The industry sector is the biggest user for commercial energy in India accounting for 42% of the countries to tell commercial energy used during 2004 and 2005.
The Indian industry sector comprising large medium and small Enterprises registered a growth of 10.6% in April 2 December 2006.
The Indian industry sector comprising large medium and small Enterprises registered a growth of 10.6% in April December 2006.
Since the industry sector is viewed as Central for economic growth it would continue to play a major role in the overall development of India.
The industrialisation policies of the country have helped in setting up of several energy intensive primary manufacturing facilities such as iron steel cement fertilizer Refineries with investment target text in successive five year plan of the Government of India.
The planner also encouraged various small scale industries providing huge employment the small scale sector produces close to 7500 items in which 326 items all reversed by the government of India to be exclusively produced by a small units.
As per the national greenhouse inventory the direct seo2 emission from industrial sources announced for nearly 31% of the total carbon dioxide emission from the country data.
As per the National green house inventory the direct carbon dioxide emission from industrial sources accounted for nearly 31% of the total carbon dioxide emission from the country.
The carbon dioxide emission from the industrial sectors can be broadly categorised into two heads that is process related emission and emission due to fuel commence and industry.
Of the total estimated 250 million tons of direct carbon dioxide emission from the industry in 1994 nearly 60% accounted for by energy use netcom.
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