#temporary power

[creativeera]

The Emergence of Sustainable Power Rental Industry in India

Growth of Power Rental Industry The power rental industry in India has seen tremendous growth over the past decade. As India's demand for electricity continues to outpace supply, rental equipment has become an important supplement to help bridge the gap. According to industry estimates, the rental market in India is estimated to be around Rs. 35,000 crore currently and is expected to grow at a rate of 15-18% annually over the next 5 years. Several factors have contributed to the boom in the rental business in India. Rapid urbanization and industrialization have led to a surge in demand for electricity across sectors. However, the public sector has lagged in adding sufficient power generation capacities to meet this increasing demand. Frequent power outages caused by plant breakdowns and low coal supplies have further exacerbated the shortfall. This unreliable power supply from the grid led many commercial and industrial users to rely on temporary rental solutions to meet their critical load requirements. Events and temporary power needs have also boosted demand for rental power. Various outdoor events like exhibitions, concerts and festivals require large amounts of power for short durations. Infrastructure projects also depend on rental power during construction to power their equipment and site operations until permanent connections are established. Recent initiatives by the government to push infrastructure development and smart city projects have fuelled business opportunities for temporary power equipment suppliers. Natural calamities or emergencies may also necessitate large-scale deployment of rental generators to restore electricity in affected areas. The diverse range of industries served by the rental sector. Manufacturing units, construction sites, IT/ITES campuses, malls, hotels, hospitals and event venues form the core clientele of major Power Rental companies. The manufacturing industry, in particular, relies heavily on uninterrupted electricity for running production machinery and meeting delivery timelines. Power reliability becomes critical for maintaining operations and minimising downtime costs. Rental solutions help industrials achieve operational flexibility by supplementing or acting as an alternative to the unreliable grid supply. Key equipment available in the power rental market The rental power industry offers a wide array of temporary power equipment tailored to different load requirements and duration of use: Diesel Generators: Diesel generators are the most widely used form of rental power available in capacities ranging from 5kVA to 5000kVA. They are fuelled by diesel which is easily portable and available across locations. Diesel gensets can be quickly mobilized for permanent or temporary installations to provide standalone or hybrid power solutions. Natural Gas/LPG Gensets: Gensets powered by cleaner fuels like natural gas and LPG have gained traction in metro cities for their lower operating costs and emissions compliance. However, their usage remains limited due to infrastructural and logistical challenges in transporting gas fuels. Gas Turbines: Industrial gas turbines designed for power generation are suitable for very large load applications above 5000kVA. They are fuel-efficient but expensive to operate due to high fuel consumption. Transformers: Power Rental firms offer transformers to step up or step down voltages as per user requirements. These are mostly essential during grid infrastructure upgradation work. Cables and distribution panels: Alongside the generating sets, rental companies provide cable laying services, distribution panels, metering equipment and other accessories required to effectively deliver temporary power on site.

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[acoraxia]

his name is Jahel; they have a p neat 'friendship'

[stealingyourbones]

Out of all of the people The Ghost King Phantom expected to relate to, it definitely wasn’t the scrawny red headed photographer of the Daily Planet. Jimmy Olsen has gotten so many temporary superpowers over his time being Superman’s friend. Hell, he once gained a 4th dimensional being’s reality warping abilities when he was given said dimensional being’s powers during a fight. Sure there’s a dozen or so heroes with the same amount of powers he has, but none as suddenly granted to them as a all powerful god that can relate to a teenager.

[crumb-crumblet-s-crumbington]

my little residents

[nick-cassidy]

x

[hood-ex]

Dick with the Supers today:

Nightwing #104

Nightwing #104

[gingerteaonthetardis]

waking up it's missing rose tyler hours going to bed it's missing rose tyler hours every day it's missing rose tyler hours

[starry-bi-sky]

catch me looking up nightingale symbolisms for tales of the passerine. if danny's using the name of a songbird for a hero name, regardless of familial connections, i will utilize the symbolism tied to the bird. Anyways general gist of the nightingale symbolism i've seen, other than what wikipedia told me, is that nightingales were frequently symbolisms of spring renewal, loss/death, love, etc. catch me about to incorporate music into Danny's character

[ursachaotic]

BILL CIPHER DRAWING CHALLENGE DAY 4: MAX (BENEATH THE WOODS) 👁

I want to draw Bill with all of the characters from my comic (@beneaththewoodscomic), so here's Bill with Max!! Max would absolutely try to piss off Bill as much as possible, but it would blow up in his face lmao

[onawhimsicot]

it ended up being pretty scuffed lmao but i think it was cool of the admins to have taken note of all the times Etoiles and Philza were screaming at the sky, chomping at the bit for a "1v1" against the code monster and being like "if it shows up, you and me, we fight together" and do their absolute best to give them a dramatic and emotional arena showdown where everyone else would have been forced to watch from the outside

[helenofblackthorns]

cannot wait for twp so the Blackthorns can finally be together and all go home and everything to be right in the world again (please please please Cassandra don't make them suffer anymore. they've been through enough please please please I can't do it anymore. let them be happy PLEASE take all their pain and suffering and double it and give it to the next person just not them. anyone but them)

[perenians]

oh merrill...

[dateamonster]

[ripping out my hair] rebecca was not an evil master manipulator and rebecca was not a girlboss. rebecca was a woman whos entirely life was dictated by her desirability to men. but also rebecca was an upperclass woman who threatened and used people especially those below her because what she wanted more than anything was the level of power only men of her class possessed. rebecca wanted to live with a rich white mans freedom but the best that was available to her was becoming a rich white mans wife and having domain over the estate which represented his patriarchal power. and still no matter how she went behind his back no matter how she deliberately provoked him she only became a true threat to him when he realized her affairs might lead to an illegitimate heir inheriting that estate. the only real power she ever really held over him was that of the potential unborn male that existed within her and that! was a lie! she was infertile! her only fear in life was of a slow death by sickness! because sickness would cause her to lose her beauty and ability and at the end of the day those were the only things she had! and when her worst fears were realized she killed herself for the slim chance that her death might be a final fuck you to the men that could only be infatuated with her but never love her! AHHHHHHH!

[tavolgisvist]

Temporary Secretary (September 1980)

Not a lot of people today know or remember who Alfred Marks was, but there used to be agencies around London called Alfred Marks Bureaus – not to be confused with Alfred Marks the old-time comedian, of course. The bureaus would be advertised in newspapers and various directories. And I thought, ‘Well, I’ll just address it to Mr Marks.’ People often say, ‘Oh, you work so hard,’ and I say, ‘We don’t work; we play.’ I try to keep that in the front of my brain when things are getting tiresome. ‘Jesus, we’ve worked too hard. No, we’ve played too hard.’ The idea of needing a secretary, but only a temporary one, just made me smile. … A good thing with this song, though, is that there’s nothing overtly sexual; it’s just very tongue-in-cheek. Any inference that the protagonist is keeping the secretary late at night to do other things would be in the mind of the listener.

(Paul McCartney, The Lyrics: 1956 to the Present, 2021)

I did have temporary secretaries. After I left Apple I still had business stuff coming up, so in trying to figure out how I could cope with that there were a couple of times I just grabbed someone to just put my letters in order and help. But that track isn’t about a specific person. What it’s about is, there was a guy called Alfred Marks, he had the Alfred Marks Bureau – he had the same name as a comedian on the radio when I was growing up. So it was just the funny paradox of seeing adverts for the Alfred Marks Bureau, the idea of some comedian having a bureau was just funny. It said ‘Temporary Secretary’, and I thought, that’s a kind of funky thought. Then there was the secretary thing: take a letter Miss Smith, sit on my lap… all that kind of stuff.

(Paul McCartney, The Quietus, 2011)

It was Alfred Marks Secretarial Bureau. And he was a comedian. When I was growing up, he was a famous comedian. But he sort of gave it up and got into this business. It was always a fun thing. When I thought of Alfred Marks Bureau, it was a bit like having the Ken Dodd Office Bureau, you know, just like, mildly amusing.

(Paul McCartney, interview with Adam Buxton, 2020)

RM: Do you use a computer? PM: Pencil and paper. I’m not a typist. Funnily enough, John became a red-hot typist towards the end of his life. He had always had this “Arts Correspondent in Kowloon” kind of dream. But for me it’s pencil and paper by the bed . . . those moments between falling asleep and just before waking are good. I’ve got this little book that Stelly [his daughter, Stella] gave me and it’s full of scribbles and drawings.

(Paul McCartney, interview with Roger McGough, March 10th, 2001)

JOHN: He makes a lot up, like a novelist, you know. SHEFF: Uh— JOHN: You hear lots of McCartney-influenced songs going on, now on the radio. These stories about boring people doing – being postmen, and secretaries, and writing old – I – you know. I’m not interested in writing third[-person], but I like to write about me. ‘Cause I know about me. I don’t know anything about secretaries, and postmen, and – [laughs] whatever.

(John Lennon, August, 1980, interview with David Sheff)

And, of course, the b-side of Temporary Secretary was Secret Friend:

Here we are Where are we Cast adrift on some uncharted sea I know we'll find our way I know we'll reach the end If you will say you'll be my secret friend I need ya

For our joy The Beatles and Ken Dodd (the one Paul was thinking about while writing Temporary Secretary)

[musubiki]

another fun fact: marshall can beat lime in a fight BUT only if hes buffed by mochi or another one of the top 5 witches

[feyres-divorce-lawyer]

and the truth of the matter is, at the end of the day

tamlin is the only high who paid reparations