Swiss hydro technology exported to India

Swiss hydro technology exported to India

A Swiss-Indian enterprise plans to develop 1,000 special hydro-electric power plants in remote Indian villages without electricity. The plants will be copies of a gravitation water vortex plant in the village of Schöftland, canton Aargau – the only one in Switzerland. The gravitation water vortex cooperative GWWK, which runs the Swiss plant, has signed a deal worth several million francs with the Swiss-Indian company, Verde International. The project is also supported by the Indian government and non-governmental organisations.

Source: Swiss Info (Link to full article and Video)

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Amitabh Arora

Amitabh Arora

Amitabh Arora has more than 18 years of experience promoting foreign direct investments (FDI), trade and economic relations between India and Switzerland, South Korea, United Kingdom and Canada. He is currently working as Director Key Accounts at the Greater Geneva Berne area (GGBa), the economic development agency of western Switzerland. GGBa offers a comprehensive range of services at no charge to foreign companies seeking to establish a presence in Switzerland. He is also the founder of FDITracker.com, tracking FDI developments worldwide. Amitabh has a Masters in International Business from the Indian Institute of Foreign Trade (IIFT) and a Bachelor of Business Studies (BBS) from College of Business Studies, India.

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