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Tiruvannamalai Corporation to donate non-biodegradable waste for road-laying works
Tiruvannamalai Corporation to donate non-biodegradable waste for road-laying works

The Hindu

timea day ago

  • Business
  • The Hindu

Tiruvannamalai Corporation to donate non-biodegradable waste for road-laying works

As part of its green initiative, Tiruvannamalai Corporation is all set to donate its accumulated 250 tonnes of non-biodegradable waste, mostly plastic waste like PET bottles, from Monday onwards to use for road laying works. Officials of Tiruvannamalai Corporation, who have spearheaded the initiative, said that a Coimbatore-based Startup has signed an MoU with the Corporation to collect untreated non-biodegradable wastes from Micro Compost Centres (MCC) of the civic body free of cost. Donated plastic waste by the corporation will be used by the startup for road-laying works in the Coimbatore region. 'The first shipment of plastic waste will be given to the startup on Monday. Thereafter, the private firm will take the collected plastic waste from MCCs at least once a week on its own. It helps us to make the town much cleaner as the total volume of waste to landfill will be minimal,' S. Selva Balaji, Commissioner, Tiruvannamalai Corporation, told The Hindu. As per the plan, accumulated plastic waste at MCCs, which are located at the centre of the town, will be safely disposed of by the Startup in the coming days. Each MCC, on an average, spreads over 2,000 sq ft and covers at least 4,000 households, covering four wards within the corporation limits, which comprises 39 wards. Every day, on an average, 65-70 tonnes of waste are generated in the town. Of this, around 20 tonnes of waste is plastic waste, mostly PET bottles. Each ward has 60-70 streets with around 400 households and a capacity of 300 kg of garbage generation. Corporation officials said regular disposal of plastic wastes will provide more space at MCCs to treat biowastes into organic manure for farmers in surrounding villages. Initially, the project will be implemented in the core areas of the town before extending it to more areas. The civic body was expanded into a corporation in January 2025 by merging 18 surrounding villages.

Laurentide Controls Expands Partnership with Danfoss to Include Distribution of Drives in Eastern Canada Français
Laurentide Controls Expands Partnership with Danfoss to Include Distribution of Drives in Eastern Canada Français

Cision Canada

time31-07-2025

  • Automotive
  • Cision Canada

Laurentide Controls Expands Partnership with Danfoss to Include Distribution of Drives in Eastern Canada Français

KIRKLAND, QC, July 31, 2025 /CNW/ - Laurentide Controls is pleased to announce the expansion of its partnership with Danfoss, now officially acting as a distributor of Danfoss Drives throughout Eastern Canada. This development builds on the company's existing relationship as a trusted distributor of Danfoss Climate Solutions and marks a significant step in strengthening its motor control and automation offering, including Motor Control Centres (MCCs). By integrating Danfoss Drives into its portfolio, Laurentide Controls will be positioned to address a broader range of operational challenges—including energy efficiency, process optimization, equipment reliability, and system flexibility—in direct response to the evolving needs of its industrial customer base. "This is more than a product line extension," said Angela Badrieh, Vice President of Sales at Laurentide Controls. "It's a strategic alignment that enhances our ability to create long-term value for our customers. By combining Danfoss' world-class drive technologies with our deep field expertise, we are better equipped than ever to support the transformation of industrial operations across the region." This expanded partnership is a concrete example of Laurentide Controls commitment to its mission: helping industry thrive in Eastern Canada. As industrial operators face increasing demands to boost efficiency, reduce environmental impact, and stay competitive, Laurentide is evolving—enhancing its technical capabilities, broadening its solutions, and deepening collaborations with global leaders like Danfoss. "This announcement is part of our broader strategic vision, guided by our Value Blueprint initiative," added Steve Dustin, President & CEO of Laurentide Controls. "Our ambition to help generate $100 billion in customer value by 2033 drives us, but more importantly, this partnership reflects our focus on empowering customers with integrated solutions that reduce costs, increase uptime, and future-proof operations." Ammar Rashid, Country Head for Danfoss Drives Canada, said, "This partnership with Laurentide Controls, an industry leader with deep roots in Eastern Canada's heavy industry sector, brings together the proven reliability and performance of Danfoss' advanced drive technologies with Laurentide's trusted, customer-first, service-oriented solutions for industrial operators. Together, we will deliver a powerful offering and drive meaningful value for customers across the region." Danfoss' reputation for innovation, energy efficiency, and engineering excellence is strongly aligned with Laurentide's customer-first philosophy. Both companies share a commitment to performance, reliability, and continuous improvement—delivering measurable impact and value on the plant floor. The Danfoss Drives product line will now be part of Laurentide Controls official offering, fully supported by Danfoss' North American team of experts. From application support and commissioning to lifecycle services and technical training, customers will benefit from a powerful combination of local expertise and global technology. About Danfoss Danfoss engineers solutions that increase machine productivity, lower energy consumption, enable electrification, and reduce emissions. The company's solutions are used in areas such as refrigeration, air conditioning, heating, power conversion, motor control, industrial machinery, automotive, marine, and both off- and on-highway equipment. Danfoss also provides solutions for renewable energy, including solar and wind power, Power-to-X, and heat recovery, and contributes to district energy solutions for cities. With a legacy of innovative engineering dating back to 1933, Danfoss is a family-owned company that employs over 39,000 people. It creates long-term value for customers in more than 100 countries through a global footprint of approximately 100 factories. About Laurentide Controls Laurentide Controls is a 100% employee-owned canadian company and Emerson's exclusive Impact Partner in Eastern Canada. For over 50 years, Laurentide has been helping local industries thrive by delivering advanced solutions in automation, reliability, instrumentation, measurement and analysis, and digital transformation. The company serves a wide range of sectors, including renewable energy, mining and metals, pulp and paper, agri-food, and petrochemicals.

Salem Corporation provides manure produced at MCCs to farmers for free
Salem Corporation provides manure produced at MCCs to farmers for free

The Hindu

time26-07-2025

  • General
  • The Hindu

Salem Corporation provides manure produced at MCCs to farmers for free

The Salem Corporation is providing manure produced at the micro composting centres (MCC) to farmers free of cost. The farmers can furnish their Aadhaar cards and collect the manure. The 60 wards in the Corporation generate over 550 tonnes of garbage every day, which is segregated as biodegradable and non-biodegradable waste. The biodegradable waste is sent to the MCCs located at 36 places to produce manure, and the remaining is sent to the Chettichavadi dump yard. Each MCC has the capacity to produce two tonnes of manure. This manure is being provided free of cost to farmers and people involved in terrace gardening. Corporation Commissioner M. Elangovan was instructed to provide this manure to farmers. The Commissioner inspected MCCs and directed the staff to distribute the manure for free. The details of manure distributed to farmers should be provided at the monthly farmers' grievances redress meetings. Civic body officials said that at present 200 tonnes of manure are available at the MCCs. The farmers can furnish their Aadhaar cards along with the application for receiving the manure. People who own terrace gardens can also apply with proper details, the officials added.

Skandha and EFC partner to expand Global Media Capability centres
Skandha and EFC partner to expand Global Media Capability centres

Broadcast Pro

time25-06-2025

  • Business
  • Broadcast Pro

Skandha and EFC partner to expand Global Media Capability centres

Partnership with space-branded real estate expert delivers next-level offshoring agility for broadcasters, OTT platforms, and media tech firms by managing the entire content lifecycle. Skandha Media Services, a specialist in broadcast and digital media technology powered by cloud, AI and automation, has announced a strategic partnership with EFC Limited, a leader in dynamic workspaces and physical infrastructure. This collaboration is set to enhance Skandha's ability to offer scalable, cost-effective solutions for global media and entertainment (M&E) companies looking to offshore operations through Media Capability Centers (MCCs). EFC, which operates fully managed workspaces across key Indian cities including Mumbai, Hyderabad, Chennai and Gurugram, is already supporting several Global Capability Centres (GCCs) in India. The new alliance builds on that foundation, enabling Skandha to expand its infrastructure and deliver tailored services that support end-to-end media workflows, from broadcast playout and live event production to ad monetization and post-production. India has emerged as a hub for GCCs, with over 1,580 such centres, according to a recent EY report. Of these, about 50 are focused specifically on media and entertainment, forming a niche category known as MCCs. These centres cater to the unique needs of the M&E sector, combining creative, technical, and operational expertise to centralise and scale media activities across sectors such as broadcasting, digital content, sports, gaming, and advertising. MCCs streamline essential operations including localisation, regulatory compliance, VFX, programmatic media buying, news production, audience analytics and content creation. Major global media brands like Disney, ESPN, Bloomberg, Comcast and Warner Bros. Discovery have already invested in such offshoring hubs in India. As part of the collaboration, Skandha and EFC have worked on a high-impact space branding initiative to position Skandha's MCC offerings, showcasing their ability to execute large-scale rollouts with speed and precision. Yogesh Salian, CEO & founder of Skandha Media Services, explained: 'EFC's experienced leadership in workspace and real estate, and its readily available capacity, can easily accommodate our MCC infrastructure. This means we can provide fully outsourced end-to-end services, along with the infra, processes and people to support the entire media workflow spectrum – from broadcast playout, live event support, ad insertion and ad monetisation, to content rights management, content services and post-production processes. 'This collaboration allows us to offer our domestic and international clients not only economies of scale in infrastructure but also highly efficient and scalable operations.' Founder of EFC Ltd., Umesh Sahay said: 'Skandha has become a well-known brand in the region with a strategic vision that will benefit M&E customers worldwide. We're delighted they have chosen EFC to host their MCCs to bolster services and help their customers stay ahead in such a competitive landscape.' The partnership is also strategically aligned with the growing industry trend of prioritizing profitability over expansion. By outsourcing infrastructure and technical operations to Skandha's MCCs, global broadcasters, OTT platforms, and sports media organisations can reduce capital and operational costs while maintaining performance and agility. These services are further enhanced by Skandha's AI-driven workflows, secure enablement, and automated quality control, enabling rapid deployment and execution. With the alliance now in place, Skandha aims to rapidly scale its Global Media Capability Centres, delivering powerful support to M&E brands navigating increasing content demand, accelerated digital transformation, and tightening margins. 'We're confident that our expanded Global Media Capability Center will help amplify brand presence across diverse platforms and environments,' Salian added. 'This partnership will help us to rapidly scale operations and empower our customers to navigate rising content consumption, rapid digitalization and cost pressure with agility.'

Tulsa-Based Power Distribution Solutions Provider Announces Bold New Brand
Tulsa-Based Power Distribution Solutions Provider Announces Bold New Brand

Business Wire

time09-06-2025

  • Business
  • Business Wire

Tulsa-Based Power Distribution Solutions Provider Announces Bold New Brand

TULSA, Okla.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Today, premier power distributions solutions provider Layco Electric Innovations announced a corporate rebrand to American Power Innovations. This change reflects the 80-year-old company's immense growth in recent years, as well as its ongoing commitment to providing top-tier power distribution services and custom-engineered products to customers across the country in industries like defense, energy, utilities and more. This change reflects the company's immense growth and ongoing commitment to providing top-tier power distribution services and custom-engineered products to customers across the country in industries like defense, energy, utilities and more. Share 'Our new name is a reflection of who we've become and where we're headed,' said Brandon Lenhart, president of American Power Innovations. 'Throughout our eight decades of business, we've evolved to meet our customers' needs by delivering turnkey power distribution solutions. This rebrand reinforces our commitment to providing quality custom products, generating industry advancements, and offering premium engineering services. These principles will guide us as we continue to grow rapidly and shape the future of power distribution.' The company will continue to offer custom-built products to customers nationwide. The company's marquee offerings are its power distribution centers (PDCs) and motor control centers (MCCs), which it engineers and manufactures in-house at its facilities in Tulsa, Oklahoma. In addition to PDCs and MCCs, American Power Innovations specializes in switch racks, VFD skids and control panels, and offers bespoke engineering services and electronic repair services on-site or in the field. Centrally located in the American heartland, American Power Innovations leverages its location to offer greater logistical efficiency, improve delivery times and service customers around the country. All materials used in manufactured products are sourced from domestic suppliers, ensuring consistent quality and showcasing the company's commitment to American manufacturing. For more information about American Power Innovations, visit About American Power Innovations For 80 years, American Power Innovations has engineered products to support the critical performance needs of industries including: chemical, data centers, defense, energy, information technology, municipalities, utilities and more. Its turnkey solutions and exceptional manufactured products have helped companies nationwide thrive for decades. Centrally located in the United States, American Power Innovations relies on sourcing materials from domestic suppliers, ensuring consistent quality and showcasing the company's commitment to American manufacturing.

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