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Message From The MD
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Mrs Amlu Udayana Managing Director |
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| In recent years, the energy crisis has become a heated topic. As the costs of energy continues to increase, people around the world are looking for low cost alternatives. Some people even argue that the concept of an "energy crisis" is inaccurate. They point to the Sun as an abundant source of energy, and feel that the production of fossil fuels are not only harming the environment, but they are also limiting the ability for civilizations to advance. While solar & wind energy is promising, there are both advantages and disadvantages which must be considered. Overcoming many of these disadvantages will allow solar energy to replace fossil fuels as the dominant energy source on the planet. One of the best advantages of solar & wind energy is that it doesn't cause much pollution. However, the manufacture of solar energy devices must be taken into consideration. Solar energy can also be viewed as a resource for specific regions due to their climates. Another advantage to solar energy is cost. While the cost for things such as natural gas and petroleum continue to rise, solar energy technology continues to fall in price. Because of this, it will be in high demand for people who are looking for low cost alternative energy sources. Solar energy is also becoming very popular with island nations. Perhaps the biggest advantage of solar & wind energy is that it allows people to be independent of power companies, because it allows them to be self sufficient. However, there are some disadvantages to solar energy which must be overcome if it is to replace fossil fuels and expensive nuclear fusion reactors. One of the primary problems is that solar energy is not efficient at night or in rainy environments. One solution to this problem is the creation of storage devices which can store energy during sunny days to be reserved for cloudy or rainy days. Even then, certain parts of the world have weather which is consistently cloudy or rainy. Solar cells generate direct current which has to be transformed into alternating current before it can be used within grids. And installing small home wind & Solar Hybrid System between 1Kw- 5Kw too. Another problem with solar energy is that despite the low cost it has in comparison to other energy sources, it is still outside the price range of most people. Solar energy devices sold by large companies can sell for well over Rs 200 per watt. While this is cheap when compared to the amount of money a person will save on power bill payments over their lifetime, it is an out of pocket expense, which. The good news about many of these problems is that they are technical in nature. Advances in solar energy technology are likely to solve many if not all the problems which it currently has. Solar & wind energy has powerful advantages over things such as nuclear fusion reactors. While nuclear fusion reactor research is very costly, solar energy is not. Once a fusion reactor is created, it will still have to be controlled and maintained by groups of scientists and engineers who will be employed by a large corporations or governments. In contrast, solar & wind energy allows people to be completely independent once it has been installed. Advanced forms of solar & Wind energy do not have to be restricted to a grid If you're concerned about the environment, increasing energy prices, and this devastating economy, there's no better time than right now to stop wasting your hard-earned cash and start generating your own electricity. We all have to do our part in saving our environment and I want to make sure as many people as possible start generating their own power at home. |
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Mr J Udayana Technical Director |
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Who has worked up his way from a humble beginning working for companies like ENGLISH ELECTRIC & was instrumental in setting up India’s premier fire protection company FIREPRO & later on he started his own company LEROY INDIA (INTERNATIONAL) importing & marketing world class products from Germany to Malaysia & exporting the same to more than 30 countries in this part of the world. He is the brain behind energy saving concepts especially GREEN TECHNOLOGY which as far as electricity is concerned , he was the one who convinced our investors to foray into stand alone wind turbines & Solar energy harnessing systems coupled with LED for longer life & low power consumption for lighting, keeping in mind the benefits of RENEWABLE, RELIABLE & RECYCLABLE TECHNOLOGY. And always he believes in three R's in life
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MR Vijendra Bharadwaj (Birdie) All India Director Operations |
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| Mr Vijandra Bhardwaj is well known as Birdie by all his close friends, studied in Loyola Jamshedpur of the1974 batch and has a vast experience in Tea processing machinery and he was into Travel business too He had to give up and join his Family business which is Visa Consultancy which is a couple of decades old, and very well known in Delhi He has friends from all walks of life some from his school and some from where he graduated; he is also a treasurer of the Loyola Alumni Delhi Chapter. He is an environmentalist who cares for the country and felt he should voice his opinion and chose to join hands with this organisation | ||
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T s Nantha Kumar S A Technical Manager |
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| Technical qualified person who has done diploma in distinction from city and guild London. And later on completed engineering in electronics and severed Philips India in R & D. And later on in ECIL till 1984 and started free lance technical advice and consultation in electronic satellite receiving systems and also as experienced Satellite receiving systems in Ships and marine equipment . | ||
