Sunday, November 2, 2014

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Hong Kong Optical Fair:

On the 20th of October 2014 Hong Kong served as the stage to over 700 exhibitors. The fair was organized by Hong Kong Trade Development Council(HKDTC) and the Hong Kong Optical Traders Association displayed their newest trends in technology for the Optical Industry. Hong Kong which is a leader in the optical industry is also one of the leading exporters of spectacles and frames. A total of 190 brands will be showing their optical models at the fair. The fair focussed on various aspects of optics such as the latest styles of frames, spectacles and related products through various zones of the product, ranging from kids’ eyewear to optometric instruments, equipment and machinery.
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Best Of Belgium:

Hong Kong which is perfect connection between the East and the West has been chosen as the hub for Belgium’s art and antique dealer Axel Vervoordt, who himself is from Belgium. On  May 2014 during the Art Basel Hong Kong the Antwerp Gallery served as an addition to the ever growing Arts scene in  Hong Kong. The gallery offers several programs and artists from all over the world  came to participate and study the rich diverse art scenario of asia which is always changing. This gallery will serve as an effective connection between the east and the west as it will enable a growth for artists coming from both these regions and it will prove to be a beneficial move. This is the first step that Axel Vervoordt company has taken to establish itself internationally and Hong Kong is their best decision as it has a perfect mix of cultures of the east and west.
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Indian State Telangana Issues 500 MW Solar Power Tender


This article talks about the power shortages experienced the by the southern Indian state of Telangana. The Telangana state has been facing issues to meet the required power demand of the state. The state on a daily basis needs about 5000 MW of electricity, but has only been getting around 3500-3600 MW of power supply which is not sufficient to meet the daily power needs. This gap in the power supply has forced the Telangana state government to raise a tender to install a 500 MW solar power capacity plant in the form of an auction. The state has also proposed to add 5000 MW of solar capacity and 4000 MW of wind energy by 2019  to meet the power supply demands of the state. The requirement of solar power comes from the less available power supply in the region. The southern states face a problem of power transmission connection with the other Indian states. Thus this need has actually forced a competition between the solar power project developers and the solar power sector as a whole. However the capacity of power supply is expected to rise in the following months.