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The 12th Plan (v/s 11th Plan) renewable capacity addition to slowdown CARE Research expects the 12th Plan (2012-17) the renewable especially wind capacity addition to slowdown due to removal of tax benefit. However, wind capacity addition is likely to maintain its dominant share in the capacity addition. At present, the policy environment needs a boost to achieve as removal of Accelerated Depreciation (AD) scheme from April, 2012 is likely to act as dampener resulting into sharp slowdown in wind capacity addition in the 12th Plan. Moreover, solar capacity addition is purely RPO driven; hence institutional framework needs to be strengthened for higher and sustainable capacity addition run-rate. Finally, State level policy issues related to Small Hydro Power (SHP), Biomass, Co-generation, Waste-to-Energy (WtE) sectors need to be sorted out to improve 12th Plan capacity addition. With AD benefit removed, capacity addition to fall; IRR to shrink by 300-400bps  AD benefit was removed from April 1, 2012, which was a major driver for wind installations in the 11th Plan. The country added 3.2GW of wind capacity in FY12 (last year of the 11th Plan), which is expected to fall sharply due to AD benefit removal. Consequently, CARE Research expects capacity addition to fall to sharply from FY13 onwards. The Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) issued a notification on 30th March 2012, that the depreciation on wind mills will be restricted to 15% from the current financial year (with and additional 20% depreciation on equipments). This marks a significant change to the incentive structure as AD benefit typically increases project IRR by around 300-400bps, with other factors held constant. Thus, the industry would move strongly towards IPPs driven from a typical retail investor driven structure a few years ago. Indian capacity glut to pressurise WTG margins; ancillary market to deepen  Indian wind market is primarily small captive player driven which used to invest in wind t

Enhanced oil recovery (EOR), also referred to as improved oil recovery or tertiary oil recovery, is most often achieved by injecting a liquid or gas into an oil reservoir, thereby lowering oil viscosity and increasing the amount of oil available for production. Some of the more common EOR methods include gas EOR (mostly CO-2 EOR), thermal EOR and chemical EOR. Microbial EOR and seismic EOR also hold small, but strong niches in the EOR market. While only about 10% - 30% of oil is typically extracted from a well by conventional oil production processes, EOR methods can enhance these recovery rates by an additional 5% to 20% (on a conservative average). The global market for EOR, estimated at more than $126.02 billion in 2011, has shown exciting growth since 2007, when the market totaled $54.96 billion. Technological challenges, hazy regulations, and high implementation costs have often been inhibitory to EOR projects, although this is quickly changing. Government interest and generous investments are helping to spur new developments in technology and also to increase the availability of necessary materials (such as CO-2). SBI Energy expects the EOR industry will continue to flourish in light of these types of developments and that many individuals involved in the EOR business will enjoy exponential growth in the near future. A large number of oil fields around the globe are maturing and are producing less oil - those affected are looking to EOR to increase, or at least maintain, their oil production levels. Many countries rely heavily on oil production for their financial health, and are becoming increasingly willing to invest in EOR, especially as the group of successful EOR projects grows and as the high price of oil continues to support research and development schemes. Around the world, the EOR market is growing and metamorphosing to fit the various regions in which it resides. EOR market growth depends largely on regional factors, such as the health of th

2012 Deep Research Report on Global and China Multi-crystalline Ingot Furnace Industry was professional and depth research report on global and China Solar Multi-crystalline Ingot Furnace industry. Firstly, the report has introduced Multi-crystalline Ingot Furnace basic information such as Multi-crystalline Ingot Furnace definition classification and manufacturing process product specifications. Then introduced global 9 manufacturers and China 13 manufacturers Multi-crystalline Ingot Furnace capacity production cost selling price profit production value profit margin etc details information of each company, also introduced these manufacturers product specifications clients equipment raw materials and company background. And then listed global Multi-crystalline Ingot Furnace capacity market share, production market share, China Japan USA Europe etc regional Multi-crystalline Ingot Furnace production and market share, 300KG 500KG 650KG 800KGetc different capacity Multi-crystalline Ingot Furnace production and market share, global and China Multi-crystalline Ingot Furnace demand and supply demand relationship, Global and China Multi-crystalline Ingot Furnace 2008-2013 capacity production ASP cost profit production value profit margin etc information, finally, the report also introduced 300sets 450KG Multi-crystalline Ingot Furnace project Feasibility analysis and related research conclusions. In a word, it was a depth research report on Global and China Multi-crystalline Ingot Furnace industry. And thanks to the support and assistance from Multi-crystalline Ingot Furnace industry chain related experts and enterprises during QYResearch Solar Energy Team survey and interview.

"Cuba Gas Markets, 2013"provides an overview of each of the key sub-segments of the energy industry in Cuba.

US demand to rise 4.6% annually through 2016 Demand for commercial refrigeration equipment in the US is forecast to increase 4.6 percent per year to $9.4 billion in 2016. Growth will result from improvements in capital investment and nonresidential construction expenditures. In addition, a positive outlook for the broader US economy will encourage end users such as fleet operators and retailers to both expand existing operations and replace aging equipment. Food industry efforts to reduce operating costs, a byproduct of narrow profit margins, will create opportunities for suppliers of energy efficient equipment. Transportation refrigeration to remain largest segment Transportation refrigeration equipment will remain the largest commercial refrigeration equipment type, benefiting from the positive outlook for capital investment. In addition, product innovations such as hybrid electric systems and products that utilize natural refrigerants like carbon dioxide will stimulate sales. Ice machines will also record above average growth due to increased construction of hotels and motels, which are major end users of this equipment. Additionally, ice machines will benefit from the rising number of foodservice establishments and from technical innovations like remote monitoring. New equipment sales to outpace aftermarket Gains in all markets will benefit from users' desire to increase efficiency due to the narrow profit margins throughout the food industry. Aftermarket sales of commercial refrigeration equipment -- repairs and replacements -- accounted for 73 percent of demand in 2011 and will continue to comprise the majority of demand. Gains, however, will lag those of new equipment due to expansion efforts by food industry participants. Food, beverage distribution to be fastest growing market Food and beverage distribution in the US is expected to post the most rapid growth of any commercial refrigeration equipment market through 2016, increasing at a yearly rate of

The shipbuilding market for the oil and gas fleet of Russian and CIS countries is the most rapidly growing regional market. By 2022 the aggregate requirements of Russian and CIS seas and inland bodies of water will amount to about 500 units of tankers, LNG carriers, supply vessels, drilling and production platforms. To meet this demand, new dry docks are being built in the region, including by foreign majors.

The wind power sector in Brazil has witnessed tremendous and very fast growth between 2006 and 2011. The cumulative installed capacity for wind power has rose by more than 80% during 2006-2011. The Wind farm auctions process followed by the Brazilian government has been the major contributor towards the unprecedented growth of the wind power market in recent years.

-The global market for unconventional natural gas extraction technologies was valued at nearly $61.2 billion in 2010 and nearly $61.6 billion in 2011. The market should reach $91.3 billion in 2016 after increasing at a five-year compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 8.2%. -North America accounted for $54.8 billion in 2011 and is projected to total $63.8 billion in 2016, a CAGR of 3.1%. -Asia/Australia was valued at $5.5 billion in 2011 and should reach nearly $19 billion in 2016, a CAGR of 28.1%.