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M.E. Energy Wins Rs 490 Million Ferro Alloys EPC Order

Firm bags second major 12 MW waste heat recovery project.

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M.E. Energy Pvt Ltd, a wholly owned subsidiary of Kilburn Engineering Ltd and a leading Indian engineering company specialising in energy recovery and cost reduction solutions, has secured its second consecutive major order valued at Rs 490 million in the ferro alloys sector. The order is for an Engineering Procurement and Construction (EPC) contract to develop a 12 MW Waste Heat Recovery Based Power Plant (WHRPP).

This repeat order underscores the growing trust of the ferro alloys industry in M.E. Energy’s expertise in delivering reliable, efficient, and sustainable energy solutions tailored for high-temperature process industries. The project will significantly enhance energy efficiency and reduce carbon emissions by converting waste heat into clean power.

Commenting on the milestone, Mr K. Vijaysanker Kartha, Managing Director of M.E. Energy Pvt Ltd, said, “Securing a second order in the ferro alloys segment reinforces our strong technical credibility. It’s a proud moment for our team as we continue to support our customers in achieving operational sustainability and cost efficiency through innovative waste heat recovery solutions.”

Mr Amritanshu Khaitan, Director of Kilburn Engineering Ltd, added, “M.E. Energy’s focused expansion into new sectors such as cement and ferro alloys is beginning to yield strong results. We are encouraged by the traction we’re seeing in these industries and remain confident of further success as we deepen our presence in the steel and carbon black segments. These achievements reaffirm our strategy of driving sustainable growth through innovation, technology, and energy efficiency.”

With this new order, M.E. Energy has already exceeded its total order bookings for the previous financial year, reaching Rs 1.38 billion in external orders so far this year, excluding in-house projects executed for Kilburn Engineering Ltd. The company expects continued growth in the second half of FY26, supported by a robust project pipeline and growing adoption of waste heat recovery technologies across multiple industries.

This strong performance bodes well for sustained momentum into FY27, strengthening M.E. Energy’s position as a leading player in India’s industrial energy optimisation sector.

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Shyam Metalics Unveils Rs 100 billion Capex Plan Under Vision 2031

Company targets Rs 400 billion topline by 2031 with 2.5x revenue growth

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Shyam Metalics and Energy Limited (SMEL) has announced its Vision 2031, outlining a Rs 100 billion capital expenditure plan to expand capacity and achieve a topline of Rs 400 billion by 2031—a 2.5x revenue growth from current levels.
The company plans to enhance its integrated operations by focusing on high value-added and downstream products, including specialty steel, stainless steel, flat products, and aluminium. It also aims to strengthen its presence across key sectors such as defence, railways, engineering, and infrastructure.
SMEL will leverage brownfield expansions in West Bengal, Odisha, and Madhya Pradesh to optimise capital efficiency and minimise execution risk. The Vision 2031 roadmap underscores the company’s commitment to sustainable, value-driven, and capital-efficient growth across the metals sector.

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Tata Steel, Air Water India Ink 20-Year Deal for Jamshedpur ASU

Partnership to operate 1,800-tonne daily oxygen unit enhances steel efficiency

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Tata Steel has signed a 20-year agreement with Air Water India Private Limited (AWIPL) to operate and maintain its advanced Air Separation Unit (ASU) in Jamshedpur. The partnership aims to boost Tata Steel’s industrial gas infrastructure and improve efficiency through the use of cutting-edge cryogenic technologies.

The agreement was signed between Peeyush Gupta, Vice President (TQM, GSP & SC), Tata Steel, and Kausik Mukhopadhyay, Managing Director, AWIPL. Under the contract, AWIPL will manage operations of the ASU, which can produce 1,800 tonnes of oxygen per day, along with nitrogen, argon, and dry compressed air. These gases are critical to Tata Steel’s blast furnaces and steel melting operations.

The ASU is currently in the stabilisation phase and will be officially handed over to AWIPL next month. The collaboration leverages AWIPL’s global expertise in cryogenic operations, particularly from its facilities in Japan, ensuring world-class maintenance and reliability.

The initiative underscores Tata Steel’s focus on integrating sustainable and efficient technologies across its facilities, aligning with its long-term commitment to responsible steelmaking and operational excellence.

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Jindal Stainless to double slag processing with new USD 150 mn wet milling plant

New Odisha facility to boost circular production, recover metals, and create 140 jobs.

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In a major step toward circular manufacturing, Jindal Stainless, India’s largest stainless steel producer, is set to double its slag processing capacity with a new wet milling plant at its Jajpur facility in Odisha. The initiative supports the company’s circularity goals by recovering metal from industrial waste and conserving natural resources while creating about 140 new jobs in the region.
The company has partnered with Harsco Environmental, a global leader in sustainable metal industry solutions, to build and operate the facility under a 15-year partnership worth USD 150 million. This new collaboration strengthens the decade-long association between the two companies and will enable the Jajpur unit to become India’s first site with two wet milling plants.
Commenting on the development, Abhyuday Jindal, Managing Director, Jindal Stainless, said, “As we expand capacity to meet rising stainless steel demand, our focus remains on doing so responsibly and sustainably. The new wet milling plant, with benchmark metal recovery and waste management systems, will enhance slag utilisation and create new opportunities for local communities.”
Manjunath Raghavelu, Managing Director – India & MEA, Harsco Environmental, added, “This partnership marks an important milestone in advancing the circular economy. Together, we will strengthen our focus on sustainability and efficient slag utilisation at Jajpur.”
The project forms a key part of Jindal Stainless’ long-term ESG strategy and its commitment to achieve Net Zero by 2050. In FY25, the company reduced its carbon footprint by around 14 per cent through decarbonisation measures, including India’s first green hydrogen plant for stainless steel production and the country’s largest captive solar power installation at a single industrial campus in Odisha.
                                                            

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