11 Comments

• says :
  Oh, bigger image is available by clicking the image :)
  Posted 21-08-2014 19:28

• says :
  Thank You Unmesh.! Yes Crop Residue are being used in Pakistan in two ways either baled (compacted) or lose, to generate heat or energy in factories in place of conventional fuel. In this some cases this heat from crop residue, would also use to generate steam, which ultimately use in the generation of electricity.
  Posted 18-08-2014 19:13

• says :
  Thank You, Rohan & Burton for kind remarks.
  Posted 18-08-2014 19:09

• says :
  Good article Farhan...is there any established/sustained way of using this type of crop residues in Indian sub-continent?
  Posted 16-08-2014 01:25

• says :
  Crop residue must be used for alternate source of energy. This will fetch money to the farmers & save soil as well.
  Good article Farhan.
  Posted 14-08-2014 20:38

• Burton Dorley says :
  thanks for the post
  
  Posted 14-08-2014 06:22

• says :
  Dear Rohan & AZIEH please review the article now. It has been clear enough to read. Your valuable and kind remarks would be appreciable.
  Thank You.! :)
  Posted 14-08-2014 02:50

• says :
  Ahmad we need innovation in the energy sector,ur message is not clear.thanks!
  Posted 14-08-2014 01:30

• Rohan Kapur says :
  The font is still small, Farhan. I can read only headlines. Pls write in word doc & copy & paste in the report box on the Tunza Eco-Gen site, else you may provide the online link of your report also.
  
  Posted 13-08-2014 20:17

• says :
  Rohan, I was trying to upload but couldn't manage to do that.
  Please see now.
  Posted 13-08-2014 17:01

• Rohan Kapur says :
  Farhan, pls check the post. I'm not able to read it.
  Posted 13-08-2014 14:38