News Green India Ventures

News Green India is a group of media and technology professionals who want their work to relate to their passion for renewable energy. News Green India intends to foray into the support services cluster to make the lives of busy executives and policy makers easier by providing them relevant information in a short and crisp manner 24/7.

What we want to do? To be a trusted source of information on

renewable energy on India. To offer a single platform window for

renewable energy related news, research, services, jobs and other initiatives.

To assist and contribute to the success of every stakeholder in the renewable energy sector in India.

Why we want to do it? Not a single website or portal currently

exists for comprehensive news and information on renewable energy in India such as renewableenergyworld.com.

Too much ambiguity about state level policies, tariff structure, approval process, etc.

No go-to website or manual available for the foreign investor to enter the renewable energy sector in India.

How we plan to do it?

Provide renewable energy news to B2B and B2C segments via our “News Green” offering.

Interface between investors/buyers and promoters for JV/Buy outs/Venture funding.

Provide promotion support, PR, event management and other related solutions including ATL and BTL for brand building.

Represent in relevant industry forum, media or institutions for lobbying and/or venture promotion.

Why we can do it right? Experience: We have a team of journalists with

extensive experience in the renewable energy sector. In addition, we have a team of PR experts with domain expertise of renewable energy and contacts with key stakeholders.

Vast network: We are currently present in New Delhi, Bangalore, Chennai and Mumbai, and have associates in other key cities.

Passion: This is not just another business venture. We are passionate about clean energy and want to contribute towards India’s goal of adding 15GW of renewable energy by 2012.

Why we want to do it now?

India’s renewable energy market is at an inflection point.

The global financial meltdown and new government initiatives are incentivizing larger-scale grid-connected projects, marking the entry of foreign players and IPPs.

The National Action Plan on Climate Change proposes a nationwide 5% RPS.

Renewable Energy Certificates likely to be introduced by April 2010.

Renewable Energy Law work in progress.

Some excerpts from our blog Monday, August 31, 2009 D1 Williamson Magor Bio Fuel to pump USD 10m in jatropha

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In an interview to India Infoline, a company spokesperson of D1 Williamson Magor Bio Fuel said that the firm intends to

invest nearly USD 10m in jatropha plantation over the next two years. He said that the firm has invested nearly USD 5.5m so far and

completed 100,000 hectares of jatropha plantation through contract farming.

D1 Williamson Magor Bio Fuel is a joint venture between UK’s D1 Oils and India’s Williamson Magor. Posted by

Newsgreen at 6:01 AM 0 comments Labels: Biofuel, D1 Oils, Jatropha, Williamson Magor

Some excerpts from our blog Kiri Dyes to enter ethanol sector

Gujarat-based Kiri Dyes and Chemicals is planning to raise nearly USD 51m through securities sale to fund the firm’s

expansion plans including ethanol. According to the company, the funds raised will be used to expand its existing dyes units,

diversification project for ethanol and acquisition of one or more companies in India or abroad. Kiri has also secured board approval to hike the limit of FIIs from 24% to 49%. Posted by Newsgreen at

5:28 AM 0 comments Labels: Ethanol, Gujarat, Kiri Dyes, Public Markets

Some excerpts from our blog KSK Energy to raise funds

KSK Energy has secured shareholder approval to raise up to USD 415m through sale of securities in the international market

. The Hyderabad-based power producer, also into solar modules manufacturing and small hydro, intends to raise funds via Global

Depository Receipts, American Depository Receipts and/or Foreign Currency Convertible Bonds. Posted by Newsgreen at 5:13 AM 0 comments Labels: Hyderabad, KSK Energy, Public Markets,

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