February 2024

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Direct, Indirect and Avoided Emissions through Scope 1, 2, 3 and 4

Climate change is intricately linked to human emissions of greenhouse gases, and businesses play a crucial role in the global emissions landscape. To clearly understand and categorize emissions from businesses, the concept of ‘scopes’—Scope 1, Scope 2, and Scope 3—was developed by the Greenhouse Gas Protocol, the most widely used international accounting tool for government and business leaders to understand, quantify, and manage GHG emissions. Let’s delve into these scopes and their relevance in the fight against climate change.

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Revolutionizing Power Backup: Exploring the Advantages of Flywheel UPS Systems

Today’s electrical power systems are plagued by a variety of disturbances ranging from short-duration sags, swells, and transients to long-term interruptions. These problems can be caused by motorized equipment within the plant starting and stopping, internal or external faults, or thunderstorm and lightning effects on the utility lines. In addition, power utilities in many areas of the country are operating at or near capacity, resulting in frequent “load shedding” (rolling blackouts).

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The Changing Landscape: Impact of Climate Cange on Construction Sector  

Climate change is not a distant threat but a reality that is reshaping the world around us. Of all the affects it has, the building industry is one of the most severely affected. As the construction industry navigates the changing climate scenario, it faces several opportunities and problems that has direct impacts on the social, environmental as well as the economic sector.

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Role of Mechanical Engineer in making Sustainable Buildings

As cities flourish and the world grapples with environmental challenges, there arises an urgent need for structures that harmonize with the environment while meeting human needs. While architects and designers have long been celebrated for their aesthetic contributions to buildings, the silent guardians ensuring sustainability often remain overlooked: mechanical engineers. Sustainable role in shaping sustainable buildings cannot be understated, as they are instrumental in integrating energy-efficient systems, optimizing resource utilization, and ensuring buildings operate in harmony with the environment.

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Embracing Sustainability: The SHUNYA Audit Initiative for Schools

In an era where environmental conservation is not just a necessity but a duty, the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has introduced the SHUNYA Audit initiative, aiming to foster a culture of sustainability and environmental stewardship among schools across India. Named after the Sanskrit word for ‘zero’, SHUNYA (Sustainable Habitats Under Networked Youth Alliances) seeks to inspire schools to move towards a net-zero environmental impact, echoing India’s rich tradition of environmental consciousness and the global mandate for a sustainable future.

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Why Cable Derating Matters?

Ever wondered why cables matter in our electrical world? Well, here’s the Fact: cables have a secret safety feature called the “cable derating factor.” It serves as an essential tool, akin to a well-designed mechanism that maintains smooth operations without the risk of overheating.

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How does the RCCB tripping sensor help protect us from shocks?

Have you ever wondered about the safety measures in your home’s electrical system? Electricity is a powerful force, but with great power comes great responsibility. Ensuring the safety of individuals and properties is paramount in any electrical system, and that’s where Residual Current Circuit Breakers (RCCBs) step in as indispensable guardians.

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