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Japanese team to set up power generation unit
Later speaking to mediapersons, team leader Gen Takahashi said that as per the discussions with Kakinada Municipal Commissioner S Alim Basha and city MLA, V Venkateswra Rao their primary assessment was that they expected solid waste to the extent of 200 mt per day sufficient enough to generate power after
Kakinada: A two-member Japanese team assisted by two of their technical associates in India visited Kakinada to provide technical assistance to the State in setting up a power generation unit here through solid waste management. The team was led by Gen Takahashi of JFE Engineering Corporation, Tokyo, Taisuke Watanabe of Ex-Research Institute Limited. Tokyo and their two Indian Associates Soma Bhattacharya of JFE India Engineering Limited and LV Akshay Ranganath of Tide Technocrats Limited visited the 16-acre dumping yard in Kakinada Port area on Friday.
Later speaking to mediapersons, team leader Gen Takahashi said that as per the discussions with Kakinada Municipal Commissioner S Alim Basha and city MLA, V Venkateswra Rao their primary assessment was that they expected solid waste to the extent of 200 mt per day sufficient enough to generate power after segregating municipal waste.
East Godavari NREDCAP, district manager G Satyanarayana accompanied the team during their visit.When questioned on environmental s issues involved, the official said that after the power generation the residues can be utilised in cement manufacturing units.
