FICCI, HSBC
The report titled 'Water Use and Efficiency in Thermal Power Plants' presents a comprehensive analysis of water management practices in the Indian power sector, addressing the pressing issues of water scarcity and pollution. The objective is to promote better water resource allocation, conservation, and management across various sectors. Methodologically, the report compiles case studies from leading thermal power companies, such as Adani Power Limited and NTPC Ltd., highlighting best practices and innovative technologies for water saving, including rainwater harvesting and desalination. The findings underscore the urgent need for a policy framework that facilitates sustainable water usage and encourages the adoption of fresh water conservation strategies. Through documentation and dissemination of successful approaches, the report aims to foster a collaborative platform for stakeholders in agriculture, industry, and domestic sectors. Overall, this initiative serves as a call to action, inviting discourse on effective water management strategies to address challenges in the face of depleting water resources.
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