TOP 20 TIPS
  • Top 20 Tips

    • Switch from incandescent lighting to T-8 fluorescent lighting in your barns
    • Use dimmers and motion sensors on your barn lights
    • Match tractor size to the size of implements
    • Ensure equipment tyres are properly inflated
    • Ensure that equipment and machinery are suitably maintained following the manufacturer’s recommended maintenance schedule
    • Make sure that the windows and doors in your farm buildings are tight fitting and well sealed
    • Insulate farm building outside walls with greater than R20 and ceilings with greater than R30
    • Consider the use of solar energy around the farmstead or on-farm (for powering water pumps and electric fences)
    • Switch to a milk pre-cooler system to cool the milk before it enters the bulk milk tank
    • Check that the timer settings for the solenoid valve on the water system of plate pre-coolers allow enough time for the milk to be cooled, but not so long as to cause water waste
    • Avoid excessive use of borehole water during parlour wash down to minimize disposal costs for dirty water
    • Use variable speed drives (VSD) on vacuum and milk pumps on your milking equipment
    • Look into adjusting lights in the dairy barn to increase milk production
    • Install a heat reclaimer
    • Investigate availability of water recycling equipment
    • Insulate hot water lines and refrigeration lines going to the milk vat
    • Use a timer on your water heater so the water is the right temperature only when you need it
    • Maximize natural ventilation in the barn
    • Clean ventilation fans
    • Look into doing an on-farm energy audit

 
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India: Tata Power to explore installing geothermal and solar power plants in the state of Gujarat
Tata's -solar production in India.

Tata Power Company Limited (Mumbai, India), India’s largest integrated private power company, on January 12th, 2009 announced that it had signed Memoranda of Understanding (MoU) with the government of the western Indian state of Gujarat (Gandhinagar, India).


The company agrees to explore the possibility of setting up a 5 megawatt (MW) geothermal power plant at a suitable location and to develop a 5 MW solar power plant in Gujarat. "We are happy about this strategic partnership with the government of Gujarat. This partnership not only strengthens our renewable portfolio but also creates opportunities to expand our presence in the growing renewable energy market in India. We look forward to the synergistic opportunities that the alliance presents us", said Prasad Menon, managing director of Tata Power. Geothermal energy is the natural heat found within the earth, where temperature increases with depth, typically by 10-50 degree Celsius/km. In Enhanced Geothermal Systems (EGS) technology, heat is extracted from granites located at a depth of more than 4000 meters by circulating water through them in an engineered artificial reservoir. The heated water returns to the surface under pressure and is converted into electricity via a heat exchanger and conventional geothermal power plant.

Growth plans include expansion of Indian solar joint-venture with BP Solar

According to its press release, Tata Power’s presence in solar includes a joint-venture with BP Solar, one of the largest solar companies in the world. Tata BP Solar India Ltd. On own account is a market leader in solar photovoltaic technology in India with a turnover of 66.000.000 rupee (approximately 13,4 Million US-Dollar / 10,2 Million EUR). Nearly 75 % of its sales come from exports, largely to Europe and the USA. Its growth plans include expansion of its module manufacturing facility and thrust on domestic sales. Tata Power installed a generation capacity of over 2,300 MW and is present in all segments of the power sector including thermal, hydro, solar and wind, the company emphasi
 
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