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VST Zetor Range of Tractors Launched in Madhya Pradesh

Sep 17, 2024 by Sujata 0 Comments #Madhya Pradesh, #SHARBATI, #Tractor, #VST & ZETOR

Sehore (Madhya Pradesh )17th August 2024:

VST Zetor range of tractors, jointly developed by VST Tillers Tractors Ltd and HTC Investments a.s, has been introduced in Madhya Pradesh and appreciated by the farm community. VST Zetor also inaugurated its New dealership at Sehore. State Head of MP inaugurated the dealership M/s NADEEM TRACTORS AUTODEAL and explained the features to the valuable farmers. Over 1000 farmers attended the inaugural event and complimented the products.

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Launched in May 2024, VST Zetor offers 3 innovative tractors, VST ZETOR 4211, VST ZETOR 4511, and VST ZETOR 5011 in the 41 to 50 HP range. These products are jointly developed in India by VST & ZETOR after taking valuable inputs from the farming community in India.

Zetor tractors were one of the most trusted allies for the farmers during the Green Revolution. The legendary tractor brand is back teaming up with VST to bring a new wave of innovation in farm mechanization to Madhya Pradesh. By launching the VST Zetor range of tractors in Sehore, the heart of INDIAN STATE known for world famous variety of wheat crop – “SHARBATI”, the company aims to empower Madhya Pradesh’s farmers with Powerful, efficient and highly reliable tractors. These Tractors will surely boost productivity, save time, and enable the farmers in the state to get the best out of their fields.

VST Zetor tractors feature an indigenously made powerful, best-in-class DI Engine with UCWLT working to get best mileage, fully constant mesh transmission with helical gears and VZ Matic hydraulics. Its wider Platform, dual diaphragm clutch, optimum turning Radius, dual-acting power steering, adjustable premium seat, aerodynamic styling , wide platform and better Ground clearance to ensure ease of operation with desired comfort.

VST ZETOR tractors are best suited for a wide range of applications from land preparation to post-harvest operations. It is highly compatible with all heavy-duty non-agriculture tasks along with all primary, secondary tillage and haulage applications of Agriculture.

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VST ZETOR embodies a groundbreaking collaboration between VST Tillers Tractors Ltd and HTC Investments a.s., dedicated to delivering high-quality tractors to Indian farmers. Rooted in the principle of ‘Global Technology, made in India,’ the collaboration seamlessly combines VST’s renowned FAST & Frugal approach with ZETOR’s cutting-edge engineering. This synergy ensures both immediate relevance and future preparedness to address the dynamic needs of Indian agriculture.

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Apraava Energy’s Solar-Based Community Initiatives Light Up Close to 60,000 Lives in India

Jun 6, 2024 by Gayathri Pariti 0 Comments #Apraava Energy, #Apraava Energy’s Solar, #Dr. Priyesh Modi, #India's leading integrated energy solutions provider, #Madhya Pradesh, #Maharashtra, #Solar-Based Community

National, June 06, 2024: Apraava Energy, India’s leading integrated energy solutions provider, has positively impacted close to 60,000 people from disadvantaged communities across India through its five-year-long solar development program. With people and planet at its core, these initiatives have been implemented in partnership with SELCO, in close to 40 villages and reduced over 130 tonnes of CO2 emissions every year which is equivalent to planting 6500 trees per year.

From enhancing the safety of young girls in schools to electrifying healthcare centres and creating employment opportunities for differently abled individuals and women, these community interventions have ensured all-round development.

Below are the key highlights of the impact on the community through Solar Solutions across five states including Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh, Karnataka, Haryana, and Telangana:

  • Solar lighting installations in villages and schools have provided a sense of safety and security to the people, whether moving about in the evenings or protecting themselves from venomous creatures such as snakes and scorpions.
  • Solar electrification in primary health centres has ensured uninterrupted functionality of essential facilities such as labour rooms, baby warmers, and vaccine cold supply chains.
  • E-Shala, solar-based fans, and lighting have enhanced access to and the quality of pre-primary education (Anganwadi) in rural areas.
  • Digital education kits have enhanced the quality of learning and increased enrolment.
  • Interactive learning tools with curated educational content have benefited teachers.
  • Solar-powered appliances such as fridges, copiers, scanners, printers, and roti-rolling machines have created employment opportunities for differently abled individuals and women.

Commenting on the success of the initiatives, Dr. Priyesh Modi, Head of Corporate Social Responsibility at Apraava Energy, said, “We are proud to bring our core value of sustainability through responsibility into action by creating solar-powered solutions for the communities that reside around our operations. These interventions have not only focused on all-round community development, but also helped reduce significant greenhouse emissions. Apraava remains committed to working with the communities to address their needs and contribute to building a sustainable future for India.”

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India Witnessed Record Quarterly Solar Installations with 10 GW

May 24, 2024 by Gayathri Pariti 0 Comments #ALMM, #Great Indian Bustard, #GW, #India Solar Market, #India Witnessed Recor, #Madhya Pradesh, #Mercom Capital Group, #Mercom India Research, #Raj Prabhu, #Solar Installations with 10 GW

May 24, 2024 – India installed over 10 gigawatts (GW) of solar capacity in the first quarter (Q1) of 2024, the highest amount to date for a quarter. Solar capacity additions rose nearly 400% compared to over 2 GW installed in Q1 2023, according to the recently released Q1 2024 India Solar Market Update by Mercom India Research.

Solar capacity additions were up 414% compared to nearly 2 GW added in Q4 2023.

Large-scale solar accounted for 9.7 GW, including 1.8 GW of open access solar projects. Solar capacity additions for large-scale projects rose 524% quarter-over-quarter (QoQ) and 534% year-over-year (YoY).

In Q1 2024, solar project installations surged due to a variety of factors, including the commissioning of projects that were delayed from earlier quarters. Developers capitalized on falling module prices, suspension of the Approved List of Models and Manufacturers (ALMM) order, and grid connectivity approvals of solar projects previously hindered by the habitat of Great Indian Bustard (GIB).

“There is a substantial pipeline of large-scale projects scheduled for 2024, positioning India for a record-breaking year by a significant margin. Assuming stability in policy and supply chains, and if government agencies continue to auction projects and meet the set targets, India is poised to be among the top three solar markets globally”, commented Raj Prabhu, CEO at Mercom Capital Group.

In Q1 2024, India added 15.2 GW of new power capacity. Solar power accounted for 66% of the new capacity additions during the quarter.

Rajasthan and Gujarat led large-scale solar installations in the quarter, accounting for 38% and 35% of the capacity additions. Madhya Pradesh ranked third, with 8%.

As of March 2024, India’s cumulative installed solar capacity stood at 82 GW. Solar energy accounted for 18.5% of India’s total installed power capacity and 43% of the total installed renewable energy capacity.

At the end of Q1 2024, Rajasthan had the highest cumulative installed large-scale solar capacity, accounting for 29% of the country’s total installations. Gujarat and Karnataka followed with 14% each.

India’s large-scale solar project pipeline stood at 143 GW, with another 93 GW of projects tendered and pending auction at the end of Q1 2024.

The average cost of large-scale solar projects fell 7% QoQ and 28% YoY, significantly improving the internal rate of return on these projects.

Tenders totaling 30.7 GW were announced during the quarter, up 122% YoY and 92% QoQ. In Q1 2024, 25 GW of solar projects were auctioned, up 229% QoQ and 2,957% YoY.

Key Highlights from Mercom India Research’s Q1 2024 India Solar Market Update:

  • India added over 10 GW of solar capacity in Q1 2024, up 414% QoQ and 400% YoY
  • Large-scale solar accounted for 96% of the quarterly installations, while rooftop solar contributed the rest
  • Rajasthan, Gujarat, and Madhya Pradesh led the quarterly large-scale solar capacity additions
  • India’s cumulative installed solar capacity stood at 82 GW as of March 2024.
  • India’s large-scale solar project pipeline stood at 143 GW, with another 93 GW of projects tendered and pending auction
  • In Q1 2024, tenders totaling 30.7 GW were announced, up 92% QoQ and 122% YoY
  • Solar projects amounting to 25 GW were auctioned in Q1 2024, up 229% QoQ and 2,957% YoY