Anamika Singh

Countries around the world are in a quest for clean and sustainable energy, and agricultural waste is turning out to be a definite answer to this . The entire concept of second-generation ethanol has been an area of possible innovation, and new generation ethanol manufacturingcompanies in India are working to make it possible. Let’s understand how it can change the course of clean power generation. What Is 2G Ethanol and Why Is It so Crucial? 2G ethanol is a biofuel made from non-food biomass like crop residues and forestry waste. It doesn’t compete with food production or farmland, unlike traditional fuel sources. It is proven to be a cleaner and smarter way of meeting energy demands in India, where agriculture is amongst the major contributors to the economy. This energy solution is gaining global traction, and the reason behind that is the urgent need to reduce the carbon footprint. With that being stated, India is on its way to becoming a hub for this revolution. India...

The sugar industry is one of the oldest and most influential Indian agro sectors. It is going through a transformative shift powered by automation. The industry is now evolving into a tech-driven ecosystem that promises efficiency and reduced wastage. With the largest number of sugar mill  in India, this transition is necessary. Let’s understand this shift comprehensively. ●      From Manual to Machine: The Digital Shift Sugar production has a complex sequence that ranges from harvesting to evaporation and clarification, and all the way to packaging. Back in the day, these stages were heavily dependent on human intervention. This often led to safety risks and labour inefficiencies. Automation is now changing that narrative. Modern sugar manufacturing companies are streamlining operations by integrating programmable logic controllers (PLCs) and supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA) systems. The industry is looking up to these technologies as the...