Advisory on Water Meters, Instrumentation & SCADA
A water meter is a scientific instrument for accurate measurement of quantity of water distributed to the consumer and efficient management of urban water supply. It provides real-time data on the volume of water being consumed by a consumer (residential or bulk), thereby encouraging the consumer to use water more efficiently. Flow meters are the instruments installed for the measurements of the volume of water consumed or discharged from the source of water like a river or bore well or dam/reservoir to Water Treatment Plant (WTP) and subsequent to the District Metering Areas (DMA). Based on the requirement, some of the other features like pressure, turbidity, and water quality parameters can also be measured by the flow meter.
Advisory on Water Meters, Instrumentation & SCADA
A water meter is a scientific instrument for accurate measurement of quantity of water distributed to the consumer and efficient management of urban water supply. It provides real-time data on the volume of water being consumed by a consumer (residential or bulk), thereby encouraging the consumer to use water more efficiently. Flow meters are the instruments installed for the measurements of the volume of water consumed or discharged from the source of water like a river or bore well or dam/reservoir to Water Treatment Plant (WTP) and subsequent to the District Metering Areas (DMA). Based on the requirement, some of the other features like pressure, turbidity, and water quality parameters can also be measured by the flow meter.
World Energy Investment 2024
Abstract
This year’s edition of the World Energy Investment provides a full update on the investment picture in 2023 and an initial reading of the emerging picture for 2024. The report provides a global benchmark for tracking capital flows in
the energy sector and examines how investors are assessing risks and opportunities across all areas of fuel and electricity supply, critical minerals, efficiency, research and development and energy finance. The report highlights several key aspects of the current investment landscape, including persistent cost and interest rates pressures, the
new industrial strategies being adopted by major economies to boost clean energy manufacturing, and the policies that support incentives for clean energy spending, notably from the increasingly important viewpoints of energy security and affordability.
World Energy Investment 2024
Abstract
This year’s edition of the World Energy Investment provides a full update on the investment picture in 2023 and an initial reading of the emerging picture for 2024. The report provides a global benchmark for tracking capital flows in
the energy sector and examines how investors are assessing risks and opportunities across all areas of fuel and electricity supply, critical minerals, efficiency, research and development and energy finance. The report highlights several key aspects of the current investment landscape, including persistent cost and interest rates pressures, the
new industrial strategies being adopted by major economies to boost clean energy manufacturing, and the policies that support incentives for clean energy spending, notably from the increasingly important viewpoints of energy security and affordability.
ISA Steel InfraBuild Summit 2024
Executive summary
India’s economic growth largely depends on the steel industry, making the country a global hub for steel production.
With deliberate strides towards industrial self-sufficiency, particularly in steel, India is currently the world's secondlargest1 producer. With robust economic growth and government initiatives to support the sector, India is wellpositioned to witness continued growth in the steel industry. India seeks to achieve 300 Million Metric Tonnes (MT) of crude steel capacity by 20302 and 500 MT by 2047.3 Consumption across sectors of the end-user ecosystem will drive this growth, which will also be promoted by government expenditure and increasing urbanisation.
ISA Steel InfraBuild Summit 2024
Executive summary
India’s economic growth largely depends on the steel industry, making the country a global hub for steel production.
With deliberate strides towards industrial self-sufficiency, particularly in steel, India is currently the world's secondlargest1 producer. With robust economic growth and government initiatives to support the sector, India is wellpositioned to witness continued growth in the steel industry. India seeks to achieve 300 Million Metric Tonnes (MT) of crude steel capacity by 20302 and 500 MT by 2047.3 Consumption across sectors of the end-user ecosystem will drive this growth, which will also be promoted by government expenditure and increasing urbanisation.