Programme on energy conservation for small and tiny industries

There will be an interaction between experts and participants

April 27, 2014 11:28 am | Updated May 21, 2016 01:38 pm IST - SALEM:

Salem District Small Scale and Tiny Industries Association (SADISSTIA), Tamil Nadu Small and Tiny Industries Association (TANSTIA) and Germany based Fredrich-Newman-Foundation Service Centre, will be jointly organising a one-day seminar on “Energy Conservation”.

The programme will be held from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Hotel Grand Estancia in Kuranguchavadi, on April 30.

Chief Executive Officer of Jindal Steel Works, Mecheri, Salem, D. Ravichandar, will deliver the keynote address. Technical expert S. Kannan, from Tiruchi, will enlighten the participants on “Energy Conservation” in all types of buildings.

Focus will be on energy conservation in hotels, hospitals and educational institutions.

R. Baskaran, an energy conservation expert from Coimbatore, will be addressing the participants on energy conservation in utilities, compressors, boilers, fans and pumps.

Topic

Officer of the South India Textile Research Association, Coimbatore, N. Vasantha Kumar will elaborate on the topic for textile industries.

P. Ashok Kumar, President of the Tamil Nadu Solar Energy Developers Association, will explain on getting solar energy equipment at a concessional rate with allowable subsidy from the Government. SADISSTIA President K. Mariappan said that there will be an interaction between experts and the participants.

The registration fee will be nominal for those who enrol for the programme at the SADISSTIA office opposite Alagapuram Police Station in Fairlands, Salem.

Further details could be obtained over phone at 94437-17295, 94426-31277 or 0427-2448479.

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