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SMART CITY
PROJECT IN INDIA
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SMART CITY: INTRODUCTION

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The concept of smart cities originated at the time when the
entire world was facing one of the worst economic crises. In
2008, IBM began work on a 'smarter cities' concept as part of its
Smarter Planet initiative. By the beginning of 2009, the concept
had captivated the imagination of various nations across the
globe.
Smart cities use information and communication technologies
(ICT) to be more intelligent and efficient in the use of resources,
resulting in cost and energy savings, improved service delivery
and quality of life, and reduced environmental footprint--all
supporting innovation and the low-carbon economy.

NEED OF SMART CITIES IN INDIA

The need to handle global environment and urbanization
problems
The MGI study titled Indias urban awakening: Building inclusive cities,
sustaining economic growth estimates that by 2030, 40% of Indias
population will be living in cities. This makes it all the more crucial for us to
ensure that the process of urbanization occurs in a smooth and phased
manner.

The need for a long-term approach to developing

sustainable cities

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A carefully planned city will attract investments, create jobs, have strong
infrastructure, and most importantly, up the standard of living of its
citizens. Going ahead, the contribution of cities to Indias GDP will only
increase. If in 2008, cities accounted for 58% of the national GDP, by 2030,
this figure is expected to go up to 70%. To adequately leverage this, India
needs livable and productive cities.

Smart City for growing population

Half of the world population is living in cities in 2013.

Half of the population of Asia will be living in cities by 2020
Population in cities is expected to grow from 3.6 Billion to 6.3 Billion
by 2050.
Over 50% of urbanization involves cities of less that 500K people

Growing need of INDIAN population

For better health facilities 600,000 doctors and 1 million nurses.

Smart parking solution to reduce 30% of urban traffic and
annual fuel wastage by $10billion respectively.
For effective education 1.2 million teachers in government
schools.
Smart building to reduce 40% of energy consumption.
Smart Work Spaces in order to enable employees to collaborate
together anywhere, anytime instantly.
Mobile communication services for 843.3 million users.
--1.1 Billion Mobile connected devices.
--1.8 Billion Networked devices.

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BENEFITS OF SMART CITIES
Electricity Supply
24 x 7 supply of electricity
100% metering of electricity supply
100% recovery of cost
100% of the city has wi-fi connectivity & 100 Mbps internet speed
CURRENT ENERGY SCENARIO IN INDIA

Installed Renewable Capacity (May 2014)

SOURCE

CAPACITY (MW)

Wind Power

21,262.23

Solar Power (SPV)

2,647.00

Small Hydro Power

3,803.65

Biomass Power

1,365.20

Biogas Cogeneration

2,512.88

Waste to Power
Total

106.58
31,833.01

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Installed Renewable Capacity (May 2014)
SOURCE

CAPACITY (MW)

Wind Power

21,262.23

Solar Power (SPV)

2,647.00

Small Hydro Power

3,803.65

Biomass Power

1,365.20

Biogas Cogeneration

2,512.88

Waste to Power
Total

106.58
31,833.01

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Water management
24x7 water 100% household
100% households should be connected to waste water network
100% households are covered by daily door-step solid waste collection system
No water logging incidents in a year

Medical fascility
30 minutes emergency response time for patients.

Geospatial information system

Integration of Disaster Rescue Information
Layer Management and Editing
Map Navigation
Import and Export

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Sustainable economic developmant
Job creation
Minimum impact on environment

LION STOCKS OF SMART

CITIES
IDFC:
IDFC is a leading finance company in India, provided services ranging from
infrastructure financing, infrastructure development, investment banking and
project financing.

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ABB:

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ABB is a global leader in power and automation technologies, their solutions
improves the efficiency, productivity, and quality of customers.

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L&T:
L&T is a Indias largest engineering and manufacturing company, major
technology, engineering, construction, manufacturing and financial
services conglomerate. Company has its global operations also.

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ULTRATECH CEMENT:
Ultratech cement is Indias biggest manufacturer company and largest
exporter of cement blinker in India.

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NBCC:
National building construction corporation ltd. Is a public sector company
engaged in project management, civil infrastructure, for power sector and
real estate development.

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IBULHSGFIN:
India bull housing finance ltd. Is a housing finance company. It provide
home loans, loan against property, and for commercial vehicles.

HAVELLS INDIA:

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Havelles India is a billion dollar plus electrical equipment company
founded in 1958, with products ranging from industrial and domestic circuit
protection.

HONEYWELL AUTOMATION:

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HAIL is a market leader in in electronic instrumentation and process
control equipment industry. Company is a leading provider of integrated
automation and softwere solution.

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KEC INTERNATIONAL:
Kec international is one of the largest power transmission engineering
procurement construction companies in the world. Company is engaged
with railway elect reification project, optical fiber cable, se powertting
station for power distribution, and maintain power transmission lines.

CONCLUSION:

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So besides improving the economic climate and the GDP it
would attract the investment from overseas, it would create
the job opportunities, and mobilize the corporate.

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