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Okay. Okay. I’ll go to the working capital excluding the subsidy. We have gone through one full cycle of DBT. Now assuming raw material prices remains at 79.28 or whatever levels you have mentioned for others also, how should the net working capital trend in FY ’20 versus FY ’19?

On the flip side, de-icing cables are very effective. When de-icing cables are properly installed and operational, ice dams won’t cause leakage. De-icing cables won’t prevent the formation of ice at the eaves, but they’ll keep enough ice melted to create drainage channels for water.

So first is Kaleshwaram, which is basically in Telangana. This is first to get Godavari water. The current expectation by the government is around July, August, it should come. We’ll have to wait and watch how it comes. The Polavaram project is already there. This again connects Godavari to Krishna and basically gets what — into what is called Krishna barrage. The government has to build up what is called a canal system, secondary canal systems. We’ll have to wait and watch. As you know, there’s election on. So depending on government and how that happens after the elections, we’ll have to see that. But the collation on project is going full steam.

I think it’s mostly the election one. The software-related issue is primarily in terms of submitting the monthly claims. Typically, companies submit claims either weekly, fortnightly or monthly. With the bug in the system, March claims are yet to be submitted. Having said that, these months are off season, so we may not have a huge amount of POS acknowledgment. We are working with the Department of Fertilizer as well as the NIC to have this sorted out. And we are hoping in the next couple of weeks, the system-related issues must be set all right. We do not see that as a constraint going forward because most part of last year, after the initial hiccup, the system was more or less stable.

Captive asset production from Visak and Ennore has went up by 27%. The phosphoric acid capacity enhancement project at Visak is going on track and will be fully operational by October 2019.

29 March. Tamil Nadu may regain the top slot in total installed capacity in renewable energy as the state has bright prospects for capacity addition in wind and solar sectors in the coming year. Last year, Karnataka had toppled Tamil Nadu. Karnataka is the top State with a total installed capacity of 13,042 MW as of January 2019, while the same for Tamil Nadu is 12,125 MW. Tamil Nadu, however, is the leader in wind capacity, while Karnataka occupies the top position in the solar segment. Helped by faster installations in the solar sector and significant improvement in wind capacity, Karnataka has risen to the top position from the fifth rank about four years ago. According to the Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE), in September 2015, Tamil Nadu was the leader in renewable energy with a total capacity of 8,466 MW, while Karnataka’s capacity was 4,606 MW. A renewable energy consulting firm Bridge to India expects a total capacity addition of 15,860 MW in the renewable sector in India in 2019. In solar, 1,872 MW of new solar capacity is expected to come in Tamil Nadu, while Karnataka is expected to add 1,555 MW. The overall capacity addition in the wind sector is expected at 2,300 MW in 2019 and almost all this new capacity is expected to come up in Tamil Nadu and Gujarat.

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They added that COOEC’s 50:50 joint venture COOEC-Fluor Heavy Industry, which has facilities in Zhuhai in Guangdong province, is in discussions about a separate contract with Fluor-JGC — though it has yet to finalise a commercial contract.

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2 April. Uzbekistan plans to build 25 solar power plants with a capacity of 100 MW by 2030, with the first one to be completed in two years. Uzbekistan will start construction of the country’s first 100 MW solar power plant in the Navoi region this year, Deputy Energy Minister Sherzod Khadjaev said. He said the country plans to complete the construction within two years, and that another 24 such power plants are planned to be built by 2030. The government of Uzbekistan and SkyPower Global announced in 2018 the signing of a landmark solar power purchase agreement under which SkyPower Global will invest $1.3 bn to build 1,000 MW of solar energy generation capacity throughout the country. He said that the country will produce 67.5 bn kilowatt hours (kWh) of electricity this year and expects the figure will reach 120 bn kWh in 2030. The total potential of solar energy in Uzbekistan exceeds the equivalent of 51 billion tonnes of oil, according to expert estimates. Uzbekistan reached a deal with Russia in 2018 to build the country’s first nuclear power plant. In power generation, Uzbekistan remains heavily dependent on coal- and natural gas-burning power plants, but the country aims to increase the share of renewable energy generation in the coming years.

Verdict: This worked quite well… but again, you’ll probably poke a bunch of holes in your roof doing this.