22576419
FAX 91-44-22574402
http//www.ee.iitm.ac.in/~enakshi/