The Union Minister of Civil Aviation Ashok Gajapathi Raju recently reviewed the progress of energy and water conservation measures at Airports Authority of India (AAI) airports across the country.
The important review meeting was attended by Minister of State Jayant Sinha and Secretary of the Department, besides Chairperson AAI and other senior officers.
Airport Directors of 12 important airports also attended the deliberations so that they could be sensitised to implement these initiatives at their respective airports.
During the meeting, the Airport Director, Jaipur dwelled at length on the energy conservation measures recently undertaken at the airport.
These included maximum use of LED lighting, installation of efficient air-conditioning equipment, provision of energy efficient pumps and motors, a roof top solar power plant of 1 MW capacity and a 1.8 MW ground-based solar power plant under implementation. All Airport directors were encouraged to adopt similar initiatives, some of which have a payback period of as low as two years. The status and scope of water conservation, water-recycling and sewage treatment plants at the airports was also deliberated upon.
10/07/16 One India
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The important review meeting was attended by Minister of State Jayant Sinha and Secretary of the Department, besides Chairperson AAI and other senior officers.
Airport Directors of 12 important airports also attended the deliberations so that they could be sensitised to implement these initiatives at their respective airports.
During the meeting, the Airport Director, Jaipur dwelled at length on the energy conservation measures recently undertaken at the airport.
These included maximum use of LED lighting, installation of efficient air-conditioning equipment, provision of energy efficient pumps and motors, a roof top solar power plant of 1 MW capacity and a 1.8 MW ground-based solar power plant under implementation. All Airport directors were encouraged to adopt similar initiatives, some of which have a payback period of as low as two years. The status and scope of water conservation, water-recycling and sewage treatment plants at the airports was also deliberated upon.
10/07/16 One India
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