Saint Gobain funds work on alternative energy source
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IIT Madras research park to develop road map
Saint-Gobain India has provided ₹1 crore to the Indian Institute of Technology Madras Research Park to develop a road map to build renewable energy technologies.
The agreement signed on Tuesday by the two institutions envisages promoting maximum use of alternative energy sources and developing energy efficient sustainable models. The IITMRP has proposed to create an energy storage mechanism within the campus and operate primarily on energy generated from renewable sources.
The long-term plan is to enable India achieve the target of net-zero carbon dioxide emission by 2070, according to a company release.
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