Canis Mines Fuels Sustainable Development in Meghalaya

Canis Mines & Minerals LLP is embarking on a Waste Heat Recovery Plant project in Thangskai Village, P.O Lumshnong, East Jaintia Hills District, Meghalaya, with an investment of Rs. 23 crores. The initiative aims to harness waste heat generated from the existing mining and mineral processing operations for power generation. Anticipated to generate 6 MW of electricity, the plant will likely convert captured waste heat into usable power, potentially reducing the plant's reliance on external energy sources and diminishing its carbon footprint.

This sustainable endeavor emphasizes energy efficiency and aligns with Meghalaya's renewable energy objectives, showcasing commitment towards environmental protection. It is projected to offer cost savings for Canis Mines & Minerals while contributing positively to the region's power grid, addressing potential local energy shortages.

However, the project faces certain challenges, including initial investment costs, technical expertise requirements for installation and maintenance, and intermittent availability of waste heat due to operational variations. Exploring Canis Mines & Minerals' direct insights or industry-related news articles could provide in-depth information on their chosen technology and project plans.

Understanding Meghalaya's current power scenario and renewable energy initiatives will further elucidate the potential impact of this initiative within the region's energy landscape. Though the Waste Heat Recovery Plant Project presents numerous advantages in cost reduction, sustainability, and power availability, addressing technical hurdles and efficient implementation will be pivotal for its long-term success.

As on January, 2024. Project has gotten approvals. All approvals were granted. By January 2024, project construction will begin.

News by Rahul Yelligeti