We host here blogs written by EMC Team and select blogs of Dr Prasad Modak
Dr Prasad Modak regularly posts his blogs once a week at www.prasadmodakblog.com. We feature here some of his recent and select blogs.
A curated collection of Dr Modak’s blogs are published in a series of books available on Amazon, Flipkart and Pothi.com.
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Happy Reading from Team EMC!
Siemens Gamesa Renewable Power Ltd. (erstwhile Gamesa Wind Turbines Pvt. Ltd.) is a world leader in the development, construction and sale of wind farms. EMC has been engaged by the company for identification and assessment of environmental and social (E&S) sensitivities of prospective wind farm locations at the project identification stage since the year 2015. In this assessment, EMC uses advanced modelling tools for noise and shadow flicker analysis. GIS is extensively used for the identification of sensitive receptors and recommendations are given for siting of wind turbines such that environmental and social impact is low. EMC has conducted assessments of projects totalling to 8000 MW across the nine windy states in India.
Read our blog by a team member on how a proactive Environmental and Social Impact Assessment helps in environmentally sound wind energy development, here
Siemens Gamesa Renewable Power Ltd. (erstwhile Gamesa Wind Turbines Pvt. Ltd.) is a world leader in the development, construction and sale of wind farms. EMC has been engaged by the company for identification and assessment of environmental and social (E&S) sensitivities of prospective wind farm locations at the project identification stage since the year 2015. In this assessment, EMC uses advanced modelling tools for noise and shadow flicker analysis. GIS is extensively used for the identification of sensitive receptors and recommendations are given for siting of wind turbines such that environmental and social impact is low. EMC has conducted assessments of projects totalling to 8000 MW across the nine windy states in India.
Read our blog by a team member on how a proactive Environmental and Social Impact Assessment helps in environmentally sound wind energy development, here
