Indian Plastics Institute Guindy, Chennai, Tamil Nadu

We are offering eenergy crisis management. the indian plastic institute is a prime institute of education and technology training for the plastic industry in india with over three decades of standing. ipi has 11 chapters and 7 sub chapters in all the major centers of india with over 2700 professional members from the industry. ipi conducts regularly, national and international programs, conferences, seminars, symposiums and technical lectures all the year round. About ipi, chennai chapter chennai chapter of ipi has been serving the plastic fraternity and industry for over 3 decades. the chapter has been in the forefront conducting technical education, technical lectures, seminars and conferences on a regular basis. the chapter has a distinction of conducting 75 technical lectures, 10 seminars, 3 short-term courses in a short period of 5 years. the chapter has the pride of place in the industry in bringing out many publications of relevance specially ‘hand book on plastics’ and ‘a guide to injection moulding’ which have won the laurels for the chapter. the website of chennai ipi has been proactive in disseminating information to the plastic fraternity. About the seminar power crisis plagues india - smes are worst affected. The erratic and extended power cuts are taking a toll on the health of the small and medium enterprises (smes). from the purchasing department to the board room, businesses today are more focused on “managing energy” than any other time in recent decades. think about it: companies have systems in place to manage operations, finance and human resources but when it comes to energy there is no organized energy audit. this energy crisis in smes has prompted the wall street journal in its issue on 2nd july 2012 to highlight the subject with an article “grinding energy shortage takes toll on india’s growth”. Smes bear the brunt with low output, steep increase in costs, and many a time even stoppage of production. while speaking to smes about the current power scenario in india. mr. V.k. Agarwal, president of federation of indian micro and small & medium enterprises (fisme) said “indian power industry is in a big mess and it can’t be cleared or rectified within a day” with the scenario to continue atleast for few years the smes have to navigate through this crisis with proper, efficient and conservation methods. There is a new world emerging in this crisis. ipi seminar is intended to provide a road map that can facilitate the industry to continue its business while managing the energy crisis. this comprehensive seminar is intended to help entrepreneurs to avoid missing potential benefits by addressing opportunities for enhancing: • energy supply • energy efficient and • energy saving products and services • energy audit and planning for smes i.