Seminar Brochure and Registration Form 2017

All India seminar on "Sustainability of Sugar Industry - Management of Resources" jointly organised by National Sugar Institute, Kanpur, in association with, J P Mukherji & Associates Pvt. Ltd., Pune, on Thursday, 20^th April, 2017, at MES Auditorium, Mayur Colony, Kothrud, Pune.

All India Seminar on Sustainability of Sugar Industry – Management of Resources

In the present scenario, sugarcane is viewed not only as a source for the manufacture of crystal sugar, but also as a source for producing many other value added products. Efficient management and smart utilization of following resources is need of the day, for the long term sustainability of the sugar industry.

·   Sugarcane,

·   Its Thermal as well as Electrical energy capabilities,

·   Water – hot & cold excess condensate

·   By products – Bagasse, Molasses, Filter cake, Furnace ash, Fly ash, Flue gas, Spent wash, Biogas etc.

·   Effluents & treated effluents

·   Machinery, Equipment and Automation

·   Manpower

·   Technical Knowledge, etc.

In this perspective, we are pleased to inform you that National Sugar Institute, Kanpur, in association with, J P Mukherji & Associates Pvt. Ltd., Pune, is organizing one day All India seminar on Thursday, 20^th April, 2017, at MES Auditorium, Mayur Colony, Kothrud, Pune.

The topic for the seminar is "Sustainability of Sugar Industry - Management of Resources".

Eminent speakers and technology providers working in this domain are expected to participate in this event. More than 300 valued delegates from different parts of India are expected to attend the seminar. So, participation in this seminar will be highly beneficial opportunity for all the stake holders of sugar and allied industries.

The brochure and registration form are also available at www.jpma.co www.jpma.org.in and www.nsi.gov.in. 

Time to time updates on the seminar will be available in this blog.....

Memories of 2015 Seminar

Glimpses of our previous seminar conducted on 17th October 2015, on the topic "Sugarcane Energy Utilization Technologies - Present, Emerging & Future";