Chapter-10 Clearances and Approval

Clearance from State Nodal Agency/State Government NOC from Pollution Control Board NOC from State Electricity Board Power Purchase Agreement NOC from Irrigation/Ground water Department for drawl of water agreement for supply of wastes from Municipalities.

Conclusion
Hence it can be concluded that rice husk power project is feasible in every aspect. Though the financials were not feasible, advanced project appraisal concepts were implemented to achieve viability. We believe that our project indeed offer a unique opportunity to overcome the past difficulties in providing power and energy to distant, scattered areas etc. in a highly efficient and economic manner. And the systems are now available on a commercial basis after extensive Research & Development. We therefore request you to please consider the project and let us have support so that we could make an attractive and complete the project. We are also quite open to enter into appropriate forward and backward integration and horizontal deployment for local production of our project materials once the technology is well demonstrated and accepted in India. We therefore keenly look forward to hear from you.

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Projects by Prasanna Chandra 7th edition, TMH publication Project management, Bhavesh patil Rural Electrification Corporation website IREDA website MNRE website Biomass atlas CERC regulations for renewable energy, Government of India